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The sun., 1894-05-13

After Rnnniux AwnS, ths Gs avs TFeti
Fsrh vvsr's Csurss q, aita a.h.

AIter huNntnw AwnNs the ae avs Ttote
rsrh wsr's Courss ~ sitA 81.
Yesterday was q gala occasion at the half
mile track Of the Parkway Driving Club In
Brooklyn. II was the first appearance Of the
trotters In public this season. and one Of the
largest crowds ever seen on the grounds nlled
the cosey clubhouse balconies. .overnowinE 2 into
the neat new grand stand which has Just been
erected near By.
Many old.tims horsemen Of Long Island
were there to see the promised exhibition OF
T. T. Bediord's noted pole team. Gillette.
2;llS, and Black Tde. 2:1T. and they were
treated to an exciting performance not an
nounced on the programme. A contest had
been expected between the Bedford palr and
team from New York. but the latter failing to
put In an appearance the bav mares Lady
Rowland and mate were hastily substituted.
Charles L. Bedford, young man OF
20. handled Gillette and Black do.
He drove without lodp-holdsrs on the lines.
and when the Tacy black mare. irrltated by n
Tad adjustment Of tho new harness. jumped
on her stride in tho fret quarter and started
TO run. young Bedford found himself unable
TO control her. With Gillette trottinG aud
Black lde running. the pair rsir made the cir
cult OF the track. Then Gillette took to his
heels. aud rs they came down the HON estretch
the second time. horremsn saw they we're
running away The Rowland pair were 10
front at the finish. and trottinE. and
after after, they hey, had passed the yi,s Dunlsy
did so Gillette and Black lde came tearing By,
and Ia lilly the wheel OF Bedford's wagon had
SsSs, SsRsG Gn Sna shS & an
ide 70 the ground. lnckily neither man was
hurt h and tho w3rs escsped =. With few bruises
in snsle EsTness to beat 70 with T. +. BED Bed,
f0NA tn kn s.tll IN haH trna As
but he finished in 2:lO5 nsyertheI.ss,. After
charley got up and drove the handsome black
geding one 4t the ereHts.t ,Si miles eyer tro,ted
Gillette was STEADY in. the hands Of the
En- to ;Ss Ss, + ss$ ,S:S
Snlshine the mile n 2i44.. Tie iiimss s1; y
Horsemen we're very snthuslastic in praise Of Il
Gilette's Performance. more, than one rro-
Last season the black horse turned the Park
ths onth Of october 5 nsf s.n 4 FI
undergone long period oi training; Gillette
S, Sy Sn0SR. Sga II: sSm q Beatty asm
Black de 2;l1. and Mahals. 2;leAh By Mon
OF the three well. contested events on tho
programme that for 2:2+ trotters developed
the fastest and finest snort. 1t was a reJ-hot
lila T. and Mr. Bedford's steady-going CALI
iorni.n Wanda. by Piedmont; In the last heat
was forced to finish her mile in 2:2Uh. fast
time for this season Of the year,
..l9s .ns ssd T. nt GsH j. rRnTsd snd
William French. iudges. IN announcing re;
suits to the spectators President Crapar used
en"rmous i funnel. Which mnde the ordinary I
tone OF voice distinctly audlhle at the furthest
point In the grand stand. Summaries:
The sun., 1894-05-13
F,.,a ,,h. Nayal As.d.mr.

AxN,pnIr May i2,--Ths third annual trArk athletic
meet under the AIspiees of the Naval Academy Aux
mary Athletic Association was bed al the Naval ArAl.
slny this afternoon. Tue folaSinE were the winners
Of the syenu;
Ons hundrsl,yArd Dash-psans. sa Tune. lO[s
seconds
RunniRE High Jump-PAlmsE 'sd height feet .
inches
TaiErnil RuR-warI. ~. Time. minutes n rs
seconds
uns- s-nundrsd,Aud-vwsn'y yard Hurdle RNes-TuIs'S
pt Tips. 20 u ssrOnds
PuttnE -iNissu-t puni NHlt-haFnl 70 diatAuce 81
feet 2 lnrhrA
TSe-hunJred aad-:wsnIy-I ard Run-Ward, VI Time
Ais ran -isudsrson 90. Time minutes s6 As
R1aa ng Broad Jump-TaussiE '05. distance. Is feet
n iurheF
Pols valit -Austin. NJ he ght 10 feet
UuAFtsT-mlle kuu-MArd. ~. ltale. sl ~ gecondA
FftYy yard >Wln lizard. NJ. Ttur. 81 seconds, Lard
hnlds the worlds record this di- snCe, IA ~ 70
s-cOhds lie sNam roundabout c0arss 70 day. uhich
accounts Tor Als poorer Ah0Eins.
The sun., 1894-05-13
GossIB sT'Es RIas.
,TH... n. l.as" at hi. ONE. for Horace L'.d. Iad

There are isSsn At this once for Horace Leeds IHd
Nick Cohlns
The P.as G1s-- TseslVsd this cable despatch yssrr
day. Fred J1hnsyn, VINO fought Grurge DiNun IN
America hsAt Dave NAilAre UFnIhsr 10 huLr hAIAFS
Ats despsrass nght asE night Tor $40 PuTss and
tlOO Z Ads
casper Leon cA'lrd a. TuE sIS once last nIght aud
sad thAt itrvd ~ aplnz nothnE, us Wnnis 10
hEhI Jluny barry o. thirAzO. VITA whom he was
cruIlI matched uT Jack tonnOT. Of Springfield, III
Leon SAYS that hts uanaEsI. ]. H. Fisher, sil pack
him for SltOl agAln-t shsg of lhe above ada Leon
further azys hat q Barry tonnoEa shuWa .
GnJ Inclination 10 GzhI he vii p0s forfeit aud ehneu
= match.
10 looks as thauyh the proposed tWsnIy-TOund nzht
bstWssn soliy suiIth OF "a ifprna and Tommy DiHoh
Of Rochester Nhirh achsdurd 10 lake pAce AZ TIE
TWln CIty A. e. VI pueApolts On NAY - ould not
take place. 10 AppsArs that tue Ariieea Whrl Ssrs
sEnsd Aad submitted W sth. Wsrs NOT according 10
ths previous snEAEsmvnt shlCh the 40 eo1srs en-
tered Tur aft les signei 81 smith provide that
pounds wa tbs wvisht OrigtnSilY agreed aPOn-
That the position of referee u thAnEess one ~as
never bsteg Illustrated th 40 AZ the nnal huut u tue
Ravsnswoad hvAt Ilu3. he'd a. Puritan Han, ! onE
IsAnd tlty. iAst Monday RlsnL mAn nAmsd q As,!dy
hzmaBuTgh g. and Otto kARhAsl u the Clinton A. A.
NaAsy More ~ the y \, A &, referee of the pre-
Vlnus bus Trfu ed o. efelAIe ia ths tsuf be-
he sAId Ma ray uad insul' I'd hlu The go"
ATstbsr sTiftlsd and Ths ludEss we're uhabls To
aHnss fEs police sfassd 70 Aliow ths boya 10 box
eStTa E0ahd And ths EstsIss decided " faNor of
n phAsL hsrTay shd his frisnqs started - 70 n0b
Caasl4g rhs polcs ssesrtsd hial tfem he buildinI
AftsE zsod asAl of troaeiA
The sun., 1894-05-13
odd. rHd u ,is OF spori.

W. OTvis--Ths LAsksrstslnliN EAmrs appear in
TINS sUN the day after thsy are played,
AeeOTd,ng cable despatch sent to the P,Is- &C.
s,. FROM london yesterday Tom sulllYAn. tue cha
piun OF NsE ZEALAND NLu rerrnilY son the sIHgls-
ehAmplnusutf "f Lugland. has Arcybtsd the rHAi-
leRgs Genrg- nubsAr ~ row over ls .hAHvs cham
pionshill sullivan has agreed 10 ruH in August
The Irish American 4. q. held special nssting lAst
TussdAl ughI their TOums. BsIgaH iAt lludAon And
reefs Hnd serte4 TIE folio ufhcsTs
1hnuIas LunrT gan. fIesldsnt. 1hOmAs tuTTAn TTeAs
uTsr. r. OEsgan and y tonGon SsorslAfIss. j. Car
ran Football tapialnl Maxwell lluTinE CADtAin A.
Kennrdy FOoi bail kies-rapiAni o. Ryan lIurling Vice
Captain u yes dseldsd 90 ioin the Gasie GoaheiL
y SULLIVAN ant T. loneIEan we're elected dslsgAtsA II
Gs0 decide taaI iiths o4slie too bel shamPoDs
bse0fAtlon Day they shonld receive tssiE s1Psnsss
A rutuFn match wil br played on July a. LASrsnca
J. kA,anaEh Was ss'setsd 70 mass Arrangements for
the match
Ths oArslnsn Of lhs Nsw York A. are rslaisnE in
the possession of Their new coaching craft which
reached iTaVers IslAnl carry tha seek Instead OF
bslnE . launch. Antic patgd shs is really steam
Yacht tnrAsurinE o. fest AL Aud bn feet tue
Waier hne- che can tTAEsl Et nfteeu knoI rata
Thia impo1 ant additiun 70 ths SQUAD ueet sili b.
undsT the Jurisdiction Of the Athlettg tom nIteF aud
slsn nat sngassd ~ ssAehsE ,ls sisws sil es .yAi
cub Iaiss asL Pts,snt aAns. lhs IEle. saisA sss
sll gEsS.sy % sh.PEsa e t5As . iss sl1.lEsl q
k-eAAsAu falla4 - ~ bakshASs - slAteE
The sun., 1894-05-13
1Hk PRINCE or WALEs oKJt crkD.
How the Raers B-'Svsen the vi7Haat aua
Hrit t.nnIa Fell Through.

How the Raers Between the vi3Haat aua
Hrii.nnia Fell Through
The London Field. In commenting on the
vigilants visit TO England and James Gordon
Benefits efforts to arrange q match with the
Britannia. says:
In connection with the possible visit Of the vigiAns
the subject Of the Royal vietOrA Yacht Ciab 0od
isnEs cup naturally srops mp aud also whether
the Britannia would be equal to taoklinE her There
would not be time To huild aud cup defender
and II contes; is dsn,sd account or the condition
that chAlsnEe must be delivered In December there
would be considerable amount OF word painting IN
the American nswspapsrs So far the Cape May cuD
10 concerned. the Britannia would have defend thAs
unless handed TO the sAtsnitA TLis prob
ably would be the sAi.r thing 10 40 ~ hrss,y time
SAtARtA. with her nbATatiysy small sail sorsAd
would make a poor shOw oa Chsunsi sosrss Asainsi
WIN rsssra TO ih. t.l.aor sr,.sni. visiisHi
%:'ss S ' Ssdts.d % n 'hs hs .p oss Ssssrss s S,:t
Wished Tor Chsnnsi esurss eai nltimAisy agreed ts
sisi.. Of 81 90 side L. K H. ID: Primes OF T.lss
did not hs way to Asrss 10 sihsr % the RoJa VIC
10. sssiisa.s to tie kSyai issas sqssdroS oassn's
course from Caves round the Nab and marx boat on
would agree 10 and % the matter fell through.
A wsl-knoEu English writer On yachting
who slRns himself "ThalAsEA," has been
abusing the owners Of the NiglRnt. ColonIA.
and jubilee for what he chAracteriNes theIF
lack OF fair plnY la refusing to meet the YAl-
kyris, In commenting on his letter the FiStd
says:
Its OF course out OF tie question that any one sAa
his yAcht; aud there may be more thAa oHs rsAsaa
way be caunnt cAEry out tue nsir9ctinns ot tre
Snort aud f,Ir play But whatever The iachss Of the
oEn.rs Of The t'sn' n S1' ns al. woSa BE- "a, Ish!
ETitAunJa and The Nal~lns
The sun., 1894-05-13
CHANT Is 4 RACE HoRsr.
The Three.year-oid win- the Phenix Hotel
stake. In t5A.

The Three-year-oid win- the Phenix Hotel
stake. In t5A
LEXINGTON. May ia good track. q large
attendance. and perfect weather made the six
contests at the track here TO-DAY OF more than
usual interest. The talent picked three OF the
winners. but tho other three were rank out
siders. one Of these being the 20 to shot
Bridget by Duke OF Montrose. dam Little Sis
ter who won the Himyar purse for two-year-
olds.
The Phoenix Hotel Stakes had elk starters.
Chant at z to 8. Gallatin at q to 8. Queenlike
II. at 3 to 2. Tupto at 8 to ]. Al Boyer at 20 to
/. and Valiant at 10 to l. Chant got of in the
lead. but passing the wire Valiant was FIRST.
Chant second. Al Boyer third. At the half
Chant again took the lead. and could
not be headed. although Al Boyer was
upon his side to the last quarter.
where he was finally shaken OF. Cnant won
By three lengths with ease. Al Bsyer. two
lengths before GallAtin. third. Oceans OF
money went in on Chant Gallatin. and Queen
like IL The winner 10 an American Derby
candidate
A. B. stofel. Chicago. has sold to John Z.
Madden. this city. Miss Young. q atwo-year- old.
By Hanover. out OF May Day. price $500. and
Ysar.oid. By vocalic. dam bJ Rebel price 500.
In 2:l4 to-day:
s. s s.:s: .|:n i fgfSnf F.ss F aG'
second; Carrie IL. So o. ferkins 20 to third Time.
liio. Long Aso. Iswsliyn, Marion O.. and TAnn Re-
form also ran.
1o2 (GrAhaml tto won; Pomfret. 81 Fshrrl y TO !,
second; Miss Dixie. 100 tMcLaInl to third. Tune
;3bl< The Govsrness and Aurora also
Third Race-Ph0nix Hotel stakes worth 81 to the
Ito g. won Al Boyer III tRAyl 20 TO l, second; GaE
latin III (BrtttonL 4 To third. Time. 81 Iupto,
Quesnliks H.. aud Valiant also ran
Fourth Rscs-himyM purse for two-yesr. olds; four
PowlinE lOb ~. Wiliamsl Toto ], second; Mountain
hadss. 1oo NishsrL tto !. third Tina 5ol Lime
Via sundoxn. Lucille AIVsrstta. and La Haven
also
Fifih Raes-Fiys furongs. PelleAs 1o7 (BrittonL Is
20 J. wvn; Joe Mac. ils tkayL to ]. secand; Black
Tiger, 1lO (WIlllAms. even. third. Time. IA Sir
sixth RAes-ssnE; six furongs. POGO Tempe. 90
CGrAhAml to 2 won; Dolly wiThsra. % tGoodaleL Z
TO l. second Oscar VI H. Williams. ID to !. third.
Time, lil6 Raesnsld, BrownslL Flora ThornIou and
Tom Roche also ran.
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ssEcrISRrDsEs B1ED FiesE.
Prspsrntiers for tee we-en's Nsss Meet
tee Aesiast the conGrsssnas.

LEXINGTON. Ky MAY 1.-THE city va,
crowded to-day with visitors from thls and
surrounding counties 20 attend the races, and
careful Investigation showed that Col. Breck-
inrldRe will have more opposition than was al
FIRST supposed
Gen. W. II. Gentry. one Of Fayette eounty'r
best-known farmers. 10 working in the in.
terest OF the ladies' anti Breekinrldge mass
meeting 10 be held hero on Monday afterno oon,
and he said In an interview to- night:
There is a ground swell against Breckin-
ridge since he delivered bis ,spesches and at-
tackod the preachers OF the GOSPEL Tho
women are not only up In arms against him
but the better element OF our farmers condemn
him. You will see one Of the biggest meet.
ings next Monday you ever saw. IL will
be presided over 10y one OF the best IN en- In tn 9
district but | am unable to Rivo you his nan e.
The resolutions will lie written by one who can
set forth facts and from whom ! have heard
thcy will he somsthing reno rkable. our
women Will turn out iu force. All our college
professors VIII to present. y number Of the
leading business mon will be on the stage.
anil there will lie some sensational things
said, /"
The sun., 1894-05-13
AN EXCITING s1EEPLEcHAsE THIs
Tumsies Were Numerous and Phnadsi-
phians Were Out IN Force.

Tumsies Were Numerous and Phnad dsi-
phian. Were Out Ia Force.
PHILADELPHIA May 1.-THE fourth annual
race meeting OF the Phil iladelphia Country Club
on the clubs half-mie course near this eity
this afternoon attracted an assem- biage OF
1000 persons in which society was well rep
resented. The races were exciting. the last
one. the Belmont Steeplechase. being particu-
larly thrilling.
In this event Passmore stumbled over tho
first hurdle. and the horse and jockey. Grimm.
fell In heap oakwood. Hayes up. ran into
them and both horse AMI rider also rolled
over the track. Grimm escaped with = cut
head. although he was unconscious for
fifteen minutes. and HaYes had his right
collar bone broken. The horses were not
hurt. Little Chance. who was leading.
on. on ht the third hGrdis The shSmrocS threw nsTs
Blong. and l. L. Altrmus, the owner. took the
mount. Little Chance, alt.r going mile and
mounted Oak wood after the animal had boen
caught and he and Altemus on The Sham
rock hnished the race the latter winning.
In the nth, race the horses got a false start
mile. tSfrroy. who rode walt Ia this i race. ace.
Vas suspsnded I lor thirty dsEs 1iI. for lashinG
Country Club and tho Meadow Brook Farms.
with the exception Of the pony and Galloway
the steepischase Hunt and Pony Racing Asso.
citation. SO far as registration, forfeit, and
measurement were concerned. A steward OF
the Country CLUB stated this afternoon that
The sHecess OF this meeting demonstrates
that Philadelphia cannot do without the
Pony Racing Association. lie also declares that
Thomas liitehcock. yiee-Presidsnt OF the
stsepIsssass hSS s ee aeng 10 tss hssoe,s
OF Philadelphia, which are that all purses run
for last year, AID not paid, under the rules OF
placed on the forfeit list; equal reETsssntstion
Tor Philadelphis, Baltimore. Washington.
the Committee on hulek
The sun., 1894-05-13

net Is Bss,su IN the Au.-sund Co-tsst -
Yale FIeIa.

NEv HAVEN. May 12.-Ths events IN the
fourth annual meeting OF the Yale Harvard
Athletic Association we're contested on Yale
Field this afternoon. The Yale team unex-
pectedly won. Her strongest representatives.
proved TO be weak. while men who were rated
as seconds and thirds came In nrst Records
OF the intercollegiate and Yale Harvard asso-
clstlons we're broken, and also one worlds
record. Hickok OF Yale threw the sixteen
esIHS DSI5a II. crs At nS d fl t Il Dshs
yard hurdle in q rs seconds. Ersasine the
Zee The Yale Harvard KssocistIen n' record: re-
were broken In the l2U. yard hurdle. I4u-
vault .n r%ths ,Hs sS f6e Weather %ss
perfect Tor the spou and the track last About
pTr;S.. e. the sT%s and
association VAS formed. The results:
one hunddredys,d ps.h-rins! h.s,, won hy ia
Smith Sst'srd. ,birf 1ims. 10 aS seconds
n.ss n' on Re- sGd .tTss TF f. ss
Yale. .ssondi Y. sonrS. harvard. iGifi Time. Is
fss,nIl. Bsys. ss R.cs1rn.i hes. won By MM Nh
fss 2.. isrd time, minute. Sss 81 seconds. " . "s'u
%, FOu5 nSndr.d i snd;iVr,Iiy.td Kunson % ny n.f
af;,s ~. liz. IIs.TsTS isi, Tm: ,..S"@, ,n,
ridge, .see19i v: q larson. harvard thirL Tim'
mlnu,s, mnI 81 s.s,sseSnd. h, q pnn,.u y,,., N
rSaIip. ii.ts..a, second, ?. Drew Harvard. ,sra
Two.bandrsd snd.iwsaiy.ysrd Hurdi. R.e.-rin.i
heat won by J. L. Brewer. Harvard W ,. Gsrcelnn,
Harvard, second ". W. Jameson. Harvard. third
Time. ~ 3 o seconda
Une.haif.mile Run-won BY w. 3. woodruff. Nas;
+. Holistet Harvard. second; n. B uilL Harvard,
third. Tune, minute o. 4 seennds
Two hundred Andt wenty yard DHsh-Final heat. won
by :. w. Merrill Harvard; 2. DH r. Pradn Harvard.
second $. X. 1srnrd Yale. third rne u srcnnds
Throwing the Ilaiumer-Won nv W. -. Iitrkok, Yale;
". =. Cross Yale. secNndi q Chadwick. Nae, lhirt
Winners distance inches; second. LOG ieet
inches; third, 100 feet y inch.
Pole Nsult-Wou by u. thomas Yale. 10 feet ION
incheN ". u. kershaw, Yale. srcond; 10 feet EA
inches Il. n. Alrh, YAr. third.
Putting tho Shot.-Nun by A. Brown, Yale. W. q,
Iickok. Ise second; e. Coit Yale third distance. 40
feet ~ inches
". thompson, Na,e. second: A. sticknsy. Harvard
third. Distance Iset ~ inches
KunninR broad Jnmp.-Won by 7. r. sheldon. Yale;
r. II. Moss, Harvard, second; u. ". whselwrlRhL
Harvard. third Distance. ~ feet w ineheA
The following are tho points won by the con-
The sun., 1894-05-13
The slrtssnth annnAl N estlnR oi the EsI

The sixteenth annual meeting 1.-The EssexBI-
cycle Club. Newark. popularity known As odd
Essex" was held at the residence OF George
Aindoeh last Monday night aud was vel at
tended. The Secretary Treasurer's report
showed the club 10 be In q sound condition
hpEncIAllY. They have thiItY-hVe members.
Odd Essex" was one Of the oriRinators OF the
l. A. W, and j. the third oldest club 10 that or
gAniZAtlon having come into existence in
AuTil. iS7S 'fho following officers were
elected on Monday night; president, COL. vii.
liam =. hghtrT; Nirs-presiisnt. IdwArd
Weston; sscTeIAry anil Treasurer, GEORGE
MindOrh; Executive tomniitteo. II. W; knight
Road COMMITTEES. Fred j. Kesr. I. Il. Bsllman
and William Burnett
The sun., 1894-05-13

Tho nESI ahAmplOnahip game OF tue hstropolitGn
DsITlst Cricket League played yesterday AZ Patsr
son. WhsFs = EsgY SsaE team or the Victoria C. u de-
fsAtsd the lseAL eleven ~ score Of es TO as SlIh
thTss Sieksis 20 spare.
Tue Brooklyn Club played their frat EAms Of the
sOR a. Prospect Park Wl'h the BiooIniuEdA!s team.
cOmPosed mostly Of MaTTls uCiEhts men. Tue scoFe
vas 2T 60 7 lR favor OF sue bruoSlynitF
lhs stAfeu lalhEl 4. ieam bad "a her Easy VIC
tory tl Of ths steamship Majestic a. West
New Brighten Tns score gas il3 70 -,
1hs Columbia fluh opened ther tsAaon a. frospsct
Para. EhsF~ tley Eansd We Org oYeF the BfsokJ a
seeaud sietcn - 0rs of ~ 10
Ia kAnAzGtahs played club zAus ~ rr0apect Park
saa B coJass team 6sat sasasy's sisEsa ~ 6s
The sun., 1894-05-13
J0T1Iy.S ABOUr 4OW,.

The Bosd Of Managers ~ the New NnTt state seisty
of the S0ns The AInsTeau EsVoiutOR have elected
Andrew u. nTesn An honorary member "f the soe.-iy
A. the American KHshsnEs bADk n va, sari isAt
Detective JamssJ bsnnsi Of AEs ltTk bad nt 10 a
cent AusraA by the b4nk la pursuit OF Angus q.
Hogan the dsfauNing eaShIsr
The franchise for the ferry from 'hs foot Of Fast
TEenty-thiTd street TO EroadNAN. RTgnkiyu, wfa lie
offered for sas for tern, 20 'vu ysrrs IN tue C"Ir
trolsrs oncs al noon on May -. The upset is
Si3slI
Robert c pAEidzs the FFssid~ut u the DAEidEs Yer.
tluItT 90, Who sstei ApFtl o. arhA - g
grand larceny preferred by = 1 L-rte -, aud Who
has been IA the Tauha piNOh ever siHrc VS. Ir!ea-
on SIODp bau yeflrTday b, Justice Martins kp1ds
we're furnished By Nniialn " koSNt-T VI lle fTVducs
EkelAuEa
The sun., 1894-05-13
Over 400 o Brd. q. . Race.

The New York anl Vicinity district OF the
National Federation Of American Homing
Pigeon Fancisrs. consisting OF the En- pre City
Flying Club and Kings Homing Club. inaugu-
rated their old bird 1ying season By a fly from
Wilmington. Del. on Sunday. May o. Over 400
birds were liberated. The start WAS at 10
o'clock in the morning. Starter J. w. Cooke
wired that the atmosphere was sharp. not en-
tirely clear, with q strong southwest wind.
At home the conditions were about the same.
EnllnNlnR a at
The sun., 1894-05-13
FansTd Take. Caryrr'- Che fsHs'.

Ed. Fullord has posted a 500 forfeit and
accepts DR.. W. r. CaTVsrs challenge 10 shoot
a match at 100 live pigeons peT man. Hurting.
ham TuIes weight OF gun not 20 exceed eight
hounds thirty yards rise. Tor 5000 . eide, the
match to take place within three months from
April N the cate OF CArysT's challenge. Jhs
Ehout must take place at John AtsOh's IaTk.
Chicago. John Frb's grOunds. Newark, \. j..
OF AZ HeEitaRes \ ounds a. Marion. y J. Ihs
blrda. FulfoTd demands. shall bs blue oass.
EFapa must b ussd
The sun., 1894-05-13
a Race Tor oIorsd G-n,isasa 4" Rissrs -
San Fr1AeIsso.
San FRASCIscO. May IL.
track fast. Summaries:

BAN 7 TNANIINtf', DIHJ ] q W0IIHUT CI0AT lnu
track fast. Summaries:
First RAcs-scant sN IurlonEs: selling. Rnbs Bur.
rows lOS a.. LlnydL 10 won TrtN W (S0Ansl 3 10
second: Gladiator lul (PstsrsI ~ TO !. third fine
ia lady r., Banjo Catch 'Eui. PSAskL and lnfsrno
also ran.
second RAce-FiVs furlGnEs; selling Jennie DsAns.
gl inkneyl. 3S 70 !. won; CoChseu Iu5 LLOYD AZ
10 J. second: Lady Jane. ~ (CieaTyI TO ., third.
JiGe l.o1 kH,h'ssa Hyde, an.,s h,!tI l.; Nellie
Tnird RAce-On- mite OrIAbA 90 q hrN Alisrl to
!. Won; GisGd. - uloyd. ~ 10 J. secOnd LOysdAs
Cnhnes. Gusss Artist AsKis And ps brArsy ASo TAiL
FOurtn Race-siN furlongs Model, 40 buTnaL 4 TO !.
won. Ramal7 III tGi"vsT. TO a second. ZObair IIy
Seaman. 81 TO I. ibiTd Time. I:lAL ROy al F,ulh
imp, TTentola and Prgcal0T also ran.
Inn kacs-FIve tuTlnne-; lellng SILVER 10 ~
JansIL to D D. IfAno. ~ lClrary Al 70 l. see
Ond. Midget lo+ BoSeman. SO q thiTd lime. o.
Ink sTInAn aud ADrlee A.sD ran.
SlAth kAcg-Ips nile. colnTed Esntsmsn r.derA
FoodmoEe, l47 ~, Good,nanL = 20 e. son; AuisaL
l4T uTWna $40 I. second, Long dOr lJl IS. llttlsL
20 10 /. rhIT,l. Time ;4ba Experience lNic0tsmusl
Kelly (shsIIdAnI. and Hrsenhoek Cooper al10 ran
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ss.,s.. VITA. al Lacrosse.

Tue opening Gams In the ssriss to decide the inter
collegiate lacrosse ehAnplOuship vas played yester
day afternoon bstwssu tbs Johns Hopkins URiVsrsity
and stevens Institute teams at the grounds Of the St.
George Cricket Club In HoDOgsn Tue latter Won af
ter dsItsrOus work with the sticks by score Of
7 TO 8 gOaiL Tue teams
The sun., 1894-05-13
RHoKo JUMPS 10 HIS DEATH
The Uatinsiy End or = Oass Great Thor
oughbred.

The Uatimsly End OF q Oaee Great Thor
oughbred.
ST. LOUIS May l2.-The feature OF the day
was the steeplechAse. Rhono. the favorite. at
to 3. was winning well up when the last Jump
was reached. where he fell and broke his neck.
Jockey Lynch escaped with only a shaking up.
Shsllbark refused the Jump opposite the grand
stand, and Repeater and DR.. Wilcox went wide
and did not finish The race resulted In an
easy victory for Senator. 10 to !. He won hy
three lengths from Bushrangsr. who beat
Economy six lengths False D., was the only
other one 10 finish. The first race resulted in
. dead heat The track Was fast. summary:
FIrst RAeesslIing: ak And h.If furlongA Isss o..
100 (CAsslnl to lu snd Maid OF BlArnsy. lOl TOR
blsyL 81 !. dead heat. and the purse II
mseIsndL Harry Lewis KING star. Ts. Set Knsssi
Gray. Arthur u. FONDA NaRdyks and BABY Bi also
ran. . - ,.,..-,- -, -.
(cAssin. 10 wOni bOTsAA iO3 ~ tATrL 90 sre-
end; Juliet 100 ,COTblsya 2 TO l. third. Time 81.
Fm1stsr Ned cOnnOr, Nsllis H., and MsInsrnsy a 80
Third RAes-nns mile. ChIswslL 81 CCAssinL 4I0G
a NsrihswG 10 10 l. third lime Ii42A Rosalls
Fourth RAer-stsspi sehAss. one mile And quarter
Senator, ia ,Gumorel i5 TO J. Won; S1lhTanssr ls5
FifIh Raes-siN furlOnEs. Gen. koGs, M lIAml to
J, won; oeTA dins ll2 u NM 20 ! second Rover
III lAOt,sL 80 to !. ,hlTd Tims; ibI John AeGAr
Harding Ch,swick, ani s.r Walter tAsigh also ran
sixth taee-ssilinz one mils IAler1 l,s, a. iililh
Barefoot. lnveTcaud. Pioneer John hickey. James
Iov u. nOadluEi aud Rocqusfort Allo ran
The sun., 1894-05-13

NKw ROCHELLE n Y. Mar l2-Ths Ma
drlns, =. n. FrssmGn's pretty little 23-ioot
yacht. vas launched from Mstbsr's yard here
this moTnlnE. hlss hianis Wsbbsr broke the
siiasa siS En TIsssd "a iAs ssJs slai0 IhssSaSd