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New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
ROWING.
COLUMBIA CREW BUSY AT PoUGHKEEPsIE
-FREsHMEN WIN A RACE


Poughkeepse n. Y. June 9-With the arrival OF
n shell for the varsity time by
the varsity and freshmen the official course
and race between doubles representing the
varsity and freshmen substitutes, this evening has
been an eventful one for the Columbia colony OF
oarsmen.
The new shell paper one, made by Waters OF
Troy on lines similar to the boat used by the vic
torious lcrew Of 1895. arrived on the steamboat
Martin this afternoon. Or. Peet decided that the
boat could not be rigged in time for this even
ing, and ordered the out In their old boat. The
freshmen left the boathouse after the varsity.
At the two-miie point the varsity picked up the
waiting freshmen. and the two crews rowed an
exciting TO the finish Both crews pulled in
fine form.
Before the regular crews practised this evening
the postponed race between the varsity and fresh
man substitutes took place on two-rnlle course,
finishing at the boathouse. Irvine and Bradley,
who defeated the other pair OF freshman substi-
tutes on Wednesday. represented the junior crew.
with Strebigh coxswain. The varsity substitutes
Mitchell and McClay, with Begue as coxswain.
The contestants had an even start but the long.
strong stroke OF the freshmen gave to them an ad-
vantage which increased their lead at every stroke
and they finished ahead by length.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

The Brooklyn team continues 20 climb UP the
baseball ladder OF fame. and It's nearest rivsl
Boston. did not play, the home team further m
creased It's lead yesterday in the race for Il.
League championship. The game was between IN
Brooklyn and Cincinnati teams. and the home MIA.
captured its twelfth consecutive victory and N.
fourth win over the Porkopolitans." IL wa,
spendidly played game throughout. Brooklyn v,,
ming by superior all-around work. Dunn pltcs.x
with telling effect right through and his sunco,
was as nearly perfect as that Of any other gam. q,
this neighborhood In many day. Dahlen dld sou.
excellent work In the field. as usual. while Daly,
work at second base and Farrell's work behind ~.
bat could not have been excelled While IN. s..
was close the home players seemed 10 have a..
game well in hand throughout Score:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
LARCHMONT

LARCHMoNT YACHT CLUB SPRING RACES.
The Regatta Committee OF the Larchmont Yacht
Club, consisting Of John F. Lovetoy. chairman;
Howard w. Coates and Frank Hardy, gives the
following information about the spring regatta OF
the club. which is to be sailed on Saturday. June
II. The preparatory signal for the start will be
given at u:3o a. M. and the competitors viii be
classified according TO their racing length. This
regatta Is not open to all, and the following clubs
have been invited to enter their boats: the New
York. Eastern, Seawanhaka Corinthian Atlantic
American, New Bedford, New-Haven New-Ro-
chelle Cornthian of Marblehead, Hull Indian
Harbor. Riverside. Horseshoe Harbor Corn THAN
Yacht Club of Philadelphia Sea Cliff Knicker-
booker. Huguenot Shelter Island and Manhasset
Bay yacht clubs.
Prizes will be offered in each class in which two
yachts start with the intention OF completing the
course. and second prize will be given when four
or more yachts start with like intention. and when
fYe or more yachts start a third prize win be
given. The time Of no yacht will be taken unless
che shows her number. assigned for the season,
on her mansail above the reef points.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
PRACTICE AT GALES FERRY.
IMPROVEMENT SHOWN IN THE YALE EIGHT

IMPROVEMENT SHOWN 1N THE YALE EIGHT
FRESHMEN ARRIVE
New-London. Conn. June (speciaD.-Dr. Percy
Bolton, OF New-York. arrived at Gales Ferry this
morning to assist Dr. Gaaudet in coaching the
Yale crew. With ex-Captans Cowles and Arm
strong there four experienced coaches
handling the men, who rapidly getting into
fine form. To-day being cooler. the crew did moro
work than usual. Several short stretches were
rowed during the morning, with long intervals of
instruction in the handling OF the oars. Browns
irregularty in blade work has worried DR. Gal
laudet considerably. but to-day he seemed TO have
improved, giving the starboard side OF the boat n
smoother appearance. This evening the crew came
down TO the starting point OF the regular
and rowed couple OF miles.
This afternoon the Yale freshman crew arrived
at New-London. The Yale launch came down and
took the boys up to Gales Ferry. where they are
quartered near the varsity eight This evening
DR.. Bolton and Dr. Gallaudet put the freshmen
Thames
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING. Brooklyn Jockey Cluo' "i"'
end. 2:30 p. m. Meadow
coI,r-Members' handicap, Dyker MeaHo" ,o,s
Golf Club: open tournament, & rowe, hondican
Cmh. Newburg, n. Y: members naluI CO.,
tor Presidents Cup. Morris county Soi,
Ciub. members tournament, MARINE en, an
Field Club: annual tournament oI .ne 'ont
exchange. Baltusrol: puonc .oul uesroan
Van Cortlandt Park; mem mempTrS watch St An
drews against Lakewood Golf Cluo, La s
as. cchoonmaker Cup contest. Plainnelu'
Apawamis against Wee Burn Goil oIuo; ,.,and
v: Harbor Hill against Staten Isa, ,''nd
Cr,clet club. New-Brighton; EnsIewoou
atnst Richmond County. staten lsiahu'
n.as,dent's cup tournament, Fairfield Couh-
ty Golf Club. vorr
,rrr. .ETICs.-Annual games New-fork
Athletic club Travers Island. $50 p m
cvcrING.-Races. Ambrose Park. South
Brooklyn, 2:30 p m.
YACHTING -Manhasset Bay Yacht Cluo,
snecial races; opening. New-Jersey aa iaon'
Club: Philadelphia Yacht Club speciai lo.9.'
LACROSSE. 49, Crescent Athletic ,,.n Huo
against Montreal Athletic Ci"o' Day mug
4 p. m. 1,,. o,os,
cprCKET-Montclai Cricket Club against
peterson Cricket Club, Paterson: hnlckel
booker Athletic Club against ManlS.'~r, Ht Tuo~ao
Ravonne. ~ j.: Kings County -, onia-
against Brooklyn. Prospect Rark lASs1ord AS9ond
ton championship game); staten n,onship
against New-York League cnampion,sin,p
esmer Livingston. Staten Island; Brooky,
secord eleven against Paterson. Rrospec.
psrk. Manhattan against Nelson Prospect
Park. cu,,h
CANOEING.-Races, Brooklyn Canoe Ciuo'
Gravesend Bay. ...,u.,, C,ub
LL-Knickerbocker Athleuc GIuo
against orange, Orange oval; iale eainst
prnneton Princeton: Pennsylvania agaihst
IIorrsrd Cambridge; New-York Athietc
Club against Brown, Providence; FOREMAN foarf,n,,s
AGAINST Manhattan. Fordham' ""'ia'"'
seainst Dartmouth. Williamstown'
SHOOTING Brooklyn Gun Cluo; unlon
Course: Yale against Princeton, fr,nce'oi'
n. j.; Portland Gun Clno for'i""u '"0
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
YALE AND PRINCETON TO-DAY.
THE SECOND GAME IN THEIR BASEBALL
sERIEs-WORK OF COLLEGE CREWS.

THE SECOND GAME IN THEIR BASEBALL
sERIEs-WORK OF COLLEGE CREWS.
There will be battle royal on the college base
hall diamond this afternoon, when Yale meets
Princeton on the New-Jersey campus for the Sec
ond game in the series. Princeton departed from
Yale field last Saturday in much chastened spirit
The Tigers had gone to New-Haven. flushed with
their victories Harvard and believing that
they could down the Yale men on their home
grounds Yale however administered a most
signal defeat allowing the Tigers single tally
nor a single safe hit. Yale's victory was so COM
plete at every point and the play OF her whole nine
was so consummate that not a few Ell supporters
look for a victory at Princeton to-day Princeton,
of course will make stupendous effort TO win,
and so bring chance Of playing off the tie. which
in that event will be fought next Saturday IN this
city Yale has had no hard contests during the
week. having won an easy victory from Amherst
Harvard rather surprised her desponding sup
porters by winning game from Holy Cross at
tainly take brace and win the second game In
the University OF Pennsylvania series. This will
be played at Cambridge this afternoon The
Quakers won the first game at Philadelphia on
May 20. If the Crimson manages to secure the
victory this afternoon tie game will be played of
at Boston next Tuesday.
The Yale and the Princeton freshman mines have
# il would be Impossible TO play on the tie as ar
rangements cannot be perfected for meeting OF
The Columbia crews at POushkeePsie and the
Yale crews at NeW-DOnQOn are stlll tne only ones
that are practising the courses where the final
races will be rowed. The extremely trying weather
of the last week has nterfered considerably with
the work OF all the college crews. Coach Gal
laudet, OF Yale. has been fairly lenient with his
men. There are reports that the Yale oarsmen are
not showing especially brilliant time In their work,
but the coaches seem satisfied, and II Yale coach
is satisfied that fact argues well for the
dtion of the team Reports as to the condition OF
the Harvard crew. despite the many changes that
have been made are much more encouraging. and
few critics venture to assert that the form OF the
Harvard boat Is the whole better than Yale's.
The Crimson Oarsmen will go to New-London on
Monday. and will put In a hard two weeks and a
half of work there.
Among the public which loves the sight OF a good.
rousing boat race. close at hand. there is regret
at the announcement that the varsity four-me
race at Poughkeepse will be rowed in midstream
instead Of along the shore. This decision is based
upon the fact that the currents and tides so
variable that the shore works disadvanta
ously and unfairly to some OF the crews
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

London June 9.-The Cambridge University men
q, ,be cr,cket match with the Australian team
were all out to-day for 1876 runs in their first In
nings. a.. ,,,..ra,,,ps e.,
their first innings had scored 35l runs for seven
wIckets down.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
YACHTING.
BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB HEGAIIA
The forty-second annual regatta OF the Brooklyn
Yacht Club will be started on Gravesend Bay on
Monday. June le. and the following races Will be
sailed: schooners eO-foot class sloops, cutters and
yaw1s 3e-foo 8O-foot and 25-foot classes catboats
30 foot 2foot and 2foot classes The yachts VIII be
started westward imaginary line north
west and southeast off the clubhouse, and will fin
ish eastward across the same line The courses
will be eighteen and one-balf, fifteen and ten miles
according to the classes and valuable cups Will be
given in each class. There is a time limit of six
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
CRICKET.
CRICKET GAMES FOR TO-DAY.

What should prove the most interesting cricket
match played far this season will take place to-
day at Bergen Point where the crack team of the
Knickerbocker Athletic Club will meet the Man
hattans in a championship game OF the Metropoli-
tan Leagues series. The Knckerbockers are the
present champions OF the league. and the Manhat-
tans are considered their most dangerous opponents
There will DE several other interesting games to-
day. Staten Island will meet Ncw-York at Liv-
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
LACROSSE.

THE CRESCENT AND MONTREAL TEAMS TO MEET.
The Montreal lacrosse team, one OF the strongest
teams in the senior division of the Canadian AS
sociation, will play the Crescent Athletic Club Ia
crosse team to-day at the Crescent grounds. Bay
Ridge The Crescent team has not been deteated
this season and as Il has defeated the Excesiors,
of Brampton, and the Toronto University players
a fast game is expected.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
OUTLAWS OUT OF CHICAGO.

Chicago. June BY a vote OF % to the Asso-
ciated Cycling Clubs OF Cook County, In which are
represented fifty cycling organizations OF Chicago.
decided TO run all its races under sanction OF tho
League Of American Wheelmen, the National Cy-
cling Association getting one vote This is regarded
az a decisive victory for the League of American
Wheelmen, as It decides thA control OF racing in
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

MR. sTRAUs BREAKS A SPEEDWAY RECORD
Nathan straus lowered the quartermie record on
the Speedway on Thursday. when he sent his trot-
ter Cobwebs that distance in 20 seconds, without
break No one Is allowed 20 drive Cobwebs but
Mr. straus himself and the horse knows his mas
ter's voice, and obeys orders almost as well as
dog The two are fast friends. Sterilized milk at
n penny glass goes faster on a hot day In the
tenement district than Cobwebs does when his
master chirrups TO him.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
NEW YORK

Earned runs-New-fOrk, 3: Cleveland, .. Stolen hssss
-Lockhead Shreckongost Two-base hi,s-Doyle. Lock-
head Grady Meekn, Schreckongost. Three-base hit
Meekin. Home run-Hariey Double plays-vsn Hsliren
and Grady; Davis and Doyle; Carsey (unaSssed. Fis,
balls-On Meekin I. Struck out--By Meekin. Q
Passed baI-schreckongost wild pitch-csrsey. Fin,
base by errorsNewYorS, 8; Cleveland, 2 Left bases
-New-York 3; Cleveland, 5. Time-1:3S. Umpires-
O'Day and McGarr. Attendance. go.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
THE RACETRACk.

cpAvEsEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
The entries and weights for to-days races at
Gravesend arc as follows;
rnsr RAcr-HIGHwEIGH HANDICAP; for all ages
r,,-tov
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
WASHINGTON, 1; PHILADELPHIA, Q.

Philadelphia, June 9.-Washngton and Philadel-
phia were playing a wretched game when rain
stopped II in the hfth inning. Padden put
OF the game by Umpire Smith for talking back.
The score follows:
r. X. q.
Phiiadeiuhia ............:.....2 2 80 II
Batteries-McFsriand, Baker and Mcclure Fraser and
Douglass
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

Earned runs-Cfncinnau q BROOKLYN ri,s, ba.. ~.
errors-Brooklyn. l. Left on bases-l,ncnn,u q pe.W ~
lyn, - First base on bslls-On Phillips g. Of Drnn
struck out-By Phillips g. by Dunn Three IA ~.
-9llller DAILY: Two base hs-Kelley 2 DahIen sac
rlhce hlt-Dablen: Stolen bases-Kesy DahIen DoIM.
plays-Phillips McPhee and Beckley Miller ana Rail-.
Dahen and Casey Hit by pItcher-By Phillips l. Passed
OF game-l:40 Attendance-i50O '' i'i"7
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
THE TArLENDERs LEAVE rowv

New-York made 1t four straight from Cleveland
at the Polo Grounds yesterday. The latter maas
a bold bid to win. tieing the score twice The win
ming run was due TO an error by Tucker Tn,
cinches left town last night. Score:
a N-r,rr-
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
PILLSBURY IN FRONT RANK.
RESULTS OF THE EIGHTH ROUND IN THE
INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNAMENT.

INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNAMENT.
London June 9.-Round eight Of the Berger sys-
tenn ruled the pairing for the eighth round of the
international chess masters tournament, at st.
Stephens Hall Westminster I'm this CITY, to-day,
and the players were engaged in the following
order: Bird agt Tschigorin, Cohn agt Mason.
Schlecher agt. Backburne Showalter agt. Lasker,
Pillsbury agt. Stentz, Lee agt. Tinsley; Janowski
and Maroczy had byes
The results up TO the adjournment were as fol-
lows Bird lost to Tschigorin, Schlechter beat Black
burne Pillsbury beat SteinitZ and Lee and Tlnsley
drew. In the evening session Lasker beat Show
alter and Conn disposed OF Mason.
The scores OF the contestants up 10 date follow:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

or the more important tournaments to be played
to-day the annual handicap Of the Stock Exchange
AZ Raltusrol should prove well worth the journey
IN see The conditions are eighteen holes, medal
play. and the start will be made at p. m In au-
dtjon 10 the usual handicap and runner-up cups,
,hero will be booby prize for the player returning
the poorest score. Al the Van Cortandt INKS IN, the
third semi-annual tournament for the Morosln cup
ia 70 be played and almost fifty entries have
been received there will be no lack OF competlt9rs
Among the days team matches the meeting be
tween The Harbor Hill and the Staten Island cricket
clubs AT Brighton Heights. and that between me
Richmond County and Englewood clubs at Rlcn-
mond County promise TO be the most attractive.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
STANFORD YACHT CLUB MEETING.

The Regatta Committee OF the Stamford Yacht
Club. E E. Bruggerhon chairman will meet at
Stamford Monday night to arrange the details
OF the clubs annual regatta and other races.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
FIFTH RAcT-For tSo-year-olds which Rave run anu
not won at this meeting; selling. Five furonss'
SIXTH RACE-For three ee-year-ous "Hu "P
one and sixteenth miles.

WON BY THE AMERICAN JoChEi '"
London. June 9-At the Lewes spring n're..me r,'
,,sa hr Rei0 the American Jockey. Ins l
race ia Of 800 soveregns distance one "'He' Inv
ha,,irg was 10 against Reins mount
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
s,,r or pANCuO DEL PAsO YEARL1NGS

~
The twelfth annual sale Of the Rancho oel rAso
Thoroughbred yearlings. the property OF Jdmes 10
Haesin. was held yesterday In the Eastoh Co"-
nany.s sales paddock, at Sheepshead Bayi ar ar
priees were realized. Marcus Daly paiu .ne siyp vY
nrice of the sale which S2OOO TOT a pay ~. rI,S
bv Candlemas-Carina, half sister 10 GoIu Oa''
Those bringing $500 or more were as foloWs'
,,o co,t bv Watercress-Abra, j. G. Follansbee POW
CHESTNUT colt by salvstor-Breroush' Green - MOI 900
Day nly by Candlemas-Carina. Marcus pdly, -
cT1csnut colt by KismetClay Stockton D. NJ ""' b7b
BAY colt by ST. Andrew-Cusine W Seuiy .;.'''' "a
Bay colt by Candemas-Danella u; u, Hrot. s 800
Bay by star Ruby-BeatrlN " ID; mors NJ
Rav nliy bv Candlemas-Duchess OF Towers D. NJ eoo
Cheatnut colt by Candemas- Evangeline NJ pS'"' -0o
BAY col, by OrderExtract " ByInes, 800
Chestnut cot oy .s r,anSora n II Morris LOO
Bay nliy by Sir Modred-Gondola j. NJ Mu,pS, GoS
BAY colt by Golden Garer,Guilia J. NJ pms MndpnSs
Chestnut Hliy by Watereress-Hana' . ~ b25
as,ns ceg colt by Golden Quick NJ o,o
Brown colt BY Order-Lady Cardigan e. fIe'Sc" 600
MANS -, som, iRs,s;ss:,Iaw.iaane r. A. Masee. 500
pay colt by Kismet-L,llie Hampstead, W. H. May ,oo
Broyn colt by Mdlothian-Loma L. " Bell @ S0g
Cbe.,nu colt by Order-IOvey. w. Mldglel - -
pav co nv Star Ruby-Lucana, q. h. Mor1s..' lvYo
Piack colt by Fresno-Marian. j. Brown; o'"
Brown colt by ST. Andrew-MeHory H. Johh T. ,o+
p.r coI, bv Goidnnch-Mile G. b. Morris. 600
Chcstnut colt by Candemas- Mlnuet OnecK oIaoe. WV
S,hestnut colt by Godhnch-Mss Modred, L. o. Ap- ,oo
crpss,nu, col, by order-olive A. J. stemier 1$o
Bsy colt by Goidnnch-Roke. w. H. May SON oV
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
TROTTING RACES.

LAST DAY OF CENTRAL NEW-YORK MEET
MASCOT WINS FREE-FoR-ALL RACE
Geneva ~ y June s-Fully three thousand per-
sons witnessed the last days races OF the opening
meet of the Central New-York tro;ting circuit Two
favorites won The betting was heavier than on
any previous day Gold Standard the winner OF
the 2:2s trot. was heavily backed Mascot cee-
brated his return. to the track by winning the
free-for-all In straight heats Anderson, the driver
of Pilaster in the 223 trot. was thrown over the
fence as a result of collision: but was uninlured
The horse ran around the track with the field. NO
Injuries resulted. Princess Pauline the favorite In
the same race was put back from second TO sew
enth place in the first heat for foul riding. The
rnnnlr nllntIc
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

ingston Staten Island. Brooklyn will play Kings
County at Prospect Park where also tne Mahhh'-
tan second eleven will play Nelson Lodge.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

The following schedule Of contests fas neen ar
ranged bv the Hillandale Club OF Stamford Conn.,:
June lO-Mens handicap tournament Is notes.
medal play. for a medal offered by the club
June 17-subscrlption match, mems handicap tour
June 2iEMixed foursomes. women to select part
ncrs. Club prizes. ,,.
July 4-Men's tournament. 30 holes. medal play
The hest eighteen holes to be selected Tor gross
scores Driving contest for women
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
HOLY CROSS DEFEATS PENNSYLVANIA

Worcester. Mass. June 9-It took ten innings
for Holy Cross to lower the coors Of the Untyer-
sity Of Pennsylvania this afternoon. With TWO
centre which sent Dyer across the plate. Shape
pitched well for the visitors. but had poor support
The score
Holy cros..-..".l Q % Is 8
Batter1es-Grtfnn and Brennan Shape and F1aven-
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

SPALpISo BICYCLES AND ATHLETIC SUPPLIES
- A, O. SPALDING BROS. 126-i2s Nassau 81.
EPALDING BIDWEIIs 10 90 w i2d S.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
BASEBALL.
TWELVE STRAIGHT GAMES FOR TN
BROOKLYN TEAM
AMEs YEsTERDAY
THE RECORDS

Brooklyn: O. Cincinnati, 9. philadelphia. 0; wsshas
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

VANGUARD CYCLEs-CHARLEs BRUSH IS Warner
AZ. st. Built for service s2s. s35. $40 $50. $50.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

DIERcE, GEO, N: 4 Co@Pieree Cycles Tried ard
L True" Manhattan, l0o Chambers ST., 4. 42d St;
Harlem 100 West 25th Brooklyn. ios0i os2 Bedford
Ave Newark. Broad ST.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

CyYRACUsE CYCIEs.--Chas p Staubach a Co. IS
- Warren 81. Crimson Rm-spin 10 Win.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

(sTARR WHEEL CO.. 23d st and Lexington Ave
- Barnes. Quakers. stormers. Tires, Sis up
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

SHE celebrated Goodyear A. straus tires single tubes
J. hard 10 puncture; easy riding. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
,,. r1rr, rnrIr AMrR1cAN qTAKES of

THIRD RAcE-THE GREAT AMERICAN STAKES ot
$40 500; for two-year-olds $3.50 each; half forfeit
$50 If declared January last; the club to add
sum sufficient 20 make the value OF the race
sl2600 of which l.75o to second horse and WOO 10
third: penalties and allowances. Five furiongs
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
NOTES OE TIE LINKS.

team match will be played between the Wee
rurn Club of Noroton, Conn. and the Apawamis
Club OF Rye, the latter clubs Inks: TO-DAY; GA,
are G. ii. seeey. w L. Baldwin, Harvey i;ts L. VII IL
srnbar e Wheeler w B Wheeler and Albert g.
Jennings A. s. Pitt will be captain OF the team
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

ALL-coLLEGIATE TEAM IN HoBoKEN.
The Hoooken baseball team will meet the strong
Al-Collegiate team tomorrow at the ST. George
Cricket Grounds. Hoboken. 81 .ur
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

SECOND RAcE-Hsndieap. worth $1,000; for three-year-
olds and upward; TO horse $500 and 10 third
800 NJ the added money One and one-quarter miles.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

DAMpELI. ALEX s., 4e6 30 Ave. near s3d st-De-
III fender. Columbia Liberty. Cash easy payments
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

II O. p co. 20 Broadway, 1i2s Broadway. isi We nta-
H. Ss al brooklyn Bicycles 81 down and u per week
i.rsv ford-Wo oln- nericRn n-Barnes-Stearns-DaytO
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

ryANGAROO TIREs.-NATIoNAL INDIA RUBBER
Il 90 Z and o Warren St Holds all records
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

TDopE MFG. CO.. I2 Warren sI-Coiumbia. Hartford
il and yedette bicycles.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

TvrR yoHSsoS's ARMS AND CYCLE WORKS. 90
i ch.mters st-Honest Cycles at Honest Prices
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

third. penhlueS ahu hloNaHVee' 1 i'O A"''N's''
uohn Days ch. c. His Royal Hlghness. by Ills 90
Highness-Nete 40
,,rorl.y & co.'s b. c. Missionary, by Hanover, ,,o
Tfrsulins liz
Marcus Days ch. c. st. F1nnan. BY Tammany-Ay- no
- sn'e ns. cb g Withers by Hanover Dilemma ~
I r Dwyers Dr. Trumpet. by Vietory-ouesal' IL
G F1eischmann's sons Dr. c. MischieVous oF 9i' go
Dlxon-MeTry Maiden 'ii-
G TTelschmann's sons b. Maribert. by Albert 80
!, ]. Hyiands ch. C Magnificent. by Rayon dor -,
Lady Margaret: ps,,cb,o bv Tourna
H. LeIghs en- c. vucain. by Kingston-Arrow- 40
, ga Lewmans Dr. c. Dieudonne. by Magnetizer-
" Msddcn's b. c warins. by Mase'to-The Ca
C r. MoiIss ch c. Modrine. by Sir MOdred- SO
SIDNEY Paget's b. c. Bramble Pose by Bramoe- go
sydney Pagst's h. c. Last Cord. by Ben suome- go
G a Pattar.ons b. c. McMeekn. by FOnso-Daisy
Arthur whites ch c. Tho Corinthan. by Tenny-,
o5sck stabl.s b. T. Oneck Queen by Ben strome- ,oo
Mary Letcher.
FOURTH RACE--THE BROADWAY STAKES. with
$1,000 added for three yearods; $50 each slo for
feu 10 eecond $3.50. and TO third $3.50 OF the
added money; allowances One and one-sixteen'h
miles.
a. H. & D. H. Morris's b. c. F1lgrane by Galore
perry BsIrnonts b. c. Ethelb-r, by Eothen-Maorl.
G. r. Smiths Dr. c. Ahom by STR Dxon-Roseville. llO
p. J. Dryers ch. C. Half Time by Hanover-Pan- ,oO
pe;YY Be,n,ont's br C. Lakeland. by spendthrift-,
Sydney Pase,'s b. c. Rhnelander. by Brambe-Mary, -.
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New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
sporting Goods.
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