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fold between the regular team and nine made up
from the alumni The alumni team were strong.
having Frost and Terre. last years crack bat
terry and also Gordon Lapham steele, Robertson
and Little all old men. The score:
WESLEYAN Varsity ..................3 0 2 0-5
Wesleyan Alumni .....................3 o-
Basehits-Aunani. 6: Varsity. 4. Errors-Alumni.
4: Varsity 6.
Williamstown Mass. June 24-Williams defeated
Amherst in the last championship game OF the sea-
son on Weston Field this afternoon by a score OF
TO 2 II was beautiful contest, just close
enough to make things exciting and characterized
bv sharp decisive fielding. Lewis pitched great
ball for the winners. The score:
Williams .............O %
Amherst ........................O / " W.
Rasshi,s- Williams 7: Amherst. ~. Errors
Williams 0. Amherst s. Batteries-Lcwis ana
Draper: Gregory and Sullivan.
At Springheld-The Springfield and Rochester
baseball game to-day was forfeited TO Rochester
IN tho ninth inning because there was no ball to
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favorite in the fourth race threw Tuberve at the
start and ran two miles The time for the third
race cuts the track record onequarter second sum-
maries:
First race fs,r fur,ongs)-Charm. 1903 (Garner)
to 5, won: Revenue lOl Uhorntonl, 70 TO /. sec
ond High Test. l0l Of. RusselD. 10 TO J. th'ru
Time-ll6.
Second race (nine-sixteenths)-Laura F.. 100 &C.
Slaughter). to 5. won; Dare Dollar 100 g. hh,,}
to second; Spinola. los Guiteres) ~ 10 l. '''
Time-055h.
Third race (.even furongs)-Maid Marion; 100
q. Gardner), l 10 g. won: simmons 100 tMacknhl,'
Time-l27.
Fourth race (seven furlongs)-Miss Clark, 100
(Scherer). to 1. won; The Kitten. log * oaugh
teri to s. second: Francis Pope. Jos (Mosoy) b
to l, third Time-l 90
Fifth race lone mile and quarterl0Sanussss ~
HID u TO l. seconi f. A. Sherry. llS IuoerV'ie''
10 to !, third. Time-2:l0i4.
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coRNELL,s STROKE THE QUICKER.

~
r,,r,, sryr.r COMPARED WITH THAT OF THE
pGoNAuTs-HoNORs FOR THE AMERi-
cAN OARsMEN.
y,aor Tune 2-Tbe Cornell eight and the Ar
xonau, four rowed down the Henley course this
s,.rrocn making a good comparison OF their styles
o..,h,a The Argonauts row a slower stroke than
- Corn., mon and miss a good deal of advantage
=. @, beginning In not getting hold or the water al
49,. In this respect they are unlike the Corneh
...n ,,ho get hold Of the water Immediately. The
oorsut. wen, over the first half OF the course nj
s,roke OF thrty-eight TO the minute, competing
,ha distance In minutes and . seconds Ihey
,hor continued to the end OF the course with
,,,,,o nerceptible easing up Of their stroke Inc
Aaonsu,s have taken quarters at the top OF hemeh-
hono Hul They on higher ground IMAM inc
Cornell men. and thus escape the enerVat'hs ar Oh
~. valley The Cornes did a hard turn al a fast
,rok Tor the greater part Of half the course this
afternoon. , ....s.,, ,,a
BEFORE taking breakfast at Henley Yesterday the
members OF the Argonaut Rowing Ciup. OF To-
ron,o had a long spin on the river ana III inc
a,,.rnoon they took a lors bicycle ride Inc Cor
neu crew spent the day resting. To-day tne Cor
rs,I men went down the course and Dack tn u, e
times Returning. they maze TWO sPu,aS "a ,ha
,nin,,s each at a forty stroke. LehnnaI,. .n s
nnach ~ the Leanders. witnessed tneir work. am
eynrs.sed his disapproval OF their styie me AT
expres.sew vent 10 Hambledon and back to-day. row.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FORECLOSURE CASES.

pos,on June 2i-Two suits 10 restrain the rore-
,,s,,,. ~ tho New-York and New-England Rail-
road have been filed In the United states circuit
Court, on which Judge Nelson has issued an order
Of notice returnabe June %. and directed notices
N b. served upon counsel for the corporation the
nlaintlffs are Richard a. Roberts OF New-forK ana
BENJAMIN s. Hart, OF Brooklyn the lat'er aiesi's
maj no s the holder Of 5O shares OF the stock OF
rho company The bills aege that the decree Tor
foreclosure was made IN two suits; that In the oon
case the court had no jurisdiction 70 order fore
closure because !: was simply Dill TOT the sp-
|, hal no Jurisdiction because the plaintiffs are
Nassachusetts corporation. and the Federal court
has Jurisdiction only in cases OF controversy pe-
tween citizens of different States Roberts also al
ieges In his case that he now has suit pending
,r tho Naw-Yorl Supreme Court for a release OF
Tho New-York and New England Company from
prior foreclosure.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Washington. June 24.-To-days game n
pitchers battle Maui having the better Of 1t. and
not n Baltmorcan reached second base until the
eighth inning. when they made two runs. They
would have been shut out but for Gasccock's error
and slow handling Of the ball. Washington made
fewer hits than Baltimore but four OF the home
teams hits punched In the sixth Inning. which,
with a base balls and error. netted five runs.
Only three hits were made OF Maui until the
eighth inning. and two of the six made by Bati-
more scratches. Attendance. 2j0, The score:
Washington ...................O 0 %
Baltimore ......................0 o 0 %
Basehits-W ashngton. 3; Baltimore. 6. Errors
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ERIE WILL REDUCE FREIGHT RATES.

The Erie Railroad will to-day cut rates on grain
from Chicago TO New-York and beyond. and also TO
informed ate points hve cents hundred pounds. II
will also reduce freight rates by the same amount
on provisions beer. agricultural implements and all
other commodities OF the nth and sixth classes
The rate fifthclass freight between Chicago and
New-York. which includes provisions. beer. etc. VIII
DO reduced to 70 cents a hundred. instead OF 80
cents which It has been. The rates on sixth
class freight between Chicago and New-fork which
has been Is cents hundred, will be cut down to
20 cents The reduced rates apply from Chicago
only. A big howl y expected from shippers ct
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WILTON OR so MISAPPLIED.

Detroit June "a war which has been
waring between the Detroit Railway Company.
which IL controlled by Albert Pack. H. A. Everett
and others and the Citizens Street Railway COM
panv which Is controlled by Congressman Tom L.
Johnson OF Cleveland. took sensational turn this
ofternoon. Albert Pack and his associates. VINO
hold 100000 worth OF stock In the Citizens COM
panv filed a hill in the Wayne Circuit Court pray.
ing the appointment OF receiver for the Citizens
1'nmpanv' The bill alleges Irregularities In the
dlsnostion OF bonds and stocks 10 the value or
q o 400. charges that the income OF the company
has been sIuandered and misapped. and alleges
that the company is nsovent.
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ALL WON BY FAVORITES.

Providence. June A-The entire card az Narra
ganset Park to-day captured by favorites' ana
tho svnd,ca,e Of commissioners which controls the
betting lost heavily. Summaries:
-eghths OF mel-Mansroye I' snuo ,oS
won. Franciscan 1Ca o. Horon) second: beacoh iV,
(snedeker third. Time-Io4. Jane Tar Marx Time ana
Colonel South also
Second race zone mile)-Annie Bishop. III &C. Flynn
won: baroness lO7 Uark) second; Daily. lo4 tGinord,
third. Time-l AN. Blue Garter also ran
Third (nveeighths Of mile,-Maple iI'cT' 10, 40,
Clark won: Alakuma los Cieider). second; Laura
Davis los CS,uflet third. Time-l:04 Dolobron. Har-
drada Sherick Mover and Petitioner also ran
rour,h race ,seyen eirhths Of n mne,-Farso. lC3
CLARK, won: Cas- los 1ScotD second: Little Mid loS
(Welsh,. third. Time-l:2o%.
Fifth race zone and one-haf miles six hurdles)-
Southerner lI Neach won: Hiawasse. l4' TfaFhns''
second Lansing l41 (Mason) third line--'''
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GOOD RACING AT LATONIA.

Latonia, KY. June 24-The day turned OUT large
,,.ndance for an OF day. and six good races, three
A. mile or longer were run. Summary:
First race, selling one me-Aletha Allen. !" CW.
JonesC TO J. won; Lay on 80 perkins,. 70 l.
second: Ransom, Sc Oh Williams). 80 to !. third.
Time 1:42A
Second race. six furlongs-Mary Keene. % wax.
err TO g. won: Susie g.. lo7 Ennis. 10 l. second;
Third race selling five furongs-Oracle. lo2 per
k.ns). 10 2 won: Sir Dixie. Jos tChorn),. 70 J.
second: Royal Choice, 100 tWalker) Is TO ], third
Time. 1:02a
Fourth race, selling. mile and one eighth-Dom!In-
ion ioi "a. Ciayton), TO s. won: Ashland, los (W.
Jones), 10 l. second; Enthusiast, l6 Chorn). to
J. third. Time 1891
Fifth race four and one-half furlongs-Lnlian E..
40 (Perk,ns) TO 10 won; Miss Ross. los (Walker.
30 TO l. second; Miss Frances. ITO (W. jones'. to
J. third. Time, 0:56i4.
Sixth race selling one mie-The Princess. l02
Perkins, even, won Koko ia Or. Wi.iams), 10 70
J. second Shanty Bob 80 o. Perkins,. 80 10 l. third.
Time l:42h.
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rAsrRo1rND SHIPMENTS INCREASE.

Chicago June 24-Eastbound shipments Of freight
Increased by 1000 tons last week as result OF the
cutting OF rates. The total was o24O2 tons. as
compared with 1915 for the previous week. and
a 500 for the corresponding week last year. Ship
ments last week were divided as follows: Michigan
Central 1906: Wabash. 5so2 Lake shore, 97o5; For,
WAYNE 1881: Panhandle" 64& Baltimore and
ohio il20: Grand Trunk. l,9H; "Nlckei flate'
6.S55; Erie 5S52; big Four, l.'66.
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PRIVATE MATHEWS RIDE COMPLETED

Chicago Jure 24.-At la5 yesterday afternoon y"
Der, Matthey the solder bicycle courier VINO "''
ridden from New-York delivered TO General ives
Ia. Nsrr,t, commanding this Department OF the
Army. n message from General Nelson A Mics
which was delivered 10 him June 10 at a m ~
For, Hamilton in New-York Harbor AFTER hc-
ver,ng his message ne started for Fort sherluan
his final destination. Mattheys UNIFORM was p'e''
,,. h,,, N. colder was in excellent health
Young Matthey, who Is soldier In Battery ~ OF
the lst ARTILLERY a volunteer for tht thousand
VII. rde although his effort had the approval
~ General Miles Matthey expected 10 make the
distance in ten days but MS actual u'he was ''''
teen and one-Quarter days
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TO RrORGAN1zE OHIO SOUTHERN.

John l. Waterbury. president OF the Manhattan
Trust Company James d. Smith. OF James d.
Smith & Co.. and Jules s. Bache. OF J. S. Bache
g. Co., have been requested by the holders OF a
large amount OF the second mortgage per cent
bonds and stock OF the Ohio Southern railroad
Company to act as committee TO formulate
and carry out plan for the reorganization OF that
company.
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AMERICAN RIDERS WIN IN FLORENCE.

Florence June 24-In the bicycle races here yes
terday the American tandem riders Martin ana
Espey. the international contest beating 'he
Italian team Mato and Pontecchi Maruh was
third In the bcycette race
Vienna June PA race OF thirty-hve bicycle
riders from Trieste 70 Vienna was finished to-day
E,scher de Mimic won in "a hours and minutes
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WYNDWXRD YACHT CLUBS SPRING REGArr,

The members OF the Windward Yacht Club held
their annual spring regatta yesterday. The yachts
men were encouraged by strong wind. and the
heavy raised by IT made good work for the
men at the tilers. A. W. Erickson's s.oop Ada, In
Class b. led the feet and first the line
But the Ada had to allow the Florence seven
minutes time. which made the latter the winner
In this Class The winners: Class A. soop. Nom
cite: Class b. lib and mainsail. Florence C.ass c.
open Jb and mainsai Eta Topsy j. dsa bicd); Class
d. open cats. Dolphin; Class z. open can under
elehteen feet Lizzy.
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TIE GIANTS LOSE AGAIN.

rNABf.E 10 BEAT SIINETTS At NOSTON-AN EASY
THING FOR THE BEANEATERs.
Boston. June 4-Thc New Workers opened up
Ike winners to-day. but The Bostons cut loose
German in the fourth inning. and from then
II was the easiest Kind OF work FOR them. The
New Workers failed to get hits In six of the nine
innings. iurkes fielding and the batting Of Camel.
Duffy and Van iinliren were the features Attend
ance, 1900 The score.
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TO INSPECT BAKERIE&

Albany Jure A.-State Factory Inspector Con-
molly has appointed Adam Bader. OF Brooklyn. ana
Dennis J. Hanlon, OF New-York City. as deputy
factory inspectors, TO inspect bakeries under the
new law bringing bakeries within the supervision
OF the State Factory Inspector.
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poAD RECORDS ACCEPTED.

Chicago June 24-H. ?. Walden chairman OF the
Road Records Committee OF the Century Road
Club OF America. to-day announced the acceptance
., Tho following records j. r. Dunlop. thirty-one
oor,ur,es during 1894 Maryland State records-Fred
Tavor 25 miles l:4s; 90 niles 3As; j" miles. s;al
March g. Texas state reco:ds-A A. Hansen. 200 200
tiles 6.Z April Is Minnesota State records-2V
m, ns isSa Apri is Mime polls 10 ST. Cloud and
re,nrn is miles, 1858 April is course record
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THE YAoIrERO EAR BEHIND.

Southampton June H-The regatta Of the Castle
Yacht Club OF which Lord Dun:aven In commodore
was sailed to-day. The new Hcrreshon two and
half rater vaquero. built for Mr.. Duryea. sailed her
maiden against five Solent-buit boats. The
course fourteen miles long. The Vaquero was
third In the first round and next TO last In the
ond. She four minutes astern OF the
winner.
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oxford in 1869 ne should have prontfd ny ms oo-
servations OF the style OF the victors
The Bob Cook stroke is still good enough FOR
Yale and with this and the record Of victories
over various and sundry ncw-fanglcd modes OF
putting a shell through the water. her eight mus
cuar representatives. will confidently enter the
contest The Blue has the advantage In weight
the average avo!rdupols OF the crew being le9.
mounds while the average Harvard man in the
varsity she'll tips the beam at is9 IS pounds The
cuts printed herewith from photographs by
Pach Brothers.
The fun statistics o. the crews are as follows:
YALE.
Weight. lie sh, Age
Richard Armstrong 'a5 s. captain. -
bow. Hampton. Va .....-....+..... l"l 3"S's 81,
II G Ilocomb. 95. s. No 2 New $500 ..
Haven. Conn. ..s-'. ~ "'"'t -
~, ....'.'...'. i.s Boss, 10
c,,x ~ W.. w. .............. 1876 COW 81
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ing easily and steadily ut a thirty-sx stroke Ihe'r
boat seems weak and too small. ~ ,oro
F. A.. Thompson. OF the Argonauts. look 'o"s
pull with single SOULS travelling fast.
The Cornell men have been made c honea and Guy
Nickalls the famous amateur sculler has invl,euu
the 70 take dinner and stay over nsn! noa
Bile persons called frequently at the Cornell ouaIa
ters and every one treats the crew WIN waiting
cabled information from home to-day OF me TO-
suit Of the intercollegiate race at Poughkeeps'e'
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CARPET MILLS TO START Up.

Mount Holly " j.. June 4-The Burlington Car
pet Companys mills. recently owned by Messr@
Sloane. the NewYork carpet dealers. nave oeen
leased TO a Philadelphia hrm who will start up the
mills They have been idle for two years.
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sWINDLING THE BURLINGTON.

Chicago June 24-The Burlington officials have
inst discovered ticket fraud which has cost them
the value OF a big bunch OF tickets from st. Louis
TO Keokuk. Iowa. The tickets were issued by the
New-York NewHaven and Hartford road last year,
and read over n steamboat line from Fail River
10 New-York but the swindlers had erased the
original destinations and dates and substituted new
nDa
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GAMES TO DAY

Brooklyn Philadelphia a, Eastern Park Brooklyn.
Boston York ~ Boston.
Washington baltimore. AZ Washington
Cleveland vs. Louisville. Al Cleveland
Cincinnati s.. Louis. a Cincinnati
Chicago fttsburg. a Chicago.
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dropping back 10 ninth place In the race for the
pcnnant. while Philadelphia won "A well-contested
game from Brooklyn at Eastern Park.
About 1900 spectators out TO the home
grounds Of the BridegroOms yesterday 10 witness
the second game Of the present series between the
Brooklyn and Philadelphia teams. In the hcld each
nine did splendid work. Turner particularly dstNn-
gushing himself Shndles error. made on DIM
cult chance was costly one. Gumberts pitching.
while not as good AZ that done by Taylor, was
above the average. but the team behind him could
hep him out.
I, was so dark IN the seventh inning that the
PLAYERS could scarcely the ball and Umpire NC
Donald called the game AT the ending OF the eghtn;
Abbey the Chicago pitcher. may be given a trai
hy BROOKLYN. II was said last night that the PITS
burg club would try secure the release OF either
Burrel. Daley or Burns from Brooklyn The
pROOKfYN PHILADELPHIA.
all r 10 no "A al 10 20
Grimm c. . o o Hamilton Ct. o . .
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CT PAI-L,S WEEKLY EARNINGS.

Chicago June 2t-The earnings Of the Chicago.
Milwaukee and St Paul Railway for the third week
of June were x5i7.sss: for the corresponding week
OF 1884, S3f.952 decrease. $lI.O64
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Earned rIna-Ioff0n 7. New York ? Thrre-hnse hit
Camel rwobas" hit Camel, Sacrifice hits Duny.
Nash. Lowe Farrell 2 stolen bases-liurke 2 Herman
First base balls-Ily Stvet,s g. hy German l. First
base error--NewY Hit 10y pitched ball BY Ger
!. Struck out-iy Stivetis . Double plnyHTucker
and Long: Burke. Fuller and Clark. rmpireMurray.
Time o
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=
height, 5iot - years
New-London Conn. June H-fdttle work was
done on the river this forenoon by tho Yale ana
Harvard crows and iitte IL necessary 10 keep
them in condition. for now they are rowing well
The coachcrs seem well satisfied with the condi-
ton Of the and the way they do their Work
The practice this forenoon was at spurts ana starts
SO thar any advantage that may come from quick
work when there Is 4 cal for II may not Ne .ost
A comparative rest Will be taken from now until
the CONTEXT. Columbia has not Vet appeared here.
but her expected tomorrow.
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SALES AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
THE DIXIANA AND RANCHO DEL PAso YEAR
11Scs nISpOSEp

THE DIXIANA AND RANCHO DEL PASO YEAR
LINGs TO BE DISPOSED OF.
Horsemen should not fall 10 attend the sale OF
the Dixiana yearlings that are 10 he sod at the
Eastern Paddocks. opposite the main entrance OF
the Sheepshead Bay racecourse. to-day Major Barak
G. Thomas is too well known 10 norsemen to re-
oure an extended notice. The victories OF Domino
French Park, Correction and other famous horses
that were bred at Dixiana. are fresh in the memo
res OF racegoers. AS sister 10 Domino and many
youngsters closely related TO other well-known
racers are TO be sold. large crowd will probably
attend the sale -, $500, .
morrow Ii will begin promptly at noon There
are forty-fve head 10 be disposed Of Among tnem
are brothers and sisters 10 famors winners as wei.
as number OF half brothers and haf-sis'ers. The
Rancho Del Paso yearlings an unconmonly
fine lot this year as the prices realized indicate
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A VALUABLE RRoopMARE ARRIVES HERE.

The steamship Manitoba. which arrived here yes
+.rdav from London had on board Miss Flo. a
valuab BILE hackney mare six years old. consigned TO
g. M Baker. president Of the Atlantic ITAnsport
line The mare was sent 10 Philadelphia She was
bred by Mr.. Lewis. OF Norfolk. England and was
Imported for breeding purposes
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Earned brooklyn J. rhiatelghia First base hy
-rrors-tir l1A'n rhlais'i ha Ief' n insrs-b
lyr : Philadelphia u struck Ity Iurllerf .. tA
Taylor Ias, bails-Or Gunheri 2, N Taylor ..
Thf~. base hl's -'rnru.ar I'd rlsNn. Turner Taylor
T~o-ta.e h'-Th0nr-on Sacrifice hts Mailman. Grady.
stolen ta.~e Ani~..0u iiauan HIT hy pitched bali
rhiniie. Passed tal.-';rlm Umpire Mcdonald Time ~
%
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p Sail letters inquiry medical subjects directed
10 the Columbia Chemical Company. Washington, D. Ca
answered free either In these coumns or oy mau
direct
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BEATEN BY THE QUAKERS.
BROOKLYN LOSES wELL-CONTEsTED
GAME.
DARKNESS STOPS 1T AT THE END OF THE EIGHTH
INNING-BosTON DROPS NETWORK TO
NINTH PLACE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston o. New-York J. Cleveland l. Louisville D.
Philadelphia q. Brooklyn 3. Chicago ), Pittsburg D.
Washington I. Baltimore ?.
Both local teams were beaten yesterday, the
Giants meeting their second defeat at Boston and
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play with. The scor'
Springfield.


At Provldence-Providence, 5: Syracuse.
a, acknowledgements 4; Elmira. D.
A. Observation-Disclosures. 6; Binghamton. L
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WINNERS AT ST LOUIS.
ST. Louis Mo. June 24-The fourth race at the
Fair Grounds to-day went second choice. the
other four being taken by favorites. Zooka. the
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THE RIVAL FIGHTS.
HOW THE VARSITY CREWS OF YALE AND HAN
WARD COMPARE IN wEIGHT-THE
wATcoN STROKE

WATSON STROKE.
Great interest attaches to the Yale Harvard race
which will take place Friday. aside from the
enthusiasm which is natural TO part!sans OF po'h
universities over the proves OF their favorlte
crews This added interest Is furnished by the eie
ment OF uncertainty contributed this year by inc
advent OF Robert c. Watson and his new system
Of coaching the wcarers OF the crimson. His
method Is said TO be English. and as he was one
of the Harvard four which was so badly beaten by
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other large cities. including st. Louis, lnoianapon
and Cincinnati. ..-..
Fifhcia freight includes all the big dead freight
shipments from the Union Stock Yards In chicago.
These amount to hundreds OF carloads day. Inc
business In the two classes-hfth and sixth--on tho
eight roads out Of Chicago last Year amounted to