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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-04

One Minnie Cough Cure surprises peo-
pie by IFS quick cures and children may
take it in large quantities without the
least danger. 1t has won FOR itself the
best reputation of any preparation used
to-day for colds, Group. tickling in the
throat or obstinate coughs. J. Hal Bob
bitt and Henry T. Hicks.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-04
MCKINLEY TOBACCO PRICES.
(Danbury Reporter.)

Mr.. Joe Martin, Jewel Republican,
passed through town to-day on his way
nome from the Winston tobacco market
He reports the weed selling lower than
he ever saw it before
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THEY ALL LIKE II.
Durham TIerald.)

Governor Russell should cut that pie
ture out Of yesterdays News and Oh
server and frame it. 1t is the best like
ness Of the Governor that we have yet
seen.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-04

1t is NOT chance, bat merit, that has
placed
ROYSTER'S CANDY
on so firm basis OF public confidence.
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NEGRO RULE EVERYWHERE.
(Rutherdordton Vindicator,)

4 colored man said the other day: 1--WE
are comin'-we have it in the east, and
it is gradually coming to the west."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-04

Why not fill the State Fair grounds
full Of The beauty and gallantry Of the
dear old State, October - TO %.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-04

A specially interesting exhibit mt the
State Fair at Raleigh October 24-19 VIII
be the manufacture Of seamless hosiery,
Ivy the Willardsyille, n. c., hosiery
company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-04

The ladies Of North Carolina viii have
remarkably fine exhibit at the State
Fair, October 24-29.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-04

Nothing cures aches and pains as
quick as Goose Grease Imminent. Guar
antecd.
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Pope's candy made fresh daily.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-04

Annual Convention, Christian Church
Disciples of Christ and Auxiliary
Convention), Chattanooga, Tenn, De
tober 15-21. 1898:
On account of the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Line will sell round trir
tickets to Chattanooga. Tenn. ut rate
of one frst-class fare for the round trip
Tickets 10 be sold October 10th to 18th
inclusive, with final limit October oath
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-10-04
SPECIAL RATES VIA SEABOARI
AIR LINE.

The Seaboard Air Line has agreed TO
use Il rate Of S4S.60, one way, Raleigh
to Havana, Cuba, and S373J, one way,
Raleigh 10 Key West, Ella. Tickets to
be sold by any regular ticketing route,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
TENNIS.
FINALS IN THE METROPOLITAN CHAM.
PIONSHIPS.

FISCHER BEATS DAVIDSON IN THE SINGLES AND
WITH THURBER OUTLAWS DAVIDSON
AND BOsTwICK IN THE DOUBLES.
Notwithstanding the intense heat and thunder
shower. which came up late in the afternoon, tho
West Side Tennis club brought off the finals yes
terday in singles and doubles In the metropolitan
tennis championships.
In the final singles. E. P. Fischer. OF the West
Side Tennis Club. ard J. c. Davidson the Southern
champion were the contestants. .
The championship singles between >. T. Nellets
and Fischer will lie played Oh Monday afternoon
at 800. The score
Championship singles ,fnai round)-Edwin P. F1sce~
West side Tennis cub beat John c. Davidson. Sach-
e,ors' Tennis Club. Washington. -. - %
Championship doubles final round)-E Fischer ana
r n Thurlcr West side Tennis club beat j. 6 David
son washington ana o. NJ. Bostwick West sids Tennis
Hsn,,csp .ineles ,nrs, roundj-F. r Avery. Detroit
Athlete cub 'ne-halS Aficer), beat H. H. Haeke
YaIe Tennis Association (one-taf thirty, 10 retired
second round--A. =. Haw's. longwood tennis Cup cup
Cone har afeon) II +. Avery Detroit Athlete Siso
zone ha,f nfteen) S-e 81 T. W. STEPHENS, Pl'tsouis
Tennis cub beat W p. Hyward. Yves; side Tennis Cno
- 6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP At Ct. LOUIS

81. Louis. June @.-The feature OF the day was
the Junior Championship Stakes. valued AT 1900
for wo-year-olds at Ave and half furlongs. in
which there seven entries. Fausturo was
fnvorte throughout the betting Ben Brambe had
second call while Tulla Fonso well liked for
third place. Tun Fonso led for the first half mile
when Fausturo took the lead and showed the way
10 the wire. winning easily by length from Sir
C;atian Bon Bramblo being close third, The
betting the day vas henvy -Four favorites and
two well-played second choices won. Track fast
and weather pleasant. Summary:
First race selling mile)Go 70 Red Io+ Booker
1, s. won Empress Josephine. O2 Csn,lD. to and !
. second. Bil Jackr1an iol 81. McDona'D. 6 10 l.
third Time-l:i3&.
second race ceiling. mile md a halO-feaseman
Io3 Gutierrez. IL o. s. Mamie @. loi a. MELON
adj. and out second Kodak u" tGilmore' 20 10 l.
third Time 2.3si7
rhrd race six furonrs)--Gibraltar. lOl ~. McDonAld
10 ~, Miss Verne 1902 Hiab. Is o. and , n !.
second Trogedy. io2 tGilmorel. 80 to l. third Time
IFS
Fourth Junior Championship Stakes. value 5000
two, olds five and hall furlongsJ Fausturo
l2l C'ombE). IL 10 3 and Sir Gatan liz
(Ginnore) IL to and TO l, second. Ren Brambe. lis
q. McDonadl. is 10 g. third. Time 09s.
kath (handcap. mile and seventy ysrdS)-
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ALL THE CREWS CONFIDENT.
TIE COLLEGE oARsMEN SHOW GOOD FORM AT
PRACTICE on SARATOGA LAKE.


Saratoga Juno 25.-The Columbia, Pennsylva mia
and Cornell crews. despite a stu westerly breeze
that rendered Saratoga Lake quite umpy. were
in fun force this forenoon and took their regi
latlon preliminary practice In and around the
picturesque buys contiguous to their respective
trimming quarters As noon approached. tho crews
were sent over tho full three mile course AT re-
eatta speed and while there many admiring
spectators the performance would have ELECTED
dcafening cheers from mn aquatic tournament null
titude. Veteran exports closely watched the skilled
movements OF the several Of the swiftly
driven crafts and were at decided loss to pick
a betting favoriic or even 10 conjecture the prob
able winners I'm next Thursdays and Fridays CON
tests
All Of the crews appear TO hc In the best Of con-
drion end though the style Of their rowing is rad
icaly different. their training performances place
them tho speculative plane. Flushed by
victory at New London. tho Cornell spea k
81 their success there dead easy thing" and
sily capture next weeks laUrcls. rho Columbia
and Pennsylvania men, who never were I'm better
rowing form. box To- differ with the Cornells and
assert that results mex week may prove a decided
sUrprrc. whit" II is asserted on the outside that
m" Wisconsin mon. who arrive on Tues
day. have something up their sleeve"
4 series Of inuudcrstorIns this afternoon pre
n sph"ric Disturbances were terrific. The con
ditlons changed for hotter about O'Clock and an
hour later all of tho crews were again scudding
about Saratoga Lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
COLLEGE BASEBALL.
DEsIRABILITY OF a LEAGUE To DETERMINE
THE STANDING OF CLUBS.

DESIRABILITY OF 4 LEAGUE TO DETERMINE
THE STANDING OF CLUBS.
It is not Improbable that next year will soc a
college ha scball league To be formed Of clubs rep
resentlng the leading universities. The formation
OF such an organization Is being seriously consid-
cred I'm many quarters. and II Is said good
authority that all that Is hooded practically to start
the movement Is an interchange OF ideas on the
subject. That the conditions under which the
clubs play at present unsatisfactory to all
cerned cannot he denied The present season now
nearly over has brought all who interested to
a realization OF the Indebtedness of the results
To the question. Which team is entitled to first
honors? there might he a number of answers A
study OF the general results brings no concrete re-
suit, because there are many different issues to
be taken into consideration. Yale's victory over
Princeton last Saturday added to the general en-
tanglement. Yale won the series from Princeton
and lost the series with Brown. while Brown and
Princeton broke even. The difficulty OF setting
up a championship team IS manifest when the num-
her OF combinations OF this kind is considered
Another factor. too. is the point that some OF the
strong teams have not met other strong teams that
are equally worthy aspirants for college diamond
honors.
There is only way to accurately determine
the correct standing OF the leading college teams
and that is by the establishment OF Organization
and placing the contests on n thoroughly sys-
composed OF Harvard. Brown. Pennsylvania Ya,e
Princeton and either Cornell Lafayette would
make good organization. as the majority OF col
lege games are between these teams. There would
be many advantages in college league and no dis
advantages that do not exist now. A formal ar
rangcment would increase interest and stimulate
rivalry. 1t is to he hoped that the movement viii
take definite shape at once. that the organiza-
ton |: IL is to oe called into existence may be
formed next fall when the schedules for next year
are to be arranged
The old projudices against intercollegiate
organization that have persstently been thrust
forward year after year Will form an obstacle 10
the desired baseball league. but II Is hoped that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
BOZ ING.
RECKER WINS ON A FOUL

larEe crowd OF enth isastic spectators a. vs.
Pelican Athletic club. Sixty-hfths'. ana mn ~
ave Brooklyn. witnessed last night the "eeHS
boxing tournamen; OF two ten-round bouts ana o''
twenty-rourd bout.
The star attraction Of the evening was the '"." ,
ty-round bout between John Delaney ana La',,
Becker In the first rounds OF the hSht be0Ns.
went at Delaney. and It iooked as II he wou'u ~"
easily lie continued to hit Delaney until the '.",.
round when Delaney fouled him. and the referee
awarded the bout to Becker. nd
In the preliminary round Frederick Mayo s Asst
William Barrett both of Brooklyn. We're me ns,Sree
70 nppear ard n ter boxing ten rounds the ret.nsd
awarded the bout 70 Barrett The latter se slIIo
to do all the nghting and the referees oe''''''
loudly cheercd. ,,..o, and
The second two were Joseph Bateman smS
Gene" Garcia They boxed in great style, He
1t looked as II Garcia would be put TO se o much
stood the ten rounds but Bateman was 700 Ia
for him and the referee awarded the bout 10 D"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
TIE REJECTION OF TEN EYCK-

Worcester Mass. June 25-rhe Wachusctt Boat
club this evening received a letter from Secretary
Cooper Of the Board Of Stewards Of the Henley
rceat1. In which he says in answer to the protcs.
Of the club against The rejection OF Ten Eyck's
entry:
My committee desire to inform YOU that
they considered the entry entirely apart from Mr.
Ten ltyck's expcrtncss az sculler and presumed
superiority over Likely competitors at Henley
though they quite forcsaw that such a reason for
their decision might present Itself TO some minds
Ny committee regret that any entry made by your
boat club should have been refused but they con
slider that Ina the best interests OK the regatta IL
be accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
ROWING.
LEHMAN SAILS FOR ENGLAND-NoT TO
TRAIN HARVARD AGAIN.


Robert G. Lehman. tho English coach VINO
trained the Harvard crew for tho New London
regatta smiled yesterday for England on the UNI
hria Mr. Lehman rsanirmcd the declaration no
rnais Immediately nftrr tho race. that he would
not return - the United States 10 handle another
crew. When asked his opinion OF mo races AZ
New London he said Il am very much disap-
pointed NJ the outcome o. the varsity race ef-
pcctcd a FAR Different result. havo not changed
my mind ns train rE methods. and Sill be-
ucye Tat the stroke which instructed the Har-
ward mon 90 use 80 the very test. have no criti
cism TO make regarding tho Harvard crew l
would Ike 20 ray. though. In their behalf. that
there AT" many things 10 lie considered IN The
summing up - rowing race. and that In crit
cisins my method Of rowing snap Judgment should
not Ice used. -
When asked his opinion Of The Cornell crow Mr.
Lehman said. cornell won. and that IL all there
Ia 70 say about f.
In regard to his future plans he said: Il will
not return 20 the United States next year. and
Will not train ih" Harvard crew. To that extent
am sure OF the future. bat a. TO other plans.
cannot say until / return TO England"
NOne OF the Harvard crew OF representatives, OF
tho University accompanied Mr.. Lehman to the
pier when he departed nut a few OF hts personal
friends IN THIS city bade him farewell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
TIE VIENNA CHESS TOURNAMENT.

puLsPrRY AND sHowALrrR AMONG THE WIN
NERS YESTERDAY.
Vienna June 25-'rhe eighteenth round Of the M
,ernational rhess Masters Tournament was oesuH
AZ tho Vienna chess club in this city TO-DAY 'ne
"a ring being as follows. Steiniz " Hapr'h
scbloc,or ~ Iipko Showalter - caro- Black
burne KS Rairl Pi.lsAury -. TrenchaTd JanowsA
IS Burn Schi;yers vs.. Walbrodt. Tirrasch W
Alapin. Tschigorin vs.. MarocZy and Marco Dye
When m adjournment was made AZ o'clock nom
Pnlshury and Showaltor had won their games
the former against Trenchar1 and the lattSs
and Aapin had drawn. while the other games
were adjourned Late In the afternoon ne to',o.,
ing additional results were recorded. StfmitZ 9ea.
Ualprin Blackburnc beat Baird. Janowski oes.
BURN Schifrers heat Walbrodt and Tschigorin pear
Maroczy Appended are the scores of the compe"'
TORS M 10 date:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
LATONIA OAKS WON BY SARDONIC
FINE FIELD OF THREE-YEAR- OLD FTLLfEs con
TEND FOR THE PRIZE.

TEND FOR THE PRIZE.
Cincinnati June p sardonlc. from tho Corrigan
stable won the L.atonia oaks to-day. over one OF
the greatest fields OF three yearold files that ever
contested for this rich prize sardonc was shipped
from Chicago expressly for the oaks ard her
after the big stake. which IS worth H,@oo 10 the
winner \ heavy rain fell several hours before tn"
racing began TODAY. putting the track in poor
shape and the time made not fast.
There were seven starters in the oaks. After
ton minutes delay At the post the field was sent
away closely punched. Al the half mile Sardouic
took command and never headed. winning out
In = hard drive by two lengths from Her Favor.
who had TO be ridden hard to beat Martha II for
the place Weather cloudy; attendance. A00.
Summaries:
,Nutu II 70 D. won Amsricus. lCS o. Mathews 10 to !
and 70 !. second; Bill Powell 100 Wan Dusen. to J.
third Time I..sA.
Second race thye furlong.) Terrrne 10 co1le). II
ond Louisville Belle. 100 drton,. 70 70 l. third Tim"
-lO411
Third race ,ono mile and eighth. selling Great
Bend ,Dupee to =. won. RemI iOi ,barre'D. to
and even. second Eddie Burke il6 q. Mathews. 10
l. third Time-l:jIl.
Fourth race uhe I.ionia oaks. value $500 mile ami
Favor. lO5 Gupoe) 10 10 and 70 second Martha
H. II2 &C.. Sloanl II to .. third. Tiine-2:l4.
Finh race furongs. hand!capl- Tampden 30
G)up-ei Q to J. won John Bright le6 q. Mathews. :
and second Skate. ll2 clayton. even. third.
Time .3Oia
sixth race sis furlongs. sehng,--Panshra H. III 81.
to q second. Derby Maid. 100 Gaddy, 30 to J..
third Time lB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
c,.RAN GIANTS. 7. ORANGE A. A.. 4.

Orange June % CSpcciaD-The orange Athletic
Association was defeated this afternoon. on the
Orange oval. by the Cuban Giants in fve-inning
game Tho last inning was rushed through to
finish tho game before the storm broke. The dust
flew I'm clouds that II WAS impossible 10 see
across the diamond Norhis was tired. having
pi,chod three games in the week. and had not his
usual control OF the ball The feature OF the game
WAS a home run 10y ,irissengor. in the second inn
ing. bringing IN another run as well. The score:
X. H. =
Orange 4 A.....................O % {
Cuban Gnnts .............-...+...o u Il
Batteries vorhs and o'Nel Robinson ani Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
NO SUNDAY BASEBALL IN BUFFALO.

Runalo. June 2j.-Alierman James Franklin,
president Of the Buffalo Baseball Club, this after.
noon sent the following communication 70 the
BOARD Of Police Commissioners: Having learned
that the question whether baseball playing on Sun
aay IS Illegal IL now pending in the courts. and that
there will he a speedy determination ~ the ques-
,ion I have decided 10 abandon Sunday baseball
nIayinr i'm tho city OF Buffalo by my club for the
nresoni until my attorneys have given ne their
opinion on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
CHALLENGE CUP SERIES ARRANGED

The Sleepy Hollow Lawn Tennis Club. OF Tafy'
town and the Amackassin Tennis Club. OF fonkeFs'
have arranged 70 play for the Challenge Cup. no"
held BY the former club. ~ July .. Is and g Inc
first and third matches Will Re payei az AIRY y,
tovr and the second A. yOnksrs The cup IS OF
solid silver and must he won three times oetore !;
becomes the property o. either club me a en
handicap tournament for members ~ the Sleepy
Hollow club will ne begun next SATURDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Toronto-Toronto. !. Wilkesharre O.
At Montreal Montreal. I, Syracuse. ..
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3; Norfolk. Ave inn
irgs).
A. Tancasicr-Lancastcr. .: Richmond. g.
Al Rochester Rochester. {. Sprin giieid. }.
At Buffalo Buffalo 10. Providence g.
At Fall River-Fall River \, Newport. g.
AT Pawtuckct- Pawtucke;. :. Brockton 3.
At Auburn-Auburn 4; osweGo, !.
At Iyons-Lyons. II. Palmyra. }.
At Rome Rome. {. Utica, (.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
CINCINNATI. 6: WASHINGTON. g.

Cincinnati. June 25.-DonOvan did well with the
exception OF the third inning. when the Reds nit
him for 1--WE singles. which. together with two
errors n h,t ha,sman and base on balls. Melted
seven runs Hi was hit In the head by pitched
ball and was forced 10 retire. Attendance. 100
r. II F
Wa.hlnsto, .......I o 3 - .
Batteries-Ffl Dwyer ard Petty Donovan and Farrell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

At the Lenox Athletic club next Friday night
George Dixon, OF Boston, and Ben" Jordan. OF
England TO box twenty-five rounds.
The Fulton Gun club will hold a two days shoot
ing tournament Mt Atlanta Ga. on July 10 and 20
Joseph Beck and John Weishofer will row a
match race in Jamaica Bay on July g.
The Irish Athletic Association has arranged a
series OF football games between the various ath-
letlc clubs OF the city os New-York and suburbs 10
be played at Celtic Park. Laurel Hi. Long Isa
CITY. Sundays during tho summer. The game
arranged for to-day will he between the General
Thomas Francis Mengher club and the Charles J.
Kickham Association. OF this city
beginning tomorrow. there will he a week 3
shooting NJ Milwaukee under the auspices OF the
Ma tional Gun Club OF 'hat city. II will he the
scmi-centennal OF the club. and the club Will add
1900 In cash TO the prizes awarded 10 the winning
marksmen
A oil IA for tha oupdt trim IA Adirondack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
BOSTON. .: PfTTSBURG, 0.

Pi,.sburg juno ga base balls and wild
throw by Paddcn gave Boston a run In the eighth
inning and their second run was batted in. At
tendance. 1000. Score
r r. F.
Pi,,sburx .............O o % ,
Ro,,on ..............O o o o o Il : >
Ba,,.rf-, Rhine, and schriver. Nichols and Yeager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
THE RECORDS.

Cleveland June N-Meekins widness and -FOUR
costly errors caused the NETWORKS TO lose TO-
days game. Not only the New-York team
weak at the bat but the fielding OF the players
decidedly ragged. George Daviss two-bagger
In the ninth inning all that saved the team
from shut-out. The NewYorks have played SIX
games on their present Western trip and lost -FOUR
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
BALTIMORE Q; ST LOUIS :,

81 Louis. June 3-The orioles found no trouble
ir connecting with Stubborn delivery to-day. Nc
lanes was an enigma 70 the locals. and they So
cured only Ave scattering nits of him Attendance.
400 Score: -
ST. Louis. ............o ! .
Ha,,er,p, suihor ana Clements McJam-s and Robin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
PHILADELPHIA. :: LOUISVILLE. 3

Louisville June 3.-The Phillles to-day's
game In the first three innings. knocking Cunning
ham out OF the box. Ehrc; struck the
arm by a pitched bail and retired In favor OF
Magee. Attendance 90. Score:
philedelnhia .......i o - I
I"W,syii'. ..........O % IL ,
Ba,,er,e, Donshus and McFarani; Mage. Ehrst nni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
NEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. JUNE 26. 1885,
Ed Farrell. ii3 q.
Lady Britannia. -

Parole dOr (Froeo 70 20 won; Ed Farrell ~ .;
McDorald To and .. second, Lady britannlc' 80
Gussn). - n I. ihird. Time 1914 80. e, nit.
Selling mile and an elrnth) III itoI.as
IS kelly 70 l. won Madeline. iol Clalll ~ j" AT
second; Bridgcton. lo2 80 Combs'. IL 70 l. ur"
Time i:.5. 49, .,,,,
Seventh SELLING milo Moniedonico lot .f'
rnorei q 10 2 won Domse iOi ,SneD. & to and 10 =
second. DR. Marks lol C. Comhsl. ~ 70 D. third Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
nn1rAN1 Il. GREATER NEw.YoRK. 6.

The game at Hackensack between the Greater
Now-York and Oritani Field Club teams was Inter
riipted BY the storm at the end 81 the hfih Inn
ing the score standing as follows:
New York. ..-...-.--..-. ..-..-o . .
j Ill
Rns. hits-Or,'ani 10. Greater New York. : Errors
Orit,nl .. Greater New York. 10 Batteries Johnstone
and smink, and Jackson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
THE ENGLISH CHAMPION WINS.

London. June 25.-Tn the finals In the lawn tennis
cbsnnionshlp games at Wimbledon to-day, r: +.
bnhertv the English champion. beat Ii. S. Ma
honey 81 g. Is. 2-6. H-l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
THE HrGH-JUMPiNG RECORD BROKEN

Trenton. y j.. June % (SpeclaD.-The "o''s
high Jumping record vas broken by VI. r. $40 .s
at the Catholic Club picnic here to-day. -,
cleared feet inches after three trials ne nches
record, also held by Sweeney. was feet ~ ''S"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
Adjourned CANA

The nnal round ~ tho fret part OF the touInC
men, viii he played on Monday. in tho fol'owIns
order: Walhrodt vs. Tarrasch Burn V. Schn n.
Trcnchard VS. Janowski. Baird vs.. PlNsouty, az, "a
vs. Rlackhurne, Iipke Showaltcr. Halprin a.
Marco. Maroczy VS. Steinitz. Aapin vs. Tscnsoi'N'
and Schlechter n bye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
EROOKTYN

Chicago. ;. brooklyn. IL. Two hase HI, VI orinc<
Three base Sheckari Sacrifice hits ll0rahr'. Ia
chance stolen Eysritt Mert"s. pouiie plays
Woods. Couu0r and Everit Tucker unassis''l SirI.N
out RS Thornton 4. by Ycag@r. First h1'e on hallH
or Thornton. ,. oN YcaEer. 3. Time 90 tmpiFes
ard 'urry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

Earned runs-New- York /. Left on bases .IHVeanf;
!: NewYork, :. First base balls or Powell: on
Meekln O. Struck out--By Powell 2 by Meekin J. Iwo-
base h--Davs Double pays-Tebeau, urasslstaa. PIC
Kean 10 Trbeau HIT by pitcher-By Meekn, 3 tmpircs
Lynch and Andrews Time Of game-20O. Attendance