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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
uAI.MA WINS THE LATONIA DERBY.

Iatonia. XIV. May 23-The Latonia season opened
most auspciously Thirteen thousand people were
nresent the weather delightful and the horses and
track in the pink OF condition. Iialma won the
Derbv worth 1920 at odds OF to 20, with as much
ease as ever a race was run. The Derby distance
one and one-half miles was done in 2:3iia
In the first race the crowd could see nothing but
Henry Of Navarro. and he won easily. Summaries:
,,,, oo ,. ,oue,-IIenry 81 Navarro III perkins)
m 10 won under null: Selka. lOI ni Williams 10 TO
a.cond "a IN Reform 100 IT. Bevins,. q 10 l. third
Tme-I:4is Mary Keene. Eiva and Tom Gilmore also
Second race tslx Marion g., 1o "a. Clayonl
10 Q won Koko iO2 (BurelD. to l. second; Ashland
iO4 freeman to !, thiTd me- rlfi.. MN 10Y,
Mate Golden Hope Governor Hll Imp Taieqnnh Alonho
and May Not also
Third race tnve furIongs)-Penrry, io7 'Newcom 10
I won; Eondo 40 a. Clayton . 70 J. second sherlock.
lo7 n'erklns), To l. third. lime w Aaohis, free
Coinage Royal Choice Japan. ana Yorktown also ran
Fourth race dAtona Derby for three year-oId colts
one and one-haif mcs,-IiAma 10 uhoIpe). 10 ~
won: Free Advice IN O. clayton. 10 10 !. second.
Basso, III martini to thTd' i"ne-2''4t sa'Sumh'
and Blasco also ran.
Fifh race dour and half fuongsl-Brhce dlrdle'
40 Herkins even won; Frances no HIerman 10 J.
second; Henrietta iO7 tWaike', ~ 10 mn"
055l Miss Frances shutecock copenhagen. Belle OF
T"rtkam Nellie Parker susanna. Mass. Society, Ia
Gaiondriana ana Laura also ran
sixth race ss furonss WI 1c.,n 100 ner.
kins) 10 10 won All over J" '~f,O' ~ '" y, rr'
ond; Metropee 100 dreemsns ~ 10 y, nh,' summer
Coon ana The Sculptor also ran
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LAY The DUST.

llshed in The Trlbunes racing column when ors she
was beaten. She did not run like counterfeit
There some peculiarly gentle ana 1d,c hu;ce,
in the Clover Stakes Tenderness was second ana
Fascination was third What pa rlma'y ''''' III
The Preakness se stable abb sent BeIa Annie to the
post That name is too utterly the bnau,eons
nymphs Of the Red Mil or the Black Cat in the
gay French capital? Such destinations are as NOR or
the Bal Butler for the lips Of Yyel,s o the
h2n 5T hg This saa 1 Trnc sS% paSny and
invading the Puritan heights OF ->o''"''" "
Rey Ell Santa Anita like raceh S,s OF ,rs
blood in the second race He won so easly WIN 10
the track was not dry on brooklyn Handicap Day;
On the form which he exhibited yester1hy, ny 3ynd H.
cap Gn which he carried only lis pounds) on dry
track p,oor,v, uandicap
that his owner and all his owners friends thou l,
he had chance in the frs race Yesterday nr,
when Rubicon is in racing humor IL taxes iie ~
of Navarro or a Domino to outrun him at SIX iur-
longs With the top weight he won Ih he p paCe Sister
Mary third Weinberg was the favcritei pu, PRIV Inc
ably ne has had too many races at TINS mee''"s'
Bright Phoebus with speeulators laying fat odds
Ss saS r"nnns a second and Langdon third
the NTH selling n sd f and ' SS er
bone Lttledeld has beer unlucky JOCKEY and
OF Hanoverian's legs was broken. . , r,
This resulted in lively hnish between - r.
Madden's Annie Lyle, outsider; Pierre lorliaru
6lly Bloomer well backed by Mr. Lorillard) ana
John Days Ogdensburg. the favorite II Penn ma
not used his whip cruelty and StuPidIy AT o NE
wrong times upon Booner. Pierre Lorillards fliy
would have secured first place. c,
Most American jockeys are both iools ana menus ,
manner both ferocous and imbecile. Most OF our
Jockeys especially the stupid little boys lose 1 h
races by barbarous hoggins winch Stops me n@rs
instead Of increasing his speed. and they inrct
agony upon the poor brutes that they pent WIN WIZ, an
the diabolical zeal of Torquemada Inc JOCKEY
Club ought to take this matter In hand without out dc
lay. and infct severe penalties upon All Jo0Ne''
who practise cruelty when they ride. -
The starter imposed fines With mH .n lTssdG'n ay
terday. TaraL Doggett Grimm. Taunton, ia'',i ~
post -, <. ,ra Ia, % tha
end in the last race He well backed Long
Beach had friends. He sniksd hn'i bor mss
chances were gone He ran rapidly IN tne hoins-
stretch but failed 10 catch Sandowne. Shis"icN
vas badly out OF form and showed no speeu
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OTHER GAMES YEsTERDAY.

Cincinnati. May - -No,~nhsandlnx this was Derby
Day ai faionia. 300 people attended tho ball game
tn. Philadelphia played good ball throughout
Thompson making a home Latham made two three
baggers for tho Cncnnats besides doing excellent work
at third base. The score
Cincinnati ...............'.'.'i -
Philadelphia ...........'''''..V : y u"
Hasehits-Cincnnau H. Philadelphia -. Errufs- GIN
cnnau g. Philadelphia 3. batteries Rhines and Spies.
Cafsey and Clements. Umpire Mcl)onhd
Chicago. MAY 3.Koecr's sensational catch Of Grff-
nths fly IN eighth inning Of tc-days game between
Chicago and Baltimore the feature Of the prcttie~
rnn into Careys territory and caught the ball with one
n pitchers battle. Attendance. 500 The score;
chicago ..................I o o = $
baltimore .....................0 D % 20
D,schis-C Chicago 49, Baltimore r. Errors Chicago y.
baltimore l. Isaiteries Grlrh and Kittridge Gleason
and Robinson Umpire Murray.
pitisburg May 23.-Iowe and Tucker made costly err
rors In the inning to-day just time when PITTS
burg was hitting the ball. and enough runs we're made
on them defca, Boston. II close game through
out with the luck favoring the home team Attendance.
$500. The
Doston ........................I u o u o.
Notwithstanding g. Boston 10 Errors-Plttsturg =.
Boson g. Iyatteries-IIaw.sy and Sugden. Dolan anu
Ryan. Impiie-keefe.
At Observation-Disclosures II. Toronto g.
At Rochester wlkesbarre -; Rochester. 49,
At Buffalo Buffalo. 10: Springfield o.
AT syracusc-syracuse. 2: Scranton. l.
At Amsterdam Binghhmton. II. Amsterdam. q
AT Schenectady Schenectady. -: Goversvie. Is
At Gloversvlle- Glovofsyiile. H. Elmra. a.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. s. Little Rock. 2.
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TIE DEFENDERS SAILS.

Quincy Mass. May q There has been consider
ohio sneculation as TO what material was 10 Do
used In the construction OF the sails OF the pe
fender The Information was made p"phc iaNt "'bn'
no Adrian Wilson the well-known sail-maker. IN
-, ~ ~, s.,,Is and sail ma king before the Quincy
y,ch, club Mr. Wilson said that the jib topsaI
il to be made Of ramie cloth The new substance
IS taken from japanese plant OF the thistle species
and II. superiority cotton lies In tho fact that
"a. uhro will not stretch shrink or mildew. Mr.
w., .,ii no had made "A number OF experiments
with il on a testing machine and had soaked IL ~
water and after each test the nDfts renlhhcu
,r ,h. same condition. When the Jib topsail !.
done It will be- tried the coonia The malnsaii
u,lli no Of two pieces OF No 10 Sea Island cotton
Tnck woven Together Mr. Wilson also stated thai
he had n piece OF the sail of the Ailsa. and ne hni
round mat the English sail-makcrs were adherinS
closely To the American Ideas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
ONE or MR. BENEFITS HORSES PLACED.

Berlin May 23-M the trottinS meeting 'o-uaS'
tho race for the Welcome prize OF 100 marks. 1900
rno,res was won by Lizzie Vaughan GOO netres)
Time sos Motke ESQ metrcs) was second IN
500 25 and Suffer Maid GEO meties) th'rd IN
5:o7 30 The race for the Mazcppi prize or l4'"
marks. $50 metres. won by Lucille 'z'S"
mctres) Time. A2i. Mazcppa (2s3o metr"S was
second In 42l H. and Klcber ESQ mctresl thri
in 4ei lanes Gordon Benefits Leyburn SHD
mcircsl got a place Thr Derby Prize Of lSvo
marks and a silver statuette O." me'res) WAS won
Inv Eambus IN $50 - Acanthus was second IN
q 35 and Lille third IN 5.Ss. The Forest House
befw.en Green Eve ana Ella Time. 3i5. Tumarn
q 100 motrcsl was third In 3N - James Gordon
BENEFITS Grace simmons which was nahGicdppei
at 800 metres, came In hfth
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WHERE CREDIT is DUE.

From The Mail ana EXPRESS
The history OF the Croton Cycle Path movement
illustrates anew the almost malevolent Jealousy
which seems to prevail among tho Lewspapers OF
this metropolis 1t is feeling IN which The Man
and Express has no share. and with whicn 4 nas
no patience. No idea, however brilliant no scne n
however commendable; no enterprise, however pun
icsprited patriotic no good work however su
and carried to completion by any one newspapser
without Us being ,sno'eS Sispayed among indi-
viduais would seem childish and ridiculous. yst u
York Journalism This cycle path idea + an e x;
ample II originated with the brilliant cycie man =.
The Tribune 1t inspiration ana nasdra ny
The Tribune made the most or H. IL ureeo tno
matter on the Legislature and secured the passaSe
al oru and brought all their influence e
bs.r upon the Mayor IL short The Tribune wo ',,
a uniGue and gratifying victory, and one when WI
Commend that paper 10 the bicycle fraternity ror
yeaIs 10 come Yet, simp,y because The Tribune
conceived and urged the measure every o.nsr sthec
gnored or bettied it. They sedulously 9mT Sss,
IL from their reports of the progress or tns pms
through the LEGISLATURE. Some were even sPitetus
enough 10 omit this morning TO record the Iact ot
the MAYORS approval OF the measure, ana not ons
OF them has had the Justice and the honesty 20 -
zach the name OF The Tribune 10 the project
when mention OF 1t was absolutely uha'o'oao'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
NORTH AGAINST SOUTH At TENNIS

nrst,Ir OF THE PRELIMINARY ROUNDS FOR T1s~
SOUTHERN CHAMPIONSHIP.
pa,,,more. May ?s-Aner two days delay the
ninth annual tournament for the lawn tennis ehan-
pionshlp OF the Southern states was begun 'hs ~!
,erpoon on the pretty courts OF the Catonsv'ne
,oup,rv club Tho turf was In excellent condition.
thanks to two days OF hot sun and tho constant ro
ing and care All Of the contestants were IeQ"'e~
10 play two matches to-day, ana the numper was
reduced from sixteen 20 four the sem'hna'
matches will take place tomorrow at noon. and the
doubles vii, begin Immediately after The finals OF
both events are scheduled for Saturday. and II W.
Gordon Parker comes down from New-fo 10 ue'
fcnd his claim on the Southern championship cha.
lenge cup this match Will have to be held over q"
Monday.
In the matches. to-day Post and Davidson. Of the
South won both OF their matches. did also Paret
and Hobart. from New-York. Tomorrows games
therefore, will be North against south. TOT DAVID
son will meet Paret. and Post Will be opposed oy
Hobart Both matches should be pretty close
though the Southern players are playing good ten
mis- and the chances are slightly In their favor.
Both of the Princeton men were badly beaten.
though Thurber and Cowel. OF Brooklyn each
made a strong fight before losing to Davidson ana
Post.
the following result: Preliminary round-Post and
browne against Paret and Thnrber. Hobart and
MfEe ass ns 4and an a the
winners OF the first preliminary match. and David,
the second preliminary. The scores of to-days
matches follow
Mems s.ngles-First round-J. 8. Mason. Of
Princeton beat Charles Esselstyne, Of Batimore.
7-5 So: j. Parmly Paret Of New York. beat J, Z.
Goodfellow, q Wellington s-d o.; Raymord Rip 2.
more. "a 6-3; ]. G. Davidson OF Washington. beat
J. c. Nicely. OF Princeton. 60. 6-S; J. r. Ho0ar1 o.
7-s: H. b. Smith. OF Baltimore beat John clay OF
Washington. 50 So e.: A. II. 8. Post, OF BART
Colwel IT,. of Brooklyn beat J. Hirckley. OF Balt-
more. 60. Ga.
Second round-J. p Paret beat ]. 8. Mason. -
60: ]. c. Davidson beat Il. ID. rhurber. SIS. 81,
6-2; J. F. Hobart beat II; B. Smith. 80 81; A. h.
s. Post beat r. Colwell. jr.. 3-6. 81. g.
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WON by THE MAg'ETM MARE,

The oft-postponed match rs'e TOR tso side be-
tween g, ", Meyers brown nare Hose and Henry
pkeitons bay mare Anna vns rotie1 yesterday
afternoon ~ The Parkway hat mile track IN Brook.
Ign. Mr.. Meyers mare Represented Maspeh while
Mr.. Skeletons uol,cr came ff'm Newtown. ana M
there has been considerable rivalry between the
horsemen Of the two towns owf the question as 10
which place could boast Of IN, fastert horne. there
was more feeling than money ut stake on the out
come. Rose Ia a nnc.looklnx big brown mare by
STEAMBOAT. 2in;s. the famous hrse for whom 70. u.
Hartman. Of this city, paid Sio@ ?, auction two
years ago. She made short WIN o. the Ncwtown
trotter. A. soon AZ the staring Judge gave the
word In the opening heat. Re- vent away In the
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LOW PRICES FOR TROTTERS.

Cleveland, Ohio. May 23-Wiih few exceptions ''o
stock offered al the blue Ribbon SAFE 'c-u's va"
mediocre and brought low prices some u ~
horses sold for $50 a well-known s'aho" n'
Pittsburg sold for s25. Prominent hcrseme" "' VIC
sale express the opinion that stations are useless
for sale purposes. there are nearly oo''" W.. WI,
bred studs In the country. Ffty-three "e"u co.,
during the day brought $500. an average vi CO..
Good road horses sold for the pest p','''' 49,.
aged trotters with fast records went lor "''"o''
nothing Luella Shawhan b. (. (220. by Arrow
wood dam by Anteros. sold 10 Davin h,S"e,'
Of Manchester. y. IT,. for $3.50 This mare Is az
ready entered at Grand Rapids Lansing, ast,o, az
Buffalo and C;alcsburg. ILL.,. in sAJ" WI -" ~,
stakes Mary Anderson. b. m 12le so5 Pa fo
Hambetonan. dam by Creole, was SOU W ri,
Cook for $50. Delight. b. m. no recoru, oS yaood
rector. dam by Beechor. was one OF 'ne dr En-
things of the day. She went 10 r. D. I.ina Ian. III H.
OF Louisville after spirited bidding contest io'
$.l75 - ,,- 4,
I'D" Decernca the New-York horse broker. -
looking for horses with extreme speed 10 takc
across the ocean. Iandrum bought Dens"' VI" '''
advice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
COLLEGE GAMES.

Princeton. n. j.. May ~ specin -'"rnell came mere
to-day nushed her recent victory over Pennssi"n"
and afforded Princeton "A good practice The Tigers
won by punching their hits. while cornell failed To con
meet with the sphere At The riKht time Although Sm''h
was hi hard and often the superb work ~ III" whole
Cornell kept the scors within reasonable bounds
The
Cornell ,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,....O = u u y o .
Princeton ,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,...,,2 y u y s-ii
Earned runs- Princeton n Twobase hits Payne otto
Williams I,ase on balls ON smith n struck ou Iy
smith 4, by Wilson Double plays cobb TO Anrld 20
Harmon. iifnnhn ~ otto, III by pitched lnll smith
wild pitcher smith, Wilson Paused balls Cobb Time
200 Umpire Higgins
Providence May ~ o,peciaD.- thrown AMI Holy cross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
FIRE AT MOUNT WARRINGTON.

Woodsville. n. H.. May ga nre ~ mo base q
Mount Washington this afternoon destroyed three
engines. three passenger ears. a carhouse. an On.
e-house. n water tank. u machine shop. and the
station Of the Mount Washington Railway, The
loss In $4,000 The only structures left at the banq
arc 81: Marshncld House and = woodshsd: 4 W.
summer travel begins -Four engines and three oaso
wNrc saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
RACING KILLED IN PENNSYLNAN An

Philadelphia, May 23-The passage OF the anu
Pool bill by the Legislature has practically killed the
meetings In Philadelphia
The spring meetings would have been heiu mere
In the next two weeks. and they promised 10 De oi
the best ever given by either OF the two rotting as
socations OF Philadelphia. the list OF entries
numbered nearly two hundred horses ,.
The lessees OF the Belmont track to-day decuea
10 start the meeting on Tuesday next as schcdueu
but 10 hold IL for only three days. The meeting VIII
be an experimental one. but 1t is more tnan doup.
ful n trottlnC without betting be made success,
mi here The Point Breeze management are sun
Undecided about holding their meeting ana VIII uc
eide about the matter tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24

played n tie Lincoln Field this afternoon. the
visitors dsputing decision Of Umpire Burns and with
drawing the game in the last half of the ninth
inning. had Just Tailed the even run and had
second md third bases. with no one out White.
pitcher. hit hard in the first Inning when
the visitors secured six The score:
Brown .........................O q ] q %
Holy Cross .....................O v " = " W
Cambridge. Mass. May 81 1srecian.-IIarvard had no
difficulty in defeating West nine this afternoon.
The
Harvard ......................O o o x-1O
west End .s...................O v " v " i " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
DANOUET AND MONTAUK SCRATCHED

Tondon MAY 3-M. F. Dryers Banquet ala
not start to-day for the Doncaster Spring andicap
Plate of 1000 sovercigns. for three-year-olds anu
inward winning penalties. the Sandal mile Inc
race was won by ]. Bests Worcester. hve years
old Sir j. Rluniell Naples Macready 90 hnishcu
II vas the opening day OF the Dcncaster spring
meeting. ., A., 80, min IN
the race for the Salisbury Stakes at the SALISBURY
meeting to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24

Nav 1s+university Athletic Association. MinnespoAA
May so-Port Huron Athletic Association. Fort hu'~'
Nav 40 ankakee Rambiers. Kankakee. Ill.
June 6-7-Grinnel C. C., Grinnell. Iowa .
Nav 24-Iowa Intercollegiate A. A., Grnneli iowe. ~
Nav Is-Iowa College and State University lowe NV
July 4-Rockford c. C., Rockford. Ill.
Nav i3-G F.. Quinn, Mobile. Ala. 49, -.
Way ~ p q w T. No. g. Steubenyie Ohio.
Nav 3o-Frcd Hayerman Marion Ohio
May 22-Iiughes High School. Cincinnati OHIO.
Nav 30-Alfonzo Caswcll. Dover " II.
Nav is-H A. Adams, Worcester. Mass
Nav 3o-W J. Smith, Westfeld. Mass.
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PREPARING TO LAUNCH vArKYRIE H.
u.u EXACT piMlNsloNa srlLL KEPT M,s


I'M INAIT IITMTN0IVNN 'TTTT' WI v WIT"
rriN.
Glasgow May - \ fore" ~ men working uh'll u
into hour last night demolished the Shcd over the
v,lkyrlc H. and the boat is now fuily exposed -
vicw She IL attracting much attention and admlrn-
ton A slip ~ hcing conrirucicd alongside IN" ne"
yachi. over which Transverse ways VIII p' 'aln'
IN. boat will then be- moved sideways to cr"d'''
which Will be- lowered by an engine AZ IN" proper
,,,nc NV this arrangement no harm VIII u" done II
,hc launching IN delayed day or TWO, "a thr 'tail'
vlll carefully support IN" boat AT al points ne
.,nc, dimensions OF the yacht AZ" sun mystery
IN anil. OF strenuous efforts 10 obtain th"in'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
BICYCLE RACES IN PARIS.

Paris. May 2.-in the Velodrome de ID oe'"e -.
aay Dunwoody the Florida wheeman. was second
in the amateurs race OF 1000 metres. Paul Mar
chand being first In the 2.oO-metre professional
race. Wheeler beaten heat by Maurice s ,uh
man who also won the final heat In the matcn
heat race between Houben and Banker, ZOO metres.
FOR tD francs Houben won the frst heat, Banker
the second and Iiouben the nha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE sHoorINo-MArcH

Princeton. N. j.. May q (specaD.-Ths third an
nuai intercollegiate shooting match will take place
tomorrow afternoon the Gun Club grounds here
The Harvard team viii arrive here Tomorrow
morning. The Yale team II uncertain. but u no
team Is present Yale will forfeit the match by de-
fault. The cup viii become the permanent prop.
erty Of the club winning the largest numeer OF
and Princeton once The Princeton team !o-morrow
Will be composed OF the following men; Lewis. ~
with Johnston '9s and Clark, 81, Substitutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
TENNIS AT HARVARD.

Boston. May 23-The final match In the tennis touA
nament for doubles at Harvard to-day resulted In
victory for A. +. Boyden. 's5. and II. r. Simonds.
&C. over Il. II. Pool. 's and A. s. Pier 's5. by -
81. "a. 6-3 The winning team played much the
steadier game. Pool and Pier played more dash.
ing game. but were wild.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
Won DER ALE APPEALS.

Prtsburg May IA motion was made In COM
mon Pleas Court this morning for new trial In the
case OF Mark Baldwin against Chris Won der
reasons assigned are that the verdict Is against
the charge Of the Court and IL in utter disregard or
the evidence and indicates either gross lnatenoh IN
the evidence and charge the part OF the jury, or
partsanship or bias In favor OF Baldwin, also that
Inc amount OF damages $3.50 Is absolutely ana
crnsslX lxcenalVc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
.srxn-orr.. FOR THE ITHACA CREW.

Tn. Cornell Varsity will sail for England
on the Paris next Wednesday. at IL O'CLOCK 10 TOW
for the Grand Challenge cup IN the Henley hesh''"
July o 10 and II. The oarsmcn VIII arrive IN New
VI ruosdav evening by an excursion train run
from Ithaca ON special time over the l.ehlgh Nhh.y
railroad In order to give the crew the senior.
capacity 100 has been chartered to accompany inc
Paris down the Bay The start VIII De nae ron ~
the American Line, at 1890 O'clock Ih er WI
uo,es Of enthusiastic good wishes for the crew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
DR. MoRoAN DIX OPPOSES 4 BiLL

Albany. May 2a-The Rev, pr, Morgan DIX, OF
New. York has niorned the protest ~ IN" stat"
school superintendents ana the Department 81 rub
lie Inr,ruciion against The proposed law, increasing
IN. ,ine 10 be- spent IN the schools Nv the study OF
The effects ~ narcotics ana alcoholic drinks and
stlmulanta upon tho human ,nyriom'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
n,>,xn Cans ON noyAt BLUE LINE.

Two additional trains on the Royal Dluc Limo TO
baltimore and Washington have been equipped with
Dining Care. making nvc In all The dining car ser
vice on the Royal Blue Limo H. noted for liz excel
r. II. OF Nsw-Jerscy. foot Liberty-st Soc time
table In this papsr. sSs
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cad and she was never afterward headed SUM

mary: r,
r. n Movers br m Rose by s;arnboul g. W.
DriScoiD northumberland.
Itanry SLeIton's b m Anna &C.. @. MoseD ANN.
''' Time-o35i.. 2:3' 2:2"'.' ,,
rho sweenstakes race between Green b. TIA,
Iuhe c.oc and Lucky BALDWIN. 2:2t which was 20
have decided last saturday x the be sne time
morrow on the Parkway track; AZ IN. me md the
an exhibition race between Gillette. iii,t' ""A ~
PAGER Guesswork, 2:lfii. Is on the caro'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
FORFEITED ron WAIST OF A RAIL-.

Louisville. May :s-f"uirsiiic began today'r gam"
with thioo new balls AMI after two men wor" out
In tho lfat half of the thfd the supply Of balls
was exhausted Aftsr whiting for n new ono olght
minutes Umpire lictin gave the game To iiro9kbn.
4 e-nnlng exhibition gaino was nrorwhtd plat"I'
Tho score being . t. 2 when the championship
game Was forfeited II was 10 | IN favor ~ Brook
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THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Cleveland VS.. New York at Cleveland.
P!vshurg VS. Boston. at Pittshurg.
Cincinnati Va. PHILADELPHIA at Cincinnati.
St. Louis Va. Washington. at st. Louis.
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tarnfi funs 'Ic'eI Ihd ~ - To- ~ 90
land Z Ssw N0ri. Iirsi base islis 90 Young l. m
Itu-io . STRUCK nui ib inuns tY Huse . Homo
nun boyle Tl,f-e hifs hdr Doyle Van Hal'fen.
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stolen iarea MrAlseT, TriTan. Double plays ifetn
NIGER and a. Tsirnu, Nlan,rl Doyle and Faurll Passed
hall Farrell / Umpire Emslir. simc 90
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Cleveland May 23-Co-,ly by Stafford and
Mummy and failure 20 bunch hits lost io-day's game
for Ncw-York The hitting Of Chlis. Doyle and
Van Haltren were the features. Attendance. ?o".
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