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Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
brooklyn at Chicago, Pittsburg a, Cincinnati.
OTHER GAMES

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
brooklyn at Chicago; Pittsburg At Cincinnati.
OTHER N
Wes, New York r. {. vs. Derby. at Weehawken,
Murray Hills vs.. SuburDans. at South Brothers
Island
TyfOs VS. Young Yankees, at Fordham.
Hob1ken High School a. A. Va Carlton A. c.. at
west End r. C. Va Dewey a. c., at Jersey City.
Fordham College Second Team vs. Bedfords, AZ
FOrdham.
EmDIres vs.. Brig htons. at Brooklyn.
BrooksA A., vs. Orlons at Brothers Point.
Merrttts vs. Elmnres, at Fort George.
SEellys vs. Brooklyn A c At the Skelly grounds
EmrfAlds vs. Senecas. at an Nest
Oakland Deaf Mutes VS.. Waverly F. c., al West
chester
Oriental a. c. Juniors w. Nictors. at Newark.
Aston Juniors vs. White Stars. At New YOrk.
Melyins vs.. Ashtons. at ClAremont Park
Poyhatans vs., Guards. at New York.
Nassaus vs. Everett College, at Greenpoint.
Dewey Pleasure club vs. Roman a C., at Hoooken.
Hoblkcn Vs. Cuban Giants. at the ST. Georse
Cricket grounds
Jersey CITY vs. Star A. c. at Jersey CITY.
Williamsburg A. a. vs. Holy Cross, al the Williams
Clifton +. {. vs. Friendship, at Claremont Park
JohnstDwn + c. IS. North End A. C., al Jersey
City. o.u,
"BowIing Green's vs. Gisns, at Green point
ROYALS VS. Dclawaes, at College Point
Clrnmores VS.. Lrnox a. c, ut Brooklyn.
Atlas ys. AunrOe +. c., at New YORK.
Bronx We. St Mays Lyceum, al West Farms
crescent 4. {. vs. Hickory I, C., at Tobln'> Field,
Msujer 4. c. VS. Newtown Grays. at Elmhurst
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HARVARD SCORES AL TINE RUNS.
stniman hows Down Princeton's Men aad
They Are shat Out.

I.,nn,nny N..,.
'A~Mbhipoh' MAY 70 In an exciting game to-
day Harvard gave Princeton the biggest sur
prise of the season and shut IN. ,nrcb.l,ud.d
Nas7aniais OUT IN a beautifully played contest
The victory OF tho Crimson team was due in
tho frs, Instance 4, N. ,,,nhl,, ~
sIul,,., .hn .In.o ''
',"'"'""' WV "'o"eu ohiy hree S'attereo
hits. sent only one man to first on called balls.
and hit one man in the lat innInu There wns
COL uIna hL.uiu, "a d.. '
"''o' VIM o'o"'hS, anu 'he uay was not All
Ideal one for baseball. The Princeton men ap-
peared about 2 o'clock. and in their mr. .li,ninnrv
rroc,,o. .howod ~. .hri.u =, -.
game az they had received credit FOR.
After Princeton had been disposed of /, IN.
or, ,r,i,. u.rv.rd .ov 49,,
gong at the visitors and scoring n run lOugh-
lin struck out Then Kendall WAS hin nv nltchor
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Lawn Tennis.

W~AsIuNGToN, May 20. The hnal round OF tht
Southern Championship Lawn Tennis tournament
produced an exciting five set match here this after
noon between Parrt and Little. Before the match,
began the chances OF The two were thought to be about
even, and the play justified this estimate. Tor Little
kent the veteran on the run throughout the match.
paT,t nnally taking the match after an exciting nnl>h.
on Monday Davidson aud Par,t. who have held The
Southern championship IN doGLl" Tor toHr years.
will meet Little and Alexander, She crack Princeton
team, in The nnal OF the doubles, and on ! lesdiy Paret
plays Davidson in the challenge round Tor the cham
piouship bowl.
larned played an exhibition match here this after
noon with Davidson and Won by tao sets 10 one. lie
expects TO play In the big mcntS again this
season, beginning with the Middle states Cham
pion ship at Orange the trst week IN JLly. The scores
follow,
Championship Singles Final round j p Patet
beat H. D. Little. 6-2.3 6,2 60 ~,
Championship Doubles Semi hnal round Little
and Alexander beat Cake and Pafkes. q !, q /.
Davidson and paret beat ". {. Grant and { K VII
'o Handicap Singles Frs, round Cake scratch
beat IIuIdekoper owe hall 49,. 5.l 90 o. Gregg
scratch beat NJ. a. AgrlastO owe hail 80, by DE
iault G. L. wilson lowe 10, beat Paret owe naif iW
scratch, 5. 4 bal!ingrr scratch beat !. j.
Second Round Avery ,owc lD beat Suov bridge
halt 49,. 90. o , Alexander owe half 80 beat
". {. Grant owe half so, q $50 Gregg scratch
beat Duvall tl5j, 4 !. & >, Norman scratch beat
Zee ,ove ~. 8 =, 10 3 Patkcs owe halti5, against
Cake scratch. Ga unfinished. Geoghrgan iuwe
I5l beat Johnson scratch. Ga. o. T.. Whiting
scratch, BEAT Ballanger scratch, "a, 7-5.s a
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Cricket,

The rain OF yesterday had a disastrous effect upon
the schedule OF cricket matches arranged for the day
and draws were the general result Al Prospect
Park. the Manhattan H. and Paterson Team u me,
In n contest OF the championship series Of the New
York Cricket Association. 7, a. Cox and T.. j. At
wood bowled In great style for Manhattan, and Pater-
son was disposed Of for a total Of A., 10 which j. NJ.
Taylor contributed ~. The Manhattans then ran
up rs FOR the loss VI two wickets when further hos
,iIities were interrupted by the elements ", Bear
dali and T. j. Atwood appeared " be well set when
play ceased for the day.
Kings County and Brooklyn faced each other At
Prospect Park with no better result J, L. Mordaunt.
the captain Of the Kings County men, made his FIRST
appearance for the season with considerable success,
lie dc1ed all Efforts TO dlSOdgc him, and when play
ceased he had 81 not out 10 his credit q. Barnes,
with "a and A. Nugrnt, with - not out also played
well. The total amounted 10 10 for four wickets.
while Brooklyn got no chance at the yickets
Manhattan and New York faced each other. but
only the former had the privilege Of batting II.
Tattersall and j. Parks bOwled effectively for New
York, and j. FlanneIy, with ~ not out, and A. Smed-
ley. with i3, were the only mrn TO reach double nguTrS
The total amounted 10 So Tor 0 vickcts.
Nelson Lodge Second Eleven and brooklyn Team
Is also played Al Prospect Park, J.. Langley and
A.. J. Scale, with 20 and II, respectively, bat,ed well
for Brooklyn. and their totAl reached 50 Nelson
Lodge then lost J wiCketS Tor II runs, when the game
was brought TO a conclusion.
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Freshmen Outrow the Worcester High
school Boys.

WORCESTER. May 20. - Harvard freshmen
easily won the annual boat race with the
Worcester High School crew this afternoon
Age and weight told against the losers At
least 5000 persons lined the shores OF Lake
Quinsieam0nd when tho referees whistle
called the crews 10 the starting Inc
The race was one mile and a hair straight
away The water and wind favored The
oarsmrn Harvard caught the water FIRST and
started off with n thirtv-slX stroke whll. the
schoolboys jumped to a forty-iour clip Inc Har-
wards eased of 10 "a thirty-two stroke rs their
power was demonstrated and drew away from
Toward the end " the course the .choolbnys
warmed M to forty-four and gained a little.
but the crimsonS took matters easy and we're
satisfied with victory by one length and a half
The time was 5 minutes. which l. very fair
This was the fourth race between the two
crews. The High School has won only once i'm
1895 This year the Harvard bows were twenty
pounds heavier on an average than their on.
DOnents
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NEWS or THE WHEELMEN.
Automobile club Arranging Details for Com
~petltiye Tests.

G. J Field. chairman Of the Technical Com
mittee OF the Automobile club. has sent out "A
letter 10 the members, ~ which the following i
a part
Acting under the dire tions Of the Board Of Gov
ernors, the Technical mmit II preparing the de
tails for a series of trials and competitive tests. which
are Intended 10 develop the strong features Ia turn
ing. stopping. avoidance Of obstacles, hill climbing.
and other various Inanruyres. which Will develop The
strong points OF each one " the different ~ pes Of a..
%tonobileS, and also comparative ones In competition
with horse drawn vehicles, the idea being u make
this an Interesting and instructive series 81 tests for
the benen, Of the club members and the public al
large. and also ~ develop the question OF safe speeds
lot the different. types OF automobiles.
President George r. chamberlain OF the club
In n talk with a reporter of 1Hl SIS Yesterday
about thi, contest brought out a significant
point which II ~ TX pectcd the exhibition will
demonstrite. and that Is the ability Of autono-
bile drivers to stop within On"-third or one
fourth OF. the distance required by a driver Of
horse This, when shown satisfactorily 10 be
true, would be an gunner In favor OF per
hitting automobiles a higher speed than hOrs.
drawn vehicles. Tests viii h- made on asphalt,
granite blocks and macadain with horse drawn
vehicles moving at the same rate a. the autos.
which will be- divided into classes according 10
their motor power The arrangements Tor he
tests will not be made until Chairman Field
returns from Europe, hut they Will be held in
this city and as soon as possible. MIR Field Is
due the middle OF june.
MONTREAL. MAY ?e-At the Queens Park
track this Afternoon John \. Nelson Of { hicaRo
defeated Harry Oh son Of Cincinnati in "A fifteen
mile race paced by three motor tandems Nell
son won by about d lay, His time for the fifteen
miles was - minutes 20 seconds. For the two
mile professional handicap the following were
entered:
G. ". Miller. New York, and J. A. Nelson,
Chicago, scratch; II A. Gibson, IS yards Joe
Judge, New York. 100 yards } r. Dubois,
Brockton. Mass. 81 yards, o. /. Pichand. San
Francisco, 200 yards Frank Mayo, Boston, $50
wards. The race was between Miller and Mel
son. Nelson won by about a yard. Time.
4 minutes 70 80 seconds In the ten mile pro-
fessional motor race Nelson and Miller rode
tandem and had IL all their own way.
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No Fight at Coney Island Last Night.

. ~" hundred sports whojourneycd to Coney
qua 'dsi night 10 witness a twenty-five round
G".L u",w""n kd Carter of Brooklyn and
NJ "s" udrdNer Of Lowell were disappointed
IT, u they cached there. They found the doors
De ouly Official OF the club visible was Johnny
bad' ne rHilalned to the crow d that the fight
,Ss, zen postponed until Tuesday night and
. .a we doors would not be opened. The rea-
sram 1D, 'hls ne, declared was because the man
M, ent had been unable 10 get the proper
~, something being the matter with the
NV" winch furnish the electric current.
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Both Mr., and Mrs. A. Dewitt Cochrane were
IN winning form Yesterday NJ the Ard-ley Club.
The happy pair took between them the best
score prize In the qualifying round for the
putting match The nine best cards for the
Presidents cup were.
Presldent's Cup IN Wit Cochrane. 90: DR. W.
Gu Wylie; D.: !. \. proal. 81; c A. Daily, e5:
Ihnma, W: Stiles o.: II. d. Dayiey. 9s: p. L..
1Eldridge. %;F " Sanger. 90 r c Myles. 90.
The tie Tor the eighth place will bee plnyfd of
on Monday and The inst match play rouad will
DO finished ontor before May 80. The pairings
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Baseball Notes.

81. Louis, May 20. -Presldfnt Robson hs,
farmed out Pitcher Knepper. formerly OF the Cleye-
lands. 10 the Minnea polls club.
The Nutley Choir baseball team would like to hear
from any outof town ball team with players between
~ and 4 year. The cub plays on It's own grounds,
which are incloSed. win pay one half ex DenseS Ad
dress, Chester u Barron, Nutley. N. J.
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RROOKLYNS DROP A GAME.
,,ryy BY THE CHICAGOs WITH
70 D SCORE.

..x YORK, HIT the Hall Hard and Win An.
ether From the Pittsburgs -Bostons Turn
~. Fable, on the Cincinnati Reds and
g. Loul. Defeats the Philadslphias- Notes,
The champion Brooklyns we're BANKED by tho
c,,.,,os Yesterday. and the Windy City team
.an The game with a single tally. The result IS
,ra Ws~terners are pressing Hanlon's men close
,or second honors. The New iorks won an
o,tor game from the Pittsburgs. while the Bos-
w.. administered another defeat to the Reds.
T,s four second division clubs are thus brought
20, together. The st. Louis team took a
spns from the Philadelphias. and they are 80
Cos to he BrCosiyls thas ,n uo cI,hs yo"iia
b. Ted The results:
Chicago, I, Brooklyn. o
Y-w York. IS; Pttsburg' o.
Boston v. Cincinnati I.
ST. Louis. 9, Philadelphia. 5
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Interstate League.

AZ NJ Ing Wheeling. 5: Mansfield, g..
=. AT Nayns-Fort Wayne, q: New Castle, -.
q, Ta'tnn- Dayton. d. Columbus. 1.
~ 'pledp IolrdO, ): youngstown 5.
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American League.

stGIryfland Cleveland. 7; Chicago. q.
.! hd,h1Hpoli,- Indianapolis. IL Minneapolis. o,
q! kansas city, 5, Buffalo, ).
'ptH.l-hNwA Ikee !, Detroit l.
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In the handicaps AZ the Jersey City Golf Club
Yesterday. the winners were Daniel Foley. ia.
80, ~, and Miss +. Dixon. 1871, ~. ~.
BAYSIpE, NAV 20 The women's putting com
petition at the Oakland Golf cub which was
postponed last Saturday on account Of the I'M
favorable weather, was held TINS afternoon
The had weather was the cause of a small field.
only six making the rounds Miss Hicks. who
won tho event last year. duplicated that feat to-
dav, although she had Ia play extra rounds TO
do il The scores follow
Miss Hicks and Miss Ingrahan, each, 80; Miss
Ruilard. ~ Mrs. lngraham, 90: Mrs Lawrnrc, 50;
Miss JOggili, 50.
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4, h~,gnAnton- B%inghamton 4: Rome Z
A, Aha'y Ahany. q; ttlca,
a. piuahd Cortland, ! Oswego, s..
~ ''Aehec!1dy- Schenectady. 8. Troy. S.
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:, %2i".ea Norwich, 3. New Haven, q.
!, Nv Inhfph N"w London. ~: Bridgeport. 2.
a, GaWtbN'y Bristol \, Waterbury. 9.
y Def1y Derby, >, Meriden, ?.
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The yasssr Record for Throwing the Basket
ball Broken.

MILWAUKEE, May 2s.-In the annual field
meet of the Dosner College for Girls, Miss Eve
iyn Ellsworth In throwing the basketball for
distance broke the record Of - feet 2 inches,
established at vassar, by sending the unwieldy
sphere 81 feet
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Eastern
New York state League

a, lA'''r0-Ptnvldencr. ;: Hartford, !
q s.rf-N urce ,ter, Ia. Springfield, 5,
"o''hclN' syracuse, 2. Rochester. ~.
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The RECORD
CHICAGO, /. BROOKLYN. 0

NV wv u
ru,r,Go Nav 26 In the best game hat has
be.n MAYED here this season Chicago defeatad
Ur,n.rvr TINS afternoon. The iniield OF the
lncal team PLAYED great ball. Hanlon,s Cham
Ip :, = IN IN he rD.hth. II is probable that one or
NOR. additional innings would have been
nsc,ssarv. chicago played Its second errorless
game of the season. Callahan pitched In great
Rradsy Mccormick and CAMEL worked bri-
IsrtIv The score,
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STAMFORD, NAV 28.-Thsre was a large turn
out Of players on the links Of the Wee Burn
Golf Club this afternoon. the attractions being
School at Yale and a club medal match. In the
team match the home club far excelled the
visitors and won by 80 to o. The scores;
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ST LOUIS. a: PHILADELPHIA. 5.
PHILADELPHIA.

Two out when winning run was scored.
81 Louis ........... d - . 2 "a
Philadelphia ...,....O . q u 0 Is
Two base hit-Wallace. Three base hit Young
Sacrifice hits -SAgl". Mcfarland -. First base on
bAlN.pi PiatL !. Passed ball Mcfarland. Stolen
ba,r' uoullr flicR. struck Out-By Young. 5. by
Urn. J. lmplte- Hurst Iime-2 hours and IS
minutes Attendance -l0,I 81,
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NV YORK. "a. pITrsBuRG. Q.

PlrrsBrRG. NAV 28.-Three Of Pittsburg's
pitchers proved easy for Eving's men to-day.
Tanneh.l, who started the game. lasted only
two and a half innings, One run had been
scored and the bases were filled when he retired
in favor OF Chesbro. flahcrty began pitching
in the next inning and did fairly well Seymour
pitched only one inning and gave five bases
on balls and hit Wagner. Carrigk did excellent
work in all hut the sixth. when two doubles and
on account OF the protests which the visitors
made against all the close decisions. The score:
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BOSTON, 0; CINCINNATI. 4.


'ha,ed FOR Newton in the ninth inning.
Cincinnati 90. ..,.....l o | q 0 o o.
Two base hits Corcoran. Hamilton. Clarke. Three
baSr ht>-S'einfedt. Irwin. Stolen bases-Barry,
Collins, Low, Freeman. Sacrifice hits Stahl Col
Inns Struck out by Newton. ! by Cuppy. / First
base on ballS-Of Newton. o: of Cuppy, ). Balk-
Newton. Umpite-Suartwood
ST LOUIS. o; PHILADELPHIA s.
81. LOUIS, May 20 Card nails defeated the
QuakerS 10 day, SnAtching victory from defeat In the
ninth, with the score ) 10 ), McGann walked and was
forced BY heistrr. Joe Quinn batted Tor Young.
kelNter stole second and was brought home by JOe's
single 10 left, Quinn going to second on the throw 10
The plate. Donovan followed with n drive 10 right,
hrl'tsr crossing the plate on tlick's error. The
score.
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The club medal contest resulted
B

ENGLrwooD, May 20 There were fOrty-iour
starters IN the handicap 10 open the links OF the
golf club for the season to-day. There was. =
tie for the gross score prize at NJ. between I.
Of Wilson won. BY way OF consolation
Reinmund won the net score prize with his card
of 90. 0. 81.
The strong team Of the Richmond County
Country club visited Richmond Hill yesterday
10 plav their frat match OF the year with the
home club. The contest was hard fought and
exciting and resulted in that rarity in team
mAtches. a tie. The scores:
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NEWARK, May 20. - Although u fair-sIaed
field started in the eighteen hole medal play
handicap on the links OF the iountakah Country
Club this afternoon only eight returned cards.
5. H.. Dorr won, with 81 gross, The scores.
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are: Eldrldve and Dayley, Stiles and winner OF
the tie, C0chrane and Daily. Wyiie ana Proal,
The scores In the putting match;
women's Putting Match Mrs a. Dewitt Coch.
rnDe, ~; Miss GTace Frazer, Al: Miss Lillian brooks,
Al. Miss /. Hewitt. az Mis-. Mccormack. ~; Miss
GIacr William son. IS; Miss barron, a. Miss EldlllI.
A.; Ms, NJ NJ Van BURN; 90 Miss Fraser Az
Miss II. Hewitt. as: Miss NJ. he~iu' Do
The qualifying round for the semi-annnal
championship yesterday at the Morris County
was q large fieid OF starters. II. Z Toler, "A
former club champion. was beaten after a tie
for eighth place by ", A. Flagg. but not until
Intercollegiate champion, was n starter. but he
was beaten five strokes for the bees, score by
Narretson. The scores:
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The handicap summary;

There were forty-eight starters. O. W. RIrd.
the only official Of the VI. &. A. on hand, and
President Murdoch OF tho Nassau Club, tried to
jrduce Travis to 20 upstairs for n formal pre-
sentation Of the prize, wher' n bevy Of women
with their esCur's wnre awaiting
NO, said Travis really never do any,
thing Of the sort when | win"
Then IN" officials presented him with n finely
engraved solid gold medal about the size Of n
policemHnI badge. The championship plate,
after being inscribed with the details Of the
victory, will be sent TO the Garden CITY Golf
Club The plate is to be PLAYED for annually
until 1t has been won three times by any club.
Monthly handicap brought out a fair field OF
sta rters at the Harder Hill Golf Club Yesterday.
The committe decided TO hold a contest for
eight teams on Decoration Day, all 10 be made
up of members, and zach memter Of the win
ming team TO receive IA prize. Tn" scores.
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ITT0NUU1K, '''''''''"'. q
New YORK ,...."....l l y U u U q : l-l5
stolen base-Msrcer. Two. base hits Mercer. Van
Hal1en, Wagner. O'Brien. Three base hiS-Gleason.
Carrick. Hickman lsl. Beaumont, Sacrifice hits
Davis, Gleason. Double plays-Ely. Htch.y and
Cooley: Davis. Gleason and Grady; thinner. Fly and
Williams Struck oui-By Flaherty. s. by Seymour.
by CaInck. 1: FiIs. base on eal'.on Tannehii,
Wild pitches-Chesbro, Carrick. Hit by pitcher
Wagner, Setback U~mpre-ODay. Time: hours
and 40 minutes, Attendance 200
BOSTON. 0; c~TNc1NNAT1 T.
CINCINNATI May 2o.-For Ave innings Newton
had the BoSions at his mercy and one hit was all
that was secured on his delivery However. In the
gI,h came a reversal Of form and Ia the next three
,nnlrg s the visitors hammered runs In punches Of
Mt.sN This was Cuppys nrst game with the
b1StOns and his work was nrst class Score:
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Horses, Garriagts, &c.
JERSEY CATTLE AT AUCTION.

ALLENTOWN FARM HERD.
property Of
Hon. JEREMIAH ROTH, Allentown. Pa
TTESDAN, May 80, 1890. At 10 O'Clock. AT Allen
town Farm. adjoining tn city u Allentown. Pa
This entire herd. numbering over $50 head u regis
tered JERSEY cattle much inbred a. the great eN-
hampiOn ali year butter cow Eufp'as, 2.+5i. bulls,
cows and hciirrS IN milk, and cal' F., Q' both sexes
Of this rich milking slrniu, from which may b- Sc
lrrtsd splendid family and dairy cows and hrrenir z
stock, at absolute sale Attention. Is ~ miles from
sew Nork by Irhigh Valley Railroad, and = niles
from Cooper, burg, where, On tnr following day May
80. 7. = COottfs great importation Of Jerseys viii
be sold For catalogues address the owner. or
PETER C. ~kELLOGG, Au,ioaeer, lO7 John st.,
New York
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A handicap against DOGGY was the attractio

Ahandican against DOGGY was the attraction
at the Flushing Golf Club yesterday. There
were eleven s~tarters, OF these only four re-
turned cards. l. NJ Franklin won The event.
being : down on the Colonel. he had "A
handle n Of fifteen strokes. and his card follows.
ON. ....b Sil 81 } SO
In 4 o 5 A-ic-9s
White caps dotted tho waters Of New YORK
The gale did not bother the players much, a. 1t
came from OF shore. The rain, however re-
dlced the number TO finish. The results iollo"
CLASS h. MONTHLY HANDICAP,
cross Heap Me-.
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There were fortv-eight starters in the Metro
politan annual handicap. at thirty-six holes,
medal plav. kennaday won the cup very neatly
from his handicap OF -, but DR. Hopkin's
nearly had him beaten The silver medal score
returned by Douglas follows:
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CHICAGO.

pr,rk7yn.. ....0 0 . 0 0 o . 90
Stolen bases Mccormick, Keller Sacrifice hit
tnAnce 1wo-base hit-Fareli First base on balls
OF CA,ah4n. |. Struck out-By Callahan, ?; by
hlt~on, =. First base on error Chicago. Left on
h~as.s-ChIcago, 4 brooklyn. 5. Double play Dahl
en- and Jennings Umpire Emslie. Time ! hour
80 . niuut.S tlrndAuce-5O 900
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Home run-Reid Stolen baSes-Kater. Burke.
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