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1854. Education For Real Life lS9E.
For Sons and Daughters

1864. Education For Real Life 1895.
For Sons and Daughters
The Spencerian business College,
National Rank of the Republic building.
cor 18th and ID NV. Day and night sessions.
The thirty-first scholastic year OF this
popular Institution begins Monday, Sep
TENDER 2, 1895. Five departments, viz
Practical business, including oomplets
bookkeeping course, English, rapid cal
cVlatioDs, rapid writing, moral and social
culture, Dclsarte system OF expression.
civicS, political eccDony and Commercial
law. Practical English. with init "a tory
bookkeeping. Shorthand apG T-pcwriting,
Including English. Spencerian hapi,i Writ
ing, Mocha meal and Agricultural ORA wing.
Full corps of thoroughly trained teachera
Location central
Office open every business Gay and
hight.
Write OF call for new annual announce
ment Mrs. Sara A. Spencer,
Principal and Proprietor
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SCHOOL BOOKS CHEAP

Students can get books at lowest cash
prices at W. II. LowdermiIk X Co.'S, 1924
1426 + street.-the largest book store in
Washington Law. Medical and general
school books-new and secondhand. Theo-
logical, Electrical, and all other scientific
books-latest ediiions-lo west prices.
All thigh school books in stock. se24-8t
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INSTRUCTION. rarchitecturaldra W.
ing and mathematics; tuition nOder-
ate. Address CRAFTSMAN, Times office.
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THE DUNTONiAN
Electrical InSfitUto,

HUTCHINs BUILDING. 10TH AND D
SITS. n. W.
We teach electricity In science and ap-
plicaticn- Applied mechanics. Mechanical
draughting and designing. Full labora-
tory and practical shop courses. Latest
and best methods Not the '.only school
i'll the world" but the lest III Washington.
Opens October 2 Call at the office for
full particulars. or address the principal,
GEORGE EDw. nUNTON.
WE GRADUATE ELECTRICL ENGIN-
EERS, NOT BELL TIMERS.
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VOICE CULTURE.
EMERSON INSTITUTE

EMERSON INSTITUTE
(Youug g Academy
SELECT CLA SS1CAL AND MATTE
NAUTICAL
School for Young Men and Boys,
Gil 14th ST., bet. I and K.
Begins its forty fourth scholastic year Sep
teinber ~. This SCtiool has - national repu-
tation, and is rccoEniZeia as one of theieadlng
preparatory schools of this country. It
prepares for all the universities, colleges and
scientific schools. for the United States
Military and Naval academies. and for buSi-
ness Thegraduates Of thissChool take high
rank wherever they go.
Mr. EdwinH. Foster " III continue in charge
of the Junior Department. For circulars.
etc, address
CHAS. B. YOUNG, Phi. D,
se1T-1m PrinCinal and PPoprietor
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ATTORNEYS.
EDUCATIONAL.
CHURCH NOTICES

Eighth and l streets northeast-Rev. A..
Reoch, pastor Preaching at IL a. m. and
9 p. m, by the pastor. Christian En-
deavor, at p. IN. 8. g. at $50. Seats
free. Everybody welcome.
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Georgetown University
School of Medicine.
The Course of Lectures will begin MON
DAY, September 80. 1895.

The inaugural address will be given by SUR
GEON-GENERAL GEORGE NJ STERNBERG, U.
S A. In difference TO the wishes of many this
will take place ut T. m at the College Build
ing. go u street northwest. The public, includ-
ing ladies', is cordially invited
For further particulars and announcements
address the Dean,
Il l.. MAGRUDER, NJ. ID,
SIS Vermont avenue.
Telephone 334
Office hours until 10 a. m, SEQ to 5 p m
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| One Cent 1 S5s
No advertisement less than ZOE
BUSIN ESS- CHANCES.
WE Ill

WE'LL
HELP YOU
to find good business location II you
are seeking one. Well help you sell your
business location If you want to sell it.
We are constantly in communication with
both buyers and sellers, and thus are able
TO promptly bring about tue desired and
wished-for results. List your property with
US at once Il. o. ANDERSON & CO.,
Real Estate and business Exchange,
BOT G st. NV.
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LOST-On the evening OF September 20.
on 4 St, between 10th and l. 9Th or on
way to National Theater by 18th st. car,
a ar.siIaped diamond brooch containing
one large and eight small diamonds. Lib
eral reward aud M questions asked II re
turned TO 1343 Z st. NV. se25-2t
LOST-A lemon and white pointer, fe-
male, answers to the name Bert, reward
If returned to NJ T.. JOYCE, Ala 1th st, or
922 NJ 81 NV. seq 81
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THB
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
1928 II st NV,
Washington. D. C. The seven ty-fourth
session begins October 1. 1895 The in
troductOry lecture will be delivered by
Regular daily lectures at $40 p IN. Every
facility for clinical and Iabora tory
work Laboratories open day and even
ing
DR.. d. L. SHUTE. Dean,
1920 New York ave
DR.. E. A DE SCHWEINITZ
Secretary Treasurer,
se111mo 1925 II st. NV.
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

U. s. POSTAGE stamps, depart
ment stamps, such as War, Interior,
A griculture, Executive, ami Navy; used
or unsued; in any quantity; for spot cash at
highest prices; also cole ctions of u. s.
and foreign stamps and proof sets. c. F.
RoTHFuCHS, 1859 ] 2 Pa, ave. se20-7t
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LORS-Attentlom@ Barniag
and Intending done quickly and reason
ably WORK called FOR and delivered II
desired. BUREAU, sos 3D. St. so22-3t
PA NO iessons2L S. McElhinney. 80.
I2o 4.h ST. nw.i experienced teacher,
reduced rates. sci Slime
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WANTED-FLATS.

WA MT ED-A o or 6 room modern fiat:
convenient 10 18th ST. car line. Ad-
dress MODERN FLAT. this office. se16-tf
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LOST.

LOST-Blue enameled gold sword pin,
with scabbard attachment. Liberal
reward il returned to room 1, 639 F st. NV.
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ANTED-Position as porter or but
Ter. Call or address 2l2S 10th st.
my 1t
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| One Cent d Saa
No advertisement less than 10a
FOR RENT-RoOMs.

FOR RENT-1012 F. st. NV, two
rooms on fourth floor and four rooms
on second floor; unfinished. Address
1912 i st. NV se25-7t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

YOUNG man wants position as clerk
in grocery store; can cut meat and
come wc. recommended Address Box %,
SIiup Md ee2S-Et
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One Gent R Fs1
No ndvcrtise less tina l0s-
HELP wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-Two good picture agents
good commission and salary. Call 1913
Tth st. INV. seEO-ot
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ST. LOUIS. May i7.-There We're $500 persons at the
Fair Grounds to-day. The track was umpy and sticky
and slow time was made. For the handicap Linda
was the favorI,e at even money. Wekota was backed
from . 10 down to 10 8. 1inde went to the front
at the start and made ai the running TO the stretch
where Wekota overhauled Linda and won easily by u
length Summaries:
First Race-Five furlongs Lulu T.. 100 Iwynne). 5
TO l. won: Barney Aaron Jr, lOj -. Gardner, to g.
second; Jack lcheicu, III F. Carr. ) TO ), third
Time. l 0B
Second Race-Handcnp; one mile and a sixteenth
Wekota. lO2 ~. Gardner, to 8. won: Linda, 100
Garner. nycn. second Pocahontas, 90 Dunn, to
], third, Time, l:53
Third Race-Four aud a half furongs. Ida H., lO5
tHylcl TO J. won: keechler Ps unnJ. even second
Nike Kelly. 100 "a. Barrett, 10 l. third. Time. 90
Fourth kace. Six furongs. Moliie r., i03 Dunn.
XII; ZOE tHyle,, : TO l. thrd Time l:2o
Flfth Race-Nne furlOngs. First Chance, los Shat
fer to won Janus, 40 CF Carr. II to g. second
Jim Henry lO5 lE Hergerl, 30 to third. Time O2
sixth Racc-S!X fnrlongs. High Test lO3 CHyir), =
TO o. won: Darwin Wedpewood. lO6 lHnkey). 10 10 !.
second San Bias. los (oss). TO !, third. Time 40
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RECORDS BROKEN AND TIED
At the Annual Games OF the Newark Acad-
emy a. A.

The NTH annual field day OF the Newark Academy
A. A. held under very favorable auspices the
Waverly Fair grounds yesterday afternoon. Large
entries and close competitions and record perform
furnished sport for good sized gathering
Summaries:
Atha; '95; j.: ". CROOKS, v5, second; f W. Aidred,
one hundred ya:d bash, Second Glass Won by r. $.
P,Gkerng sd wTsh'sW%n Ws second S J. I Fort third
record q f seconds made Bnrnest Jr II Iss
eeon xnner ten the acaGey
MAI SS hsaS rs sy SeeF Crooks ss
Adans 90 second; C. Stewart third Time. 8 min.
kPnnpS aIn 1ss %g sg First s
ssif ap wnns, Sysks
and ,eG the academy yI record n made . 81
ssssss s!s:'ysn ss T
Baldwin ,vs won the place on the jump on with feet
:!ssss 4 '$ 5s .E.G e.
if%; %
ss Rqs :: q ?s'
s i s %Sfs
fS;S
G, Running Broad jump, Second cIas; Won by II. J.
hard Jr.: second With Jump Of lsf feet inches; <.
seventy ;aveyard Hurdle. Race, First Class-Fnal
heat won by w: T, McDowell J. H. GIL. second: s. II.
|
W. Epgelhard, Jr.. third Time, l2 seconds.
Two hundred and .twenty.yard Run, First Glass
l.Isiewski. Jr., third Time. rs l;5 seconds.
Won by R. S Pickcring ii. J. strshan second. W. J.
Whiteside. Jr. third Time, 81 seconds. Winner tied
-Four hnndred !ir &nd fortyyart Run. Won b. W o.
'h5. third. Time, 81 10 seconds. Winucr broke the
academy record OF So seconds, made by J. L. Few.
siulIl iaAf
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asrpcAiyu Adrfrtisemfnts.
BOYS At SCHOOL

Usually like to study something
easy, and the easiest thing to see is
the great superiority of our Boys
Suits (aged 5 to 15), now offered at
81. 40. Many of them can't be
manufactured for that money, but
we are determined that every boy
shall parade on Anniversary
Day." and in a new suit. Having
closed out the immense line of
Boys Suits of one of the best
manufacturers of Boys Clothing
in New York at less than they cost
to make, we propose to give our
customers the benefit Of the pur-
chase. But YOU must come early,
they won't last long
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE track was heavy again
to-day ut St. Asaph but some good sport was wit
messed. An accident befel the geIding Handover by
Hanover Bourbon Belle belonging to Hugh NcCarren
at Alexander Island this morning. McCarren was e 4
ercising the horse. and the animal sent six fur
longs In fashion Near the stretch however the
boy who rode Handover started the horse AT a stirr
gait, Before a hundred yards had been covered
ground The horse had broken both front legs below
The knee and had 10 be destroyed. Summaries:
First Eace-Six furlongs Moderate. ioo washburn>
TO ], won: White Cockade lOI HAM, 10 10 sec
l:2Ois. S'
Second Race-IIalfa mile. wistful. 1903 CMurphy>.
To 2. won; Dutch Girl DB &C.. Dunnelly), 10 10 l.
0:52 ~
Third Race-Five furlongs. valkyrIe. lO5 (Corbley)
z to 10. won; Caroven, iOj Qiaml, $ to i. second:
Iharkeray lO5 ,Murphyi. TO !, third. Time. l:073.
,i,x lour'a Rqre.Haif , An a mile o osomase 90 Don.
second sa, Flash M 90 Dsryl. ato l. third Time; o52S;
to l. Won; Stanley NJ. ss C. ponneIis, ia To- sec
ond; Paragon. ITO tIiam), lo to /, third. Time,
0:52k. -
sixth Itace.six furlongs. Tralee, lo5 Cwashburn).
10 .. won: MeedmOre, 90 tDuffyJ. IS to !, seCond
Leporello, s2 tDonney>. w TO L. third Time :.3C.
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Athletic Policemen,

The annual outing and games OF the first and second
section from the Twenyseventh police precinct was
held at Be!iars Pavilion, l47th street and Beach
avenue. yesterday morning. The gay coppers had
q rousng good time. athletic sports and baseball
game being INDUCED In. The summaries OF games
follow:
Second Section ....,............2 o 8 U 0-6
Onehundred.yardD Dash Won by +. Carson: ]. Con
molly. second. and J. Smith third. Time, IA seconds
one mile n Walk by Eellar 7. Carson, second,
Half fmile Run-Won by +. Tappen: J. Mccarthy.
second. and F. Carson. third Time, minutes.
Running Broad Jump-Won by J. Connolly, lS feet
Smith third, Is feet
Putting sixteen pound Stone Straight from shoul.
derWon by j. Bellar. 3y feet: J. Taylor, second so
feet, and 7. Cooney. third 20 feet.
Throwing Sixteenpou None Backward-won
by j. B-llar. 33 feet: ]. Taylor and j. Connolly n tic
al 81 feet for second. In the hro".on Taylor won by
/ foot.
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LnvIgnc and Evcrhart Matched.

kid" Lavicne and Jack Everhart were not
long in making arrangements TO fight. On
Wednesday Lavicne decided not TO meet Critic
on account of the rnenvabe notoricty which
he recently acquired. He issued challenge to
the world Mt 1873 pounds. On Thursday Ever
hart accepted. and yesterday the latter and Sn m
Fitzpatrick. representing Larixne. met mt the
Pplirc Gd-e''c Office and signed articles for a
twenty-ro and contest. to take piece at the Sea-
SIDE Athletic Club Couey Island. on May 80.
They Will light at 133 pounds for u purse and
side bet OF $500.
More Executions \ Eainst the Piqua Club.
The Sheriff yesterday received additional execu.
tions against the P.qua Club Association in Of
the following creditors: W. II. yiIIarl, SI6O: Wbnr
y. Terhune, SiBn Harry j. Emerson. SIls: Ieinecke
SlVl. ~
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NATIONAL LEAGUE ANp AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
pittsburgh vs. New York, a. Pittsburgh.
Gss1na VS. VS. z S dIGyeand
Cincinnati vs. Washington. at Cincinnati.
st. Louis vs.. Baltimore, at 81 Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Toronto vs.. Wilkesb4rre. at Toronto
Iasss s1nso vs. 81 ssIan6SF; snrInSs.1d a sIGSi@
Rochester VS., Providence, at Rochester.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
Schenectady vs. Elmira. at Schenectady.
Johnstownvs Binghamton at Johnstcwn-
Amsterdam vs., Gioversy,. at Amsterdam
OTHER GAaEs
Yale VS.. Princeton, at New Haven.
= Aerts of Seton Hall College vs. Catholic Lyoeum Of
oianss ansy csarEs sP PARK
@ e frssisss'P ta,t
,Elzaesth Athletic Club VS. Brooklyn Association, a.
81 iMSrrstown Athletic Club VS. Elizabeth Athletic
Williams vs.; TUFTS a. VII! !sinstown.
Cornell vs. uniyersity q PENNSYLVANIA, at Ithaca
,MonclaIr Athletic club m vs. csrEs O. N t., at Mont.
TTssss II. s rs:,imsf NJ at n5eS9mneld
United States Military Academy vs. Lehigh, at West
SaSp nm eys.. sgss,s vt sSsss at sss I.
aamSa Baseball club vs. st. Jchns as'St College,
Wlleta Point vs. Dayid's Island. at Willet's Point
Jasper Reserves OF Manhattan College VS.. Speedway
Baseball CLUB OF ManhattanyilIe. at Manhattan Oval,
l3eth street and Tenth avenue, this city.
81. Louis College st. Michaels Allerton Park.
Ben Hur Athletic club vs. Pierre Lorillard Company,
at Ben Hur Park, Brooklyn.
Arlington Athletic Association National Baseball
Club. al Arlington " J.
Tainters's nine Hornets.of West Chester at Cen
trRl Park
fonenack Baseball club OF Brooklyn Little Rocks
OF fOrkyille, at High Bridge.
Blair Hall vs.. Washington, at Washington, \. J.
Pastime y. G. vs.. Active A. A., at Newark.
Nrwnrks vs. NyackE al Newark, y. J.
ST. francis College baseball Club va. Howard Ath-
leuc Club, at Howard grounds, Halsey and Howard
streets, brooklyn.
Moncos champions OF west side) Vs. Rdgewoods
At AllcTton Park, Weehawken. n. j.
hutey Athletic Club VS. Passaic Baseball Club. at
kntley FIELD n j,
Fulton, Juniors, VS. Arrows, at Central Park.
Jersey city Field Club va Stevens Instt,tr, ut st.
George Cricket grounds, Hoboken, n. !.
Puritan Athletic Association VI. HaIIisGa Atu.ello
Association, at GreenVtlle. u. ].
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San FRANCISCO. May 1.-THE summaries OF the races
here TO day
{. FiEst Race-Pve and half fnrlongs. Miss GarviI,
90 W. Jones', 10 won; Addie NJ. SO (PIggutl 10
lsOSs,. ~ - ''''''' '''"''
Second Race -Four and n half furlongs. selling.
a. Me9TtSsssf W. lynn lto Won; senator Mah"nc2,
NMildermuthl, TO !. third Time 6:5Gl. "' "
o,i ih'ra haiee.,sevsn furiongS Thema, 100 Chev.
hP%Srd eSaIth 'Rs rttsrs b 70 70 :. rd Time g
tCheyalierl even, woni Rear Guard. l0f III sloan
~ 49, z, sec9nh Miss hnth' 80 PlggotU, 10 10 /. third
fifh kaGs0FiSs $40 and onehst furlongs; selling.
l3O SW, Flynn, o 70 second; Robin Hood No l. Ia
(Soanl15 TO 8. third. Time, liza, -''
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LOUISVILLE May 1.-THE weather was cloudy to-
day, the track muddy. and attendance good. There
waS no stake on the card, hut tho Ave events were
well hiled considering the condition OF the track.
Summaries:
First Race-Five furiongs. CasarIon los (Perkins)
H. TO- & Won Miss Rowrt, o6 Martin, 10 |. second
Inc Princess. 100 keith, 10 to l. third Time :u6
second Race-Four and one.half furlongs; selling.
lucille H. LOO fairgooIl " TO !, won: ronlca, 100
20 o, third. Time, ObJsl.
Third Race. One mile and seventy yards; selling
Michael no driving. to won; Inferior lO7 Free.
han, Z 10 X. second Greenwich lOj Perkins,, to
Fourth Rnce-four aud one,haif fprlongs; selling.
ONO 100 driving, TO l. won: kondo 100 a. Clay.
t3hl l 70 second; Asaph. l05 tMartin), rs 10 /.
Fifth kaco-six furlongs; selling Hodgson lo5 H.
Williamsl; even. won Dr. Reed, 80 McCainJ 90 to l.
Time, l:l7ls - ''N
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dernesa, TO Bessie Browning, $ to Fascination.
TO Boomer
FOURTH RACE.
The May Stakes Of So 900. for three yearolds; $50
each; OF which 81 800 to first, $500 to second. and
$500 TO third selling allowances; six furlongs.
A. II. u. II. Morriss blk. T. Ridicue, by Althotas-
Lizzie Tabor. lO5 Penn. ...........
+. Lorillards CHI Liza. lO7e uttleteldl
c. LITTLE fsld's b. T. Pombakette p2 tKeofcl ...,..
Irish Keel, sun Up, Miley, Midgicy. Monte Carlo,
Jessie Thral. and Pow Wow also ran.
Bctting-Two to against Rdicule; to Irish Reel,
rp, rs to Bombazette, is to Jessie Tara 40 10 /
Monte Carlo, 40 to Pow Wow.
FIFTH RACE.
For two,yearolds: q sweepstakes OF sl5 each. with
$500 added OF which TO second and $50 to third
selling allowances; half mile.
A. II. & b, II. MorrIs's ch. c. Brisk by Springfield
r. Loraris b. T. Hercsy iOs in,...,..........
j. NJ Jefrcotts ch. Buccaneer. 100 Ftnngan)...
Premier. Modena Septour Hcra, Sir Carleton Carib,
and Lady Watson also ran.
Betting-Two to against Premier. 8 10 Heresy. ,
to Brisk q to Sir Carlton 10 To Septour 10 to
Rnccnne"r 3 to Hera 10 TO Carib,20 To Modcna
20 to Lady Watson.
SIXTH RACE
For three yearolds and upward; handicap; sweep
stakes Of S!5 each, with $3.50 added uf which 500
10 second and $50 to third mile and sixteenth
sister, 10 jDoggctt Observation-Disclosures. .....
McStca 4 CLARK ch h. Stowawny, B. iO9 tGrlf,,nJ . 2
p !. Dwyer's H. Z. Patrican T. lO2 u. Lanly ,...,
Sir Knight, captain T.. oar Jack, and Aurelan also
Bettine-Eieht TO against our Jnck. 2to Sister
knight, } to / stowaway. 10 to Aurelian
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New England Association.

Al Salem-Saem. g. Lowell =. Hits--Salem 10:
Lowell. .. ErrOrs-Sacm, .: Lowell. 3. Batteries
N,rrick ana l;inelan liawlcy and uulcalt.
Al IaverhilI-- -Haverhill. II: Fichburg. 7. Hits
Haverhiil. -; Fitchburg. 10. Errors-Haverhlll o;
FitchDurg T. Batteries-Johnson, Brinton. Woods,
and Lucy; Burrs and Hart
At Naslua-Nashua. u: Lawrence. 10. Hits
Nashua, Il: Lawrence II. ETrorS-Nashua. 4: Law.
renee, g. Batteries Krumm and Luchia: Clougherty,
N. Burke. and Stronger.
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Baseball Notes.


], B.--Yes.
II. y. Kit ia a " tIrno at ba,."
Ia H.iner.- Boswell weighs aholt 1853 pounds aud
is SIX feet tall.
Catcher Parke wil6on left yesterday for Pittsburgh
TO join the New iorSs
John Stcu 'en.-Ihe catcher must touch the at
tile plate, unless the bases are hiled when the ball 10
hit
PITTsBuRGH. May l7,--The Pittsburgh Clubs physi.
clan says Pitcher Menufee's only be brought
back to It's former power by long rest.
HARTFORD Conn. May 1.-THE Trinity bail nine IL
badly crippled, strawbrdge, n5 who was injured in
"a game with local nine recently, has been compelled
tOIeave college and viii not he able TO graduate with
his class Capt. Pcnross Is around ON crutchcs and
VIII play later In the Williams. UB viii Ioiu
the ia week, having recoyed from his recent
injuries.
PlrTsurHon May ~" Old sport" Calvin has been
keeping 20 quiet that his friends nave wondered what
had become OF him. When money was coming 70
handed some OF Il 20 little o!d lady in ST. Lous,
whom he called moller She pun IL into real estate.
and when she died, year ago, this had become
worth SlS,OOO. tndcT the Missouri laws Je ems could
net collect II for year. The Is Just up and In
few days the old war horse Will have some friends
who have not looked his way for some time
Princeton- umbIa dual games, Columbia Oval to-
day. Take 2:2e Train. Harlem division, G. G. s-Adp
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New York State League.

At Troy.Troy. 4; Albany. :. Hns.Troy. II; Al.
bany. l. ErrOrs-Troy. g Albany, l. Batteries-Troy,
Fricken and Messer; Albany. McFall, Ierney. and
Bottenus.
H!ts-Johnstown 8; Bnghamton. e.. Errors-Johns.
town 10; Binghainton Z. Batteries-key and Keefer:
kenan and Hickey.
At AmsterdamA Amsterdam, 9; Gloversve. 4.
HtS-Amsterdam. IL; GloSersvie, g. Errors-Am.
serdam, 81 Glovrrsville. u. Battcrles-Sulllvan and
Roberts. Stevens and Smith.
At Schenectady dy-Schenectady. g; Flmira, g Hits
Schenectady. .: Elrnira. T. ErrOrs-Schrnectady. 81;
Elmira. B. Batteres-koehl and Zlnram: Blauveit and
Barkley.
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At Carhondale-C Car,ondale, -; Reading. 8; Hits
-CarGoudale, Is: Reading 8. Errors-CarbOndale, :;
Reading. Batteries-Swift Mc.oughin and Hess;
Khoades and Lto
POttsvie, IS Lancaster b Errors Pottsvilie 4: Ian.
caster, D. Eatterics cs-Baldwin and Fox: Callahan and
Arthur
At Hazeton-Hazleton, 10; Allentown. 90. Hits
HaZleton, l5 Allentown. II. Errors-HaZIeton. ";
Allentown. =. Eattsries-keener and Westlake;
At shena enandoah-Shrnandoah. l2: Harrisburg. 2l
Hits-Shrnandoah IS, Harrisburg. H. Errors
Shenandoah. II: Harrisburg. g. Batteries-Iee and
Sewers; Willis and Keller.
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Following is the record of the match SO far a.
Bardelebcn. $. Blackburn 8; drawn. 8.
Long Island wheel Clubs Organising.

Eighteen clubs representing the Brooklyn, Kings
County, Long Island, South brooklyn Nassau, Will
liamsburgh Brooklyn Rambers. Bushwick, Liberty,
Falcon, Amnryils. Whirlng Dervtshes, Crescent Ath
letlc club, Columbia, Pequod Red Star. Long Island
city end Prospect Whcelmen met last evening at so
Hanson place Hrooklyn, and took tho nrst steps To-
ward tho permanent organization of association OF
cycling clubs on Long Island Walho E. Fuller B. H. c.
presided ami 30" ditch, h G. w. acted as Secretary,
The delegates present eIpre1scd the willingness OF
the org they represented aid in the pro
motion OF The new association. and committee con
Week, +, a. Mcdonald and d; W. Boe were appointed
10 draw up constitution and by-lawR
II has been decided 10 the the
Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long Island meeting Will
he neId on June u when permanent organization
WI he formed, and only clubs with q membership p
OF twenty iive WI ur admitted The objects OF the
association wl br To secure road Improvement assist
wheslmen TO plogrt their rights. promote races aud
all mGiIrS relating to the general welfare OF cycling
The sun., 1895-05-18

hut the Son OF Aimont hoy Is Defeated by
Rcbus nt Bnltimorr.

BALTIMORE May lT.--fair weather and q good card
attracted large crowd to the harness al tho
Gcntlemens Driving Park To day. The track had dried
out nicely and In fine condition The races began
earlier than usual and trough the programme was u
long one, including the unfinished pace all the events
were finished.
The star event OF tho day was the 2:l0 pace. which
was hC'lv contested by Rehus and GIL Curry. Curry
the first heat after ruttlng nish. from Rebus.
In the second heat Rebus and Budd Dobe pocketed
curry In tho last quarter. wien Rcbus came away and
won, with Lena mn second. Haight, Gil Curry
driver entered protest which the Judges sustained
They back IIebus TO NTH place giving Lena Hill
the heat Kehus won The third heat handily, but
lcat trute ~ paced In the East thus far this year
Ihs EFFORT Tired nrrA however. and Rebus captured
the next two hrnts and the race.
So ~" unfinished Igc" wns a lmLzler 20 the talent
They finally plunged on Bolivar owned by Thomas
Hutchcsun OF lniaaoDhin. WHO had won one heat on
"Wednesday. He took the first heat today and finally
captured The fourth heat and the race Queen Afford
was the favorc III the 2l~ trot. but Little Toe Won
he lk,d while - :. walked away from his field in
the 2;!i2 tr0t. summaries: