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RESULTS ON OTHER TRACkS.


81. Louis June 2p.-Cloudy and cool weather cut
down the attendance at the fair grounds this after.
noon though there was q stake race aud Ave other
good events on the card The track was fast and
betting was lively summaries:
First Race-Selling; six furlOngs Hi kolor lOI IT.
Burns, to !. won John Comet, loI tJenkiusl. 2
to and to I. second; Iron Chancellor luI "a Nor
rison) 70 to |. third. Time l:iG.
Second Race-One mile aud an eghth-S Sir Gauan
W FROST. to 8, won Sir Rola ~ Southland to
and even, second; Judge Steaimsn, lOd CohleyJ,
TO third. Time, l;5da
Third Race Six and u half Acknowledgements.
1Oi IT. Burns, 10 g. won Loving Cup, 10 tHouck,,
to and eNel second; Lady Osborne. ~ Dominick'.
80 20 ]. third. Time 121A,
Fourth Race-Selling. the Missouri; six furlongs:
purse s3.5OO-Southern Girl, IOi Thorpe to !.
won; Thrive 100 Frost. 3 to and q to 4, second;
Alice Turner. 4eb Mcintyre, IL to }. third. Time,
l.l<l
Finh Race-One mile and twenty yards-1.ady
1903 ID pminick TX tu T. won Forget Not,
81 lHOuck, . to and even, second: Mth towthorpc,
Ill r. Burns). ~ to 3, third Time, l42A
sixth Race-Selling: one mile-Midian. ITO tMCln-
tyre, X to g. won: Danish vB Frost to and 3 To
3, second; Ladas. 70 tDominick', 800 to ]. third
1 a
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The foury year. old Chestnut hlly Maud Emperor
By Emperor wilkes Is said t. have paced quarter
in gsle seconds at the Lexington tiA,L last week.
The mile was in ?:lI
COHAssFT Mass, June 2H,-1huma- ". Lawson :
show horse Trinity died from pneumonia NJ Law
sons summer place here Yesterday, after ten day =
sickness. Trinity, suZly and with his mate Chimes
captured sxtytwo blu" ribbons IN this country and
Europe.
Probably many who know Of the fast horses own %,
10y II. q. hAvemeyer wonder why none uf them are
ever driven by him on III roads and Speedway Of
this CITY. As matter Of tact. Mr. Ha,rmCyrr takes
lot of pleasure sitting behind his flyers. Two or
three times q week h" visits Carl BURR. COmac.
L. l., WheT his horses are kept i'll framing and i'm.
proNisCd races are mad" up, with Mr.. HaNcmrycr,
Carl Burr and CAL Burr. IT.. handling the ribbons
often three races occur during all afternoon the
sugar king driving with all the technique and hnlsA
of a professlnMal.- - rOtter and Pdcsr
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POLO.
Schedule for the Tournament at Cedar
hurst.

Schedule Tor the tournament at CEDAR
hurst.
Interest In polo next week will contre in tho
tournament at the Rockaway Hunting Club.
Play on Monday and Tuesday will be for the
Blizzard cups the second teams OF Meadow
brook and Philadelphia playing on Monday
and Lakewood and Rockaway second on Tues
day. On Wednesday and Thursday play will
be for the Ladies cups. Meadowhrook and
Rockaway meeting on the first and Deeyon and
Philadelphia first on the second day. The Biz
zard cups final will bc on Friday and the same
match for the Ladies' cups on SATURDAY. All
the matches begin at 4 80 =. NJ. The days for
the Cedarhurst Challenge Cup aud added CUPS
will be arranged on July u. The Cedarhurst
Challenge Cup Is the gift OF a member OF the
Rockaway Hunting Club II Ia played for an
nualiy at Cedarhurst. The record is
1895. won by Rockawsy second team; 1895. won
by Rockaway second team; 1877 won by country
Club OF Wcstchester; 1878, won by Meaduwbrook
PHILADELPHIA. June 2p.-In to-days play
for the Alden Cup on the Philadelphia Country
Club polo field, the Devon team showed itself
TO be one OF the strongest in the country
by defeating tho Myopia. captained by II. j..
Agassz. Devon won by the score Of Ia to
goals. Unfortunately MS the result OF the re.
cent troubles In the Myopia ranks over the en-.
name the team here to- day did not represent
the clubs greatest strength as neither iShaw
nor Holmes would play The teams and handi.
CAPS were.
Mvopia George II. Norman. =; II. L. A9assiz, X;
X. NJ. Appleton. 8; +. BlackwOod FAY. .. Total. 25
Devon--C. X. Snowden. ~ g.. W. kendrick. .;
Charles Wheeler. .; George Mcfadden =. Total. 10.
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Carrier Pigeon Race.
Special cubt Dss,ateh to THE srS

NptcIdE tdbIf UtFpdTch 70 Tx BUN
LONDON. June % Tho Prince OF Wales and
the Duke OF York have won the first and second
prizes in the carrier pigeon race from Lerwick.
Shetland Islands The birds were liberated at
3 o'clock on the morning Of June ~. and the
first one. owned by the Prince OF Wales. ar
rived at Sandringham Hall. tho Princes resi-
dence in Norfolk at 2:3O o'clock in the after
noon. having flown the 5lO miles in II 4 hours.
The race was to tho homes Of the owners Of
the various pigeons. which are in different
places In England
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SHAMROCK DoCKED = r soUTHAMpToN
She Grounded in tho Mud on Hythe, but
Was soon Got OF.

Spseisi caLi, Dtipaiches 10 TnH Sos
SOUTHAMPTON. June 29.-Sir Thomas Lip
tons cup challenger Shamrock remained on
Hythe last night and was locked to-day to be
fitted with spars and sails Tho greatest se-
crecy is still observed and no one Is allowed
TO go near her.
The Shamrock grounded in the mud off
Hythe last evening rs she entered Southamp-
ton water She was soon got OH and towed
into deep water. A slight indentation Is OH
servabe on her bows. caused by her collision
with the tug Excelsior at her launching.
The Shamrock was lowed into port this alter
noon and shipped her steel boom. after which
she was taken back to her moorings of Hythe.
where she will be fitted up.
LONDON. June % - Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Berosford says that the Shamrock is
all that brains. time and money can do to make
a perfect yacht. He is sure that the contest
with the Columbia will lie OF the most sports.
manlike character.
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Il is now settled that the members Of the
Yale Harvard team will he seen in public at
the games OF the Knickerbocker A. c. at Ba-
yonne. " j. the day before they sail for Eng
land to compete against oxford and Cam
bridge. The programme Of the Fourth OF July
carnival has been changed to meet the wishes
Of the college representatives and to allow the
men to indulge in public trials and settle all
disputed points as to the personnel Of the
team and tho events in which they will com
pete. President James +. sullivan yesterday
received the following letters from the trainers
OF Yale and Harvard. indicating that the ma
Jorty OF the team will be in the games:
Inclosed please Ind tho entries If d. Boardman
II. b. Smith and G. b. splitter. Yuu can enter the
following also: lnu-yard dash. G. Dupe- and +, A.
Blount. $50 yard run. hIndlcsp.J. Adams aud W. d.
Bremen one mile run, {. h. Palmer. | will try and
get the rest Ia compete. Sincerely.
A. f. CorLANp.
WORD about the games on July Fourth. ! shoIIh
like to have my two distance mon II. h. CLARK and
ward record Of 10 minutes II 40 seconds, our
college men have had very Little racing over IA mile.
Have just written COPELAND of Yale, asking II he
would like to put his man Palmer who Is to be
Nale's man in the thre5-mIle run in England in this
two mile race. Now, if you have open broad
jump handicap or scratch, our G. u. DAILY will Iumr
n that His Last three performances are. 80 fee,
~ in hes at Val" aud Harvard EamcH. MAY IL: -
feet ~ inches nj intercollegiate meet, May - and
80 feet Il inches At New England A. A |. cham
faster than Harvard'- we would just auon ran
AGAINST that. expect now that our whole team will
hav. Cambridge on 81" sd of July. and 81 4ttrr.'
IourGaines. IuurS truly, JAMS q. LNIHRur.
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Diysion-Supremc Court. Recess
supreme Court Appellate Term Adjourned for
the term. Special Term Part l. Motion calendar
called at 1880 4. NJ Part II, -EI.partr matters.
Part III-CIosr Motions. P.e'rrrrd cause Nos.
t5la 1891, A;22I. Part N.-Cas" unfinished.
Law and fact No. 34in. Iarmudy rs. CIImrdA .
Part N.-Cl"ar. Cases from Part ~. Part VI
Clear Gases from Part ~. Part yll. Al.
journed for the term. Trial Term - Part II -
Clear. Preferred rans"s Nos. lI"Ste, l5uota. p7s2
5Iu6 64sO G57H Ha;is 'nl5 Parts Ill, ", v. VI
VII VII. aud NI-Adjourned FOX the term
Trial Ierm-rart * Ease ON, SO. 1890, ,Ihnrnr
calendar. Part NII-C"ar. Gases from Part II.
Surrogatc's Court-ChAmbcrE, Notion calendar
called Vt 1879 A. NJ, lurpro bste-WiIis Of ANNE
A. CurrIgan. Isabella V. kennedy, william Clarke
Thomas Flanagan. Daniel WASHER, Charles Leusch
Sarah C. SChlOttrr, at 1890 4. NJ: James IenihAn
at p. NJ, Trial Term Nos; l452; 40" l4i5 lI7u,
lAHS. Matter of Timothy ID. Hall matter nf James
VI. conner, at $50 y NJ No, l+t3, will of VII.
liam Murphy. at p, VI.
CITY Court-Sperial rerm.-C'urt opens ut IN \.
~ Motions. Trial FERN - Part l. Case IN No
1881, Bopp W. S,rhlmiller No day ,Gal"ndar
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-C Clear. Short Causes-SVs, 1891, 1GaI. 800, f579
2lpT, I6I3.
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Observation-Disclosures, &c.

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IL line, self.feedinR machine.
MY. BIZ ."KBOnk co. LaiRht st.
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Australian and English trirketers Begin n
Match Mt Leeds.

Special Cob'> DtSpdich 10 THE SUS.
LoSpoN. June - The Australian aud Eng
lish cricketers began a match at Leeds TO day.
The Australians scored ~ runs in their first
inning England then went in and made 10
runs for four wickcts The match will con-
tinue three days
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Brother to Henry of Navarro and The
HmguenOt BrIngs %1,6OO.

The sale Of J.. .. Applehy's Silver Brook year
lingS. which took place yesterday before the
ShcepShead Bay races began. was the means
uf attracting big crowd Of hOrsemen to the
Eastei radtlccks opposite the entrance. The
star OF the sale was Of course the brother to
Henry Of Navarro and The liusu"not. a hand
som" chestnut colt 10y knight OF Ellersic-
Moss Rose. for which the competition was spr-
tied. John Maiden opcned proGce1 nGs with
$1,000 bid. which was. quickly liited
10 $500 hv Eugene Leigh. and then
TO 81 600 hy Phil Dwyrr Julius Bauer, trainer
for Bromley & Co. offered - .lOO and Dwyer
raised II to 81. 800. Bauer outstayed the 9th
ers and secured the colt Tor S.iiOO 4 brother
TO the good twO-vear- old Withers went To L j
Dwyer Tor $4,000. ard c. 4. Patterson gave
So lUOfOr handsome colt by knight Of FlIers-
lle-LizZic Ickwirk. Following are the best
prices:
Chestnut colt by Knight Of Ellerslie-Kaue;
T. NJ. Taylor. ..... .. ........... .......-.. $3.50
Dryer ........ ..... -. ..... ....... .... 5000
Bay colt by knight of ElerShr-helliuA-
!. Hedy $50
Chestnut colt by knight of Eilcrslie-Silyer
Blue. l.. V. Bell. ............... ...... LOCO
Chestnut colt by Knight Of Elerslie-MOss
Rose: BROMLEY 4 uo.....,...,....,.......... $500
Bar colt By knight Of Ellerslie-Lizzie Pick
wick; c. T. Patterson. 49,. ........ .... 800
Bay colt by Knight Of Elleple-Disdem,
John Huggins - ........... '............... 500
Bell ,,..,-. 49,. 600
W. Walden ......- .......... 600
Total for twenty three head sold, t22, 30 Average
per head $3.50.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y y y \ IT n N.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave BY way ut DU"
N,u4 4. VI Springfield ana Wurceste.. $50 p VI.
10 uuA.N thew London and Providence" 1900 = NJ.
sIO;O2 M, "New London ana ProNidenc".I ." IN.
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s5.UuP NJ New London aIrI Providence, Il l:nuP NJ
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ST. Ou J. M."Nrw London amt Providence. d:2D 4, VI.
"Run- daily, including SUNDAY.
tfBiN stat Limited all paTlOr ralS, fare. 81, IN
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tAir Line Limited, arrives and departs from Park
S,IIArr Station. Boston. Return service hour
and 10y same route. sWll stop At ~ ,th st.
THROUGH TAtlur and sleeping cars 10y each tram.
q, 7. HEMPSiEAD. Gen Pass. Agent.
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BR,proRp June 2o.--The largest crowd of the
week watched the harness horses at the driving park
hi, afternoon. Two unfinished races were com.
nlcted The second 2:2+ trot by tho
fayorite Gale In the other events long shot horses
won Baron Wood captured the 2:l7 trot Gov.
bushnell CAPTURED the - pace, and SylNauia won
the 2 20 trot. summary:
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between the time you place an advertisement ~
THE Sun and the time you realize the results II
vou accom- mediate city boLrders and conduct trst-
class summer resort 1t will be we'll to bear this in
mlud-AaV.
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HUDSON AND COxSACKIE BOATS,

Leave foot Of Christopher II. every week day at q
l.. N . connecting with II. d A. r. II
Saturdays, commencing July |, an extra boat the
ONTEokA At 1850 i. NJ. for Catskill. with annex
boat to Hudson.
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CENTRAL...HUDSO BOATS.

NEWHVKt: line Her n. =, r., daily. P N, !
Saturdays. = p. NJ; SUNDAYS. . A. VI Saturdays
West I2pth ST. 3:25 l. SUNDAYS u:21 A. VI.
POREEFS1E LiNEi Pier -, y. r.. q p. NJ.
daily, except SUNDAYS.
KINGSTOS LINE: West 10th ST, daily, eN.
cap: Saturdays and sundays 7. NJ: %rst r., ri ST.
10 L NJ: Saturdays. =. NJ. West l2ph St. 40
=. NJ, landing at West Point. Sewhurg. New Ham
burg Marlboro. Milton. Pc keepsIc and Esopns con.
Meeting =. Kine-t n with u. and d H. K tor all
points in the titskills.
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Fast Travelling to Sulkies at Granite state
Park.

DoyFR y II. June 2s.-The fcatnr" Of TO days
racing ut Granite State Park was the handy way IN
which Iilory trimmed Baker, the faNOrte Of the
30 trot in the NTH heat after the frrmcr LAi won
two heats and CRutGbile two. GLORY took the next,
and the fnlsh was put over until tomorrow. Favor
lies won in the other two races Summaries:
2:Ia class. trotting; purse 5000
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STONINCTON LINE
alh liIps WIZ " 'llIi'''u hNl NJ M
WITCH LINE
MOntauk Steamboat CO. (Ltl)
For Block Island, Orient, GreenpOrt,
shelter Island, SOuthold
and Sag Harbor.

Steamers viii leave rier -. f. L. foot Wall st..
daily except sunday. and July ~ at > 80 =. NJ
On saturdays at l'ol + NJ. Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays steamer stops at IS Iutholh AMI Orient
p" The - plriaH Auai El sFf&S- ". ,,, Island
about $500 Sunaa! morning
~ II