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THE N1TIONALISTS IN FRANCE.

Paris correspondence of The Pail Mall Gazette.
The present campaign Is the work of the Iigue
de la Patrie Francaise. The association evidently
has considera BILE funds at its disposal. and there is
much speculation where they come from. To
muster the required tale of candidates the league
has enrolled motley collection of recruits.
A nucleus of Moderate Republicans. of accredited
followers of M AIene. is ehed out the list by
ba rely disguised Royalists. Bonapartlsts masquer
aiding as plebiscary Republicans, Anti-Semites.
ex-EoulanEists and patriots pure and simple.
one Bariliier butcher. styles himself victim
OF the High Court" and considers any further
planaton OF his political tendencies unnecessary.
Such a scratch crowd could with difficulty be
brought TO subscribe TO a complicated programme.
The league has recognized this fact and the pro-
fesson Of faith of its candidates contains only
essential article The leaguers are for the army"
and the voters urged TO choose between those
who for the army and those against It, ac-
cording TO their adversaries. Even when regarded
in the light of the Dreyfus affair this profession
OF faith will to the unimpassoned observer
10 constitute but vague and rudimentary political
programme. The truth is the Nationalist are but
an fnchoate and rudimentary party. Jules Le-
matre and Francois Coppee a delightful critic
and amiable poet. are rot the men 10 direct a
potical movement. Nationalism in their hands
can have no very great future before IL. But
among the Nationalists there Is the material
OF a party which. Disciplined. properly led and
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SOUTHERN CoTroN MARKETS.

Galveston. May 21--Cotton easy: riidling 9Ic: low
middling &c: good ordinary she receipts bales
ports Coastwise 2.s99; stock. 10 2s3.
Baltimore, Nav 21.-Cotton quiet; middlinE low
middlng l6c good ordinary. 11i6c receipts
2O4 bales stock J.O27.
Savannah. May 2l--Cotton nominal; middIing 9Hc;
low middling &C. good ordinary Sisc receipts
exports eoastwise. LIB stock. 81. leo.
Memphis, May 21.-Cotton quiet: middling elsc; low
middling. sc good ordinary She receipts I63 bales
stock AZ. $50.
St. Louis May 21.-Cotton quiet: mddlng 3-16c: low
S3sc; ordinary SIC: receipts
gross 3S4: shipments 502: sales 1891: 445s2
Orleans May 21.--Cotton easy: middlilg Slice:
low mddng Sac: good ordinary 5-16c: receipts 3e14
bales the Continent 2402; coastwise. 625
sales oOn stock,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

WILLIAMS WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP AT THE
NEW ENGLAND MEET

NEW-ENGLAND MEET.
Boston. May I-Ray Murray, of the Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, won the two mile
bicycle race for the New-England Intercollegiate
Athletic Association championship Charles River
Park to-day in minutes 3s 3-5 seconds B. l..
Wells, of Williams, second, clinchng the
championship for his college. II. B. Brown of
Brown, was third. The cinder path record for the
distance broken twice.
After winning his Murray started out be-
hind a motor cycle in attempt to lower still
further the New-England intercollegiate Associa-
ton record. The pace was terrific but the Tech
flyer held II easily. AS the motor turned into the
stretch for the sprint home chain broke. Murray
was unable to get by and he got bad fall By
ISLANDERS fastened TO pick him up, but to the
prise of everybody he arose unaSSisted, and,
ing his wheel. sprnted for the tape finishing the
two miles In All %. The performance was consid-
cred one which stamps Murray as among the fast
est amateurs in the country.
The standing in the intercollegiate championships
by points is: Williams. 90 %: Brown, 20 %: Bow
don, %; Dartmouth. % 90; Massachusetts Institute
of Technology. II 2-3: University of Maine s. Am
herst, %, and Wesleyan. %.
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Lets try It over again. think my horse will
DO better, now that he is warmed up
mo. Mr.. Straus" replied Colonel Lawrence,
my horse is big and soft, and he has had enough
for to-day. I'm ready to try 1t over again any
other day, but not this afternoon
The owner of Cobwebs later tried to start lr him
with the fast gray trotting Elmira. by Wilkes
Boy. but the mare made. double break nt the
start and Cobwebs so full of go that he took
the bit in his teeth and insisted going II alone
The outcome of yesterdays brush between Cob
webs and Carlyle Carne will probably be TO let the
gray horse into the brush with Lucille, 2:O93s. on
June 3 for the pionship of the Speedway.
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Rockaway's victory was in the last period
for the Jersey men took the lead from the start
and held it with grim determination until the
final bout of the exciting game was reached.
When Monte Waterbury, who refereed the
sport threw In the ball, Conover In
twnkling, but Gould also was watching his chance
and he backed II cleverly, and promptly followed
up his advantage by two more good strikes toward
his goal posts. Cary. the veteran Bufalonian. but
who the orange and black colors of
Lakewood, had placed himself IN position to take
the ball for goal. and in this he succeeded. rum
ming 1t safely between the posts for the first count
in the short space of forty-fve seconds.
But he able to play more rapidly than
that. making a second goal in fifteen seconds af
ter the ball was again put in play. Conover made
an heroic effort to stop this goal making. Brooks
then missed It, leaving clear field for Cary.
Two goals in one minute made the Lakewoods
lively favorite, and occasioned a hustle in the
Rockaway ranks. 1t took eleven minutes to score
the next point, and Rene La Montague, jr
the maker. The latter backed the ball magnifi-
Gently twice during the play. getting it away
of the field. In one lively scrimmage around the
three-quartsr shot the bali hitting the neaest post
outside. La Montague scored his goal after two
powerful s strokes down the field The remainder
hit the post when close to the line. and the ball
ran Ih outside one and one-half minutes over time
favor three goals being added their credit. while
bIOORS made one point Tor RoCkaway.
Rockaway was prepared to play TO the death
when the third quarter was started Conover, who
had been warming up to the game in royal style
and was hitting the ball with q more majestic
sweep than week ago. tried some of Lakewood's
rapid work and in thirty seconds brought out the
cheers for his side by knocking q goal One min
ute later he repeated the performance sending the
pail between the posts from under his horses
feet-one of the star plays of the day.
When the game was resumed Robert Collier and
Gary took turns at carrying the ball into their
by a loud shout IN his rear of Bob make that
goal struck the ball outside when dangerously
near near the lakewood posts Rene La Montague and
Conover were after their opponents every point
and with less clever hacker than P, F. Collier
Collier simply could not miss the ball. and he al
ways got good distance foul claimed
against him. and Cary and Conover made goals be-
fore time called.
,,. The final quarter began with the Jersey
way men started to rush matters. and. with the
help of ConOver and In Montague Hazard made
three goals in succession. but Lakewood forced
the winners to fight for all they got. Collier made
the last point, amid intense excitement Just be-
fore time was called The enthusiasm of the
spectators had been kept at fever heat and all
admitted that the Country Club cups had been de-
servedly won.
The winning team generously cheered as its
members rode off the field, after giving to Lake
wood its first serious defeat of the season The
is
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

The weights for the Van Cortlandt lightweight
Handicap TO be tomorrow. the last seven
furlongs of the Withers mile, follows:
Ethebert 140 pounds; Previous. 1872; King Barley
corn. 125; Mesmerist. 123; Rush, 1aO; Kinikinnic.
119; Waring 1ls; May Hampstead III; Mark Cheek,
116; Sanders, 114 Indian Fairy, 113; Survivor. 49,
Warrenton 112; Half Time, 112; Vulcan, 1l2: Mari
bert III; Belle of Lexington, III: Missionary, III
Toluca, 11O; Lamplighted no. Meehanus 109; Brisk,
los; sidney Lucas; 1Os Gonfalon 1o7; Decanter, O6
Counsellor Weinberg. 10S: Ten Candles 1O6; Sean
nell 1O4 Grey Jacques. 1O4; All Gold 1o2; Montanic.
102; Lady Lindsey, l00 Lady Uncas, 10o His Royal
ette. 93 Delacy, 80; Dread, 80; Danforth. SO, and
hal
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
GOLF.
ENTRIES FOR NASSAUJ'S BIG CHAMPION
SHIP AT GLEN COVE
THIRTY TWO PAIRS DRAWN TO PLAY IN NET
ROPOLITAN CONTEST THIS WEEK.

Whatever doubts existed as tc the success of the
metropolitan golf championship at Nassau this
week were set at rest yesterday when John Du FATS
secretary of the association announced full list
of those who to take part. Just twice the
number that competed last year have entered
making total of sixty-four. Almost every promi-
nent club in this part of the country represented
while of the sixteen who qualified at Garden City
all but five have entered a second time. OF the
younger players. John Reid jr., owen Winston jr.
nent absentees. Some of the prominent
newcomers c. NJ. Hamilton. of Baltusrol; R. G..
watson, jr, of Westbrook; Devcreaux Emmett of
Garden City; H. NJ Forest of Philadelphia; Harry
Holbrook, of st. Andrews. and Amos T. Dwight.
of Dyker Meadow. Travis Hartman Douglas and
Reginald Brooks make up the ''od guard" that will
set the pace for the other aspirants. Charles B..
Macdonald the former National champion about
whom there has been much speculation, is not
entered
According to the programme announced by the
committee the first pair to start will be Allan
Kennedy. of Montclair. and F. O. Beach, Of
Meadow Brook Following them will come Marc
NJ Mlchael OF Yountakah, and Irving Brokaw, or
Chadwick, jr, of Powelton, and Duncan Edwards.
Of Pa Dyker x SMeadow and and so on through the list
until the entire number have left the tee. Reck-
oning on the four minute basis it will be IL pa a.
experience in such contests. the committee will
do well to finish by o'clock.
committee has endeavored to place men of nearly
equal strength together and the result is particu
are Travis and Douglas Hartman and Watson.
Hamilton and Hollins jr. Colby and Tying. and
Emmet and Kimbal.
The full list of entries, together with the draw,
is as follows:
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INDIAN HARBoR YACHT cLUB's RACES.
FLEET CAPTAIN FLEET SURGEONS AND FLEET
CHAPLAIN APPOINTED.

Frank b. Jones. chairman OF the Regatta Conn
mittee Of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club. OF Green
wich Conn., with New-York headquarters at No.
y Broadway announced last night the racing pro-
gramme for the season of 1900 The yacht club will
90 Into commission at noon Memorial Day. and
in the afternoon there will be a spring for the
2-foot raceabout class. On July the circuit race
OF the year will be held This Is open to the %
and IS foot classes OF schooners. the So TO- ST. g. 3S
and 80 foot classes of sloops and cutters and
50 foot classes of yawls the special 3ofoot class
OF sloops and the H-fOot raceabout class The n
nual regatta will be held Saturday. August 4.
and will be open to all classes
Tho last race Of the will be the fall race
OF September l. for which all classes are eligible
Entries FOR the different races. for which any
yacht enrolled In any recognized yacht club Is
eligible. are to be sent 10 Frank B. Jones' No. %
broadway. The commodore OF the club. Charles
T. Wills. announced also last night that George
]. Bradish had been appointed fleet captain: DR.
L. p Jones and DIT. Joseph Muir were appointed
fleet surgeons. and the Rev NJ George THOMPSON
was appointed fleet chaplain
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HARVARD. 9; PENNSYLVANIA, s..

Philadelphia. May 2-The Harvard and Pennsyl-
vania mines played interesting game here to-day
and the visitors owing TO their ability to hit
the ball when hits were needed Both teams felded
well rule. but Pennsylvanias errors were more
costly than those made by Harvard. The score
follows:
r. H z.
Harvard .............2 o % 10 4
Pennsylvania .......O o o D 3 o O-5 II 3
Batteres-Stlnnan. Herman and Reid: Layton and
Favell.
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TO pI.AY FOR A CUP.

Nutlev n j. May 81 (SpeciaD.-The Golf Com
mittee of the Yountakaw Country Club has issued
circular to the that beginning on Memorial
Day cup will be played for. the qualifying rouho
to consist of thirty-six hoies' meuai play ne
+ronbv was presented by A. II. Larkn, the presi-
dent of the club The pairs will begin play al lo
o'clock, and continue all day. the conditions 20
consist of eighteen holes, match play The aIialr
&c to he a handicap and the final round. on June
so will be al thrty-six holes. The women 8 hahoi-
cap has been postponed until Jure l.
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PHILADELPHIA. .; CHICAGO. /.

Chicago. May 21.-Although the fielding was
ragged on both sides. the game between Chicago
and Philadelphia here to-day pitchers battle
and full of excitement. Chicago's only resulted
from ;wo singles. sacrifice and long fly Phila-
hit double steal, error of Judgment and
Wolverton's single The score follows:
r. H. E.
Chicago ..............0 o o o o 0-1
Philadelphia .........0 o o o o 2 %
Eatteries-Garvin and Donahue: Orth and Mcfarland.
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING.-We Racing Association,
Morris Park. 2:3o p. m.
IACROSSF.-SiX Nations Of Canada
against Stevens Institute Hoboken.
LAWN TENNIS.-Southern champion
shins Washington; tournament, Montgom-
cry, Ala
iTOIF-Women's club championships,
Morris County Golf Club: women's foursome,
Harbor Hill Golf Club; womens qualifying
round for Ardsley Cup. Ardsley Golf Club.
Observation-Disclosures against Trim
fly. Trinity: Adelphi against Pratt institute,
Adeiphi Field.
TRAP SHOOTING.-Hell Gate Club,
monthly live bird competition, Dexter Park,
Long Island.
BOXING. G.-NcPartland-S Starr Seaside Ath-
ietic Club. evening.
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Pi;tsburg May q (SpeciaD.-B Brooklyn defeated
the Pttsburg team here to-day In a Hstless game
The fielding work of the home team especially
ragged. the brilliant playing of Ely being the only
redeeming feature of the game The visitors tried
both Dunn and McGinnity In the box The score
follows:
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ST. LOUIS. II: BOSTON. q

st. Louis. May 21.-St. Louis had trouble in
connecting with Lewiss shoots in the first three
innings. and the home team had the game won
before the visitors cot started. Bailey took
Lewis's place, and did better The score follows:
r. II. e.
St Louis ......-....1 l / I ! XII l6
Boston ...........l D o D o q o Il
Batteries-Powe and Criger Bailey. Lewis and Clark.
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.Qualined in last years championship


MORRIS COUNTY WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP.
In the interval between yesterdays showers the
women of the Morris County Golf Club played the
qualifying round of their club championship. ana
as a result Miss Bryce. Miss Halburt. Miss KIP
Miss Willis Miss Swords Mrs. William Shippen
Miss Wetmore and Mrs. w. Fellowes Morgan Will
be eligible for to-days round at match play. MISS
Rrvce and Miss Halburt tied for the best score in
Tho ouaufving rouno at 11S The tournament will
continue through Friday. and the winner Will be
entitled to hold the club trophy until fall. Follow
ing are the
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
THE STATE RACING COMMISSION.

Albany, May Ex-Governor Roosevelt to-day re-
appointed for term of five years from May the
present members of the State Racing Commission,
namely: August Belmont. of Hampstead; John San
ford. of Amsterdam, and Edwin D. Morgan, of
Westbury Station
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Detroit-Minneapolis. s: Detroit, 5.
At Buffalo-Chicago, I; Buffalo. 6.
At Indiana polis-Indianapolis, 9; Milwaukee,
At Cleveand-KansaS City, 5: Cleveland, g.
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CHESS.


Paris May 21.-The first round OF the Bergen
system served for the pairing of the third round
OF the International Masters tournament. Is
Boulevard Montmartre in this city. At the ad-
journment of the games was concluded.
Showalter and Mason had winning positions
against Dfdier and Mortimer respectively. while all
the other games were In even positions The record
OF contestants follows:
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NEw-YORK a. CINCINNATI 2

Cincinnati. May 21.-Doheny gave nine bases on
balls to-day. but allowed only three hits and scored
six strike outs Hahn was hard hit IN the first
inning. but settled down after that. The fol-
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Penalty of half goal against Rockaway for a foul
and quarter of goal against Lakewood for a safety.
Summary-Goas earned-Rockaway 8; Lakewood I.
Nothing allowed by handicap Lost by penates-Rock-
away y OF goal for foul and safety: Lakewood q
Lakewood. ca
tir1ex
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EASTERN LEAGUE

AT Observation-Disclosures, I; Springfield, 6.
At Syracuse-Syracuse. 1; Providence 4.
AT Toronto-Toronto. II: Hartford 8.
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NETWORK.

'Batted for Petz in ninth. Batted Hahn in ninth
Sincinnati Sa mat ..............-.-..i ! i %
Earned r,ns-New-York 2 Two base ht-Selbach.
Three base ht-Davis Stolen baseVan Haltren. Double
playsCorcoran. Steinfeldt Gleason
and Grady. First balls-ON Doheny 0: Hahn.
l. Struck out-By Hahn. 2; Doheny. 8. Attendance.
1900 Umpire-Emse Tme-1 90
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between Harry Elkes.

between Harry EIkes the American rider. and Ed
Guard Taylore the French champion. yesterday
resulted In the latter winning by 300 metres Elkes
fell after covering twenty five miles. but remount-
ed and steadily regained part of the lost ground
Toward the finish the became exciting
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proposals.
RMY BUILDING, Whitehall ST., New York

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall St, New York
city May 81. l9oO-Seaed proposals. In tripicate
subject the conditions. will b. received this
office until IL o'clock m 81 which time
and they Will opened presence of bidders.
for furnishing delivering the York Depot OF
the Quarte.rnast-rs Department. lcoeeo yards OF
Khaki material. subject hfty
forming specifications adopted Novenoer
sth proposals giving full Information
grade OF required and % bidding be
obtained samples
offices Depot New Phlade-
pha Chicago Boston The T. : Government
the right reject accept al proposals
part thereof Preferences viii be given 20 articles %
domestic manufacture. conditions OF quality
(!nciuding
th-reonl being equal Envelopes
uld be marked Proposals
Khaki MATERIAL addressed Colonel A. q KIN
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Fot,RTH RACE-THE POCANTICO HANDICAP WIN
81 2o added: for -yearolds: entrance fee S3o
each declaration SO: second horse $3.50 and 10
third $50 Of added one and one-sixteenth
miles the hill
A Featherstones b. c. Missionary by Hanover 49,,
Carruthers & Shieds's ch c. Advance Guard by ,,o
W Walden & Sons b. Contestor by Galore ,,o
Perry BeImonts ch. Gonfaon by Fonso Falerna iOa
] r. Keenes Toddy. by Hanover-tiot scotch iOz
James Gaways ch. +. Lndemere, by Linden-Zara lVo
FIFTH RACE-TIIE AMATEUR CUP; lightweight
selling race pounds above the scale. of $3.50 in
Mate and $50 in cash; three year-olds and up
ward special declaration fees; starters
10 pay $50 more: $3.50 in plate and $3.50 IN
cash; to second 5000. and to third $780, to be
ridden by gentlemen riders. The Withers Mile.
II X Vingu's b. h. Ronkonkoma years old, by
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :......-..;; loS
H w Smiths b. George Keene. years old by 80
OnondaEa-Bessie Htnkley. 14o
Craig Wadsworths br. h. Tulane. years old, by
Sir Modred-FauX Pas. i4o
W. J. Cavanaughs b. g. Emigre. years Old, by go.
j McI.aughlin's c. First Whip, years old, by
Duke of Montrose-Theora. i3o
o. 1. Richardss b. Post Haste, years old, by -
T Healeys b. g. Carbunce. years old. by Stuy- 80
SIXTH RACE-Handicap: three-year- olds and up
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Eafne'i runs-Fittsburg I; Brookyn 3 Two base hts
Jams Kelley Keeler stolen bases-Cooiey Kelley
and Jennings: Demon and Jennings First base balls
on Lever 2 off Dunn. 1: of Mc6iinnity ). Hit by
pitched ball-By McGinnity tZimmerl- Struck
By Lever 8: by McGinnity. l.. bals-Zinlmer
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

HUTCHINSON ON PRINCETON'S TEAM.
1t was reported last night that Hutchinson. tn
third baseman. will represent Princeton in tn
athletic games here Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
SEPARATE COMPAyIEs AT CREEDuooR.

The range at Creedmoor occupied yesterday
by the 4th Separate Company. of Yonkers, under
command of First Lieutenant Charles F. Nugent
which had twentysix men present of whom
twenty-five qualified. the 11th Separate Company
of Mount Vernon. under command of Captain f.
Schneider. fifty officers and men present. of whom
forty-fve qualified the 18th Separate Company of
Flushing, under command of Captain John F.
Klein. forty-eight officers and present, of
whom forty-seven qualified and the field and staff
and non-commissioned staff of the 1st Regiment.
Tne weather cloudy. with occasional showers
he shooting and issuing of decorations under
the supervision of Lieutenant-Colonel y. B.
Thurston, ordnance officer. n. O.. \. Y.
Class volley and skirmish results follow:
Number
qualified
Field nd STAFF Ist Regiment
unissione1 STAFF 1st Regiment ........... 2
Fou s. parate ComT
neenth seuarate Company. 81
Total ..119
SKIRMISH MATCH.
Total value
OF hits.
Fourth Separate Company. ca
EleV nth Separate
Seventeenth Separate Company .1Oi
Number
Companies mn Bulls Centres Inners. Cutters.
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BASEBALL.
BROOKLYN DEFEATS PITTSBURG IN An
UNINTERESTING CONTEST.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
THE RECORDS

New-York. A. Cincinnati. ST. Louis. IL; Boston. 2
Philadelphia. 2: Chicago. l. Brooklyn I; Pittsburg. s.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
BOXING NOTES.

The fight between Fitzsimmons and Rubin,
which was scheduled TO take place at the West
chester Athletic Club on June l. has been post
poned to June II. The postponement was caused
b,, n net lion kept by Fitzsmmons. which clawed
an ugiy cash in the left hand of the eX-champion
He was compelled to go to a surgeon.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

The bout at the Seaside Athletic Club tonight
will he between Kid Mcfarland and Young"
Storr They will meet for twenty-five rounds at
135 hounds The preliminary Will be a twelve
round contest between Billy Ernst and Dan
Mcconnell.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
LEAGJ
CYCLING.

At Reading-Alentown. Z: Reading .
At Wilkes esbarre-Wilkesbarre II; Athletics L.
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probably rebaptized, will furnish the Moderate
Republicans with the fresh blood and reinforce
ments of which they stand In such urgent need.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

James ae McLaughn's b. Z. Lady Lindsey
90 '''-...---..-.. y. slaciD 2 7-2 out
W., Time-1:12&.
Won eased up by eight lengths
HNoND hAcE-For twoyearolds: $3.50 added; selling.
Four ana half furongs. Eclipse Course.
K: w Walden & Sons CHI c. Tonicum
by Silver Fox-Toniaue Ins n,
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BROOKLYN.
Totals 80. 80 8 o t2G 10 O.

batted ball.
Brooklyn -..----..-.---......0 o o o 2-I
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KRlSS KRINGLE WAS FIRST

But THE DECISION WAS AGAINST HIM.
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MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS.

San Francisco. May 21-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

Thomas Sharkey announces that he will fight
Jefrries in a few weeks after his coming contest
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
The entries for to-day's races at Morris Farh are
as follows:
FIRST RACE-Selins for three-year-olds and up"aru'
r1,a 1ast seven furlongs Of tie winners Mlle
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

The fight between Tommy Ryan and Jack
Root of Chicago. will be on June II at the Sea
side Athletic Club. and the Terry McGoverl
and Tommy" White bout on June at the sam
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22

SIXTH RACE-Eandcap: for three-year- -ods and VI
ward. The Withers Mile.
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ELKES BEATEN BY TAYLoRE.
Antwerp. May 21.-The fifty mile bicycle maten
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CINCINNATI.

Totals ... % 3 3 81 13 2
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J. Hoden's b. e FireaGm. by Ravon d.O, ~
ll.- - VIZ. ~ ~ IL u
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Won ridden out by length and half: length be
tsveen second and third.
THIRD RACE-For maidens $3.50 added special weights
Six and onehalf furlongs. Withers Mile.
p. T. & Z. Llttehed's b. Favonius by