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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-05
STEAMERS.
STEA MERS.
VATASHINGTON STEAMBOAT COM
w PANY (LIMITED.)
FERRY SCHEDULE

On and after October 18th, 1896, and unit
further notice the following ferry schedule
will be in force
Leave Alexandria, foot of King street, at
90, 7 30, 30, so, 10 30 and IL 30
Il. m. . so, 1 30, 1913 80, 30, 30
and so p. IN.
Leave Washington, foot of Seventh street,
at 30 7 80, s 30, 8 80, 10 30 and II 30,
a. M, IL 80, 30, 2 30, 3 30, 30, 30
and 30 IN.
N. B. Same schedule Sundays commencing
80 r. IN.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDIN GS-STEAM-
Err WAKEFIELD leaves Washington Mon
days at 7 90 g. M, and Alexandria at %
a. M, for landings as far as Nomini and on
Wednesdays and Saturdays at Same hours for
ST. Clements Bay and Leonardtown.
G. w. RIDLEY, General Manager.
JOHN B. PADGETT, Agent.
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Train No a
ations turning arrive
SLEEPING SERVICE
Dining Compartment Cars Jacksonville and St. Augustine
Sceperf for Augusta
and Southwestern Limited Through Sleeping
New
Atlanta
and Sleeping
for
N ewitP
Washington
Personally Excursion Through Sleeper
San ncscow ihO
detailed Pullman apply
tAget
w H. GREEN, WA. TURK,
Genera. PaSenge Agent
Washington, C..
L.. Dept, shington DC
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
RENT Oh LEASE.

The BUILDING on the northeast corner of
King and and Union streets, the best stand in
the city for grocery, and one in which
several fortunes have been made Apply at
this office. febS If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-05

ENOR RENT.-TWO FLOORS of the store
II No. $50 King street-23 by 70 feet
Rent low TO a good tenant.
feb27 2awtf N. GERMANN.
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
w MOUNT VERNON RAILROAD.
FOR WASHINGTON


Leave Alexandria, corner King and Royal
streets. also stops at King and WashiI gton,
King and Payne streets, and King ana Spring
Park, week days, at 50, 25, . 30, 20
(express), 7 AS (exprcss) S 90, s 20 express
8 90, 9 e, 1895 II 90 and IL LIS Is a. m.
ara Il 70, 1 o6 (exeTe - 40, 2 90. 2 40,
3 O6, (cxprcss), CO. 4 25, 4 40 express,
AZ, 10 (express), 40, 6 10, 90. 10
(express) S 90, 8 90, 10 90 and IL 90 p. M.
Sundays-8 CO. s IS, 8 00and 10 90 and
II 90 a. M. u %, l 06, 2 90, 3 O6, %,
3 is, 6 10, TO, 8 90, 900, 10 90 and
IL 00p. m.
FOR ALEXANDRIA.
Leave Washington, from the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 1875 street, week
days, 40, %, 30 (expTess), 5 90, 80
(express) 9 90, 8 80, 10 % (express), IL 90
115, 1 40, 2 O5 (express), . 40, 3 so, 4 90
(exp1ess), Is, 45 (exprcss), 3 90, 5 20
(express) 5 40, 6 O5 (express). 6 20, 7 90,
S 90, 8 90 10 CO. II 20 and II SO p. M.
Sundays-S %, 8 90, 10 % and II 90
a. N. and II O5 III. and ! 10, 2 05, 30,
AS, 5 90, 05, 90, 500, 8 90, 10 90 and
IL 20 p. II.
Leave Alexandria for Mount Vernon and
way stations, daily except Sunday at II,
10 so a. IN. and II 80, ? 80 and 43
p. III. Leave Alexandria for Mount Vernon
Sundays only at 7 il and II 30 a. m. and
4 As p. N. Leave Mount Vernon daily at
7 45 a. IN. and II ~, 2 40, 4 20 and 5 So
p. M. Sunday only at 7 40 a. III. and ~ %
and 5 30 p ID.
Hourly trains from Arlington Junction to
Arlington and Rossyn.
Baggage carried and checked at King and
Royal streets, Alexandria, and 1914 and
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, free. BIZ
cycles carried % cents EACH
Communication tickets are sold mt the Offices
of the Mt. Vernon Railroad at the following
rates:
Fare. Alexandria to Washington, Is cents;
round.trip, % cents. Communication rates ;
Quarterly tickets, $12.56; monthly tickets
$4.65; school tickets, $40; family trip
tickets, So. %; package tickets, 80 cents.
G. E. ABBOT, GEO. r. PHILLIPS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agt
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l certify that the bond required of the COM
missioners of sale in the suit of Wilkins s. Co.
VS.. Walsh and others, pending in the Circuit
Court of Fai fax county, has been executed
with approved security.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
February, 1897. w. E. GRAHAM,
Cl'k Circuit Court Fairfax Co.
feb11 1aw4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-05

Immediately after the rental of the Fish
Wharf, the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund will offer the
FISH BENCHES
in the Market Square for rent for the ensuing
year. from MARCH 1, 1897, to MARCH L,
1898 fcb27 ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-05

DROMANGELAN 2 gross, Bromsngelan
ID Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Straw.
berry Flavors, received to-day by
J. @. MILBURE.
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RAILROADS.


@ OUTHE RN WAY,
~ Schedule Effective Jan. 1S. 1897,
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DAIRY BROOK and Empire State Full
~ Cream Cheese in stone jars, quality
guaranteed, for sale by
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= a MATS OF VERY FINE OLD JAVA
i n COFFEE just received for sale, fresh
ly roasted or green. by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-05

MONDAY, MARCH 18th, 1897,
County COURT will sell at public auction, in
front OF the court house of SAID county, that
VALUABLE FARM, known as "Eurgundy,"
containing 2S0a, acres of land, which WAS
conveyed to Thomas Walsh by deed recorded
in Liber K, No. 4, folio 157. of the deed
books of said county, and which is now cccu-
pied by the said Thomas Walsh. This fam
is situated about 2la miles southwest of Alex
andris, and about half mile from Malow
Station. 1t is well watcred and timbercd and
beautifully located and is in good condition
There is good dwelling house with other
buildings on the farm.
Terms of Salo.-One.fourth cash, and the
balance i'll three equal interest bearing pay
ments at s, ID and s months from day of
sale, secured by the purchasers notes and
such personal security as the commissioners Of
sale may think proper tc require. The title
to be retained till the last payment is made.
If not sold on the day named private bids
will be considered.
j. r. CATION,
n. P. T. BURKE,
&. w. MOORE,
r. E. THORNTON,
Comm'rs OF Sale.
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A CASE OF SEAMLESS HALF-HOSE,
N splendid value, 4 pairs for Csc, just TO-
ceived by A. c. SLAYMAKER, successor to
Amos 3. Slaymaker. - -
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FINANCIAL.
FAITHFULNESS GUARANTEED.

BONDS OF SURETY
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g1HE FAMOUS SPECIFIC, ORANGE
i BLOSSOM, positive cure for sll female
diseases For sale by 3
WAKEFIELD & HALL.
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GALE OF 4 VALUABLE FARM NEAR
~ ALEXANDRIA CITY.
Pursuant to decree of The Circuit Court
of Fairfax county, Va. in the suit of Wilkins
& Co VS.. Wash and Others therein pending
the undersigned commissioners of sale, about
~, II
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Match rro,tinE Race at FIsstwooa.

There W ~ . large crowd OF horssmen at Fleetwood
Park yesterday afternoon TO SEQ the trotting race
among ave local horses. which had been announced
TO take place. for q purse OF $500. offered by John
Monaghan. Arriving at the track the road brigade
learned that only two Of the trotterS were ready to
start and that the race had been declared on. Lat r
In the afternoon an impromptu match was arranged
between Andy Wilkinsun'S bay geldlng AiyarA and
John McGuire's bay gelding BILLY Gaines, 2il0l4. The
conditions were half a mile hca:s. three In nye. for q
purse OF $50. Billy Gain. + made a losing break In
each heat before reaching the Point OF Rocks" aud
although he closed the gap he could not quite head
AlyAra. b. g.. BY MsAnder. dam by Bona Eide
inSSSWs IsinSon} : Iic:IIn.irn /
Tms-IiSl. idIis iiiSS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-09
BEDFORD v. NJ. G. A. Games.

Admirers of athletics throngod the grounds
OF the Bedford Branch Of the Y. M. c. A,
Brooklyn, yesterday, the attraction being the
opening games Of the outdoor season. Sum
mary:
90 Yard Dash. Handlcap-Fiual heat won by Rob.
eFt A. smith, scratch: Edwin w. Christie. II yard,
second: L. J. kuoDins. z yards, third. Time. q rs
seconds.
Throwing Twelve Pound Hammer. Handicap
Won by Harry Hewlett. 90 feet. with an actual
throw OF II feet 10 ihcn"s; Louis n. Hatfield.
scratch. second. with . throw OF Nv feet 2 inches;
samuel ParK, II feet, third, win an actual throw
OF 10 feet . inches.
Slow Bicycle Race inal heat won by Elmer
Brouard, William II. strong second. Harry Hewlett
thiru.
one.third Mile Bicycle Race. scratch-Finai heat
won by Horace Human. William II. strong second,
Robert A. Smith third. Time. inmate 90 seconds.
Exhibition Running High Jumi -Chauncev r.
Hamilton. Jr., Now Jersey A. O.. 8 feet 8 inches;
Z. W. Christie. Bedford Y. d.. q. A., 5 feet { inches;
Harry N. Ferris. Bedford Y. N. Q. A.. o feet 3
Match Game OF Basketball on Turf-East.ru Dis.
trIct Y. u. c. A.. o pointsi Bedford branch Y. NJ. q.
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Long Island TarEet snashers.

The members OF the New Utrecht Gun Club had
any amount OF sport At the clay bird shooting
grounds OF the organization yesterday. Fifteen
events were decided. Gus orsin covered himself
with glory by winning the club shoot, tho contest
for the Bennett cup. and also leading In several
sweepstakes. follow;
First ~semi-monthIy club shoot.
twenty-five targets each. for yearly prizes. olassi-
ned shooting. known traps. unknown angles. 0us
orein, class A.. scratch. 1lI Adrian A. HessmAn.
.Iass A. allowance 3. rs; Frederick A. Thompson,
class a. scratch. 22i Mortimer Van Brunt. class A.
scratoh. 81; Plat Adams, class 4. scratch. eli
warren Il. Thompson. class A. scratch. ~. Dr.. Harry
l.. o'BrIsn. class B. scratch. 10: John aaughsn. class
70. c. Q. Fi.st. class Is. aliowance y. NJ,
unknown aagIe:; orsla. scratch, ssi oaughen.
-aliowano: .. II, H.ss%.n; ssrs..n; y, Adams.
.n TS,ra sysn'u ussnsSS .::l. 3. Sa.,s s.r e. y :.G =.
%T Z! sSi!S' dSor y.n 81 sr T. /. s II asss%As; !! DIT pr.
lon. o; Adams. o.
In six other events OF the same kind orein.
dauEhan. ana y. A. thompson were the most psomi:
A. unknown angles, asuehan, Flee. y. A. Tnomp.
Son. and Van Brurt carried on the nonors.
Tho nrst shoot OF the BrooEiyn Gun Club for the
handsome mug presented By President J. sohsnok
RsmsSn was held yesterday afternoon on the
grounds OF the organization. Ennsld s'Fsss AAd
Liberty avenue, Brookiyn. Thirtssn men pATlioi-
pAIsd, the results being . VioIory FOR Charles Bill.
ingB The Scorsa follow;
Contest for tue RemSen cup. At hfby targets ssoh,
unknown angles. handicap allowances Charles W,
Billings. IlowAn 10. COS Josspn swan, scratch.
~; RalDh Trim0le, scratch: A7tJ. Bchenok Ram
srn, allowance ], AZ q. q. Boysrideo. allowance q,
az. z. B. Rdwltds SCRATCH. 40, John l. brsWsE
~serAtch. 90, !, g. gAnning; scrstoh. -, John ..
allowance 10, Nbi Louis Ptercy, AlloWAnco y. bfi
George Pidroy, Jr., y, tbl V4ri Won LoN'
GsEEs. allowance q ".
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Baseball Danes To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville 70. st. Louis. at Louisvillr.
Chicago vs. Cincinnati. az Chicago.
ATLANTIC LEA0UE.
Athletics vs. Hartford. at Gloucester.
Paterson Va. Lancaster. At Paterson.
Newark 70. Reading. az Newark.
OTHER GAMES.
Williamsburg A. A. VS.. Empire A. A.. at VIII
liamsburg A. A. grounds.
wesr Nav YORK Field Club va. Atlantic City. at
WeenAwken.
Lsontlne Juniors W. Rays of Catholic Protectory.
~ Van Meat.
A. nc Van Nest.
Hoooken Va. Cuban X Giants, 81 b. George
Cricket grounds.
Newark A. c. ys. Eureka A. c.. at Newark.
FIushings VI. ST. Louis College. &C Queens County
PARK.
Rich nond vs. 81. AlphonSus. AZ Now porp.
Eastons Va. AistiStoea, NJ Long IAland a. NJ;
EsslonS Va. East New YorK Aierts. AZ Jamaica n.
NJ.
Nationals VI. BRIGHTON A. c.. at Brooklyn.
Williamsburg Yield Club VI. Bay Ridgo i. O.. at
Bay RioRo.
Queens County. A Q. vs. Starr A. C., as Astoria.
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RnSTE'S SECOND VICTORY.
s,e HoOSIER'S DELITERY TOO
1nnn1gIISG FOR THE BROOKLYNS.

xo-v,. on the other Hsnd. nat kennedy
hsW y,ror-Balun,erea rake Thres strnieht
~. The Phiiadclphias-washinEton, Cisve-
80 a.. Louis. ana PittuhurG win.
.p,,,o and victoryl'' was tho cry OF the ball
.-.nls yesterday when the big Hoosier pitched
sle .ooond victory for the New Works. Ho was
u in the estimation Of an Immense crowd,
'S ,bo Brooklyns were the sufferers. Joyoe's
A Wv loft for their first Western trip last night,
uonedcnt OF winning q majority Of their games.
n"torc leaving, Joyce said that he would use
pohcny and Seymour as much as possible,
.L.rohy saving Rusio and Meekin until hot
-oo,ber sets in. He also felt sure that the New
yorks would win away from home, for the men
IN anxious 10 be among the leaders at tho
e,i.b. 1t is quite probable that . deal may be
a,sd nm whereby the New York Club will get q
nav catcher, possibly Dexter Of Louisville. The
Rrooklyns will also DO strengthened, according
10 Manager Barnie. who 10 DESTROYS Of securing
aheavy hitting infelder.
The League gaines played outside Of New York
Yesterday caused several changes Of Importance
IN the standing OF the clubs. The Baltimores
won their third straight game from the Phila.
Selphiss, and 90 on the road with O strong lead.
The Washingtons upset the calculations Of the
postons, and the ST. Louis team pulled the
Iouisvilles back In a close game. Cleveland's
third consecutive victory over tho Chicagos No.
eessitates the wallowing OF Uncle Arson In the
tailend notch. P%ittsburg accomplished the
"thres straight" trick with Cincinnati, and
oinched second place for the time being. Tho
results:
New York. o; Brooklyn. 8.
Baltimore. 1, Philadelphia, Q.
Washington. 10, Boston. Q.
Cleveland. z, Chicago. o.
St. Louis, 4; Louisville, ..
Pittsburg, .; Cincinnati. 1.
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at Blkton.

EIKroS. May S.-Tha following are the sum.
narIes or the races mere to-day;
First RarN-Fuur AND q half furlongs- Oracle,
even and 2 10 .. won: Heck. Jr.. = to ! for place,
second: Ke. West third. Time. 0:ooh.
secoud Race -Four furiongn. Wild Duck. z TO
10 ana y to 5. won: Lady Linden. Z 10 l for place,
second: Lizzie S. third. Time. 0:o2.
ThiTd Raco-SiX ana q half furionRs. Condo. II
TO o a a even, won: Vent. = 10 l for place, second;
Our Maggie third. Time. l:25.
Fourth IA r-One mile ana a sixteenth. Tampa,
q TO 1 aud : TO 3. wonI Cniswick. b to o for place,
second; Runaway third. Time. 1908.
Fifth Race-Five furlougs. Altonwood. Z TO I and
9 to o. won: Phar"o. IN z for place., second; Cake
Walk third. Tlmr. i:U+.
even, won; Partnsnia, 4 TO I for place, second;
Pleasant Smiles, third. Time, l:ly.
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CORNELL ATHLETES WIN.


Syracuse Men Defeated on Their Own Grounds.
SYRACUSE, May s.-The result OF the Syracuse
Cornell field day at University Oval was a sur
prise to the Ithacans. Lee and Whittemore of
Syracuse won their heats in the 1OO-yard dash
in ten seconds fiat, and the event was finally
won by Whittemorc in the same time. Cornell
won the competition with SO points to 46.
Summary:
lO0.Y ard Dash-Final heat. won by C. D. white.
more. Syracuse; II. O.. Lee. Syracuse. second; w. D.
Thompson. Cornell. third. Time, 10 second.
l2O.Yard Hurile-F. nal heat, won by W. 7. Yale.
Cornell; W. r. Lewis. syracuse. second; r. H. Ripley.
Cornell. third. Time. 10 3.5 seconds.
one. Mile walk-won by E. C. Cellar. Cornell; E. N.
Bull. Cornell. second; c. H. Munson, Syracuse, third.
Time, 7 minutes 90 25 seconds.
One, Mile Rnn-won, by r. HebblsthTait Syracuse
e Gu a;t ,h mri'o1 Time ns.H ! min sat%Hi ia seconds: s'''"e' s'fA'
44O.Yard Dash-won by II. g. Lee, Syracuse; Fl l.
Taylor. Cornell, second; H. E. Clark. coruell, third
ons-Mil. Bicycle ~Race-Final heat won by r. 1.
c. Barry, Syracuse. third. Time, 2 minutes 462-
seconds.
Cornell; y T. Yale. Cornell. second; W. +. Lewis.
Syracuse. third. Time. 81 is seconds.
H. n SsyiIla. s s4amwos se ss II; 4: H HessSssi eS s,,s. sy W
cuse. third: Time. = minutes o seconis.
cuse: VT Il. Thompson. corntll. second; II. q. Zee
Syracuse, third Time. 2e s,5 seconts
W n' y.n I rnESw-w sy9.e sy +. F .e rsnnsl} /. c &. @h,, =
Cornell. third. Distance. 10 feet 5 inches;
Cooley, Cornell, thir!: Distance, gs feet I inch.
G. F %i,,s' che es4 4hG #, .sssn By A A. B q zes Slbsy, o SyPss1, e
third. Distance. 81 feet 81. inches.
as Esi% " i hisH an s" e4RRi6itl5n. Z. T \. r s1 eH'n Clearing aRS !!
R Of G yani,1w ..Sa. sy T. ? g 6. E ksss sgEaf sY..s r; =. , PsS
Height, 10 feet.
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Dcminis n Handy winner.

LEXINGTON. May S.-The Melbourne Stud Stake for
Two year. old colts was the feature here to-day.
DominIs. owned by Major b. J. Thomas. the breed
er or Domino. won the rae in hanuy stSie. Dom.
inis 10 by Hi~myar-Lady Agnes Summarizes;
First Race-SiX furlonRs. ~Sangamon. ITO (Lewtsi.
3 to 2. won: Three BSrs. pb CWiIIiams). o to !. sec
ond: Rhinestrom. w tBiops). 8 TO l, third. Time.
l:l44.
Second Race-one mile. Robert Bonner. OF VII.
hite). Is 10 l. won: Farson. W (Blnbs), 2 IN !. SEQ
ond: Suydam. 100. = to /. third. Time, lag.
Third Racr-hribourne stud stake; n~s furiongs-
Domlnis. l1S lsomj. o 70 o. won; ~RcemAke 1lS
Knapp. 7 TO 10. seconii Banisned. lis tGardner),
4 To l. third. Time. l:O3.
Fourth Race-fnur.and a halr.furlonRs- Lillian
Bell. llb (Garinerl. 4 TO 8. won: Locust Blossom,
llo Ison). s 10 /. seconni Tigerlne. llo Knapp,
q 10 8. third. Time. o:57.
Fifth Kace-Six furlonKs. Annie Nc. 30 Gard
ner). 8 TO o. won; Grey Eclipse. 10 lSteelc). 10 to
]. second: Carrie F., 50 tCnenault). 3 to ., third.
Time. l:loA.
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Cricket.

The st. Georges Cricket Club opened tho season
yesterday at PROSPER PARK In a game with the
Manhattsns. Tins latter had q walkover, the st.
Georges losing by 1870 runs ana seven wickets.
Their batsmsn were unable to cope with the bowl.
ing OF II. D. Coyno Aud II. TattersalI. aud W. Il.
AinAworth's y was top score FOR the side. coyno SO.
"a. For Manhattan II. D. Coyne showed some OF
his old time form In n splendldly compiled inning
OF 81, J.. Adam nit haFl for 70. anu Fl. Tattsrsail
added is. The partners ip for tho third wicket
realized 100 runs. J. FIannsry scoring the nrst cen
tury OF the year. lOy. not OUT.
Tue Brooklyn CLUB opened Its season at Prospect
Park yesterday with . cluu match between two
teams cRptAined respectively ny Herman Helms
anu W. II. Rose. Chiefly through the nns batting
OF Archie Brown. who contributed ~ runs out oI
n total OF bs. Hslms's men won by II runs. For
Roses team the chief contributor was W. Hughes
who played well for 10. Low scoTing was the or
der OF the day. only TWO men reaching double nE
uTss.
BRooKToN, May Sim . game betewsn tho Har,
Yard University eleven and tue Brocktons to day IN,
Cambridge team won by a score OF oil TO 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-09

NASHVILLE. May s.-The results of the races here
today follow:
First Race-Four furlongs. Isobey. IFS CMur
ply, 5 to 10, won; Swing. ITO CCiayton). Q TO 1.
second;. Rinaldo. llo (williains), 3 to 1.
third. Time. O:4uif.
Second Race-siE furlongs. Eton Jacket. io5
(Warren). $ TO @. won; Sedan. W CSonRer), 8 to l,
second: Mamie Caiian. W (Hirsch). 9 to I. third.
II e. l:liM.
Third Rare-one mile. White Frost. Tor CHtrschl.
even. won: Sir Dixie. lUA (Marren). Z TO .,
second: Rudolph. lo7 dorsey 0 TO l. third,
Time l:4lH.
Fourth Rare-one mite. Tflio. lie (wilIiams). Q
TO q. won; Belle or Killarney, l02 (uirscl), 10 to 1.
second; CoigaJ. 100 Turner, 30 TO I. third. Time,
l:AYIf.
Fiftu Race-Pive furlonRs. DR.. Work. LOT drv-
ing, . IN 8. won; Goldie Locks. a5 dorsey. Y TO
l. second; Island Queen, 10 %tSonger), . 70 /, third.
Time. l:U1A.
Sixth Race-sIx and a half furiongs. q. r.
Longnurst. 10 tStraus). 20 TO l. won: Mamie G..
lot warren. 3 TO /. second; Dawn. W ~lSongerJ. z
to 8, third. Time, l:YyA.
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CINCINNATI, May S.-Thers was an ideal crowd at
the Newport track to-day. Three fasorites won.
The trach was fast. Summaries:
First Rncr-One mile. EIgitha. 100 (RandalD. z
TO 8. won; Eat Ne Regina. lUl HICKS. o TO !. SEQ.
oud: Fessie r.. lVl (MilDurnl, q TO o. third. Time.
1889.
Second Race-Fivc furlonSs Flora Louise. lie
tBesuchampl. . To 3. won: McCieary, 100 lHicKs,.
z Ia l., seconu: Clinton PARK. 100 everett. 40 to
l. third. Tt ne. l:uy1.
Thru Race-Seven furlongs. Sidkel, l02 Beau.
champ. 8 to 5. won: Aimee Goodwin. gv (SuIt. 8
TO /. second: Ora Auorain. ~ Cfurr). 50 TO l. hi. d.
Time. :ys&.
Fourth Kace-one'miie. Arsonaut. pS a.. Mat.
thews). 8 TO .. won; Frontman. l07 DANES. I 10 l..
second: Mer maid. 100 (Eandaip. q to l. third.
Time. l;AlL.
Firth Race-Seven furIonrs. Balk Line. loS (Ev.
erett), u TO /. won; lrksoms. l03 James. 7 to 8,
second; Miss Ross, % tSutp. rs TO |. third. Time,
l:xok,
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The lacrosse teams OF the Crescent A. c. OF Brook.
Ign ana the honIciair 4. G. mct yesterday for the
nrst time this season Al Fay Ridge. Ths CreAcents
won by = score OF . 10 U. IL WAS an exciting con
test aud remarkable FOR speedy ana accurate pass
ing OF the hall. for skIlful dodging. ana Interior.
enoe. the attack OF the crescsnts ~as note worthy.
soUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, Nay S.-Lehigh easily dc.
feAtSd Harvard mere this afternoon by o scoFs OF
D goals u l.. The game was nns Of the prettest ex-
hiDltlons OF It's Eind seen hers for ioinS time. The
Harvard men showed o marked Improvement over
last year. but were outciasSed. Their stick wOrE
WAS fairly good. as was theiT Sprintiug, qua tbsy
lacked team work. Lehigh played an AIi.round
game. Uo,n stl:E Gui Ieam work being or a nigh
order. The good playing OF MSrriman. Doyt. aud
Edgar was noticeable. although each man ON the
team showed up well. HaryRrd's dsfspoo put up q
good game. Sands blOckiuG several shots ~ goal.
Woods And BuIloy also plAyOt well. Lebigh 10 In q
nhO condition for tnO ebAInpionahip -gAmS. with
J0AAS aoDkihb hsEO- Asxt Saturday,
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Baseball Notes.

@. 9. p.-i. In 1859. .. In 1890.
James y. Mcohan.-The DO rshouid b declared
on.
p. p. Rsne.-A ball has never been bartsd over the
centre .n0id fence. Il 10 an impossibiiIty.
..sure ThinE."-As the lie gems VIII no played
over the bet should not DO paid until that time.
Iron Glad. Joseph. q. According 20 The strict
letter OF tue ruls the last pitcher gets the credit,
but In Ihls case &c miEhs % left 10 the discretion Of
tho scorer.
The Prstsrnai Baseball Club would like to arrange
dates for SaIurdays ann holidays; vut-of.town
games preferred. Address ). y. Smaliwood, LAT
winoughby street. Brookiyn.
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LOUISVILLE, May S.-ornameni and Tvphoon 70.
ccived their nnal ''prop" for tho Derby At Church.
III Downs this morning. Typhoon had up . good.
sized noy and several lead pads. the total weight
being KS pounds, After Q Rallop OF q mile he
broke NJ the head OF the stretch. He ran alone for
three. quarters of q mile. when he was Joined by q
stable companion. WIN raced with him 70 the end.
Tho ono mile and a quarter was made In Ell. Tho
mile was covered In i;Ss. Ornament then ap-
peared upon the track. carrying a. 100 pound boy.
but no lead. The weight. Of course, was seventeen
pounds less tuan he will have to pick mp In tho
Derby. After going the mile in l:tl& he flushed
tho full distance in q .0sM.