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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
BOY VERSUS GOAT.

From Tho Florida Times Union and Citizen.
They tell a good one Adjutant Philip Waterman,
OF the attn Virginia. and how he parted with crisp
s. bill payday. last Wednesday. one OF the
mascots Of camp Cuba Libre-a goat this time
prowled into ne vicinity where Adjutant Yate-
man was comfortably seated entertaining his
friends with some rich anecdotes. While goats gen.
orally spclkins repellcnt, this one wSs attrac-
tive. and became the topic % the conversation.
Speaking Of the goats eccentr cities, IL was con-
cluded 10y all just the stable-ocy approached no
one could hold down goats lad 70 the ground:
and rub the goats IN the sand. NO, SIR, said
the ad'utant I'M bet s. 1t can't be done" The
stabie-boy stood. ard asked:
DO you mean hat captain
'I do" was the reply.
And you will give me s. II do ttT'
certainly" with reassuring smile on his lips.
Then the stableboy. with rolled-up sleeves APP:
preached the goat lie had nm by the horns; and
lower and lower but the ground seemed a good
way off yet and then In the NINA ture there was
enacted the scene OF the fight OF the Lyglan with
the bull. described in QUO Nads.' Every one
intensely interested and excited. and the goat
and the hoy furnished lots ~ sport. With the
muscles OF his little arms standing out like whip
cords. the boy brought that goats down 10
the sand and rubbed Il good and well until the
dust flow IA fast and furiously under his
AZ II did from his paving feet. Aijutant Yatenian
had added To his list brand new s. anecdote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01

:2s cLAsS-TRorTING-rUE


Unless the Park Department should chang" IT'S
plans the long ooked-tor opening OF the speedway
will take place tomorrow. The finishing touches
we're put on the roadway and Is surroundings yes
terGsy and everything It thought. would he
I'm readiness BY tomorrow
The speedway Will be restricted 10 :he use o:
light vehicles o; all classes known "a tor ard no
top hughes runabouts. Surveys and other lik"
vehicles ada pied the speeding Of trottinS horses
and seating more than iour persons. ] ne use o.
q vehicle drawn by more than two horses VIII ne
forbidden. This wil d"har coaching parties driving
;ouT in-hdnds and sx-n-hands
There viii be many brushes between tho oWr'rs
% fast s:oppcrs when the opening Of the speedway
takes place. and several matches have already been
made.
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HOW CANARi SAVED THE FLEET.

From The Cleveland Pain Dealer.
The mighty ships Of the Camara fotilla hoated
slowly through the great artificial waterway. Port
Said was hours behind them. The trackless desert
on either side stretched away in the imitabie
distance
The admiral paced nervously up and down the
bridge OF the Pelayo Presently he beckoned TO
his trusted attache. Lieutenant Ianora.
"Zanora" he said. ARE you positive that all nay
orders were thoroughly comprehended9"
81 am positive admiral
They understand at Port Said. then. that Mt
exactly 80 they to explode the buried dyna-
mite al the mouth Of the canal. and In this way
force up an immovabe wall OF earth across the
entrance"
They do admiral
And they also understand at the other end OF
the canal that the same operation VIII he carried
out?'
Yes admiral"
Then | sec no reason why my plan should not
prove magnihcently effective. With both ends Of
the canal stopped up. and the hotilla carefully
anchored In the very middle OF the waterway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
Easement.

,we,ve games 10 be played in the West Is begin
ming to feel confident
Only one point now separates the New-York and
PHILADELPHIA teams in the chase 70 lead the second
division OF the League
The 81 Louis and Louisville teams are having a
severe struggle rcr tail-end honors They are tied
for the position at present
The Orioles have senslby refused TO transfer
their July games 70 Philadelphia Such pro-
ceeling would help further to decrease local pride
IN baltimore.
Lauder the x Brown University player. Is cover
, ,h,,, hose FOR Philndelphia and doing good
u6rk Several clubs are dispuing for LADDERS
services.
The orange Athletic cub team Is playing con-
ss,ent gnme and the Attendance NJ the oval is ex-
celent Tho club has n splendid outheld In Grey
Thomas and whitaker. Critics place the team
oniv weakness at short and At second base.
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Al Fail River Mass.-Fall River. 4; Newport. o.
Al Rrskion. Mass Brockton. y Taunton, ..
At Milwaukee, Milwaukee. .. Columbus o
A. indianapolis IHianapolis. ;, Detroit y
At Cortland --t'tica. H. Cortland. I.
At IAnns-Lyons. 9. Palmyra. d.
At OsNrel. OsWeVo %. Auburn. ?.
- Toronto Syracuse. 30. Toronto. y
At springneld Springfield g. Providence. =.
\, Lancaster Reading. O. Lancaster 4
A. Newark-Hewark II. Richmond. y
A. Fort Wavn--Fort Wayne. q. Mansfield. =.
Al ToIedo-Toledo. .: Grand Rapids, !.
~ sprin gned- Springfield. 2. DAYTON; D
Al Observation-Disclosures !: Hartford. d.
Al Paterson Norfolk. q. Paterson. l.
A. Montreal Wtlkesbarre. |. Montreal. a.
Al IMfialo- Rochester .. Buffalo. :.
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FLYING S1IKIEs At SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. y. Y. June 3o-Thcre was good at
tendance Al tho races AZ Kirk Driving Park this
afternoon Tho track fast and weather good.
Marion NILS went an exhibition mile In 2l54. sum
WaricS:
235 class pacing. purs" 500 Edwari ~ b. e. by
Albert lagcin Heaverl I'm trc" straight heats ~ q
mic l.. b. m. hy Harry Han Mellcnl. second. Elsie b.
ca m. third Rest time 2l9'i.
Happy Partner "ahil. wor in straight heats. sra d..
m second Nellic SHARPER 3D. tr.rI Rest 'iT' = T.
2I2 class roftinc purse 500 -" Mc'r t'r. L. NJ
Smith. stragh; heats. l<senc. o. d.. -" 'ni.
Taia@.n. g. 4. third. Best time Il
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For other sporting news see page ~
RICHTER FOR THE ELYTOy cOnPANl
IT owns PROPERTY WORTH 100000 IN

IT owns PROPERTY WORTH 100000 IN
RIRMINGIIiM
r,r,rr,rhar, Ala June 80 Special r. VI Billing
., ,o,ich, anpointed receiver OF the Eyton com
,.,v which Is the reorganization OF the Eyton
Land Company. The E.yton Company was the
founder % birmingham. The appointment grew
ont OF suits nlcd by bondholders OF the old COM
panv who objected to receiving bonds OF the new
company for bonds of the Old company.
.rhe NOV bonds amounting to 81 5000 are held
h> the Nlaryla Trust Company a trustee. Semi
annual Interest was due tomorrow. and this tact;
coupl,d with the embarrassment or litigation, lea
the directors to asree TO the appointment or n
receiver. - .... +,
The company owns 100000 worth OF property IN
Hlrmngham and viii come out all rGht II Is
thought Toby u Kirk. of Newlork. we're among
mo couplalnants OF whose motion the receiver was
anpoiptcd The stock Of the old Eiyton Land Com
nv rose from So to 5000 share in two years
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POSITION. 10: CLEVELAND. s.

Cleveland. June 3o-'ro days game slug
cing match tn" visitors having the best Of IT.
Tia. ncldng was loose on both sides. Attendance
II II. f
u..f,n ...........o . > q % : 10 - g
batteries Young wilson and O'Conuor. Lewis. Wills
Il l.Ihns ana lnntci.
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ROCHESTER, BEATS oTsEGo At COLE.

Rochester y y. June 30 (SpeciaD.-The final
MAY in the Central New-York golf tournament OH
the Country Club links to-day resulted in VIC
tory over the Otsego club by the Rochester team
which thereby captures the League Cur; O'seg9
end Rochester were the vicors yesterday ana
mel to-day on the ''freeze-out system. The Play
to.morrow will consist OF hendicaps and consola-
lion matches The score follows:
First round-Albany. u up: Teton nothing 3uha'o
81 Syracuse. .; Auburn. 9 Ctts' q. ,,.
Final rOund-Ctica !: Albany. .; Osego. ]; hochek-
Ter. q.
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DUNN PUZZLES PfTTsBURG.

SMOKY crTY TEAM COULD not HIT HEN. AND LOST
HY : 70
Pit,alurc juno N -Kil,n was knocked out OF
tho box ln the fourth Inning Pt'shurg could do
nothing with Dunn until the seventh. when Pad
den made homo run on .ong drive 70 l"ft. and
81 :ho eighth WITH the bases full he cleared them
on Il thlcc-baggcr Attendance. 100 Score:
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TELEGRAPH OPERATOR SHOT.

Cincinnati June 3o--A Times Star" special from
Belcfontaine Ohio. says that the night operator.
Peter + Kaufman. fatally shot at a m. in
the office of the Big -Four Railroad at Sidney. by
In highWaNmnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01

or service the servers foot which IS on the ground
shall be behind the baseline. Unless this part o,
tho rue IS enforced in several tournaments, az
ie3s. before Newport a number OF players who
constantly run n on their service VIII suffer wneh
their service comes before the vigilant eye Oh ~
lanes Dwight Who is sure to see that the rule IS
lived up TO in every particular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01

THE CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNA-
ME%T

THE CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP TOCRNA-
MENT
The annual tournament Of the Canadian Lawn
Tennis Association for the Canadian championship
Will be held on the courts of The queens Royal
Hotel %iagara-ou- he Lake. Ontario. Canada. Dee
ginning July u. The contests vii. tc as follows.
A,i-comc-s' siuGcs winner 10 play Leonard T..
Ware for tho Challenge Bowl. representing ~"
Canadian championship. entry fec. g. drst ana
second priZoa.
Handicap singles: first md second prizes entry
foe. s.
Mons doubles winners entitled to prizes entry
foc. 81 % team.
Womcu's singles ol.-comcrs tor first and second
prizes. winner to PLAY Miss Julottc Atkinson FOR
Inc Challenge Bowl. representing the 'anadiaH
championship; entry Zee. g.
The rules Of the Canadian Lawn Tennis hssocia-
ton which similar to those OF the United states
National Lawn Tennis Association. VIII govern the
tournament 4 special rate has been secured for
pla ycrs at the hotel The most convenient way Of
teaching Niagara thc-I Lake Is 10y way OF EufalO
ana th,n over The Michigan Genital railroad direct
Trains leave Buffalo at and il:O q. IN. and i.35
/, M and arrive AT Niagara -oH-thc-iak" foxy live
minutes later.
Entries will be received up to y. IN. on Monday
July If. by Scott Griffin. secretary. 'anhIlhn Lawn
Tennis Association. Mail Building. Toronto. Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
John WANAMAKER
Formerly A. Broadway. 4th 9th and 10th s

can confidently assume that my beloved ships will
be safe from the accursed Yankees for many weeks
10 come" -
The eyes .of the brave commander glared with
the fire OF conscious victory.
Pass the word TO drop the anchors. Zanors-"
he cried. and then get of and telegraph the
Queen that Camara has saved the Spanish feet!'
'Yca. admirAi." said The lieutenant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The open tournamen: OF the SeabriGht Golf CUB
which begins this morning at Seabright. n j. y
expected 20 brinG together most of the prominent
go,fors in the Vicinity Q. this city. The morning
will be given over 20 tlic preliminary round at
medal play IN which the first sixteen VII qualify
for the Seabrigh; Cu9 and the second sixteen ioi
Gov so1rion cup \ old medal Is to be awarded the
nlayer making the best gross score In this rouhG
srbis afternoon tho irst round at match play VIII
hs star.ed re tournament viii close on independ-
encn Day win an open handicap. In which the
,,rzes are a cup for the best net score and eold
metal for the best gross score
The BaItusrol Golf Club Will hold the second com
ne,ition for the Presidents Cup ornorrow. 1t VIII
=. - handicap OF eighteen holes medal play.
The Powelton CO.: Club of NewburG began IT'S
.,,,r, -b,inpionship for men on Wednesday Those
80 qualified were James r. Taylor, John Smith.
-; Joya J. Chadwick, william I. Hilton :"
-. -, o. soOd and IL. e. Ransdell
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nryOy AVID JORDAN TO MEET TONIGHT.

Tn. aght between Jordan and Dixon. the feather
weights which IL take place tonight nj the
s,ox Athletic Club, Is attracting considerable In
,ores. Roth men are In good condition. and good
contest iq promised. Dixon Is the favorite In the
hc,,inr tho ruling odds being IN 10 81. the pre-
Urinary contest will be twclve-round bout be-
tween Tomkins. OF Astoria. and MCGOWAN, or fiar-
lem. ~ 10 pounds.
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rRoTTrNC AND PACING At COLUMBUs

Columbus. Ohio. June 2o-rhe June meeting %
The Columbus Driving Association closed io-d'y
Weather clear track fast
In tho 2:li pace Th,da Fdrrani won fourth, nh and
sixth heats. the race. Time Tia. -t-u's -
joe Mooney second and tnirI heats and "as o.,
taucoI in the fourth Time 2l@i.. 2lG'l. M'ncia won
f-st boat In l4'.. and took second money
The 81 LGrtinr Mr'ii"E'r Won 10 straight h'afs
Time - ".2i . 90. W""ll;n. Little Rosebud and
Nelson aFp started
The 80 pace The swift in straigh, heats Time
Ill 217i.. :.i"i.. Legal iIal nrd li',Hc T. also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01

SWIMMING.
r..rc.. LIST OF ENTRIES FOR THE INDEPEND
ExcE DAY RACES At PHILADELPHIA.

ExcE DAY RACES At PHILADELPHIA
- oo, lie, az entries. comprising some OF the
-. sy,imr,ers IN the Uihted States. including sew
sral champions can be taken as an indicaoon' the
pennies Fourth OF July Swimming Races which
80 20 be contested at Philadelphia. In the Schuyi-
XIII River on Monday morning saoud prove d
great success and give an opportunity lot 'le PAU
-. ,yi,,ess some exciting natstoral contests.
,r s,rk..t CUP now In the possession Of the New
xxms. Ithjcitc Club and which was Won two years
to:m,.nsssion nv Percy \. Dlclcy. formerly Of that
- s.szs ion but now dead. VIII again be competed
~ md the Ncw-York Athletic CLUB mas shown
r~o,,s n Ia to retain this trophy by entering
H. Reeder. the 22o-yard American champion
Donald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01

and record ho,Ier In the novice race there are
entered a number Of new and uatricd men. but
= p Ricaards Of hG Hqus'qp 99 nV f,n1eS
Club: r. J. AicCahill. Now-York Athletic club. ana
William Measher. Of the National swimming Asso-
cia ton promise 20 make the contest Interesting
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-rAcI.r GAMES YESTERDAY.

,.-t.o., :. Nov York : louisville o. Baltimore J..
It, tl1 pIftsblrs T. Washington, n: -. Louis, g.
IN. fsf.Irra Il. trncin <Ils'on. 10. Cleveland. D
fttI. -.
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RAISE HITS.

The New York team has three OF the last
eleven games played The man who wagered
that the team would not win more than four Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
GOSSIP OF THE TROTTERS.

Peter W Hodges. the california trainer, into
whose hands tho remarkable young trott"r George
W Mckinney has unfortunately fallen started MS
horse four races IN the recent Denver meeting,
driving him sixteen FAST heats within twelve days
This was moro than the uuseasoncd green horse
could endure. and h. grew stale. ana was beaten IN
e las,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
ENFORCING THE NEW SERVICE RULE.

The new service rule adopted by the Executive
Committee Of the United States National Lawn
Tennis Association has been tried In the Southern
the Ncw-Jcrsey State and the Metropolitan cham
rionshlps The rulo reads: "The server shall stand
wifi both feet behind l. .. further from the net
than the baseline. He shall place both feet nrmly
On the ground Immediately before serving. and shall
not take a running or walking start. II Is not
fault n one Of the servers feet does not touch the
ground at tine moment at which the service Is de-
lvcrcd."
The rule though not enforced In its entirety. has
nevertheless prevented the fragrant running into the
court that war conspicuous last year, through
the committees ~ charge Of the tournaments obil2-
ing the players from SIN position. II
remains for OF the larger tourna rnents later
on such as Orange, Niagara, LongwooJ and New
castle, 10 enforce the clause that at tho moment
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YACH TING.


-
Or-rsrrOv or TIE NETWORK
,.,rt,,, crr-D Cpr-1cr,
-
According % resolu"on PaSa.1 a. ' Ii,.., 49,.
eral meeting OF W" Ne"-io'N 80 -
was fixed as inc daie on Whlch ,he
snou,' fotos. Is 20 w >',or, AND other harbor.
.-,ro ro-acrq v-ara assigned to the task Of finding
out how many wished to STAR ~" ~ 'ON,7 ',,,s
several other pertinent questions hciOr' '',' ''5
on lhe 81 '"' Oh ",' ''.- .,, co,.oi,,ac said
.,'C"o'ao" N",' ~ .,,,a ,.,s,,o. ro,oined with
'.'.. ,to, a.t ,to, tho club would or
iI 200, ~ No' a ec -. ne wished According
To tho CLUB year book OF ~" ms !tal ~ g. ~
.SSnet N.l 'De .'n thef 4 he number sold to
~ G,I,rr"3t ;otcy for auxary naval vessels
IS about twenty-five, There arc sun t49
20 Join IN the cruise t. say n"th'nt "a has
aD1' i,'S' u ~, g eminent needs and tho
rjub could sii have tho largest cruise, considered
Numerically that ever was Snowr. These hglteS5
aye given because y mas itrlut' 49, i,n,'ossi5le
mat me rn'r "%u'" ,'sr1cnt SIN the is; OF
yachts sod sho that NAM innea'a! yach a tTrn
~ho coH;i rTnc' oG ,S r" ritho ny Scat
~ Is is i"1r iist .cf yachts now I'm commission
md in F.s,orn watcrs nearly every man VINO owns
BOAT has brought her out III ha a, -" ,%c clnb 10
tnaI az, H rc,rG ~ r,oro thar ha,f century
Of annual cruises Last years was the i''y-ih'fE
gathering Of this Kind and m I'm , ,t@ f. .-
Successes - u ''
. ,,.,,, car ,r1I,N
THE CRAFT AND I"O9> ""' '''
,,, o,-,r., sorcd,la O. races isaucd boy the Ions
rsla,d Sound Yacht Racing Association mas peer.
. good deal altered Lately. number OF proposed
Tcga,,os have gore Ivy the board. Tie Hus"eno'
Ciub announced that ii would NJ; race anu S''Oo
N''' a,1 &, cuT vachtsmcn have
v,,r dr"vn n is row hoped 10y " frcd, i'. ~
yachtsmcn that the small ace 10 u,l have the ef-
I"rch"oni n&Vn' ., s'j i}aaira Committee with new
intentions The withdrawal q the eenrT1ny sIycn
GnCe which nc I@rc'' M b ing has hi the sport
, ~ the ne - ngsr t,'w Of the season.
r.o poro,,cu,, Corinthian Yacht Club VIII hod
to- morrow I, 1S7%,'A
Wv t,o,orba John P Duncan.
me S'"' ,,,n VS. hoen sold 10 the Gov
Ne"-lork n"'nl ''' ,as ,oen At y Ncw-Loudon
crnmont The NesseI ma" Gcljvercd at The Brooklyn
sh!yaJ ai,V INA a ~
Navy '"' , ~, 1ohn Howard
The K'e! CN''' 80, Yacht cub. has been
A'"'nN .ho s..eon nv W. J. Matherson. 1t
T rasscd wcs.xari along the Sound yesterday
ttor,. Rolknap II the Ncw-York Nacm lu',
Who lato,v returned from Key west Is Sl lyea nj
in his steam yacht Masnona ,,,, T
Greehpo'' J" CIV ,.. vacb, club
stephen W Roach oi .'', ,,,ai,,o % he used as
has sold his steam Zac ri, , TnrlI'
patrol boat IN Ne"-'"'N ,,od enc
Tho old soop Gertrude, whi'h y ~" .rt-. {,
yincara. has been lYlnE III DAY a..
little OF the original G"rtFud" I'I.' a. uarr,-
received new stern an9 Yacht club owns her
Dyke. or the H''""''N
nov ,,,,,.ao.,o has received
The auxiliary oark i', ,-l, &c now nearly
hnished ,oo. =, tho
The 2i-footor Hoodlum ''e 1,o9saohueet,s has
Yacht Racing ASSo1A vr burton. OF Lake
ana
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BASEBA LII.
NETWORK. FOR THE SIXTH CoNSECu'
TIVE TIME. LOSES TO CHICAGO.

GoTriAM1TTs LED At THE START. BIT WHEN
srYMovR WENT TO PIECES ALL WAS LOST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01

Tho fastest pacing OF the season thus far
took place last Saturday IN the frocfort at Den
vor. Chchalls paced the frs, heat In 2eot. beating
Anaconda about halt a length. Anaconda won the
second heat In 200. but 'hchalis took his measure
i'm "a" next heats Z.o>iz and -t". foib
PAGERS lowered their best previous records TWO SEQ
Ouds.
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so MORE BASEBALL FOR CLEVELAND
PRESIDENT Robson ARRANGING TO HAVE THE
- rf

IIlI.slNNNT NOIISON AKKANiINT TO HAVE THE
EI.MAL.tNG GAMES TRANSFERRED.
cleveland. OHIO Juno 50 1t IS probable that no
NOR. League baseball games will be played In
Cleveland this season. at least after the series OF
three games with 81 Louis beginning July l.
President Robson Is ont OF the city now arranging
ia have the Lamcs transferred. The cause Is lack
of support upon the part of the public and lresl-
dent ignbsonS anger over the refusal of the church
clement 70 allow Sunday games II he succeeds in
Transferring the games TO Other cities II IN probable
that Tcb,au and his Indians Will be wearing some
uniform other than ClcveaDd's next year.
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H1RNESS Racing.
FINE MEETING At THE OLD sAUGrs
TRACK, BOSTON HORSES LOWER
THEIR RECORDS.

FINE MEETING At THE OLD SAUGCs
TRACK. BOSTON HORSES LOWER
THEIR RECORDS.
Rcston June 2o-CecN Nj bcttered her record q
pa by six seconds IN the 2@ ~ the old Saugus
track today at :hc thrd and big day Of the meet
ing In the fourth heat she went The distance In
2lS and won so easily that the second horse, An
EeIica was several lengths behind. Lucky Boy, In
tho 9ls pace also bet.ercd his record. going the
mile in 2I7l. It was ono Of the best days in the
history Of the track There three events.
heats. while Lucky Boy did the same In the 2IS
pace u took i've heats before Cecil VI. captured
the Pa trot Angelica and Dr. Franklin. jr. each
winning a heat When Cecil NJ. lowered her reco;d
;he half IN l0Si2 Summary;
2:il CLASS PAcING-PURsE $500.
woodshed a. g. sire Sheid CsternG) ...........l
Peter Towney. K oGill"s3.e) ..................
Jimmy b.. b. &. dhwrencel. .....................
George g. < Fit2gegaldj. ....................
Alvin Swift. bi. ?. Gtou1nD.
Palmetto Prince. br. ticlaughlnl .:........o >
Time-::i3E. 215A. 2i7%
TRoTTING- 2.2i CLASS PURSE $500
CecN NJ ch n. ty Sea King Bowcn).....
Angelic. en- ~. b, Young Fullerton
d. Frlnkn. Jr nix. &. by DR.. Franz
i r G D 8 , Chairman z z : z
sum- ri Time 80 @:2o,. 222i. ais 22o'..
ols CiAss-PACIHG- PyRsD 5000.
LUCKY Boy b. & sire Jim wilson Gamer,. .....
Sarah Jane. b. m dlerveh) ...........-........ z
Otis Barron. br r. MDUiton). J
Time 2:l7ii 2l7. elGI.
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G Nm4mu& Ahe
Hints for a Holiday

WE close tomorrow twelve O'clock noon That makes snort
w day for ante-ody business. The richer opportunity and the
greater leisure come today-prolit thereby. ~
The air holiday feeling and the tension OF spirit increases
as the Day approaches Given good weather ana good
news there will be few Fouhs like Mondays 1t not to be wondered
at that our store news the feeling of the hour and shouts
holiday albeit mercantile strain and to mercantile significance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01

TRACK RECORD LOWERED At BRIDGEPORT
bridgeport. Conn. June - The light-harncss
racing at Nutmeg Park this afternoon was wit
messed by fully three thousand Two hundred adj
mirers of the sport. This was the third day of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-01
Trimmed Millinery
$50 Paris Hats, 81 to $3.50
About the
Candy Store.

.L... .bo PURITY and cheapness go
hDo"' ."N hand-in-hand in our selling
Candy Store. Of confectionery. We adj
NIT that combination is a rare one, -but
here it's the rule Take this instance: Our
chocolate cherries, delicious NOR
sells they are, too, are guaranteed to be
pure. We make them and know. You're
asked to paw as much as SOC. pound for
them in some stores and nowhere less than
SOC. excepting here-our price is 2Oc.
This is not an exceptional case SO it IS
throughout the store. Chocolate covered
nougats. marshmallows, assorted choc-
OIates, etc, all strictly pure goods,
and always at prices less much less
than you've been accustomed 10
paw.
Easement