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MADISON. March 22-weather cloudy and
chilly; track good and attendance large.
Pioneer finished fret In the last race OF the
day. but was disqualified for fouline the odds-
on favorite simrook halfway down the stretch.
Summaries:
First Racs-sellinE: nve furongs Barthol. 1o6 (Bil
hngsL TO l. won; Grattan, 100 &c. Huestonl to !,
sscond; Mart, W CRebsI 80 to J. third. Time Od
Bessie owens, Viola @, eflheustte, Judge Thurman
Tom Crouch. steve jerome, and seafoam Also ran.
Second Race-Five and ono half furlongs kingutar
ia Frse to !, won; Bud Brooks. lis q. Mono
hanl is to second; Pisano, lis a. Mooney to I.
third Time 1tN. Van zandt. Little Nell Beeton,
Adlustsr, Boutonnisre and Prospect also ran
Third Racs-selling; nvs furIonTA Sligo. ITO &C.
Huestonl to g. Won; Go Lucky. 101 (Ysttsr) 90 !.
second; Mamie Dury. lo6 u. Donnsilyl 10 to third.
Time, 1:0S Audphone. Control. Shiloh. La Rue. Head
lsnK. and Little Minnie also ran
,TouIth Escs.ssliss! nv. and . hsn tnrionsA
lR.bo,. isi l. second Diamond Dick Iis rre.m.SS
to I. third. Time. 1;l5A Mount ho1rsror. Dot
Galbanum also
tif,h R.ees,sslllns; .ix fprlons. ncnt:r. Ioe q:
smith, TO q won; Cactus Blossom. 113 VreemAnl
to sscond; Dan Farrcl l06 u. Donnslly TO third.
Time. 1i2a Barker Harrison. Uncle John. jennie q.
Bushrangef. Sister lone. and straiEhtout also ran
sixth Race-Six furlongs simrock. u OF a. Donnellyl
. s wen: Johnny weber. e5 laeGosl 80 TO 4 SEQ.
onn; Outlook ll4 (H Penny TO D, third. Time.
SO. Silent Bcho and Pioneer also ran.
The sun., 1894-03-23
I..h,xA s.s,.. ,A. Season with Defeat.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. March 22.-The
Lehigh baseball team showed clearly In to-
days game their need Of more practice. They
made errors Of . most costly kind. and scat
tered their hits badly. Nelson. for the UNI
versity OF Virginia team. pitched remarkably
strong game. striking out eleven men. The
home team outplayed the visitors at every
point. After the first inning the yirginians hit
the ball whenever they wished. They made q
homo run. two ee-baggsrs. and eleven sim
slss. Lehigh seemed unable to bat. unable to
leld, and In fact were almost demoralizsd.
The VirElnians play Yale In Richmond on Sat-
urdAy. The score:
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The Council OF the Gaelic Athletic Assoeis-
tion held meeting last night at Military Hall.
1ol Bowsry. and transacted some important
business. Patrick CoDdon vas in the chair.
Representatives Of the appended football elu bs
we're present: W. N. Barry and James ..
Hayes. Barry +. c.; Thomas Fusry. and Nike
ODonnsll Shamrock f. c.. Pat Condor and
Mike Carer, Emmett +. G. Of Brooklyn: n
Murray. Wolfe Tone +. C.; r. o'Kssfs and ].
0DonoVAn. GarTyowSn =. O.; p O'Suilivan and
IAWrsnee ClIne. FAughAbAllARh n. O.; b.
Kelly aud Thomas Reilly Farley EmmsIt r.
q William ODay, Mitchell L. c.
Tue finances Of tba association was dis
produce his report Of the money now In his
POSSESSION, as the association wished 10
divide the same bstWeen the ten clubs
which represent the association. Treas
urer BaIry ssid that ne only held S535 p5.
aud that his expenses we're S22 5O The
SseTst4Iys report. dated Nov. 13 lSslI
Shaved that the association had then SS3 4.95
70 its credit and that BaIrT, according 10 his
figuring. should have in his posssss ion now
s1Sstly toIO30. Barry Stoutly claimed that
S552b 10 was all the money he had received
and, In justice TO his honesty. he was Willing
TO display receipts for the saIuA Finally after
some argument II Was decided to hoi I'd another
mseting next Monday nigGt A schedule Of
games will then he adopted
oads asa Ezds SrsBort.
". o. D. FishkilEo on- n adSoA-A HIas ths forfsit
zasaJ Il Refuses ts plAy.
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GOSSIP OF shs IxIae.

Teddy wilson, who made most Of the matches for
Billy Plimmer has sailed for Europe.
The nnish fight between johnny urant ana Eussns
HornoAehtr viii take place to morrow night.
John l. sullivan said yesterday that his present
theatrical tour would end In May lie expects "a amend
nost OF the summer sither At Saratoga or HoI sprnzS
Tommy Russell OF the Clipper A O is anxious to get
match with any feather weight in lhs country for
purse Russell told suk reporter yesterday that he
does net lack in the way OF substAh tiAl backing
Frank Mespsdd0n OF this city. who reesntIy fought
At the Nest Side A tournament told suE rs porter
yesterday that he dssres to profesIonsI And
is prepared 10 arrange bout with Lazy az lO5
pouhdA
Ssid hst once yesterday and Deposited $50 20 b nd
N Ateh with finn Murphy for $500 side Bride an
phAttoAly asserts that he whip Murphy and homes
the latter wall cover the money aud arrange msstinE
Bob Fitzsimmons visited the EIusirasi Ks,ss olics
yesterday and had this say am prepared 10 naht
Dan Creedon in private 80 pounds Tor IS oUo SIDE
ds weights At l6s pounds In rapid for two
play In q fsw WsekA"
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rhs.. stake. to close .. Ay-n 0.

The Coney Island Jockey Club announces
that entries for the Daisy. Pansy. and Grass
Inaugural stakes. all OF which will be run over
the turf course. will close with Clerk Of the
Course Foster on April o. the date set for the
events to be decided during the spring meet
ing at Shsepshead Bay.
The DaisY and Pansy stakes are both for
two-year. .oldr, the former at nvs furlonRs.
having 81. 700 added, and the latter At three
Hhe Grass innnsprsp "a foS thpes.Iess.oids thHs No.
and upward and 10 at seven furlongs IL is q
welter-weight race. and the club also adds
81 $50.
The sun., 1894-03-23
LAWN TENNIS FIXTURES.
where the Importaat Teura a.eats OF the
Year WIN Ne Held.

where the I.portaat Teuraaaeats OF the
Year VIII ne Heis.
Secretary whittlessy OF the United States
National Lawn Tennis Association has lust
announced the championship fixtures. which
were arranged at secret meeting Of the Asso-
citation in this city. The important events will
be held By the clubs which managed them last
Westchsster Club The schedule follows:
natss @ 2T1sL fast AgST.iins troP,s. e ehanpisaship
May 6-H.Iy1,d Univ.rsiIy. ni.r.ehosstio cham
Sip ne.op enS.s SsSt%p,Sn
oGa.Rsi aaT cStl.ss ln''f.olpl.:'is piSa.s
S.1 5o@s.P a:9.s lawn Club New K,,,.a
sss: Sss sss ss:; q;
msss ss. dHSo fss.oa saanpGi0a.Ap g. H ApS.s
Jun. 20 zo@RSS.on River 1. T. A. YOnE.r.. Association
Juns 26.N.ighborhOod Club West Newton. H..a.
}sns ,aI,.oI.nTs aidsls state. sh.npien.hip
nyd: f.II tSS.ais, S!as i.s.s. S.y; ias::sts..
ISIy gyoos.aersaTl 70 T. c. Spsn ,oSrnansnI q n tsaPl
ship sosSls. ana western f.ns.yiy.sis l. T. a. Risss
0Jtsy Ja.y f!"tssts1Sssi.r Ht L T c. New rors. open
ains s- eSIa :sf
s-asos cuS O. o. SSssGs soS,s.Sso. SPso 'qsIs iSS
Island Island l elhsmploa,hip s.Ssas'i: e. ~ outing and
Bar HArbor. Ne. open tournament
Aug, 6-SOHsnto l. T. a.. invitation tounAmsat and
Bar llAroor l. 7. G, Bar HArbor open IoaTaAinsnI
(hOsslsy Hall Cup.
Aus. fs-U q 81 ia. EarrssAnsstt Pier, Eastern
cham pionshIp doubles Ahd East ys. Wsat doabIsl
aug ie.tasoma L I, c. ehAnUiOaship Pssins North
Az. ai6U ~ ,sswpSS' ss.@giss.sis
cham mVtOnship west Pens. l. T. A. AltoOnk Pa,
double cha pionshp.
Aug 1I-RyIinEtoS 1. T. G. Kansas City. HissOurt
sept 4-syssE cOsstry club sDsn tournAmsaL
sept 6-PAcine stAtes l. 7. A. san hAfAsl Cal
Double ehAmpionshIp 18th AnauAD and ladies' single
cha m piOnIhtD 18th AanuAD.
sept III Koefsway HuntinE Club. csdArhust spsn
tournament
Oct 2-IatsEeonsgiAts New Haven. shAmpiOnshiR
The sun., 1894-03-23
B.rshara VIII Try Axa,..

The sensation Of the Joint athlethie meeting
to be held at the Twelfth Regiment Armory on
March 20 promises to be the reADDsarancs OF
W. BurkhArd. the ex-chAmpion walker. He
has been training quietly for some time. and
proposes to start from the same mark as the
present hampton, Sam Liebgold. His follow.
contest IL anticipated
Burkhsrd was nyer in his time, and In the
course OF his career accom- plishsd some re-
mArkabls time. On smAllt track he has walked
q mile In minutes 40 2-5 seconds and COW
cred ons-tTslfth Of mile in 26 3-5 SseondS
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NOTES BY LAsKKR.

(al In the nrst game stslnitz played here P-o O.
reversal OF moves
Cb Very risEy account OF the hole which is ere.
Atsd thereby on 8. and which tho white knight at
once tries to occupy On th other hand Il 10 necessary
for the purpose OF releasing the queen.
u.s npRs. eSSncspuen' Sa or "a Cas-,
white wins PAWN. with . perfectly safs and strony
dJ OF course 1t only leads to draw BY psrps,usi
lel rhs proper reply; K..o sq would be bad on &C.
sSnrs CO. q 9-5,sssi GlGx' sIx ETSS a1ar
% h9-k at once. 90 follows with . very
strong attack.
90 OF sour.. not 90 4. as P-B forces tn. sz.
1 Alas, attempt and as such an ingenious resource
end.
% For II R-Kt eh: K-oa R-K 3 9; kt-ke win
The sun., 1894-03-23
Duaeau Ro.. H.uraF,om

To THE EDITOR OF TIE sUN-Sfr; Referring
to the letter in your paper Of to-day. signed
Lieut. W. J. ksndAl. denying that he was de-
featsd at Newark on the 1lth inst. / was
PsVise and the genuine Lieutenant OF III, III.
Second Life Guards who MAS defeated ana
made 70 the mAA who vent through
the NiAEara FAlls in barrel II any further
reference ls necessary. would suggest Cant
James g. DAILY and Albin HArtung. Am Siso
allowed 20 say that the gspUine Kendall will
meet the Boston kendall At any time he may
NEw DoRP & l.. March 2l. -' - i'N's'
The sun., 1894-03-23

tHE sus IEpIupUAL roUREAEksL
winter w. F1sreks. frsreks va BArEss Baruss ~
winter.
UNCLE foUEHAHESf.
Daisy Va Kitty Kitty va Owl Owl Va Daisy.
ooDr touREAnEsL
Hello gill ys Arlington. Arlington oArnsId Gar
nsld va Hello Bill
sAooKLrs HAuoElL IogRSAHEEE
waysriy va AdslphL AdsIphl va Prospect. Prsspsss
va WAVsrly.
wHEELnES's LEAGUE
hontAuk Nhsslnen Allsya
Jersey city A u. NhselLnsn Frospseg KhsSlmsa
At Jersey CITY A. G. Whsslmsn alleys.
EoEIH HUDsos AEESL
spartan Va Daro. Daro Va Hilltop Hilltop " DurO.
AAAss rouEHAMEEE
csnt.hnlAl "a Contnsntal csAtinsntAI Va Clare
mont ClAremont va Centennial
The sun., 1894-03-23

EasLs Is PEastiEiHg daily WiIh ths Indiana DOHs
~ S4d A W.-Thsy HsVsr played az ST. George.
nsrasg Wissn EHd Burke e0aiinus 10 exercise daily
81 ths Pole Gr0und
lsllsfs ~ place of ths ohes Sho seEs eAughI graf
tAI lasl ssAsoa
es(aa AsiT xseatioA soEk day HndsE ths eeaehing
- lsaagar To b1raa aaa flle4sE George ". Eeae 0f
sAAs q Aas sEsg bssa bsfsEs - saEiy thAs ssAs0l
The sun., 1894-03-23
c...l. R,a.. Thr.. Winner. at New or,.a..
NEW ORLEANS March 22.-weather cloudy.
with ahnxara frank haaxx GI,n

with showers: track heavy. Summaries:
First RAes-SIx fuIlongs Rabbit. ~ CCAssin, q to
Won; ID &C; os tFi.hsrl ~ 10 2. second Palmetto
Dutchman. sheridan Clarke. imp subjunctivs, Gull
Levin. and Del Row also ran.
SecOnd RAcs-four fuTlonEA Burgundy, 1lO (R. Will
hamsl to 2 won; Eleanor Ioa (BarIeIt, to D. sec
ond; ChenoA lilo tGilmAnL TO !, third Time, 54LS
Rexonsh Nellie H. Annie Cook. and Attiie also ran.
THIRD Raee-Handieap; hye turlongL CAss, llo
King t,raft, Il2D, Reszanl y to D. third Time I iO8
kAu Claire. sAtinst loohlsytn. and Ludlow also ran
Fourth kaee-liAndieAp; Sax and one-hAf turlongA
M hsnnfrs W,sm Ss n,'ih S 70 won White Nose "
2. third. Time. l'3sll wSdgsneld. Roussr aud FOR.
est King also
filth kAce-MAidensi six furIongs, The BlAekhawk
90 tCAssinL $40 s. won: Blacksmith. lUI FordL 10
q sscondi Lady Lorraine, IUj tPowslI ! 10 2 third
Time li35ts fNeelsior. Jim Boyd. and voluntesr II
also ran. Duncan Meyer as Ia, { At the post
The sun., 1894-03-23
Psnched Abbots on the Nose and Made Il
Bleed.

Meeting allcomers is not an easy undertak-
ing. as Stanton Abbott will testify. Last mig hit
he was pittsd against Nick Collins in q four
round bout At q Bowery theatre. and he had .
harder Job than he barRainsd for. Collins was
vsry conspicuous throughout the bout until
the last round whom Abbott had him against
the ropee few PAGES from Queer street
While Abbott 10 the clevsrsr OF the two Col
Inns must be complim ented for the game show.
ing he made. In the second round the latter
punched Abbott In the lose and brought blood
Abbott had his nose broken the other night at
the theatre trying to whip 1885, pound man
and the blow worried him.
One OF Jack McAuliffe's representatives
called upon Abbott after the bout and ex-
pressed his willingness to arrange . match
Abbott said he would arrange the meeting at
once providing McAuliffo got down TO 133
and II he can get down to the desired weight
Meeting will In all probability be brought
about
The sun., 1894-03-23
CLosEsHooTINeI IN raE 4 BExL MA rca

Company G's Tear Scores ar Peiats ..S
Ties the Ar@ory Record ~ SOC H.-as.
The competition for the Abesi trophy was
oontinued on the Seventh Regiment range last
evening. Companies.G. !. and B all shot we'll
and put mp good scores. Company G's team
not only tied Company C's score Of 627 points,
but equAlled Company Cs armory record OF
1913 points at 300 yards In case OF a tie Le-
tween Companies and the formsr team Will
win for making the highest score on shoulder.
The scores follow:
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C.st.ra WIZ. =, oad. OF no to l.
SAN Francisco. March 22.-Wsather hne and
track fast SUNNI ariss.

track fast. Summaries:
First RAee-scant siz furionga Ryland IoB Peters,
to won; Bliss, 81 usoml 10 to second: ChulA p5
&C. wsbsrl 10 q. third. Tims. 114h GenevA, Ro-
sale True Britson. Jessie. Whtscloud and Lille r. Also
ran
sseond R.ee.Fiv. furlong.: ceiling Ban Howard,
20 dl second; Rene 11o e wseers to !. third lime
Joe Cotton. PereEaL Sc vile, and Ricardo also ran
Third Raoe-seAnt six furiongs; selling Blizzard,
11O (seAmAnl to l. won; ZsnobiA los Usoml, o TO s.
second siddlston. loi .. BrownL Is to 1. third
Fourth RAes-one mile. CsntsllA 100 Shaw so to
]. won; Dolly AeCone. ll2 ": Carr 4 to l. second;
Royal Plush ran . dead heat with Csutsiia, but was
disqualified on account OF carrying undsrwsirht,
P.scadoE Happy Day. and Bridal Veil Also ran
fIfth RAes,on. mile and quarter nys hurdles
iso tBsaopl to l. second; r,Ses Idle. lSo IhcIner.
JAeobin also ran Wild oats fell AZ the second hurdle
The sun., 1894-03-23
Prospects or an Ipter-atio-st Bowii.E
Match After All.

MONTREAL. March The proposition made
recently By the Victoria bowling team OF this
city to play the team Of the A. A. B. U. OF New
York for the international championship was
only answered yesterday morning. The Union
asked for the game to take plaoe next satur-
day. The notice came too late to suit the
Montreal players. but they will play the New
Workers In ten days or two weeks time under
any fair conditions
President Psll OF the A. A. B. U. received the
following despatch yesterday from Il. 4. Bel
court manager and captain OF the Victoria
Rifles Bowling Club Of Montreal:
Letter, ,rsesiyed. but no tslegr.m: Cannot arrange
am surprised that they did not receive
our despatch" said President Pell to SUN re-
match will BE- DECIDED on April at Trainor's
The Union prefer to play with team OF Ave.
and will pit the cham pion Americas against
the Canadians. II the latter insist on having
six men. Frank Bull Of the New York Bowling
Club will be added to the America team.
The sun., 1894-03-23

Earnsd rqns-virginiA a. Lshigh, I. Two base hits
aAthan HArPer ThreebAss hiis-Nslson. WAllaes.
Homo ruh-Northingioa Sacrifice hIta-Coombe
E.lss. Passed s.lls-hat.hah Cd heclunE az villa
Parker ~, worthington. Marshall Nelson. MoCIuns
pit ~ pitched bal-hoClanz. struck out-wallaes (a
Bray. Thompson C2l Luksns. Johnson, Jackson t3l
MAits ~, Parker. nmo-liSA NoH
The sun., 1894-03-23
FouEAt to Set .s 'hs Tools to ssssrs wsrk.

READISa. Pa, March 22-Ths Reading Tras-
tion Company Is changing some Of its
tracks for the TROLLEY system. and about 500
men ARplied for work. The tools were placed
IN cart. and the men were told that those
VINO elmer secured pick or shovel hrst would
bls some ot the old men were knocked over.
Ohg apeet <yO persons secured tools. Ons
nny-tso yesrs. And thls 10 the hrsf tine thsf1
ever sAH struggle like this for Smploynsnis q
The sun., 1894-03-23

mans haH Shh mas F"i'h - the Jusiiss.
Capt Hank Han. who sailed the Colonia last
year. and Who IL to have charge Of Gen. PAine's
Jubilee this rear II she is In commission. has
been in Boston for the past few DAYS looking
over the centrsbosFd-nn boat. When asked II
he would like TO see the Jubilee in commits
sion he said:
l should, very much. don't think she had
. fair chance laAt season, handicapped as abe
after the trial races last fall that with proper
rigging she would prove the hest OF the cup
defence feet / should like nothing better
than 20 see her In commission and raolng
against the Nlgilant or anJ Of the others. 4
series Of races between our boats and Also the
NalkyTie II she should stay on this side would
be ysry later resting. and peThaps Ne might all
learn something"
The sun., 1894-03-23
wind-ap OF the A. A. U. Boxiag and wrsst-
ling Chaa piosships.

The final bouts OF the A. A. U. boxing and
wrestling championships caused lovers Of the
manly art to linger In Madison Square Garden
until the small hours OF yesterday morning.
Although there was enough material the on
cials would not hear OF third night and the
programme was wound ups In the early morn
ing. The cracks who had got bowled out for
first prize came up with renewed energy for
second honors. and In most instances were al
lowed to score bloodlsss victories. The results
not already published wore:
onehundred and. nyepound ola.s-GsorEs Ross, Lsx-
inEton A. o. was awarded second prise by default.
One hundrs d. an -nfteen; pound Cnss-Jehn Doyle.
Brighton A ca won second prize By default
onehundred aud twenty ave pound Class FINAL
bout Charles Miner Clinton A. G.. beat Charles what
ley. P..iims A. O. :ohn Corey. Titan A. G. was unOp-
ons Indrsd-aha iairty ny.pound Cls.s-rin.l bout.
Charles oehrng. BAltimors outing Club beat u ugh
ksIiy , Risheiisa 4 O. Phil.dslPhia Belly defeated
one hundred and ntty eishtPouad olass-finai bout.
owen HArney. PAstms A. u, beat Z. Leroy. STANDARD
A 9: Peter Reilly, star A. C. secured the second
H.iyy;wsiahi cl..s-Etnsl bout J. ). Kennedy. Pa.
time A o., beat = stoll PAstims. A. O. stol's oppe-
nsnts allowed him to walk over for the second prize
The sun., 1894-03-23

aess Wsrh nsss ~ ths Hswter~ n ths
ntgsrsst Tsurse-ests Last Ntehs.
ne prunswsek povnnr Club rolled sood sphn
eame IN the hrss contest Of last sights series n
ehaushnsssys Brooklyn tournsmsnG The sserssi
l1n.l eAna
The sun., 1894-03-23

rnAnEa
Lafsyette..6s 1to lpy 27p 93s tso 500 see es1 tie
South Paw .6t lbe 2tT ss1 A0s 500 bs1 ep7 7e3 sol
Umplre-o. osley. scorsrs-J Hows and W. Liohtsn.
stein Averaes-Lsfsystts. tbS is; south Paw.
11bEh
Tue Hour spartan. ana Valencia teams tsppled over
the pins ast evening in three schedule famss in the
series OF the New Jersey BevitnG Association tsurns
The sun., 1894-03-23
11sKka roN Fns alre
Amer Ftns-,v-o Nssvss s.s,.it- was Fsres'
- R~ea~p

Lasker won the third game Of the chess
match against stelnits on hs resumption In
the Union Square Hotel yesterday. after ATTY
two moves. When the game was adjourned
on Thursday evening the Teuton had con-
siderable advantage in the position, and those
competent to Judge predicted . win for Lasksn
The sun., 1894-03-23
RAPID t1R1ke ar sLUE aocxa
Ths Napiswsss Tees w,ss che shoo, 81
JsrseS's Trspshsot-rs' Lesgr~.

Ths Mapiewsss Tee. Wtss The sheet 81
Jsrses's Trspshsot=rs' LesEss.
ORANGE March 22.-Ths sprineliks weather
TO. day attracted a big crowd TO the monthly
tournament Of the New jersey rrapshootsrs'
League on the grounds OF the Msplswood Gun
Club. The sport began At o'clock in the
morning and ended abruptiy with downpour
OF rain that came At o'clock In the aftsrnoon-
The home msrksmen won the tenn contest
for the second consecutive time. breaking l15
blue rocks out OF q possible 12h. The condi-
tions we're Ave men to team. each to shoot at
twenty i've blue rocks under the rapid-nrinG
system. In the seven sweepstake events the
entries ranged from nftssn 20 forty. The
moneys In each we're 40. 80. 20. and 10 per
cent. and all ties we're divided. The team
scores follow:
s.pl.voOd Gu. clse-wiehna. smith, 7s. yecrsn,.
soS,h sia. uun IIuS st SsVsfE~henmsn. Il,
Iho@s. 5Si Bfi'ntnsL al H.dd.h. aa' esOnr'y. rs
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First Event, 10 Blue Rocks-Millsr. 10; Brientnsl
sIslsr, and W. smith. .; Hobart Ho1msn Drake. and
NcAlpin g. simp on Btantng gh aan, and Whitehead.
second Event. 10 blue Rocts-Hobart Drake. sRler.
se ssS s%S h' s: and .sa Hiss i E.o
steOnS liesse Van Dyke and HIbbard, IA
Third Event 10 blue Recka-Drsks. 1b Hoffman NIL.
lsr Van pyke. siEisr MeAipn. and Brantingham, u;
barL II, -
Thomas, hcAipin. DRAKE, and Apgar. t0g Whitehtad
Hoffman, simpson. Richmond. deofrey, W Smith
Styles. snd }. smith, VI Hobart, Sigma X Collins
jerry Brsn,ipGhsm. hsiekers, neddsn and ouimoy.
Finh Event 20 Blue Roeks-Millsr ana YsomanS
20 ueofrey. W. Smith Van Dyke and Ihomn ~;
hoaipin. J, l. Smith and Drake, II.
sixth Bvent. 10 Blue Rocks-Draka 10; BrtentnalL
Heioksrn and Brantngham, o. Van DYKE Apgar Keller,
ncAlpn. W smith, Richmond. Miller, Whitshsad. and
ssvssth Event 10 Bius Rocks-Hsictst. Ysomans
Jerry, Gsodrey. Hobart Miller Apgar McCullom,
whit.hs.d rOSnr. 2 I. Smith Me- MsAlp,n Dr,ss @ and
Hoffman Thomas. Simpson. aud FischeL o. siggins.
W Smith. Compton: Btlentnall howard strsitor Her.
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Hank HaG SIN H.. Fol,A .. IL, Jubilee.

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unknown. tToted twenty miles long ago as la5 in
6s 2s. aud this stAads as the beat record Oday.
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PARIS, March 22.-This Was the nth dEy Of
the International lOhg-distAnee bicycle race.
Who WAS in the lead. had covered O1T kilo-
metres. and Charley Ashingsr. the American
WAC NAs sixth had covered LOIS kilonstESs.
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