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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-08
Land Office. New Orleans, La. |

Land Office. New Orleans, In. I
May G, lsl5 !
Notice l. hereby given that the follow
in. nam. d settler has fled notice OF Ills
intention to make tinsl proof in sup
p0r: Of lis ri ,im. and that sail pr 'Of
will be IL before the clerk Of district
court. n: Covington. La, ON Monday.
June "a, 1896. viz:
ALFRED HEATH,
Who made homestead entry No. Hap
for the sonsh hal: OF the soutLeas, quar-.
ter Of section II, township q, south s.0ge
II east, st. Helena meridian.
He names the following Sit: essrs u
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF. Sid land viz:
Calvin Cooper. ". q. Griffin, oCol-
bert RUSSELL ADD Alfred Griffin, all Of
st. Iannlany Parish, t..
my Is Ct Il. AlcD. BRUMBY. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-08

Lots for sale cheap. Apply to
JnO. ExrERsrEIN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-08
Land Office. New Orleans, La
May Z, 1895

Land Office. New Orleans, La. |
May Z. 1895 (
Notice is hereby given shat tie follow
ing named settler hss fled notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim. and that said proof will
be made before the Clerk OF the
District Court. ut Covinston. La., on
Monday. juno -. 1895, viz:
CARL L. BECKER,
Who made homestead entry No. ll,O!9,
for the sOuth half of MOI theast quarter of
section -, township 8. south range
II east, st Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upOn
and cultivation Of said land. viz:
Charles G. kle-man. BENZ. +. Young,
4. A. Cooley and VIM. Griffin. all of st
TaInmanv Parish, La.
M. IL st & Ned BsuMBr, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-08

District Court, jury term, will
meet on the fourth Monday in June.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-08

Piums and berries are plentiful.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-08

Rice planting is about finished.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-08
TO BUSINESS MEN.
WAITS BUSINESS COLLEGE
EMPL OYMENT AGENCY.
Na.s2SSn~ NnS..S..a--s

Is pleased to announce to profession
u and business men Of every hamlet,
village, town and city In the South that
Il Is 1t all times prepared to furnish
them with competent accountants, stem
Ographers, ct. No student Is yradu-
ated who is not fully qualified To do the
highest class of work in his line, aud
none but worthy, reliable young men
anl women will ever be Endorsed for
amy position.
Actual Business From the Start Is
the system used In Wyatt's Business
College, IN 4 not the theoretical text
book, copying method, - Is the case In
most schools.
Address Employment Agency, Wyatt's
Business College, Meridian, Miss.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-08
Land Office. New Orleans, T..,

Laud Office, New Orleans. TaI. [
May IL. 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the folio Is.
ing.named sttler has fled notice II his
Intention to make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof
will he made before the Clerk OF The
District Court, Mt CovinStor, La, on
June -. 1895, viz:
OSCAR MITCHELL.
Who made homestead entry No. IL 2Gl
for lots 1. l. =. aud /, section IS. town
ship !. south range u ease, st. HeleDs
meridian.
He names tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous upon AMI cultiva.
tior Ut sai / land, Wig:
Walter Pierce. Warren Pierce. John
Mixcll. james Pierce. all Of st. Tam
many Parish, La
mylS Ct Il Ned DRuxBY. Il. gistel
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-08
Town Council.
COUNCIL HALL.

CONVICTION, La, June 4, 1895. !
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Council was held on the above
date.
Present - Adolph Frederick,
Mayor; DR.. e. 4. Williams, S
D. Anderson, Hardy H. Smith, j.
A. Parisy, L Roubi0n
Absent "A LabOrde.
The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved
The committee on the new city
Jail building reported that the same
had been completed and accepted
by the committee. who found that
it was built according TO plans and
specifications.
On motion. duly seconded, the
report wa accepted and the COM
mittee discharged.
Marshal Dulion reported the fol-
lowing collections for the months
q March, April and May:
Corporation taxes. ....... LIZ a
Town Hall rent ....... Ii 30
Sale Of Lots il Cemetery aud
FMeS... ............. ID 20
Railroad Tax. ........ :. c32 50
lOtat. $OZS 20
The following bills were then read
and approved:
To work on streets, etc.. for the
month of April:
Ed. Crawford, 2 days, - 90.
Otscry April, 2 days, 81 90.
Alfred Reagan. : days, 81 90.
r. J. Dnlion, day hire of mule,
cart and driver, 81 90; 2 days IS over
seer. 81 90.
Ed Frederick, 2 posts, 80 cents.
For the month of May:
Ed. Crawford. 1914 days, sl9 %.
Alfred Reagan, 15L days, SIS s5
Joe Marigny, 1 days, 81 90.
Leon Washington, Is days. SIS 90.
Arthnr Moore, 1924 days, $40 IS
Harry Peters, 81 days, 81 %.
Giynn Duncan, - DAYS, g IS.
Victor HOsmer, 81. days. - %
James Taylor, "a days, I 81.
P.J. Dulion II days hire Of cart,
mule and driver, % %.
James Magee, 2 days, 2 90.
r. J. DuliOn, l9l days overseer, 1t
Is cts. II 80.
Frederick Bros, 1894, to five gallons
asphsltum. ) 90; paint brush, % cts;
shovel, 80 cts: 6 Ames shovels, 6 90;
l6 lbs. spikes, so cts; 1895, 8 dozen
screws, IS cts; 2 Ames shOvels, 90.
Total, Il so.
Hardy II. Smith, to cash paid repairs
to Town II Ill cutters, 1 90; for scat
fold and draysge, 80; for nails, from
Nov. l. 1898, to date, 2 Is; spikes. Is
cts; mattOck, 80 cts; paint, oil and
labor, city Jail, Il 90; 80 feet l0-!nch
drain tiles, 10 90; AL. feet S-inch
drain tiles, 20. Credit, to $50 bricks
3 10. Total, 81 20.
To H. Il. Warren, Clerk of Court.
t. holding election for Mayor and
Aldermen, June 3, 1895, s. 90: to SWEAR
ing election officers, - 90. Total s. WD.
To ]. J. Str0bel, Sheriff, for hold.
Ing town election, - o..
To Jos. Lancaster, VIM. Kennedy.
+. w. HOsmer and Ed. Il. Doyle, cleo
tiOn officers. - 90 each.
To r. J. DuliOn, special officer at
town election, 81 W.
To w. &. kentxel, for publishing
election proclamation, three weeks,
~ 20
Hardy II. Smith. to sosis feet Of
sewer pipe. las 60; freight ON isame.
- ~. Total, $50 81.
Smith { Anderson. to 80 posts. 8 Oh.
Total amount Of bills approved.
elll 81
There hetmg no further business, on
motion, the Council teen adjourned
ADOLPH FREDERICK.
Mayor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-08

The moon got full last night and
didn't 60 home until morning.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Wool has commenced to come in.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-08

and Chemicals.
FANCY AIR T!CLES, BRUSHES
PERFUMl.RY. Etc.
@c!,oicc Cigars ..nL Tobacco.
Cigarettes aid Pipes.
"a H,ysi.i"'.s' prescril .tions nc.
cnrat..l m;,vunde.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
CORNELL'S FORM IMPROVING.

rrtF. HENLEY COURSE COVERED IN GOOD TIME
DRAWINGS FOR PLACES.
Uenlev-on- Thames. July THE Cornell crew are
regatning their strength They rowed over the
course this morning in good time. The wind was
favorable Ia them blowing directly with the boat.
rhev her,n at a stroke Of forty-six to the minute
and Al no time 20. below forty-four. They reached
ravi., Court in minutes and q seconds. and COW
cred the course in minutes and seconds
The Ieander Boat clubs eight also rowed. pu'
tho wind had fallen by the time they got out lh'y
passed Fawley Court IN minutes ana 80 ssco"'S.
bu, their time for the full course was minutes anu
: seconds The time made by the Thames Rowing
t,,b was minutes and % seconds 10 Fawley Court
and minutes and II seconds for the full course.
T. Thomnson sculle-. TO Fawley Court In
,,,,,,.. AVID 10 seconds The Argonauts four also
,nok , hard null the fun course
The places in the cight-oarcd race TOT the Tfinu
Challenge cup were drawn lot ~. IN. ,ho,r nor"
The Cornell club will row in neat u. tneii com
na,r,nrs heino the Lenders For the stewards cup
the Argonauts were drawn against the i'ohuo"
Rowing club. =, ,rho,,nsor ,,,s
For the diamond SOULS r. A. i III TTSomnson
drawn against Guinness. ana r n: inompsI,"
ara,nst The winner OF the heat between Guy Nick
ais and vivian Nickalls ,,,,..,. ,.o corror
After deciding to 20 % b'lh''His , ~, ~ raIu.e
crow Thought IL better not 10 go. lest the railway
tournev should do more harm To them than the
charpc of scene and air would do good
The draw Is generally regarded as Unsatisfactory
in many Instances he e,Sms IN M erst round
in the heat The Cornell crew nave Drawn tn'
bucks shore which is considered me pest posi-
lion II there Is strong wind Inc Areonaut iou'
and the Thompson brothers have drawn the sam,
The Cornell crew did little work this afternoon
Most Of the other oarsmen did a great deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
FAST R1-NNING AT OAKLEY.

Oakley Ohio July 6.-Fully 40" people were al
the Oakley races to-day. The weather was ciea'
and hot and the track fast. The feature OF the Gay
was the six-furiong race. won by OConneh from
Caesarian and Pop Gray In the fast time OF III"
The horse could have done IL a second faster u ne
had been urged. The Los Antevile stakes were "o"
by Paul Pry a scond choice. Blue and Gray the
favor,e got away badly. Sunni aries:
FRS, race five furonss)s.r PLAY. no Iueervle
70 . won: ROYAL Choice ll3 Ohorni. T. J. ssco,,"'
Lillian e ITO perkins,, 10 70 third Iine ~
Sidkel La Sale. Joe tlark. HaecHe' De" ''""' ~
Cssie y. also ran.
Second race six furlonss)-O Connen; III g. M'l'.l
aldl 10 10 won. Caesarian, ll3 Pcrkins, 3 10
ond Pop Gray III Ohornl. > 70 l. thrd lime-''i"'
Third race selling 'our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100 "ts
sim 10 10 l. won. Halle Gay l"l Perkins,. :" - 50
ond Ronnie Louise 81 tNewcoml. 20 TO J. THIRD Iinc
o ~ Maggie Donna sol Far Lady Hsn, n 80
Albert Marie Revenaugh Lu!.e Lewis ana MISS rum
baugh also ran Frances and Mariana left at the posi-
Fourth race Dos An,eville stakes. value % winner
svs lig ,sodcnD l. second. Blne ana 1tay. -
WartiaI 4 10 s. third Timc-l43. foThos. Roosevelt
Bessie and Han Ban also ran.
Fifth race zone mile and slxi-enthl-frlp'r w.
O,ekins) 3 70 won. Tonin. el tW. Joncs 10 l. 90
ond Victorious fg ls1ni. Is 20 l. thru llmc-l'''.
Air Plant Orinda Liseg and Bessie Esiand also ran
v.n, Aimee GOODWIN 90 ,walkerl. q - second bI
reed 81 1Fowlerl 80 J. ihlrt Time - ni'sne
Miss L.. Marions EizbeT Nancy and Alex l-aoo'
| ais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

Post improved however. as play went on. ana won
contest In doubles between Napier and Seixas ana
Boultbee and Patterson also noteworthy Inc
scores
Mems singles Glass A. preliminary iounao,
(scratch beat Mcmahon thalf hfeen) 80 b. AZ
First round-Post tscratch) beat Powers ui'ee" W "
fault
Glass preliminary round-Bul 'scratcnp pea, nr
thaf hfteen by default First roundmnun bea,
beat Bull 1scratch) - 10; BIandy 'sctae0" oe"s
Hardy (haf hfteen) by default
Glass preliminary round-Rnsmus mar o n,r, ,hais
Stake thalf ffteen 60 60. First rounu @
hfteen) beat Macintosh thalf nfteen' -0'
(haf iftecn) beat Partridge tscratch) py "e'"uN
Mems doubles Glass B. preliminary r9undlShhipbh y de-
Seixas (scrach beat Holder and AiVoru ,., hea,
fault, First round-Boutbee and fotte'son se'"" "
Napier and Seixas tscratch). IS ID. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cleveland July q Loose fielding md weak h'ohs "S
both teams characterized ioiays '"'"lanifhha'''pi"
~,-. r..i.han,y'. work shor, was poor Hamf'" .
-, , r,t..s ~ - c.n,rerc,d fence was one 81 IA"
,e., ever seen IN the grounds. A'enfanc" 400 Ihr
+,
Cleveland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. U "
~ ..,,',t, ...............O - - ! y -
,.,,. .-.,ei,ns Fhiiai~iphin : Errors -'l"x"l'nt
Trif,set nhf. = Elf,cTi~r-hurll and donovan I"N'"
and nu,hle, Umpire k""f"
rt,,.turs July nichols pitched n good game To-Day
a., u..,o, n,ol. ifs losing streak lie gave ffsnurs
ont, i've hl,. and truei In two runs tn" nome team
md. another exciting nn-h scoring one run IN IN" nn'h
ami having three rcn bases when Damon '"nsh,
liza. .,,,, from ,ro.-s bat Boston gave wond'rtuI
,,hr.r . ins~ running sni sacrifice hitting Attend
an.. The score.
rrt.,..,r ......................l " {:
it..,.n '.................-......l " -
r,.-ht,. ri,,.iure 3 Hos'pn 9 Errors i,iisnn'g
pa,.rie.- IIawiey and Merritt Nichols ana Ryan TN
pre Eiusiie
A. Providence Providence II. scranton
A. I,rh,s'er. Rochester II. Toronto -
Al s,ra,use. Syraru-~ II. Iunao =
At Elmra Hughani'. l.. Elrira II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
RACING IN THE RAIN.

Providence. July 6.-To-days races were run IN I"
chilling rainstorm which served to keep the usuaI
SATURDAY crowd AWAY Aivarado in the first event
Chugnut in the fourth. and Chevy Chase IN inc
nth. were the winning faTor.,es. Summaries:
First race furlonss-Aivarado % mccain, won
Laura Davis a3 ~. Brown. second. Imposition ~
Clark third -io5is Larissa. onnoee. Hereto
and Chara also
Second race zone milel-Tar,une. 50 fNahon). won,
Enuty liz tScoiu. second Vent, ~ H'urcN. fhli'
TIME 80 Mendicant Royal George. Lizzie MoDun ana
Marx Time also
Third race Gour and n~halt furlonss. Mary Nance
10 o. I.anleD. Light Wins. 100 dh.ay) srnona
Iadd tF.nnerani. Time 90 Mover, Hafi-
rada. Fay Miss Blanchcr and Captain Ifumoull also
Fourth race sevcn furiongs-Chugnut 9: McClan,.
won; solitaire 1873. s~cond. Lic Mid l35 Giunnl inri
Time Monmouth. Iasotfa Colonel south l. ii
Lantern Lady Grcenway. Lansing and Pay or Play ais
Fifth race dull steeplechase course)-Ceyy Chas" la3
| 13arry1 won spot 1872 IN Lynch. second Index u.
| MARA third Tmc-4 Ia. Summer Rr"czes boed at
nrs Jump Joaquin boed AT the Liverpool. and LIN
woo fell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
TENNIS AT ARROCHAR.
TWO NEw-YoRKERs BEAT THREE TEAMS ~
SUCCESSION.

TWO NEw-YoRKERs BEAT THREE TEAMS IN
SUCCESSION
Tho Cifton Tennis Cub OF Arrochar, Sta'e"
Island held its tournament in mems douo'es yes
terday the contest having been postpoheu rom
July on account OF wet courts. BESIDES mum
Der OF strong Island teams. Hobart ana McE"'oe,
NJ the New-York Tennis Club. and PAYNE anu
Thurber n strong pair from Kings county ie'"'
Cub were entered. The newborn tea" p''
formed the noteworthy feat Of beating three teams
IN succession and reached the finals fayhe anu
rburber also proved victorious, but reached only
rho semi-dnals The courts were sui soit Ho"'
tho recent rains, and cut up badly lea was
sorved in the pretty little clubhouse during me
afternoon and al informal recepti91h "as ,,,nuad
There many visitors. fIay w''' NC ~
next Saturday The scores follow;
,Ior.. do,,os preliminary round-Iawrence and Won
pr,mb staten Island Cricket club. beat { ,aiey am
F Johnston CLIFTON T c. s,3 - 49, .r Dale
AMI Edward Daley Clifton T. c.. 6-3 81
rounaE Pa, Payne H. ana and ocf
ms Ste, island cricket cub Of Ga; Lawrence
d Won Rernuih staten Island Cricket club beat Town
snnd cufon T. c.. and colwe Kings COUNTY 1; ~
~ r {. bat " O. Ross and b F. welton Sea Nl@m
T New Dorp 81. 81; Emmons and rope. ti, 20
r r. boar G. Ross and w D. Chase sea view l. -
@. SO . >, ,,r
semi-nna round-J r. Hobart and r. n; McEnr2e
xsvYork r c. beat Emmons and Pope Clifton l. G.
"a. - -, . ,, 80
Lawrence and Won Berrnuth VIII meet fayne am in
rhmrher next Saturday at o'clock In the remain
ing scmi-nnal and II possible the winners VIII mee
Hobart and McEnroe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
LONDON ATHLETIC CLUB EVENTS.
CONTEST TO DECIDE WHICH MEN ARE TO
MEET THE NETWORK ATHLETIC
CLIFFS TEAM


CLUES TEAM.
London. July THE amateur athletic contests
thu, took place today at the Stamiord br'use
grounds excited much interest among athietes as
tho team that VIII represent the London Atheuc
rl,h N rho contest with the New-York Athletic
club was 10 be selected on the merits OF the men
IN t,-lay's performances. Consequently cer'a'h
events on the programme we're watched with more
than usual interest.
Tho milo race was won by Bacon. holder or the
milo championship who covered the distance III
min Il sec beating the record Of min Is 20 sec,
,rode hv " g. George in 1884. ". h. Luytens OF
cambridge University. was second ,,.,,,. ,,,
The h. mile race for the amateur championship
vas won bv r. c Brcln. London Athletic cup, IN
r,'nhrtlge University Athletic Association was
s,cnri four wards behind the winner Breiin was
tho former holder OF the championship:
IN. i'.l.varls race was won by Bradley. the pres
cnt CHAMPION in 10 seconds Downcr was second.
Tho tennis contest between Cambridge and Oxiore
universities was won by the former. score -
g - A.. -.,,-o,
The l2O-yari hurdle race was won by Gonlrey
shaw London Athletic club the present holder ol
Inc rhamplonshp His time was lof secohns
heating the English amateur record by - seconu
" / Oakley president OF the cAtori University
Athletic club was second 800
The ouarter-me run was won by W. rl,zherpcr,
Of cambridge University. IN ~ 80 SECONDS. II.
Rredin the holder Of the championship was secohu
a yard behind Fitzherbert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
CAMBRIDGE A CCEPIS.
A MEET TO BE ARRANGED WITH YALE
UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS.

ruprr EVENTS MAY BE DROPPED OR CONTESTED
BY THE TEAMS ACCORDING TO THE hESrT'-
TIVE CUSTOMS OF EACH UNIVERSITY.
Iondon July 6.-In an interview this afternoon
T. : Koran. president of the Cambridge Athe.ic
Club. said: -
vaio.s ch,llenge think october 8 will be the
dafe arranged II the Cambridge team can get
God steamer so as TO return in time Tor the pc
inning Of the term of the University. The Can.
Fridge team will be practically the same as ina.
Wndnesday last. with the addition Of F NJ zen,
nings for the high jump The team VIII De me ~
the second in the and md, other Ssr nat i6
races will not be taken campridge VII asJ he ~
mre race in It's place Yale will probably want me
hurdle race be run in their style on a., M 10
on grass thus making ten events Campr Ya d %t
not want 10 run two kinds Of hurdle races then
ho,h viii be eliminated. making nine events
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
RIVERSIDE YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL RACES SAILED OFF
cos con.

THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL RACES SAILED OFF
cos COB.
The seventeenth annual regatta OF the Riverside
yach, t.luh was sailed on Cos Cob. Conn., yester-
dav There were plenty Of starters and plenty OF
puosts and lots of manly men among the yachts
mon There were many gaily decorated steamers
which ACCOMPANIED the contestirg yachts over the
courses on the judges boat were Commodore
w + Sllleck chairman OF the Regatta Committee
Edward Bnney and George Is. Clark. the latter act
Ing for s Dewey Pierce. who had charge OF the
guests steamer Alberna. On board OF the lat
ter was n goodly company OF men and women. In
Guiding George Lothee and the Misses Lothee. A. A.
Marks Mr. and Mrs. George Marks. Mrs. w. H.
Stead Mrs George ID. Clark. Mrs. Edmund Bin
ninger. Mr. Dean. w. W. Postethwate, J. ID. Saw
yer j. Arthur Atwood. Jonathan Ostwel. Mrs. g.
G.. Tyson. Miss Smith. Mr.. and Mrs W. q. Day,
Mrs r. r.. Seck and Miss Silleck Mrs. W. A.
Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Davds Mrs. Varian Miss
Pierce Mr.. and Mrs. Buxton and Miss Buxton. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gregory.
There was a large list OF entries and many
starters. The handsome sloop Eidoon. magnifi-
icently handled the first to cross the line and
close her weather quarter was the Norota.
Others came In close order and all were lively
In breaking out balloon jbs mammoth maintop-
mast staysais and sp!nnakers Starting With a
fresh northwest by north wind. with lee SOUP
pers under. the boats had varied experience and
wound up In the conventional calm. Heavens ar
tiiiery reverberang among the nils or the Nutme8
State without bringing breeze 49,,
The only notable mishap OF the day was the faii-
Ing overheard OF . man and woman while board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
STATEN ISLAND.


The New Jersey Athletic Club had an easy victory
over the Kings County ST George cub az Prospect
Park when they Won by seventy four runs IN a
manner which Indicated that they could have m
creased their margin considerably. II they hai ie
iy-six runs thcy knocked the victory on shortly ana
thou took their time between the wickeis In their
computation ~ 10 " II. Denzei secured TOP
score WIKI %. II C. Wright adf"t q. r G. Caihsr
double ngurc scorer for Kings County was W. J.
Williams. who got 20 49,
The steamship I.u-anla the brooklyn West
Indians a good game ~ Prospect Park. ana -corcl
A victory over them by tw"nty-fnur runs j.
Jones ld the be-, batting FOR the sailors. and .
Carter AMI ". HI also gave con'itetahl" assist
ance white for the West Indians =. penn noih
hated and BOWED In good riyie. The toia.s sefe:
Steamship i.uciula. 20. BROOKLYN West niAn' ~
A. central Park tho authorizes Womb nov al,'"
an, play owing the soft ground. ana All matches
arranged 70 be PLAYED hal 10 be postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Ir GREAT GIDEON g. DAILY SALE.

The Gideon e. DAILY sale pre- mises 10 a,uact inc
leading horsemen Of the country to Sheepshead bay
IN u,lv IL II IL seldom that go imposing number
of winners are sold in year, not to mention
single afternoon. Rlmapo. Keenan,. Nanki-Pooh. Inc
Butterflies Haz.et. Hastings Requitai, "a''zef
and others have won nearly 100000 on me tuii
FIERY horse in the stable Is 20 be sold without re-
serve TO the highest bidder consequently youhe M,
about to embark in racing have an oppor .uiioy
rsrelv offered 10 select winners at valuation placer
on them by the best judges OF racing in the country
There vii. be a clambake before the safe lot inc
Invited guests OF Mesers Gideon e. DAILY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
HUBERT BROS. l. CO., :s' ~.. s sa' S;

inc the guests steamer. II seems that the man
who had charge OF the gangway allowed ms a,,en,
ZION 10 be diverted, very much TO the detriinen OF
The good folk who fell overheard, but they were
quickly rescued <r c,~,v,oot
The winning boats were as follows oI*l! 1t,W,
sIoons Ex-Polce- Inspector Alexander 5. VIII
amss Eleanor. ofoot sIoops The Syira eet3o go.
ro,a: 3s-footers The Infanta: 25footers The Amer
cus SOfoot cabin catboats The Ethel 2Stoo, open
class The Dragon. and in the lower class 1hs
Vaouero. which had a wakover
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AMERICANS ABROAD.

Savoy Hotel G.ondon)-Mr and Mrs. s. d. Brew.
ster, F. b. Croker and family. A. w. Rose and
family. f. F. Knowiton and family. H. De Young
and family. and Or. j. Tod Homuth and family.
Adephi Hotel 0AverpooD-Mr. and Mrs H. San.
derson and family. E. s. Cutler and family. James
Stman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Laimbeer s. E Beckwith;
family. T. p. Isherwood. c. B. Lockwood. 3. H
Magee and family. Mrs J. I. Stevens ana daugn.
Mn. E. W. Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

Cincinnati July cit was sugshs game an Nv
way from start to finish to-day. Cncinnau 'ooN
,ho lead IN the first inning by knocking stein out
Of the box The same trick was performer upon
Philips in tho seventh inning. Thir'y-e:sht MIS-
among them being several two and three nasgers
and home run. show the way both teams nit the
,ou Troduav sent II over tho fence. the third
,1rnc INC feat has been performed here this sea
con Hroollvn came near ,ieing the score in the
ninth Afiendancc $50. Inc scOre.
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223 ss-TROTTING-PURsE $1,000 Interrupt
FRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR SARATOGA

The stakes for the Saratoga meeting have been
literally patronized by the leading horseowners OF
both the East and West. The OUTLOOK lot soou
racing at Saratoga is extremely bright so far as
tho sakes are concerned II the conditions for the
overnight races are formed so as to give every
horsepower an equal chance the success OF 'he
&c