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The sun., 1898-06-30

The water at Saratoga, n. Y, yeaet
day was too rough to allow the Cornell,
Columbia and Pennsylvania crews to 50
any fast rowing, but they all took slsM
spins during the day.
The Pennsylvania Varsity crew had 3
three-mile spin and the work was agann
satisfactory to Coach Ward, who fanciz
his men may win tn, race.
The advance guard of the Wisconsin,
crew arrived at 1Ol5 Tuesday morning.,
but the majority did not reach Saratoga
until late at night, and they were tire&i
out after their forty-hour ride in aiAs
trains. The men took their first spans
yesterday.
There was a noticeable impreveEaHE
in the Columbia boat yesterday, although
the men rush their slide more thasl sleg'
should.
CornelPs oarsmen are regaining t1ssr
form, although they only went 9st a0
light practice yesterday.
There has been little betting al 's,azs
toga up to the present. Cornell oGe,s u
to that she will win both races, and 3
to that her freshmen would beS Gel
umbis's freshmen tomorrow. Colu,xITait
manager went to Pennsylvania bes6
quarters yesterday to bet that his VARSITY
would beat the Quakers. He only atAk'
$46, and that was quickly snapped uN.
For fireworks, go to Ais lM03a;
The sun., 1898-06-30
CYCLING.

"Quite number of 30-inch wheels, J"
says o man in the cycle trade, 'are to be
placed on the market"
Philadelphia is by no means alone in
the way of lack OF attendance at race
meets. With two exceptions all the
meets in Greater New York this year
have lost money for their promoters.
Arthur Gardiner of Chicago again
proved his superiority by winning. two
straight races Tuesday on the national
circuit, the half-mile handicap from
scratch, defeating Kimble and Stevens.
In the sane race Bald and Cooper were
also rams.
snapper Garrison began training at
the Sheephead Bay race course yesterday
for his race against Teddy" Goodman,
which will take place at Berkeley Oval.
July 4. Goodman is training at the Oval.
The winner OF the Michael-Linton
thirtv-mile paced race, which will take
place at Mahattan Beach,. July y, VII!
probably be matched against "Majah'
Taylor.
McDuffee is training at the Charles
River track, Boston, and Michael at
Waltham for their fifteen mile match
race, which will take place on Saturday
Martens, the fve-mile champion, and
Becker, the former champion, will meet
Eddie McDuffee and G. r. Coulter in
tive-male pursuit race at Fall River
Mass, July9 8.
Bald, Cooper, Gardiner, Mcfarland,
Aker, freeman, Major Taylor and nearly
all the followers of the National Circuit
will compete at the Willow Grove track,
at Philadelphia, on Saturday next.
Michael has not ridden race this
year. Rumors have been circulated that
he has gone back. Take them all after q
dose of oil. His training shows no in.
dication that he has lest his ability tc
follow pace at top speed. He may be
beaten, but if not the victim Of accident
McDuffee will have to make new records
to win.
Notwithstanding the prominence ac
corded middle distance cycle racing men
the sprinters who are following the cir
cult are reaping the golden harvest
Middle-distance racing involves great
deal of work, and is conducted on a mort
expensive scale than sprinting, but thi'
year the expectations of the middle-dis
tance men have not been realized.
| Eddie McDuffee has offered his entire
winnings, in his 15-mile race of Satur
day, to his pacemakers, providing they
pull him through to victory and whil
Jimmy Michael. For: time Tuesday I
seemed that the great contest woulo
never be- decided Saturday. The pace
making team Of the Track Owners AS
sociation IN Boston refused to get. up Z
pace McDuhee until they were paid. Il
seems arrangements had been made t
!, pay them upon certain day, but tina
The sun., 1898-06-30
MISCELLANY.

kraenzelein, of the U. Of r., is mB M
good condition and will not compete Ia
the all-round championship which xil
be held in Chicago.
Keene Fitzpatrick has resigned lIss Ns
sition as trainer of the Yale track assf'
letic team.
The Doherty brothers, holders oil Bhs
England doubles championship suauaas-
fully defended their title yesterday ~
Wimbledon, Eng, defeating Hobart snE
Nisbet by Ga, ga, SO. It ~as u
much harder contest than the scors infht-
Gates.
The first round of the second hall iA
the Tienna chess tournament was played
yesterday and the players will lay off TO-
day. Pillsbury and Tarrasch both HoG-
Garoczy drew with Marco; Halprin drew
with schlechter; Lipke lost to Blcs-
burne; Caro- lost to Pillsbury; Baird aoda
to Janowski; Trenchard lost to Schiffers;
Burn lost to Tarrasch; Walbradt de-
feated Alapin, and Tschigorin defeatef
Steinitz.
The sun., 1898-06-30
DIAMOND DUST.

D1AMO4ND DOC1s
It wasn't Wheeler's fault.
Errors did it. ......
Old warhorse Maui lost game.
1t wasn't him alone who did it. He
had a team back of him.
Powell gave Boston large naught.
Nichols pitched a great game. Powell
got the support.
Callahan got good wallopping
j. w. Wagner's saloon at East 4th
street is crowded with sports every after.
noon who go there to get the returns Of
base ball by the innings and also horse
racing. Everybody is welcome.
James J. Corbett will play his first
game OF the season at Meehawken for the
West New York Field Club next Sunday.
Yesterday was the first meeting of the
Phlllies and Cincinnati this season.
Arthur Irwin has purchased Hannivan
from the Syracuse Club. He will play in
the outfeld for Toronto.
Lizzie Arlington, the famous female
twirler, will pitch on the Philadelphia
grounds Saturday for the Philadelphia
Reserves against Richmond.
There is a hitch in the negotiations
for transfer of the Fourth OF July games
to Philadelphia, and the Phillies will
likely celebrate their independence at
Baltimore.
The first disbandment of miner
league is announced. In consequence Of
poor patronage the Western Association
Yesterday decided to disband. This Or
ganization was composed of st. Joseph,
Peoria, Dubuque, Rock Island, Ottumwa
and Quincy.
"Although there Is no intercollegiate
baseball league and no accurate method
of determining the championship says
Quaker, "the record OF the Pennsyl'
vania nine during the past season easily
places the Red and Blue at the top"
Tebeau has had several chances to dis
pose of old SockaleXis. The Eastern
managers looked at the big red man, sit.
ting idly on the Cleveland clubs bench
with covetous eyes. Patsy is deaf to all
appeals. Louee is taking superb care o.
himself.
Anderson, released to Washington, il
blinking out more hits for the Senators
than bis successor, Sheckard, is now do
ing for the Brooklyns.
Joyce still is persona non grata will
the New York fans. He is cheered
whenever he strikes out or fails to gel
his base in any way. 3,
When Eagan, OF the Pittspurg team
struck Camden. which is home, he fel
from grace. He has since been adorn
ing the bench.
Delchanty is making big bid for TIN
base running record this season. He ha
stolen twenty-four bases so far, whil'
Hamilton, OF Boston, has twenty.nine.
Germany Smith is putting up fas
article of ball for the Browns. He ha
made but one misplay in three games
and his hitting and base running is abov'
par
Harvey Smith, whose sensationa
third. base play helped the Reds dow
the toboggan in '96 while at Washington
will play with Springfield, Mass. He
now an M. ID.
It is only human nature to grumble
bit when wall-eyed umpire calls strik
on ball that the batsman couldn't hi
with polished fir tree from the Main
woods
Old Jack stivetts is still the most popu
lar player on the Boston team. When
ever any one of the regular twirlers i
getting his trimmings, the crowd sets II
a "holler" for Happy Jack.
It took eleven innings to see VIII
The sun., 1898-06-30
sELF-DEFENCE.

J"ck Daley agrees to knock Spike sulli-
van out inside OF % rounds or forfeit the
receipts. Now Spike step forward.
Lavigne instead of fighting Daley, who
he should have fought, has took on easier
game.
ORourke is after the Corbett- Mccoy
fight and it may come off in New York
instead of Buffalo.
Tom O'Rourke expects Dixon to beat
Den Jordan. The bout will likely draw
a great crowd.
"Jordan's methods of attack" says
Dave Sullivan, 'are unusual, and he will
undoubtedly surprise Dixon"
Phil Dwyer likes Jordan's chances in
the bout with Dixon. The opinion that
Jordan is a fast boxer does not hold good,
however. Jordan is not particularly
fast, but is very hard hitter.
jim Jeffries will 60 to Oceanic, N. j.,
today to train for Stockings Conway and
Maher. Billy Delaney will handle him.
The Greater New York Athletic Club
has offered purse for "Young Corbett"
and Mysterious Billy Smith, and they
will probably accept.
Hiram Goldstein and "Joe' Youngs
fought twenty-five round draw before
the Olympic Athletic Club Of Buffalo,
N. Y, on Monday night.
|. Jimmy Handler OF Newark, N. j., has
changed his mind about quitting the
ring. He will meet Billy Badgely in a
twenty-round bout at Hudson county,
N. j., on July IL.
''Kid' Lavigne and "Spike" Sullivan
have agreed to fight for the lightweight
championship Of the world and 5000 a
side. They will sign articles .ne day
this week.
Isidore Strauss and Martin Judge have
six.round argument to settle at the
Arena on Friday night, and they are in
training for the event. There will also
be four preliminaries.
The prize fight between Peter Tray
nor, of England, and Harman Beck, OF
Pittsburg, which was to have been pulled
off at Parkersbulg, w. Va, last night,
was stopped by Mayor Thomas.
Young Marshall, Of Philadelphia, is
trying very hard to get on match with
Jack Dougherty, of Chester, for s or 10
rounds.
Jack Worts, Of Trenton, is anxious to
meet Harry Smith, of Chester,
Sammy Kelly and Dave Sullivan had a
'trun in" in New York on Monday night.
Kelly and Sullivan met and talked over
match. They had bitter argument,
and would have come to blows had not
better coun sel prevailed. Sullivan re-
,sed to post any money with Jimmy
Wakely, on the ground that the latter
was Kelly's backer. Sullivan says that
if Sammy transfers the money OF Al
Smith he will promptly cover it.
The sun., 1898-06-30
Died of Apoplexy.

Deputy Coroner James T. ChandAE
held an inquest last night on the bois
of Henry Folgrof, who died at the lets-
ware Hospital early yesterday morsaigsss
from injuries received on Friday nagtE,
last at cheap lodging house on Massas.
street. ...
After the testimony Of the physioas'zj
who made post mortem and OF 5@tta'
Noon, who it was supposed kicked the
man, and of others who were ia the
house at the time the jury gave a rereio
of death from apoplexv. John Aeeas
who has been locked up at the pshce
station charged with the offense, was ce-
leased on application of Deputy Cxsssf
Chandler.
The sun., 1898-06-30
Rubin Knocked Out.
,pecial Dispatch to THE Sun.

Special Dispatch to THE sun
New YORK, June 29.-Tonight before a,
crowd of over 1000 people at the Greatas
New York A. A., Gus Rubin, who has
had championship aspirations, msss,
knocked out by Sailor Sharkey in one o
the quickest fights on record.
The men had been fighting . mia'ltes
and II seconds when Sharkey swung %
right handler which struck just below
the ear, and Rubin was slumbel1Rg
His seconds ran to his assistance ane
carried him to his corner and when he
came to Sharkey IAN over and shook
hands with him.
After this the sailor challenged Nit1-
simmons, Corbett, Mccoy or any man od
earth to fight him.
In the preliminaries Johnny Glynh, d
Wilmington, Del, got the decision oues
Matty Haugh in twelve round contest.
The sun., 1898-06-30
SheeDshead Entries.

First-a M. Main Track-Ocean llr,
Mount Washington ll2; Juno ITO: Stew
ard l05; Nosey, Athamas, Ella Daily
Fleet Gold 81.
Second-1 NJ. Ogden ll6;Defender llsr
Caldron 1l6; Rotterdam ll6; Tanis, llI
Her Own Endeavor ll6 Nosey SO.
Third-The June Furtv Course Rusiu
-Rhineander III; Marblehead ll5s
Counsellor Weinberg l25.
Fourth-lB NJ. George Keene sls,;;;
Hand Ball ll5; Whistling Coon llSs
Nuto, Sanders, Mount Dor, ll2; MuriiIs
l02.
Fifth-Futurity Course-The Gardner,
l5O; Tvrshean l02; Armament li)5; Pas
sale, Jack Point lO2; Gadfh 100; Kings
Pride 3d.
Sixth--Handicap l-lG on Turf--Ren
Rena1d l26;Buela (formerly Tambramb'E
ll6) Howard rs; Poetess ll2; C9ldran,,
Boy Orator 1O9; Dutch Skate l04; Jefies-
son 3d.
The sun., 1898-06-30
AMONG THE HORSEMEN..

American horses took second and thsst
places at the English Newmarket nsoet
ing Tuesday. Lorillard's Caimen tsk-.
ing third in the Maiden Plate, whias
Myakka came second in the Bottisham
Plate.
At the second day racing of the New
market first July meeting yesterday the
Lorillard- Beresford Stables four yeaf-OM
chestnut colt Berzak won plate of HS
sovereigns. Eleven horses started. Ihe
course, the Bunbury Mile.
The sun., 1898-06-30

would come out ahead between Pitts
burg and Brooklyn. Errors counted
against the Trolley-dodgers.
All the Eastern teams lost.
The Phillies lost a hard ten-inning
game.
Meekin was in the best OF form; he
only gave the Orphans seven hits.
st. Louis lost another game by a
nose.
They have lost quite number of this
kind this season.
Taylor only gave the Washington six
hits and yet they won, although the ex-
Phillies had fourteen pluggers.
The sun., 1898-06-30
What Docs IL Mean.

An important meeting Of the Directorz
Of the Farmers National Bank Of Dover
has been called for noon to-day. 1tis mas
known whether or not the meeting tnl
anything to do with the looted bank ae
that city.
The sun., 1898-06-30
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The sun., 1898-06-30

LIE will put your name and address IN
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The sun., 1898-06-30

Opinions on all questions involved in
Delaware politics, from the pens OF
members Of all parties now existing i'm
the State. will appear from time fG
time in "Practical Politics." Depart
ment to be found in the Sunday SUN
each week. Get the Sunday sun FROM
yOur newsdealer and read tbe
thoughts of Delaware's statesmen
The sun., 1898-06-30
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Good No. 6 white envelopes
with your name, business and
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paid for 3oc. rs for 1oc;; 500 tor
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work guaranteed. Size 33Sx
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100 good MANILA envelopes
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The sun., 1898-06-30

TED-Intormatlo concerning
tie whereabouts of James Hardy, OF
Donegal, Ireland who left home in 1891
for Australia; any information will be
gratefully received by his sister. Kate
Hardy, 1908 Locust Street, Phlladel-
phia. Pa.
The sun., 1898-06-30

Grand Union Tea Agent travelling over
so miles of territory will distribute
CIRCULARS, TACK UP SINGS, etc,
or deliver samples at regular rates.
Reference furnished. Address,
FRANK S. WEST, Dennyyille, Maine.
The sun., 1898-06-30
matters were delayed. McDuffee's ofeE,
however. had the desired effect, and they
paced like fiends for the balance of the
afternoon.
AQUATlCS,

For fireworks. go to 415 Marka
street. Harold Harvey.
The sun., 1898-06-30

nnnn AnTFor the stage paying $500
llUUU Az weekly. Send 10c and address
ed, stamped envelope, s. II. Lingern, 7o5 N. 9Th
S. Philadelphia, Pa.
The sun., 1898-06-30

For fireworks, go to 415 Marke
street. Harold Harvey.
The sun., 1898-06-30

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Cleveland.
Baltimore at Louisville.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
For fireworks, go to 415 Market
street. Harold Harvey.
The sun., 1898-06-30

Hot lunch every day from 10 a. m. till
p. M at the Dewey House, Fifth streea
between King and French.
D. S. SHIELDS.
The sun., 1898-06-30

WHY NOT WORK iag slye ySna'eii, your iall p.,.
tculars for stamr. Address.
WOODS & CO., Yonkers, New York.
The sun., 1898-06-30

n0nn lnT For the stage paying
utllJII $500 weekly, Send lOc;
WV "0 and addressed stamped
envelope, S. H. Lingerman, 705 N. 9th
st., Philadelphia, Pa.
The sun., 1898-06-30

For fireworks, go to 40 Market
street. Harold Harvey,
The sun., 1898-06-30
!OHN w. HANN,

WAunet, Chase Co., Neb.
Editor and Proprietor of The
Wauneta, Neb. Breeze. Esta
blished in 1887 by its present
owner.
The sun., 1898-06-30

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Send 10 cts. for sample any wording
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The sun., 1898-06-30

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stamp for name in Reference Guide
which is sent publishers, seeds men, etc
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The sun., 1898-06-30

For fireworks, 20 to Ais NIaxGal
street. Harold Harvey.
The sun., 1898-06-30

HE following is reproduction OF h,pstiar pSii.al
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AvSV AN 30, can helpyou. Age must
be between IA and 35 Enclose 12c for terms, post
age. etc. J. L. Wilson. Dept. L.. Maiden. N. q.