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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Slblrbrn zines brfannten hentl6=amr
:ifuniIf1en SnurualiI1cu.

Gincinnutt, II. Mui. - $40
rib gilbert Sato6i, felt % Sabren
BrdIiOent Der nGincinnatier 6reie
8refe &c." 1T beute Qbeno in ieiz
nar Wo6nQng gu Sort Sbomas geitorz
ben. @r mar elmer Der @riinOer Der
repu6litanii6sn 8artei in Cincinnati
unb nupoe in 1863 Gompugnon oeS
9rn. 8uItap 6off bonn 'bieIigen
o8oltSblatt. SpGter bsrfaufte er
ieinen Nnt6eil am ,9olt8blutt" an
9rn. 6riB 6uHauref.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
2bu6geri6t in gtuslt6t.

MtGunta. @a.. II. Mai. - 30
bert +, 9abis, Elm etpa feds M3eilen
bon bier, an Der Stone Mountdinz
3oab tpobn6aFter tpeiBer 6armsr,
purbe 6eute frii6 in ieiner No6nung
ermorbet. @iG Qucas. Elm geItern
BON 9abis aus befen 9ienIten entz
laFener gleger, pirb bes 8erbre4ens
bei9uloigt. Gr tit aus feinep WO6z
nl1ng perf9punben unb pirO nit
8lutbunoen berfoIqt. Sin 2pn9gez
rtht ftebt in Mus1iAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
RukTi6e8 6brI6nD

NuBIi9e8 Spri6 Dort.
= 2e6rer: m@lIo, W}dr, mas btiBt
ouf 9euti6: DE Mortui5 nil nIlt
bene?" - Mar: Bon Den Sootln 1ou
man nur 9ute8 iagen.~ - Ge3rer:
nRi9tig! mir qeben isBt BON Der la
teinii4en our 8eI6i6t8itunOe ubsr.
@r5dble mir. mas mir oa8 lebte WfaI
Don ben @r~eueltbuten G]ObtTpierre's
our99enOmmen BADEN" - Y(dr (osr
ONES berge1en bat, nit 8iype): m0e
Mortuis nil nil benGl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
0lhIphen.

= SIM Differ BON SO Sabren 1T an
0onnerItag 6r. 9uptmun cling in iet=
ner Wobnung, Nr. 1926, Safion
Court, geItorben. Die 8eerbigunQ
finbet morgen Na9mittdg 2 lbr itutt.
Der 8eritorbene fam 1866 naa amez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

8enn mir ettpu5 ellen, mas I9per
gu perbuuen 1T, ptrb @~eritopFung berz
urTo6t. Or. Auguft 80nig's 9amz
burger Sropfen iinO elm Mittel, nell
DIES bic urTa9e entfernt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

0ds fam elm Men79 tbun, Der an
Giifenf6mer3en leioet? @r Ioate To-
fort ct. Satob's Oel ge6ruu6en. G5
6eiIt prpmpt 2umbago un0 FART bic
Musteln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

OuA'Pf+N"I| SISuI U"3 H"t|V+S
@nbe eines gu gTeter, nobe Heaz
btng, uuf SnItruftionen barrenOen
~berTpdteten GgpreB5ugea. - 8iele
SobIs unb 8erpunbete.
Rsubin9, 3d., IL. Wtai. - Sine
per9GngniBbole Gouiiion 3pii6en
5pei Perionen3iigen Der n9bilabeI=
p6ia unO Heabing : 8abn" ereignete
If9 tur5 bor 10 ubr beute &6snb gu
Greter, feds Meilen bon bier. Der ST.
preb8ug, tDel3er um bulb 9 u6r BON
6ier nab 9biGabelpbia obgeben ioats,
battle Ii9 berfpGtet unb 6ielt gu @reter
an, I'm ntue SnItruttipnen gu erlanz
cen. Gin @rtra3ug aus 9urrts6urg,
uuf psl6em grturI ioniiten bon Der
g%ntbiiqung 0es 9artranft : 0enlmaIs
5uriitfs6rten, ging 20 Minuten na8
benz GgpreB3uge BON bier ab unO rann<
te Bel @reter nit boqer 0%ampftruft in
ben7el6en binein. Mebrere Maggon8
bes GrpreB3ugs tpurOen bemolirt unb
cine @n3a6l MenT6en ion um'5 &C.
ben qefommen iein. lin Witterno9t
batten bic 6teTigen 8a6nbeamten nod
feline 4ustunft iiber Die 3abl Der Sob
ten un0 8erpunbeten. 8ur3 Dor Miitz
terna4t ipurbe Elm 3ug nit @er3t:n
un0 standardization nu9 benz S6duz
plaBe bes ungliids gei4idt. @reter 1T
cine 6laggenftation unb o6ne 8elsz
pbonberbinbung. Die 9afagiere be5
grfurFions3uges tparen grDBtent6eils
aus NorriStopn, unb mebrere 8etpo6z
ner bieIsr Gtabt iouen Fi8 untsr Den
9oOten unO @ertpunbetsn befinOen.
49fla0elp3iu, 10. Mai. -
Der 4ott5OiQer ggprsB3ug, gegen
pel6en Der GrfurIions3ug gu greter
unpruQte, fam beute fri6 tur3 nu@
Mitterna9t nit mebreren @erlsBtsn al
8orb bier an.
Die 8erteBten finb: 8so, SO. 8uder,
Mitglisb bes 94irabelP6ier @ta0t=
rot65, an ben 8einen 3erIdunoen;
aSranci5 8. @tsm6ef aus Gamben,
SIS, @6rommen an 8opf unb SIR
Der; 6. ". 8eaper unb 9. 8arneD aus
96itabelpbia, G6rammen un0 GOnt1z
fipnen.
1lnter ben 3obten io1en fi4 Sobn
9lingGuff aus ROrriStOpn unO Elm
u~nbsfannter Mann, angs6li8 Elm
8runbsigent6um9 : Ngent, ebenfaIs
aus Nprristppn, befinben. Ql5 Der
3ug ben G8auplaB Der GoGifon psrs
IieB, lag Elm M}ann, Namen5 Street
BON bier, bepuBtlp5 unter ben Sriimz
mern. Die 9aTagiers bes GrpreB3u9e5
bermDgen feline flare Mu8tunft iiber
bic urfa6e Der GoQiion o6sr iiber Die
| 3ubl Der Sobten u.@artpunoeten gu gsz
ben. Die augemeine 4nii4t lit ieOp4,
baB feds 9o1ugiere um'5 2eben to>
men. Der &nga6en Der 8afagiere gu
foGge bemolirte bic 2otomotipe be5
8~fpeiten 3uges bic brei Binteren 8ogz
gons 6es grprsB3ugss, uno oud nre6z
rsre @oggons beg @gtoritOns3u9e5
tpur0en burd ben StOB 3ertriimmert.
Ollie gobtsn unb Die meiIten @erpunz
beten tpurbsn naA 8eabing 9ebra4t,
8unbeSIenator 9enrofe unb 8ensz
u,,~a ar,,6b r,,rsr m,7oo;ars
b.g rxnr.s,,,,g
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m.ax.. .~tcSr+ ~ s.;sn o6,,. o,n.if,r
m,,5onm a,4sb4.4 49,, o;.r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

Der ,Oamenberein" bes Surnper=
rims u@orpdrts" pirD morsen cine
brQmatif6e MISUNDERSTANDING peran>
{fq[ter. Die bonn rOumenperein" eez
ffiftete unb bon 9rn. Otto M. 9uz
brau in fiinltlerif9er Weife berseifeaz
te 9iibneneinri6tun9 pirb an biefem
Q(benb eingepeibt unb gum erifsn Mal
lin 8enubung senommerl. Sur Iuf@
fii6ru..J gelangt bas prsisgetrOnte
MpIer{de 2ufIpiel n0as StiftuHes=
fef,@ in brei often, unter 2eitung bon
Gultap sriebe, nnb perben Die einael=
nen 9oGeu iibernomHten bon 9rn. Wf.
GreiB, syrail Mbele 9rumbiegsi, 5rr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
2Ser6dnsni6poGe eoGiROtt.
&ataffrnpbr auf Der p9leabins Sabu."

Sin grturTions3ug remit nit boiler
Oampffruft gegsn bos bintere
@nbe eines gu Greter, nobe 3eaz
btng, duf Sn3truftionen burrenben
berTpdteten GTpreB5uges. - 8iele
Spbls unb 0ertpunbete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15
Sbrater unb Gnnsert.

9aItIpteI Der gpnrieb16en Sbeaterz
@eTenffaft. = Gin peiterer @rz
folg nit Der MufFii9rune bes 2uf=
fbiefs Der Serr Sendtpr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-15

tertelT unter Den Wer3ten efre9te unO
NnlaB gu allerlei Commentator gab.
Gin Qrst duBerte fi4 3. 9. bdbin,
baB, tpenn ben Stuoenten in ben 3ptz
f6enpouien quite gigarren gratis ge=
liefert piirben, bos @igarettenrau9en
unter Stuoenten balb fein @nbe err
rsi9t BADEN pirbe. Gin anberer
,Siinqer Mesfalap's tpieberum erflGrte,
bub sr leibenf4uftli9e Gigarettenruuz
der femme, tpelfe in &0rperbau unb
&roft Ni6trau6er in S9atten ftelz
len. 3par nurben biefe 8emerfungen
ni9t CUR @rmutbigung bes Gigaretz
tenrauaens 9efagt, aber 1ie tparen bod
elm tleiner 0dmpfer fir gefpifie gerz
fomn, beren Gebensaufgdbe dugenz
fdeinli9 in Der unterOriidang bisIes
nf3redli9en 2afters" gtpfelt.
Or. u. e. Bomb ipra9 Johann iiber
bds Sbemu D8eine Quft fir &in6er."
Gr empfabl bauptfG4li4, bic 8inOer
Bel ieber mOaliAen 9elegen6eit na9
ben Dffentli4en 9arfanlagen gu brinz
gen. Damn tparo Der fanitdre 3u>
ftanb u%nierer Dffentli4en G9ulen be-
ipro4en nno namentli4 auf cine I'M
terfu9ung bes oNrunbel : Clubs"
bingepieien, Der Sufplge aus 101 6iez
figen S4ulgebGuoen Is in gutem, As
in mdBigem, u in f9k6tem uno II
in febr fdle9tem 3utanoe ieien. Die
| idmmtlifen Qerate, tpelds iiber Diez
les Sbema ipru9en, beFirporteten
ernitli9, baB Die 8~uItdnOigen 8eb0rz
ben eifriaer barauf binieben fuutsn,
ben fanitdren 3uitanb in ben Bolts
I6ulen gu befiern; aud tparb Der
5Offnung &asbruf berlieben, bah
bdlO bic 3eit fummen m09s, mo nobls
tbGtig gefinnte Menfaen qr6Bere
| Stiftungen fir Die 8oltsf9ulen ma
den, tpe IS bisbsr fir 6o9I9u(en uno
llniperlitdten ssi4ebeE III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-17
Odds and Ends of sports.

New H,vF>; April 1.-THE first tclcgraphic shoot
eyer held between two American universities was
the score of 1903 to 1,o36.
Ma HAVEN. April ld.-Ncgotiations are in prog
boat and the Annapolis crew. the contest to take
Yale faculty favor the contest.
hiiniiarHd" pi,yor. detoatsi r. II. BHrriss in the frst OF
, nam TGFtT Of T the Es cr"ssc IN 4 A. c. annie III" r rnTaeT w n"T pl sSsri
at tn" city rlubhimusc on Iierrepont street. near
great form. making two runs of IL each, and won
ont in tn" eighth inning, The score was: DR.. Jcn-
ninGs 60. 20 points; 7. II. Burriss 40. ~ points.
The Crescent A. &. Lacross" team opened tho
season at the Bay Ridge grounds saturday after.
noon with 4 Iict%ry oyer the c%lgmDis uniy%rsity
champions were far and away the superiors Of tho
piWcfy tElt. Their attack was csrcctailty, good.
On tn" defensive. too. they showed 4 decided i'm
r !Iss.G c@rry Over Sf iSc crs.ssn,! !" iniS as IN" Il. s% .n%Ts
badly and had to be earned from the hrld.
At tx siAth annual meeting Of the waye Crest Min.
gIa,s m%dsIs by William IL buEpipgHH@ and ono
prizes Will he, raced for IN their respective
in each divisi"H that wins Tie srcatest NUM- "rn
her Of races Will tako the trophies permanently.
Commodore, Edward i. Flynt; v~ice.Commodore, O
/. GRAY Treasurer, J {. Callahan; MeasuTsr, Will
son; Omctai Recorder. Edwin u. nopEinson: Log
Keeper, John j. Msnton; Board OF Trustees. Edward
r.. ~ NJ, W llllhl IL pllElllllpnh nam anu george r, Mar
tin: Delegates 10 tho Model Yacht Racing Union, I'd.
ward +. Flynt. William II. birmingham and o.. /.
Gray.
BosroS. April 1G.-Ncw York will he well repre-.
sented in the Marathon race to be held under tho
auspices Of the b. A. A, next Wednesday. Patriots
Day. over the twenty, Ave mile course between Ash.
land ana Boston, Eight mcn from New York Will
start in n hcld Of twenty-five, Sarlnto Cluru. n
Greek rosidlng IN Boston, = cousin to Louis the
GreoE. who won the Marathon race at Athens whom
the Bpstuutsns competed in the Olympic games, is
one Of the cntr e. The following. men have On.
tered; j. u, Kelly, y. ! McMShom, II. Il, EEgleston.
J.. {. Lynch, ! +. tnr!Ght aud = ~Est9ppcy, Jr, Pas
Yl,oTk; l.. J. hailen, NV York W; sherrine. Canada;
Couro, II. l.. West, Il, 4. McLcnuAu. z sullivan, u.
}. Sullivan, D. T. HtrnGan, D. sullivan, G. 4. Me-
earthly, r.. I. I"ttrr, q. 7. Tyler aud II. II. Potter,
Boston: +. 4. Higgins, Cambridge; J. Il. MAguirc. l..
Bugnuli and A. GrOssman. CamOrldgoport.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-17
New York FenCers in the Lead.

BosToN. April 1G.-The New York men had
everything their own way in the second and
last day OF the fencing championships at the
b. A. A. They captured ono championship.
two seconds and two third places. George
kavanagh of the New York A. c. won the
sabre championship and came within one point
OF winning with duelling swords. The con-
tests were Of the highest possible class and
every bout was close. The point system was
again adopted.
KavanaGh was beaten out for the duelling
swords championship by Manuel De Dia2 Of
the Boston A. A.. De Diaz won by making one
clean score against latham. the Fencers' Club
crack, while the best that kavanagh could do
Feldkamp were tied for third place with Z
points, but Feldkamp put up a fine exhibition
in the extra bout and won out. > points to l
Several new faces were found in the sabre
contestslin Slazenger and Pope Of the New
York A. c.. and Strout and B~uonamice of the
,. A. A. The. championship lay. between
SIazcnger and Kayanagh, finally going to the
latter Ivy one point, u to 20. Kayanngh won
out by clever lunging. together with mastery
sIln-lrm outs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-17
Basketball Notes.

SEA CrIrr. April 1.-THE first and second basket
ball teams of the Woman's Gymnasium class played
n game of two fifteen minute halves at st. Luke's
Hall ON Friday evening. The teams showed marked
Improvement in passing and goal throwing. The
game was both fast and rough. one player losing half
u front tooth and several others were badly battered.
Miss Molly Cam ng, who made her second appear.
ance in q game. threw three out OF four goals for the
second team. The total score was; First team. II
points; second team. 8 points.
The third nights play in the basketball champion
ship at the knickerbockcr A. {. on Saturday night
WAS tho best Of the tournament. The scores In all
three games were close enough to hold the interest OF
the spectators to the end, which WAS close onto mid.
night. The las game between the bay Ridge A. c.
and cleveland teams was probably the most cI.
citing. each team alternating in the lead until toward
the close of the last period. when the Cleveland play
cs scured the basket that captured the game after a
great rally. By winning last night the Knirker-
booker A. c. team has . clean record. three victories
and no defeats. Bay Ridge nd Washington Heights
are in second place with two wins and one defeat.
The Cleveland and Nassau teams each have won a
game and lost two. The Manhattan team has failed
TO win u game. The scores last night were: Nassau
Wheclmen, <, and Manhattan. q; Knickerbocker A.
C., q, and Washington Heights second team, 4;
Cleveland, "a, and Bay Ridge A. C., ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-17
Fencing by Men of Many Nations.

An Informal reception and fencing tourney
was held Saturday night by the Internationa
Fencing Club ut the club rooms. 1873 Eas
Fifty-eighth street. The bouts were Of pecu-
liar interest because Of the contestants being
of SO many nationalities that every pair
illustrated two different schools OF the
art. 1t being a sociable affair. no
decisions were rendered. but the engagements
were too spirited to he termed merely exhibit
tions. The Introductory bout was between n.
NJ. Capdevielle. the club instructor. and G..
Simonelli. the maestro. the former represent
ing the French school and the latter the Italian.
Then came these bouts:
Dir. Lawrence, Fenccrs' club. va. q. T. Cont. l. F.
c.; NJ. Zappla. ]. +. G.. w. 4. A. Scartabella. l. +. c.,
q. Cattanco, Fencers' Club, VS.. T.. De Nllleyardc. /.
+. G.: DR.. Lawrence, vs. Capdeviellc: H.. NJ. Ward. n.
VA. G.. VS.. Iappla: +. L. Sinty. !. +. O., VS.. Simon.
ELI. and +. May, !. F. C., We. IAppla.
The bouts between Siney and Simonelli and
DR.. Lawrence and Capdevielle were especially
fine. and caused much enthusiasm In the
bout first mentioned It was an American
against IN Italian. and in the second
an American against q F~renchman. As
sharp and interesting az any was the meeting
of May and Lappla, they being the only pair to
use sabreS.
Following the fencing there was a musical
and vaudeville entertainment in the parlOrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-17
Yachting Gossip.

The steam Yacht sapphire has been purchased by
Harrison j. DrllmmOnd Of ~. Louis.
The new cutter now building ON the Clyde for
Charles Day Rose will he commanded hy Capt.
Sycamore who sailed the Duke dc AhrlIzGi's Bona IN
her races last season, and who will be r lnumhrrrd
by American yachtsmrn AS second IN command On
Lord Dunraycn's Nalkyrie III.
Bannist"r & Go. Of CuwCs have signed 4 contract
TO supply Ia the cup challenger shamrock all II her
running rigging. II II stated that the gear viii be uf
the highest possible quality, The announcement -
also made that sir Thomas lLptnI's newly acquired
steam yacht has left CowuA for southampton.
The following notice has been cent To- rhr mentors
Of the DouElnstuu Yacht club; - special meeting
Will b" held at the Arena, ~ West Thtrt! first street,
on Wednesday April IL, at : 80 uclock IN the oven.
lng, to- consider and decide IA ~ the alNiwlh.lUy uf
changing til. nam" of til" club, consequent on r..
lh"NAi OF anchorage To Port Washington"
The American Model Yacht Club went into rum.
mission Yesterday. Promptly at IL O'Clock tho nnc
hoaihousc ~ IA" urgani2aiion was tOwed from lis
winter unchurayr and placed III position on tho
foot of Thirty fourth street, South BrOoklS IL. As
soon AZ the house WAS secured Commodore James
congratulated the club ON its prosperous condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-17
Walsh Defeats McGovern.

Andy Walsh, the Brooklyn middleweiGht.
scored n comparatively easy victory over Jack
McGovern Of Ionkers at the Pelican A. C.. on
Saturday night. Tho bout was for twenty
rounds at 14S pounds. Walsh took 1t easy
for six rounds and then attacked Nc
Governs body with terrific blowsi in the seventh
and eighth rounds until the latter was lying
helpless against the ropes. The referee. Frank
Herald. then interfered. sending McGovcrn to
his corner and giving the decision to Walsh.
McGovern showed Il little cleverness. but
hit weakly. which was in marked contrast to
Walsh, who. when he cut loose. sent in slelge-
hammer blows to McGovern's body. Walsh. Oh
the strength OF two draws with Mysterious"
Billy Smith, was a > to ] favorite in the betting.
Jack sullivan and Danny Moore. both of this
city. figured in the first preliminary bout Of
ten rounds. There was a general laugh when
the. weights were. announced as l2S pounds.
Sullivan is a newsboy on Park row and known
under another name. In. the sixth round
tho referee stopped the bout aud awarded
the decision to Moore. Kid Carter OF Brook
Ign and Pete Sheehan OF Bethlehem. Pa.
also Of ten rounds at 40 pounds. It was
uninteresting up to the third round. when
Carter. while making a rush for Shcehan.
Owed through the, ropes and would have
landed on his head only for a spec
tator. In the sixth round Carter said that
he had been hit below the belt. but continued
fighting. He Immediately sent Shechan 10 his
knees with a Jolt on the Jaw. and then finished
his man with q terrific blow over the heart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-17

Another one-sidcd match was decided at the
Greenwood A. C. Saturday night. The contest
ants were Frank WonGo. a full blooded Indian.
and owen Icgler. Wongo essayed to face Xicg-
Ter for twenty rounds at 1856 pounds. Wongo
apparently does not know tae first rudiments
OF the manly art. After being knocked
down In the first round and almost out he was
permitted to stay for the second round. /ieg-
Ter then made "A punching bag out of him. and
finally put the Indian to sleep. The last knock
Ziegler dealt was a hard one. and 1t was fully
five minutes. before mis- rival came to. The
briefuess Of the bout Disguised the sports. nnd
some of them hooted as they left the club
house.
Eddie Smith Of Brooklyn and Jack Ryan of
New York had an interesting tilt in the open
ing struggle. They met for ten rounds at
catchweights. Smith managed to stay six
rounds and then was knocked out
The second go" brought together Tommy
Moran Of Brooklyn and Danny Duane OF New
York. The latter took the place of Andy Rambo
Of Philadelphia. The result was Il draw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-17
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
Inc metropolitan Racing Season Will Open
To-Day ut Aqueduct,

lhis Is a Joyous date for horsemen and reQu-
Tar Ioilowers OF racing on tho local circuit. as it
marks the opening OF the season in the metro
politan district. The scene OF the welcome
curtain raising Is at Auueduct under the
auspices OF the Queens County Jockey Club,
ana elaborate preparations have boon made
'or the event. The grand stand and clubhouse
"re respondent In a new coat OF paint, the
prominent colors being ecru and pale green
Ahew covered stand at the other side OF the
ring Is similarly dccked out. and It will prove
a boon for the speculative contingent. who
rarely seek q vantage point until the signin-
cant cry OF " They're off " rings out. The big
whaleback wooden promenade Is spick and
span as a parlor floor. and the balance of tho
lhclosuro reserved for spectators is freshly
covered with rolled cinder.
Inc rain which fell from morning until sun
set Yesterday somewhat interfered with the
plans OF trainers at the course. The arrivals
during the day included James Rowe's horses
from Brookdalo: those Of Jack Joyner, Tom
thhealey and William karriek from Morris Park
pner, ,wynndhaamn Walden erN ". z. ba al a. and Sarf r.
BHr rniEih1etSyn 55Sm genainssi and 4 lot from
land. 4; lakeland, Tom Barrett. r.. Glare.
S 1at Ts Boden npd Charles 0xx. ,superintcnd.
emf tucker said that the rain had not hurt tho
TROUBLE of sending out the sprinkling carts.
the Carter Handicap lie pe Of si.6 i q az so the O ehie Ti az,
fraction. This event will be run as usual over
the short seven-furlong course. the chute hav-
Ing been widened thirty feet to accommodate
what promises to be. q large field. Twenty-one
candidates are still left in. but several OF these
We're mentioned last nigh, as doubtful starters.
the stable colony are, King Barleycorn, the
Crescent City Derby winner: Sir Florian. that
Morris,s highly tried Lanky Bob. and w. c,
DAILY = Bennings surprise, Danforth.
JOCKEYS Tor the star event were I'm preat do
mand yesterday. Should Danny Maher con-
sent to ride he will probably have the mount
pilot kinnikinic.' Hamilton may handle Lam.
bent. Matthews is named to ride Lanky Bob,
and King Barleycorn will be in the hands OF
Producing the clever lightweight Odom, and
sack Will be up on the chosen one from W. G..
Days stable.
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Rowling Ganls, ro.Nichr.

The sun Individual Championship Tournament
Holden, Fries and Roster, az tho Gormania Assem-
bv Rooms alleys.
ArCadr-Etaudard Us. Spartan. at the Arcade alleys.
Harlem League Be,v,drrr. trIcndShip and MORN
Ingsidc, At Thum X kahlslurt's alleys.
lorkIllle Lcagu"- RNrriLlc NJ. :, Premier ADD
West Harlem, at the Nillag" Club alleys,
Arlington National Tough Rider. Welcome and
AurauIa, at the Arlington Hall alleys.
Morning Newspaper League Individual TOurnA-
iucnt SIddAll. Boyle and MacLauchlan; Strawinski,
Kncrht and Perkins. at the Gcrmania Assembly
Rooms alley $50 y. NJ.
Carrlthers Three. Men Team ament-Al
vs.. Echo, al the Elephant club alleys.
Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long Island. Class A.
Orient Whcclm"n ", south Brooklyn Whcclmon. Al
Peterson n alleys,
Borough National Palace. Aurora and fraternity.
At MOhrmAnn's Palace Allsys.
DE- kalb ClgUC-WashlugtOn Irving, Cedar and
BushwlCk. al kirchners alleys.
uNnrth hld"-';oli"He ". klondike. kniCkrrbocker
vs., Tuesday night, at the North Side Palace alleys,
Twenty-siNth Ward Homestead, Eccentric and
Manhattan, at Bre!tkopf's alleys.
Interstate League buffalo ". OleAn. at Buffalo.
Essex County America Is. Dewey and Post once,
at MontgUIneTys alleys.