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FITZJAMES WINS A RACE.
HIS FIRST BU>T IX PI'BLIC THIS YEAB.
aMBULAN'OE AND LTVnUOUiANTE BEATEN !_.
THE TREMONT HANDICAP.
The Morris soartet was snccesaful Bi only one nvc.
oot of scv-ti at Morris Paik yesterday. although tt ?.w
soen ln four out of tbe seven, and ln thre* Its chance*
were much faneled. Chatham, the favorlte ln the flrst
raeo, cronsed tho ___? lu front <d the fleld. bnt ln the
Tremont Handicap. at sts furlor.s-., ln which the
t.?tble 6tar.ed both Ambulance and L'Intrlguanto. and
taakanB to win wlth Ambnlanee, L'Intrlguanto ran
third t? Flt-james and Kitty Van, while Amliiilaru
was never pronilne.nt. Kut Ambulance had an cx
eolWit eseose. **he had had before a crark ln one of
her fore hoofc, and tin- tiniA aho burst tho other, ao
that she ls dlsahiod for n.ouths. and may perhaps not
be seen agnln thi- aca*._. Mr. Morris's Imported
lilly Fauvetto, by Town Moor out of Chopetto. and a
half -Ist-T to I_oiM Ro*ob< tv's Oorstorphine. tho second
In Uio EugllHh t?a_.s. ran in the fourth raoe f,.r the
v time, aud came m tlilrd. behlnd Annle Queen and
Emd. Mars. the laapaaBafl. wlth a brllliant private
reputaUon and a melancholy pnblle leoord, was l> .1. 1
iv ;iis HlghiKss || tlie tlfth race. the wlnner beine.
uadfir a pull. So fortunc was not as benlgnant as
i-ual to the Morris horses.
lt wm a hot afternoon, but tho numben of vlsitors
*aa atnaalngly largo for a Friday. Ch.tham's eaay
\li-i >ry bRkBt BBB B-Bf race unexclfctiig. hut the rock
lns_ wa$ ln which Clayton on Hypatlca fouled Fl<_
vllla aruu-ed Uie indlguatlon ot the spectators. Bnt
lt do.* not appear u> be the fasht-n for jockeys to
coniplaln of fouls at Morris Park.
Ihe much-aaiBJB _, long-earpected Drixklo at last
BBIffai off a haaaBaap, wltli plenty to spare, ln the
kOcoiid roce, wlth Banquet seoond and Lynn thlrd.
IirUtle WM well backed, but Tulla Blackburn and
Bitquet were ahead uf him m fl,e beatlng. Tulla
Bbilllwin ran badly. It wus posslble to got 15 to 1
ngj'nrt Lynn one-two-three.
l.yrn**'* friend*. and foUowers have had cause
for Jamentation and walltug ln 'he drfeats of Mor.iana
and alr Matehow, whtle few af tliein owtsldo of
Tammany Hall woro koen enough U> back the outsldcr
laa.ro.u.y Ui the Ui-t.it __cl,p*-\ But they woie all nchly
rewanled for thelr faith in the tralner by the victory of
FHiJaraos ln tli. XkBBBBnl Handloa?. No seoret was
nisd,* of the fact hl I work had been extrenioly flne, and
Ite was supported w'.Ui g-'i.etea. ooalldcuce. although it
waa his first fline out thi** year. He was seoond cholca
ln the bettii... Ambulance having flrst place and
L'lntrno?nt-- third. Anilmlanctr wa- beaten ln the
lirst half-mlle, hecmi*. af her *pllt boof. L'Intrignante's
rui'. *___ made too late. beoaaae lier jnc.hcy n_ces-_.il*
lelt obliged to stay bar* witn .Ambulance so long as tne
Utier had the faintest poasth-BIP of winuhig. If no
_ar_araU_i had b*.:i ni.nie L'Intrlguanto might, per*
bai?. have won. Yet > itzjum**. and Kitty Van were
tx-tti very i.imble. FttaJaaMfl won i.y a head ln the
fa-t t.n.e of 1 .10 I 2. only 1-4 aeormd slower tban the
tv art m_*i'r by IM8B in the Tobog^an tlide ll_d1cap
l__i year.
The Important filly Fauvette *_as not wholly fre_
from li- aad aitaients, a- she went to tlie ne^t for the
fourth rac., and tn the clrcumstances lt was snr
prlalng thut s_ie got third place. An outsldT, Annle
. won the raoe. with anothe out-ldcr, Emd,
oecond. Fien.h po,>l t-ckete atraight on Ar.nie Queen
(tftere were only four soki. paid *14__ G5. and place
M7 15. E.ud -_* Ifl the tield.
Only tlireo ran ln tlie flfth raee. In so sraull a
fleld it aa-s hoped tliat the nervous and sulky Mars
world ran much l-etter thnn in a large one. But ha
dldn _ He wa*. beaten very ea_ily by High Hbjhnaaa
ln the slow Ume l<?r *>o fa_>t a track of l ;l-2. Alltvd
llenr.ea IBatlla solenmly promlsed tbat if Mars dtd imt
win tf_* n_v, tlio colt should be drowned. Mr. Mor?
ris lnrarlably keep*. 1.1- word, so It must be that ere
t'.r.s tlie deplorabl- b<<__t has gurgled his last gasp.
to BBBP all s_. h <^.,unterfelta perlsli from tlie face of the
Bflfltlh
_e large was the numb.r of entries for the slxth
BBBB Uiat they were dlvided. In tha Ursi dlvislon
Merid-.n was tlie tavorite, and Miohael F. Dwyer put
So.OOO on her at 1 t<? _ and .', la ".. Daisy Woodrtiff
vaa backed all over the rtng wlth nnnonnded ceuiairt
and many tbousands Bf dillars, but she. is not flt for
a hard race yet. aml BBBBB ln fonrtli. Meriden walfced
ln, with Flavia escond.
Meriden was entered to be sold for .1.100. ?ank
M.-'abe. Fr.deriei. QabbBfB- tralner. bld her up to
?i.,_00, bit ^he was Irought ln. Then Mlcbael F.
Dwyor. ln revemre, clalmod Flavia. A momeut later
Mr, ..e.ihard, wlih BBBBBDn ^?ls;^:e. was seen a..endlng
toto the tlmers' BBaad, arbare Mr. Dwyer sat, whiie
the P.ildian countenanec and Praxitelean form of Wlll?
iam C. Tialy lean'd benlgnanU}' over tbe rail of the
trtatid. Mr. Gebhard aud Mr. irwvc.r exobai.ged the
compllmenta of the Jmie weather and ente?*od Into a
dlplomatlo conterenre. Flnally Mr. Dwyer reltn
qulahed the mare. but Mr. C-ebhard had to retlnqulsh
hls half of tlie surplns over th<* sellinp x>riee of Mci1
deii. Mr. BWB_h8] will llnd ihal it ll not BBfa t-.
thrust wlth a PNBBb rapler agalnst a hnndred-ton
gun.
The seoond dlvteion of 1he sl.Tth race was won by
the favorlte, Arab, wtth tlie seoond cholce. Koho, ln
BBOBaB pla"'.
DETAILS of THE RACWO.
PXBBK K.VCK.?For t_:rce-ye?r-olds thst have run snd not
won at MBa ir,.*i>tin_.. k sweepsuk.*. at i-0 eocli,
wltfe $1,000 ?BUf'd, of Hlilfrli 6200 to S'JCOild ?nd flCO
tu tutro. W'clghts 7 IT> below the scsle. Ono nrll. .
U -tt-inp.
.SU l'l.
J. A. * A. II. M.-irr_'s b. c. Chatham, hy
Bt Blalat flars 11_ B ii.ittl-n-id l 0-5 1-2
j'r._kie ??? t. Flavllia, 110 (Tar?l) 2 4-1 0-..
- l_h-? .-li. t. Ilv_x?tlca. lio ..(l-layton, 3 15- 1 0 1
qum 115 CI. I_**'?i 0 10--', 4 1
ho .... rfajlor oii 6-1
K.-lilr UO. MercenlO 12?1 8 1
Koi/ili .(Mdg-ejjO f.'-l 45-1
Void 115 ..Thouir-iO' ? 0 15?1 6-1
Rlrhal, 118 . Slm_ 0 40 l IC l
j D 11'..(RayiO 15-1 0 I
Conr-on '?er,-.. 115. .-_.__-, 0 1C0-. 40_1
IlhelnKoId, n_ . .'Lartbiej) o .0-1 80-1
T1ni.>?1 :4-Y*%.
tjpmtklt maa8aai .tra.gnt iiald *10 15. plsce ?7 10;
Fii?viii? a?ea r-. 88.
Warneth and Indla Rubber WWta wlthdmwn. Flavllia
p.->t a llttl,- the bf-t ot a poor ftart. b-rt was qulckly
l?-<*d br ('huthaii.. -ho rvn alned ln frout to tl.. BaJafe
a:id won e__?_iv \,v a lei.rtli I Pla_UB tctoi.d. a leneth and
a half l*?fure Ilvi_a!.n. ?_? baal San Joaq'iln two Iwijrthf.
Hvratlca. wb? ha? BaaaaaBaB verj' low sinoe ?hc left the
Morri* BtBHB, ?nd 1* equal w aor mmemtet uoini,-, luter
f.-r'd wtth Flavllia ?> ?eri,?i.iv ln tli* itr^t. h a* to d_
prlve her of everr < har. ?>? ot wrtaxfxg, She plnDed her
un th? rail dliectly Ntind CBaflMM, and k>T>t h-*r there
t1U the rare wa- jirartl'al'v aroa. Ch^tium wa? wlUlng
aad anxtoi-.ft tn qnlt. uid lf Flavllia 1__ pott.-n np t.. him
woulfl havo died ot, the ir.stant. Ronie i*opl- wer_ anxlous
for Taral, la _tak_ I laha of a foul. bnt lnasmnch aa
llvpali.a flolahed behlnd Fteviila. dothliip ooald hav h"er,
galnwd by such a procedln/. aad Um BBBB8BI wa* dropp. i
bECO.V_? BAO.? Fr.*r l!*i>di,ap Swe_i>->t;ik'?, of 02o eath.
lf not deelar- d out, wlth B1.--0 ad.ed. of which *_.50 to
atKMi.d asid B150 to thlrd; onu mlle and a u.\tecnt_h.
Bcluvlsin fmlile's b. n. Prirzle, by V.-n
106
Ilettms.
St. PL
Ui'a-.r? Mac. 4 vra. 102 Ifl ,car
f< lart-m; 1 8-1 1-1
M. F. I)w?\-t's b. h. Ban.'.-t, 4. Ut .
fllati.llton) 2 6?2 9?10
r. W. 6hrev_?s b. g. Lynn. 5 .K)
(W. Mld4?_eyj 3 ?_?l 20-1
Llrriie 3. 93.,- Lambley) Q 15-1 0-1
Tn-1_ IlUrklxirtr. 4. 114.LHU'ftel . 0 .V - 2 1-1
Oa_tiwav II. 5. 100. Taral. 7> 10-1 4?1
\VaIvott' 8, 96.(A. Covla?lo?i? 0 ti? 1 8?1
-1 ._?
Mnr.ial?-I>r1z7'<- _Or_l__t |>?lu W20 30. placs ell__;
Bar, ,a.<, pl_<-i-. 88 20.
Flttjam.. did not start. tte was rrserved for the
next rae.-. Aft'i- a delv. ,? BBMB nflnaBBB t'.,- Cag Ml
on a /alr sUrt, Tnlla R'ackburn alUrtitly ln front. Llnl?
af-or.d. Ouitawav tnlrd- '.Valrntt lramedlat. 1\ RM
_hr?ttgh frerrr tlie rear and took Uie lead, which Us held
for -.!_ furlon-a. l.lz-le (X-.'upring a_c_i?d po.-UIen. T...a
r.l^kburc U.ird. DltBBla HBB ?!ow to get under ?av.
and p__?-?'_ BSMB _a MallasBaaa *_a? W-n lwottha behlnd
Bha !?ader. Ba ?a BtBaBah, haaMaaa. he ean*- up su
OW OUW1-' and _tr?_ BV_ B_ li<.r?_ S_ lf thev -_M
.? ?tlll. He won wlth rldlculoua ease by a 1-nr.i.
and a halt Ilai.'iuvt **?-c_i.i, _?-? lengUi* belore I__-un.
v-i- t^at LU-1c a h.-ad.
THIKD KA( B-B-B-BOB- HA.VDICM'. For all ?___
A _.-^p__.kaa of *60 __*, - t. or only ?10 if dorlarfd
bj 7 p. m oo the day ___-? B_ dav app?li,.-d for the
BBBM wlth $1,600 sdded. ot _hlch B300 to h?co.k1 ?j.(1
BBBB m a.rd. OBBBBl Jsnuary 2. 18B1. wlU? BB BBBtMB.
8U tufiodgs. _ ?
BaBMag.
Bk VL
J T. namox o. h. FlMja-es. by Kyr'e '
MBMBaBaa ?. U8 I8?* ?????D*r0,_ x
Cnrf.n. '_ 20?1 I?1
J. A. * A. H. Morri.-'i. L'Intria-antB. 8, !?? *
fUttleft_ld' 3 '<? 2 lr?>
MaJMSB-, -. 121. .-t.lli.i.) U-i 2-1
Volunf- II a-r.-d. 11,. .! Llt''jl (,l ' 2~
Ban8n_ 3. ?o . A. OaajagUm 0 W j 8
ADil..ia,e.-. 8, 110. (Ta.Tl'.i 0 1 5 l
bai.tl.-o. 4. |17. .Cl. Lc*'1- _g?J }tl
.-.__..*?. i, 102.(Lemhl-y, 0 4-;-l 16
TonirenVir. 4, 8. (ear. 101'--.CB-BBJ ? '- l *~'
Mut-::,i_-i.'.... pald e_2ie. plaoa 81868:
Kittv Van B?
__orvertr, Ounwa/!, MMBBB, Defaalter and Uallant
*'re wlthOraa.,- .'vn?-ur?- ?.,t off w.11 and treat-d t_<
?rar.d etand u> a wot.-rfu! . xrtbltl.m of th>- BBB-tt *
ti'-. Hs went flrat u, o.,e a,d. ?f th- IBMB. th' " U Co
ottier. and _ aouu la_t. wtirr* he re_ialii<? B\U -'
?:,d V.,l_u_e-r .,*_- rx.m of U.- runnlng. Fl-M"ic? ^:i""'
oul of tr_e ru, k at Uw little hill ma.- U.<- q?'i^r P??l ?"d
In a ti_.,t 8a_8 woo bv a _?__ : Klttv Van. wlth a __-8aa
l__h at Mie ea<, moaad. a bead baTore L'Intrhru-.iU
***>tt Bir acd MaBstMM were cloae up. Ajnbulwice
burat en_ of hsr f. _t and stopped ahort. She will hardly
rac. a__ln ttila year.
FOTHTII _AC_?B_ malden fllll. a two-year-olda. A
?MMBBBBB?- of 920 caeb. wlth B1.000 -uld-d. of whlrh
B200 to _econd and $100 to thlrd. Th,*- BBaBM ond not
having nin second ln a race of B2.000 ailowed 5 lh.
Flve furlones.
l'.ettlns.
Sl. l'l.
Ia ._(.- A fiUuilev'e Ch. t. Arnle Queen. r.v
Wanderer?Aribella. 110 lh. (Kavi 1 15-1 6-1
John HunterV b I Enld. 110... d'.h,.., 2 40-1 15-1
J. A. * A. H. Morrt*.* ch. f. Fauvr-tt<* 118
(LIM .-tl"Id>8 4-1 7-6
Mnone. 110. iB-raesi ?? 8-1 8?1
Marl-a. 110.<Tar-.il> 0 18?1 1 l
NaCi.11.* S. 110.illaiul.i.t. ? 0 7 I ', B
l ciocu.. ll5.(lf. DonobneiOinn 1 40-1
1 M-ll. D. 110.l\Am l 28?1
ll-ttl.-. 110.(I)?nr.-ttlO 7-1 ."? I
Alcotna. 110._..i(?',-,-.t.i-n (' _'-1 16 1
11 -_.t_.l-..-. 115 .(\V. I?,in.*.i^ 0 lon-1 40 1
Tl'lan. 110 . Tavl-f> 0 90-1 - I
I iu . T'rlmro?c. 115.rTonu.kii.si (> loo?1 40?1
Vl.a'.llll lin. ,M..!2.*v 0 100-1 40 1
H-rtocmci 110. iSlma' 0 50-1 20?1
3eea\t F___ti_s. uo.,D. \.-_t___ o loo-l 40-1
TlFie-O :..?.
Mntusls-Aniila Qu.-n str?t?!it pald *143G5. plae.
B87.6: Enld pla-e (flrld) .12 S5.
Perfunie wn- wfhdrawn. Bellr* j). waa flrst off t, a
prompt and falr -un. and ahe. Natalln S. and Ann!,
Queen hnd Un- rac* between them for half a mlie. In
the last furlonc Annl- Queon dr-w out. Rar cltt.n_ p_rf?r-li
stlll. and won ln the ea'iest i?</*?*-> 11> 1 ? - munner by a h-nrth
and a half. Nata'.le S. "died" ln the last h::ndr<*d yar.lv
and En'd. comlns wl* a rush. lieat Fauvette a n->k
fer ?'cond place. Fatrvetto wa*- n"t in her be*t form stid
was not pron.lneju tn the lirst half-mlle. Bat flnlshed
str,ng, and will do next tlme. Nhmne -.Iiomo-J inu.-h
apeed. but waa unfortunate from tlie stnrt Fauvette b-at
her a neek.
FIFTH UAC F?For two-yesr-r.'.ds. X_n-wlnner? 0f B1.6__.
Sweep .takea. *25 each. wlth B1.250 tdded, of whleh B2..0
to the a??<-ond. ?180 lti the thlrd. lloat^rn matd<-n8 not
having run second aliowed C Ih. S \ furlongs.
n .tting.
Bt. Pl.
D O. .-<__'? 9. 9. Hia Hi.thn.__, by III Fsed
?Prtneosa, 118 lb. .'RerR-ep, 1 2?5 ont.
J. A. 4. A. n. Mortis'a b. C. Mars 118
(fTlttleneld) 2 6-2 1-2
Bovle. * __BBB__- b. c. Othmat. llM.
(W. Doi.oLue. 3 6-1 1-1
Time--. :12.
Muftal*?Hls Hlghnesi MralgM pald $7 13, place $5 46;
Man, placv 85 75.
Actor. ve-sy wlaely. was wlthdrawn. Othraar was out
run fr .m the fall of the flag. Mfcra led to ttie llttl.- blll
thi* side ,.f th_ ValleT ?f tlie Khadf-w of Def,'..t. and U_en
bexan tn fltfit tho BTawl-aWnd. John A. Morris wi- tliat
Mar* alw_vs. uthta lti.* irrand-stand. Hls nerves had l^-en
qulc'j-d bv a doae of some sort of opiate, but lt seeiard
to have no effect. Il-r^en mt out a llnfc Innlde Uie last
qnartor. aud Hts Higtn.*- took the lead. brlnglnc Llttle
fleld t.i whlp. Mur* rusponded wlth more (.ontage than
lt waa believed bb. ln hla falnt heart. Dosnesscd. but hls
-ttort waa valn. Othinar wae beaten three 1encth_. Mr.
Morris ha*- dectded to send M_ars tn Barren Island, where
?T. the dead do_rs tro. Hts name la Dennts
blXTH RAC1C?iVr thre.vyear-old*. and ut>w-_rd. A sw*a.p
stakee of *20 each, wlth 41.000 added, of which B200 to
a*uon4 and riOO to thlrd. The wlnner to be sold Bt au?
_ m far frl.600. Sik furionga.
Bettii.--.
6t. FI.
M. F. Drryex* h. m. Merlden. bv Blllet
MaaaeBae, aaad. 107 m.(Hamiiw.ui l 6?5 1-2
F. Oe__t__l_*_| CA, l. FloMa, 8. ftloSfveriHOiu 2 M?'i 7-5
C. 1 . isanJej'n b. h. UUiCtliurn, 4, IC.
(Clarton) 3 40-1 16?1
I>al.v Woodr II. 5, 104.(TiyIor;0 2-1 :4?6
(en'.ura. 6. 107. .<__._. 2 <V>-1 20 1
Silver Prlnee, 3, 11J_.(Thoh^-oi*. 0 20-1 i*-l
War Ptrke, 3, 93.(W-beri 0 60-1 2..-1
Piiii'ter. Jr. 4, 101.iHosrc-i* d 40?1 16-1
?Vvtti-. 8, .1.(A. U-iiton, 0 00?1 20-1
T1m.*-l:ll.
Mutual? .Merldea ?tr^i*ht paid B10, plaoe 811 50;
F-av-a plaee 81880.
Tli. Bla Hlehne_-Mars race w_s so dtsheartentnj. that
tl.? last ru<*.. wns dlvlded ln urder that the patrtm* of the
track rnlelit have two m.ire cbanees to hag. The dfMsl .n
w?- made by tlie board ef MB-BBdB, who put all tlie nium
1., r- ln a hat and drew th^refrotn the nlne tliat sUrteii ln
t- i> -aee. liaisy WoodnitT. the " good th1n?," was ln
dulee- with tbe lead for half a mlle. Then M.-rld-n ran.e
awav and ??on ui a cin,mon ciiutr bv tfn-v lengtlia;
Flavla -".-ond by a Wurpth ln a whlpplnp tlnlsh, wtth
Baekbom. Mr. Oebhard's tralner. Frank M,-< abe. bld
?p MeiWaa'a price to -.'.*, 100. Mr. D-PBa*a tralner bld
88 406 arid kera the niat*.-. A few mtnutoa latflr Mr. O. b
hard wa?* surprlsod u> lenrn that M. F. IivCtot hrid ex
.aeinecl hls privlk-ge And olalm?l Flavla for C5e aBaeaB
j.rlce rr?1.100, and tht value of the purac. >fr. Oebliard
suc-ecUed 1n n-irotiitng 1,1s Illly by partng Mr. Dwyr
&500. A TiIl eeroiint ot thia wonOerfu! tidr.sactlon will
bo found ln another co'.nmn.
BBVEBTB KACK.?For three-year-etde and upward. A
s-.< .-.-|,-t?kes of B-0 e?. ii, wltlf Bl.OOO added, of which
$200 tu second, and $100 to thlrd. The wlnner to be
sold at auctlon for .1,600. Allowaucet. bla fur?
ionga.
Botttaff
Ceonre Forb*_?*s b. _ Arsb, by Dalna
car-och?Retrlhutlon, 5, 100 lh (oar. JU-ty
8-1 4-8
W. 11. rSund-'s b. h. Soho. 4, 107..t_BoTfi?U. 2 11-6 4-3
Jacol* A btaiil. v's ch. h. Torchllpht. 0.109
rilaj/8 8-1 8-1
Pir laneelot. 4, 107 (car. 112).. (Mlduei-y (, 20-1 ?-l
iaco, 4, 104.(Slius) 6 7-1 6-2
.' ? . 4. 102 ^car. 103).(Tavloi, 0 12-1 6-1
Iialavrian, 4. 11^.(lamb vy 0 16-1 6-1
Mor.nUiln I'-er, 3. 111.iFostor 0 6-1 2?1
Tn,- Poolrej-, 3. 90.(TRlehic. 0 100-1 40-J
Karrlna. ?'. 68.(A. Coiln.ron o (V'-l 20-1
(oiint l>-dley, 4, 107.(LlttleU-lU 0 25-1 8-1
rimo-l :lW
Mutiiala?Arab straight pald ?15 40, place ?0 05; Soho,
plaoe a_ _?
l.aUyrlan went to the po*t so stlff and sore as to ba
ural.le to get up a isr-p*etable gallop, but when the
flag Iell he t?K.k the lead and showed the way down the
blll. In tho Valley of the Shadow of Doheat Arab drew
out and tlicreafter tlie lssue wa? never ln doubt, as hft
won, hands down, by thr,- ? lor.gtha; .S?hr. ??cond, fcvo
? - be.'nre Torchllirlit, wliu, after fmillug Sir Ijuioclot,
lieat l.i:r, u ahort head. No c.a'ni of foul bolna
n,ad? Iba borsos were p.aced u* they flnlshed. Xo bld
lor- v..c iiinner.
ST. FL01.TAN AND KINOSTON.
BOTH THE CBAMPIO.VS TO BUB AT MORRIS PARK
TO-DAY.
There will be at laaat aaa hlsrhly excfttic raee at
Morris Park to-day. Ia Bla peavteea attempt to wai wlth
125 pounds up the one-eyed chaiiiplou of the T. Y. ('.
?_s b'aton by a aellUif; plute.r?Voatlbule (llmited,. To-day
vt. PlMBBB uailllia tnat VVlgkt a&ttti, and conee<1e# Um
Vestlbule ,llmited) 4 Bl, N'oinnd 4 lh, and Alrplant and
Merry Moi.areh ?a*-.'i 7 :'? BobmB will pr.ibably ftvo lilm
a rae... but lt is nnt to be t_'ll<>\>-d for a BMMBBt tliat Ui -.
V* -tlbuto (limtted) will obligo hin, to run aliead of ,*chodule
BBBB. -ho bettln . on the rtec wUl b5 liv-ly.
In the llfth race The Forum wiU undertaite to flve
Klnnrstou 5 P. and a b*a_,tliiK- Ttd* preat contest aliould
draw au atteridancy of 20,iO0.
KtisrieU iu:d Terrlfler will try to run flrat and second lti
tbe Uowlhig Brook Handicap.
Following are tlie entre*. ln all the race.:
FIRfcfT RACE?Por two year-tld-. that liave run, aod not
won at Uu- n._etlii|(. A si->eeji*.ulr._ji of B20 eocli, wltb
61,000 added, of whlcli $200 to au. ond und 6100 to third.
Wcighta 7 16 belvw tha teale. Flve furionga.
Nani.. Wt Nanic. Wt.
Pan lisndle -IU . LltUe bandy ._111
C?k-:-:~::_ffl BB_n*?_?___^ft
&,??::-:::?"::-.::.!_; & ?::::::::::::::::^
IiniAtlx ._.Ul Fiotlio ._.10t?
cSoU-3.aillMuone .-10?
SBOOITB RACE-FREE WELTER-WF.I.iHT UAMil
. Al' BWBJ-BBI I8BB. for tlir*e*_..y_ar-old.s and upw-ai-d
o? *20 aaafe. 'f "?t declarod out. wlta 1.1.000 addad, ol
Whleh e-OO to setouU and elOu to tlilrd ;ratx furlongs.
Karne ff% Same. Wt.
M,--oei.'-_.-???? }*\l?? Ktnr.~-"J
Indla Rubber. }&.\?7 Jl4?4'*'. i}4!
LffTeller . 120 Blue j?an.*. 114
fe,.ho ? . 118 Berweed . un
Mountain i)e..r. 117 |
TUU_ RAC?_-__-r*VEl>"G 11ROOK HAVDICAP, for
U:r-u-.vtar-o1*r, a swat?i?taki-? of (F5B ea<rh, h. t.. or only
S10 lf"de.lan<l byf7 p. m- on Uie day before tlie day ap
jxrtntod f?r th' race: wltb B1.-00 added. of which *}__.
to aeiroud _d ?_4K> so thlrd; onu mlle and a furlong.
Baaa Wt. .Natne. Wt
..?-N'1:-' . U4 KlUdeel ....:.-_.. Un
r ;;:;-::-;?!&_,,_::::::::::::? 1&
rOURTH I_ACE-A_sTI(;lPATK)X BT-BBB. For two
Teaa-oUU. A ?w..i*sttikoa ?f ?100 each, h. f.. or only
?10 II deeland by Aprll 15, ?r ?.*6 lf dc-lared bv Ma.
5 wlth *2,000 addod, of wbich $500 to M-cond and
0"OO to Uiird. Wlniiers of a MM "I BM -BlBB o! BS.880
J corry 3 tb BB_BBi al 9tni MMh Maaa, m a
5 _> _..tr?: of Uir ?- BBefc BMBB, or oo. of 810480, 7 |
extra Ikiaton maffi? aBaaraB <"> Th. BMscB Jaaaaiy
" la'Jl wlth 08 entries. 81_ furiongs.
j a -- A 'I M''1'"'" c1'. c. St. Morlan, by
?j?Ti-_4Sil ? .;by t_.._
';'-?.?,.., . M wVkllih-'A.n.-lU
le i!l .,- '? ! a-S : M',.,ar.-h. by Illi,d._^Hi_.. -^
M?T i.vvvr >.'li 6. Alrplant. by V.-ntil-t..r-Ha?_!r..-t.l IS
*Jt ? , Cb. I- Anne .(ju-e., by Wand
Iv.M^^uwi-fi-id's ?."(-;<,:!,.._.,, I-. Oi.aaaa m
_. &___?. Mk "e'/ira " A.illl
uieSdiT_____? _. e! S_ *9*A9.tk >t. i.iais- ];
ua
!
r, iiuh ...
BTPTU KAf'E-For t_hree-ycar-_ld- and apward. k
staltoa of $20 aaeh, wlth 81.500 added. .,( whk), r
Uie a-cond and *200 to the thlrd. Wlnners of t r
MBS racea ln IbM to carry 5 B eitra. Non-wl,ii,er- ir,
iv.,1 aliowed. If tiin-e vuui> ,.ld. 7
?a:,',1 upward, 12 -'? 0-M ??a and a fn.an.-a.
.??,. Wt. N-Wic. V. 1
tw Kor'um .131 I lUi'e aml . 111
K.JtoU . >2'i '< _..--...-I'aw . IM
vl>fT .in Loa Angries. i '
,.!14!Stra_im.-itl, ?
gl_l ll i;a, r.-l-.-r al) ui-r?. k amaaoatomm <>f 890 m b,
"?,:!i tl 0.0 a-ilrd, of _Lr1i B20o u> -e,-._,ri mtt 8108 '"
thlrd. Tlio *_Ini? I M ba BeM Bl BBCtlBB _ I
Allowanc-. Or,. i ll. aud a MXtenUi.
v?, ? wt BBaas. 9tk,
^.:::::::dWln_JSr_r:-:-:
Hr_t ra.-eat2 80 |, m.
A ____XE_a KOTEfl raMI IHE TBi
Heerla i-**t. ?,?1?' i---'11,<; ?"??? w"rr " ??
un- Miialrg bnl Umbb was bb bbbbbUbbbI arert
done. (M M. F. Hwycrs lot the he-t w.rk wa* BoaM
by tlie two-.earold_i. Bfca \_itl_t__i. are to onoerly
t
?aaaM aM MM aa _aaM aBta Ital Baa lapi t-.nt MM
Wiang o:i'-, lut Alrpiant AM llrst-rlaai work. H?_
wori. -<l Bve-eighthi urt r Ita hill ln i o-i :i i. i?e will
.!,,. ;i* IM taa ii-i.-r-v, <1 ln bOtfe Iii* trtwB Mi 1*888,
tbe erlpple UM aoane ol tka bm?Ing
paper- mali.- lil tii out t,, lr-. 11- h.-* liad rrar lted lut-la
_n *pr-1 ?: aM barol ? ajaark i M tt. Ho ha- ,i m
w..r'.(. palBng ap - ??? alti raack ?*?*., in- \. rk has
??? Bp lo Derb) f ?;?:.,. aM .-a- >i. *. Dwpar baawa
wiuit form _. iie la rn-t golng lo Ck-caga I
. :,,,- )?? at 1 M >\[>
BaktWla. -r '--,,??.!! Im* (Ioik- 1-elter worft than
: ;-. t'-ain .',_?. aai oaar a itataiwa (_
pronnd la poimdn beeter thn aay i haa. aan. ii-- bi
potng to ni- . ii Dn Aninian Derby. III
breedtog UB
Antta BaBa. ii- baa Boae ? nBe wltb .w-icht up in
1:10 1 4. and did UM Dot-9 (11 t:i!,,--. 1 1*1 ini.-*. ln
?j::;-, n.ii. ii,? h a bmMob, aai H ta ??
"blaeb wtth the Mattrat. eraaa" wlfl eatob ttaj
tt, tii.- loartb time in tho graal Weatern '
ild*.
r-triithni'Hth wlll go, as hls work shows hc haa a
cJiuinv.
Bngflab Lady bai sh nra tn he. w.irk that she la
dead In 11 f-.r th- Suburban. Slie 1* fit. Mi every
atraef move -he aataa the iwaater in-r party fUs
(??: her. Bbl -M lllk'llt ,,rni
every antc-post book I* fi.U M ht r to-day. Wlth
Tea Truv nnd Major* Do mo fotog great gaae, and
Derautb np to bU fonn. Teany wiil nol have .
Ipe, t_n wiil have t, hn Ue lf he wlna it. BboaM
-rart. Mr;:]ihj will ride hlm.
Tbe Antlrlpatl :" l"**t ""**>
at thi* meeting. Wltb Ht Fwrlan and Nomad penalaad,
at, ls Vetiiiir,-. and Alrpiant dolng ttata uorli, the
winntr wiii kaow be bai beea to tbe naea. Klnpton
lt tlne. nt- iplli lil
terdav aboQld mai" tlie <.rave*eiid Cyctone run to
the trad; r
MK. GEBHABD LKAXK8 A LESSOft
THK .MTSTLLir.*- OF SELLTN . RACLS UNTOLDF.D
TO HIM-VIU..I- tOdO.
-. iilng-raecs are the lnventlian of the devll. and the
toeknteafltlea are OBly underatood tborongkly bl 1- -
favorlte di.-rlp.-.. like W. C. Daly. Wfm the ryro on
thr. turf ua-l.l.--, ih.OB, something Urop'.. It la tho tYto,
as a rule. Tlme is one B8Bk.geaoe in partli n.._r tbal
ls remembered hy the racc-golng pablte tta I'ontl.-o
afiair at Jerame Park. b. t__ f...i al 1085, wtaa the
two vnar-old Poiitioo wa. nm up to WIBJBBO, and Mr.
Lorlllard ref.ii-- to sU.nd lt% as hls repre-witative _M
not BVOtaet the li_rse that far. Mr. I/irlllard com
pronilsed for #7.. 00, hut sold out hls entlre racing
stud tlie fnllovlag wlnter. He had an experlence.
prevloua to that., when F.xlle was rlaimed ln a rac*
wlth a clalminc clanse In lt.
Tne furvnie*t Miap oocuri*M yeaterday ln the slxth
rare.. whicli M. F. Dwyer'* _____ Meriden won,
when Hr. Ba.retto had her led up for sale.
bbas wa- ln for 81,100. Frank McC-b. stood next to
Mr. Crebhard and the fun tapa. Frank bid $100 a
envek till P_,400 was reaeh'<l, when she wa_> knockod
down to tar owner fnr !. _..().. (rebhard taid that lie
made another hid. bat BMiatlO dld not bear him.
?'You will ln-ir another bnl." waa qatatly r-imarked.
and when fnnrt.vn minute* had e.Iapied Mr. Dwyer
clalmad Fla via, tlie ninm-r up In tta nt*'- *<? Mcrldon.
htifh Mr. OOktard nrrd hls tr.tiner liad nvcrlooked the
fa.-t !!i_t lt wa*. b ektlailag r.n-?-, aM KeCBta d'.d not
know it till he got ?? Krlk's" order for Flavla.
H,* Caee waa i atady aa be *uir.?d to flnd Mr.
Ooiihard. He banded hlm the ,,nler on the rlubhousj
lawn. Aft.-:- ia sl.,).. Ubm b"tii rtartri for Ibe timing
stand, where tiie Dwyer l^itlicr*. ho1.! f.,rth a* tho
<)_1-ial tlm?--rs. Father BTIIUaffl C. Daly .iikI Mr. Van
DrkBiaa, of IVmne. _.e, were alao ln tta stand when
.Mi-. (r-..___i- went ln. He said: "How Is thia. Mr.
Dwyer ( I can't uiider-tund thls adalr. 1 r^n r,,'ir
niare up and dldn't get her, at.d you dldnt run my
mure qp but yoado ?et her. What arn I to dof
?'Well, .Mr. (lebhurd," said Miko Dwycr, ?'I would
not biamo you lf you ha.l nix tho BMT0 up yonr."!.,
but MaCabe worked fo long fnr u*. that I thought he
t>__/nld not hav . done lt."
Here Mcf'abe broke in i " Mr. Dwrer. a mnn wTirking
for aaatber h:^ to do nany thlngs that hc would not do
if ta waa. not ordered to do It by his __ayloy_r.a
The elder Dwyer tl.*n nuirt : " FTaak, you should havo
fald. "I w-rk*.- for tl-vn geotleiBOO so long I had
rather not do lt; you shmiM do tt your ...lf and lt won't
create any bMBBg between us.' Then it wonld hav..
been all rl. ht."
* Bai Mr. (TeMiard w_^ right at my clde," sald Frank.
"Then l.e ?hould hav? hid hlmself,n sald the elder
Dwyer. " And dof?t never do such a Uiing again Ls
my fd^lee. Wa nre as _ood friends as you hnve and
will do as much for yon.*1
"I know tkat, Mr. Dwyer," answemrt McCabe.
Here fur tlie flrst tlme tho ploolo voice of t>
Patriiinii of HaitiBlB w;is heard: "I ran second tb you
at Brooklyn and never opened my heart."
"I'll bet you a hundred yon dldn't," MeCabe ____.
"I don't thinft you w-ould let any one, pass you."
"Then walt till I get you again," said Father WUllain
as he went out.
Mi. Cebhard then sald: "W_mt am I to do, Mr.
Dwyer 1 I want that more and wanted Meriden.
Now tell mo what to do. I am not famillar with tbla
kind of baatoaaa."
"It's a hard gatr.e, Mr. Oebhard," said Mlke Dwyer.
"I'vo been ln lt somo time and I know about IL I'll
sell you tta marea if you want U.em. I havo been
ulBaiil B-vOO. tor Flavla hy Bfll D,aiy."
.. -hhard tumeal to Mr.Cul* and _aid : "How ls that.
Frank." Bat lta tr-.tner wuri a bB UlffOM and 6ald:
- I weali like our niare back. thaf'-i all."
"Now, I'll t<ll yoa what you must do to get yonr
mare- back, Mr. Gebbard," Faid Mike Dwyer. "If you
wlll pay me whnt you run my mai*e up over the aell
lng pilea -(> that I bn-ak even, you can I.ave the mare."
"HOW na-b I* tliatt" sald Oebhard. The answer
was 8l.:it'5.
?Lut. Mr. Dwyer," sald Gebhard, " Mcrldcn waa ln
so eheap."
" The same prlco that yours wai ln at. If you had
won I would nol bawe nn yonr mare up."
?Then. how much wlll I have to pay to get Fl_vla,'
Oebhard _.ked once more,
"lt wlll cost you ii_r>2 50 to get her back." said
the elder Dwyer, "as half tlie selUjic surplu* _oes to
vour mare. You can fi_ lt wlth Irlk. J^J'^ ?
worth S-i.OOO ui.d you are gettlug out llght, Slr. Oel
?^YOB Bk_BM tn-, Mr. Dwyer. __Me that tlme I
wanf-al to maRh roo with Eole apiinst Oeorge Klnney.
-., ,,,, ? vi.-i l'hii. -l llke you aa much a.-. I do
any mat: on the turf and -lihJLhat there wcn. moro
l!_e ron." Rebta-t *alil : "Qk."
Tlion M P. Uw-: UttAi " I'll tell you wtal we will
do Vou give me B800. That is tl.e amount yon
wlll lo-.-. I will kwe B15B60 by the {ran*??_t.on and
1 hopo U won't create any iii toellng. We will be
good friend-, aud lt wiu neror bappen agata.
Mr Oobhard reiidiiv aaaentod t- thls .utfl the entine
rxJ-iv *.tnt to arr.neo with Kri_. The only wtaner
wua't'i- Pompadour snpper ftmd (aomettmasjea?Ml tne
I'uid for Di-_t,i"<l Joebeya), vhi.-h .* enri-heaMoa ou
wiu, iho preaenl n.uddi-_ ooMlttona of a^Blna ra?a
the luuetailaa abonli bai g up a alcn for the i-.n-nt
of t),e owmn L.ot have never t.aket. le**ons at the
wlnter traok.. Dou't monkcy wlUi tlie buiz po,*.
TirF. MontAXA rOXPOBD OO-ITBOVnST.
Matt njiaaa a-cllned to mabrh Montana wtth Koxford.
The c-oll, l.e say)., his too n.any valuatile rtake 'iig-ff -
riento. Matt la onlj the trulner. Mareui Baly. the
c-na-r. -
" I um a i>trar.ger io a rtrange land and don't eare
mneh about n.iatehe. for Kmall ..takes. llut I will ma'/h
Maataaa agMM Fcxlord at a Btfla, eaeh to carry l'-<)
pound-.. fur 810,0091 BHte, HM _.__?? to go to tli** blsterr,
?f ( Imrlty."
Rjand vi!l now p_-. ? -ed ta> crawl Into hll bole and pull
th.- haaa ta :.ft--r baa.
m.i 88.000 m MarMan.
W. 11. -".nd* I._)d ifl.ooo on >,,l.o. Th- romn.I??lon was
pr* la.at.lv kj.iil. and h aaa aavad Baaa Maa.
'!!,.? Wm. ? ,"ou had % ?inall comnii.
*n, oi, Atmk, aM _ a lt- Liwl*. U,eir co_i_n?-loiirr.
hi.ii on hi* o?n aeeaoal
A TBOTTUI- MATCB FOH flf,n
BM i atek maai raaa M :
larown gaMlOg M-Z, BWBai by Mr. !la-,.*o;i ari.-l ilrl\,-,
ln 11. 11. llovnar.1. .1,(1 M
i,v i.ii,i,-. fire. a law .Mli aad woaaca to l
urivii _ Part, in Ui rrl a ' -M'
DanaM aad 1'. K i
_r,d teeeot beat* bandllj tn - *? and - il
.- I heat l UgMIaoi, wha
g - ' ? :"" ?';t
tor geai in tl.- loartb baal -nd *-* Atek
uuii-'-, artMb awi Bm ra. M tatghKaai Itaa t_M_
? ?
LABT DAV AT :."AKl: \';AV-KTr I'AI.'K.
PnrMenee, Jt. 12 <-. cbdi.?The eta
'
? up and ?:
? long i ll dark. 11 waa bo. aM tta '
bettei "' '' "ta f..- _ I
l redaoei be ? bonl t:.. <? -
, aV,TlU
poi two !,.-r.i . bad llttl, oppoalUM troai I.
?ta did not wanl I i beal Ibeir naeorda. aUI
tl.Y'. IKKA.M HALM
Arphod b-to StMrUs is vui-kiy Al.
a.T?-_?L Clea 1. UeaJa Iha
K>rf*K und ,
CATARRH
Ba-toaaa Caata aM 8aaaB. .ajajleBly
Le.--ve_ Cold li, Hta?' ",a BMM
?che. 5oe. at Drngg-!**- v
fc.LV hliOs.. .? Warran bt.. r*. _.
third mlle R. V.. _. grew t.red und Arcine h. had to ro
t'? the front. He got two hents und I8BBHB B sure
wlniiLT. hit the Judgr _ up-*-t :i J.i'i !,\ ekangtBg drivers
lehind 111 it, Wmi lal no trsmble ln iMatlng Arrhlj B.
nfU'r B. IP. *>. wa. BlalaaeeB fi ih" flfth baaa.
T!i<- - ? -jiilr-.l llv. li-.it.. l 'I.r:- Ifl I.. after
gettitig tim iii bjbbB iini- nude *,i BBBBf banafea ln the
Ki'rd rii-it lha araa -<-t baaB aaB Teai cnrpaatai pb. ? i
flrst. T.ir BBBBB t.p.1 ifr.-r t'nt :it. 1 < ..-[ --.er beat
her out each tl:,:.-. Thts endeg B ___ >f BB_ sp.H.
n:id the elr> n'1 |B8B on nt Mvstic I'ark, I,..-:.,,. l?-.l:i
nlnr next Tuoday. *siiinruari_s:
I I.AK-s-PVBBS 8-00.
Pllot, by Mlddletowu. jr.
il'.-rv r.;?l T.ilej) 2 12 4 2 11
Archlc B.
,ter aiid snilllnalaiv) 4 2 4 1 2 ?
L.ivi ( rxkcU. .-WhNIii 3 4 3 2.20
lt. W. h.(HIcJu) 13 13 4 dls.
Yi-.ne- 2 i88_ I __ .., 2 :3i \. a 31. 1:8T, I ?_-?'_. 2 :35.
_? _.- CIi-BB PITBBB e500.
Tom Carpenter, by Thon.a* J.-ITer .
(Sli11i:n_,-lj?i 8 7 111
Minnie l..iCUrfc) 117 2 2
... . (F -;? 8 2 2 8 3
Ilirg-.j II.((irp.-iit.-n 2 H 4 (1 4
lli.ppy B-e. IT-nat) 7 3 3 4 0
____ llampton.(l>on,.vaii) 4 6 8 *? 6
,.. . Kirmt, ? 4 5 < _r.
\ . ,-? . (Od-Ili 5 0 0 dr.
. ., 2:20'.. 2:20, 2:27'?.
FAVORITES SI.AUUHTF.P.F.D IN ST. LOUIS.
St. I.u'ii*. June 12?The weatber to-day was pleisant
anl _,000 pe*>sons wtv present at Uie race-. Tlie i-langh
Mf of the favoritcs was tfce f,_.ii?_ of the day. Mlehael.
HM Is-rl.y wlnieT, was eaMlv b- aten ln th<- OhBflaa Or- BM
- <uifl filorknor, at 1 t.. 2, waa never In the handb-ap.
Oeadanac, 20 to 1. wlnnltic erw>1ly. Onlv one favorlto
?.. :. Lmtna J.. ln th>> flr*t r-\,-e.
First r_<e?Str,*et Rall*-v St?ea; aelllng; pnrse ?_00_
1 1 1 . mll-.v r.iniTia J. w.,n; lexa_ Olrl h.*coiid, Retuid
lese thlrd. Tlme- 1:87V
afl MBB l-IBH ??..__. fo- t?o-vear.old?: flve fnr
lonps. Ceverton won; Lord Wlllowbrook seoond, Tom
iu ding tbtrd. Tin.,- i oov
Tl,l"l r..-e-The < hnrl-s Ure_n Stakes, for three.var
?M- **-'.500 add?*-1 : one mlle aud a QMftsr. Forernnner
Mlehael sernnd, l.thel Oray third. Tii_---_:1.V
Fmrtii race-Seiiing: purse B88Q; one mlle Minnie
EUlni won; li'.i, F_.r_v.ii.. _ee.,i,d, _<ip-<_ll__t ihird.
I 4 s.
Flfth race-Handb-ap ?.weepetifce* ; thre_-ye?r-olds and
upwnrd; MM mlle and three furlonus (}<*nd3n__ won;
Alph-?n beal _Ho___ner a he_l. Time?2:33.
Slx'h r?ee-,?-*Uln_ :,p-irse; 1 146 ml es. Bonnle Anrilo
won; Ed nopper beat Firat Lap for place. Tlme?l la
QUEER STORY BF A YOUXG BOY.
HFl HAS BEF_y MXBBUPS FOR A MONTH AND
CnnLT.Y <4 .YS THAT KIITN______ BATB HIM.
Yonkcr. h__s a my_tc_T- lt is the all-Rerf kldnap
ping of WlUlo Hnroaaon. the seventeen-year-nld son of
Virsll P. Ilunvison, of No. 4^4 Warbiirt?aiw... by
.,i.s_.n-.ien on Long Island. Ylrgil P. B?_M_B if one
,.f the wc.-ilthy c.ittzen<. of tliat ciry. Be ls treasurer
of me Banaaen * BaaPJap NBnafBeBaetag rorapany, of
No. 80 Chanibnis-Kt.. New-York. Ho Banfl with h1?
wlfe, two danrhters and two sons, ln a handsomo Imuse
OfCrlOBBlnf the Hndron.
For a month Mr. and Mrs. Hnmaion have been
worried over tho dlsappcarance of thelr snn. II' BBB
beea nil__in_ sinoe May 7. Dnrlnit the early part of
th" week the pareivM of tlie bov r- ceivod a leMar from
hlm. Wlllle |s the yotinpe. t ?on and he has beea Bvtltg
wlth his irrand_ii_theT at New-ltclt-iin. Tonn., where
he was also employed ln a lan_? ent_B_7 factory of
Hnmaaan -t Beekkp. Ob Umrt the iad left hla crand
nxither's honae to come to New York. From tliat time
all trace. <.f him has been ksrt.
In Uie bof. letter he says that he met ? captain
of ;in oyater boat af_?r Inavlnu h'i-S prajidmoth'a*'*i
house. Th-? captAin told hlm that be BABfl on bl* way
b. New H;iv.*n. aml Invlted the lioy to accomvanv hlm.
Wlllle t!*>iis[ht that tho sail would be fun and con
tc-nteci |o e .. When tho captain arrtved at 1'ie ?? hpt><t
end of Loag Maid11 lm pnt the hoy nshoro "on an altnoat
t^rren *rtrlp of tho teland and only inhal.ltod by a few
lljalil Blggeaa." PTHBb says Oitin: are no hoiLses
tln-rc, ar-.l tliat tbuve w!m 11 vt* tltero sleep tn the ,.peu
a:r ..ti Bm ecund. Ho also says that lio has ix> way
of ommtinlentinR wlth tho oataido worM e.vreptlnK by
c,I?Jice of RetUng a letter ttirouxh _n a small boat.
The letter atso says tliat there Ls BetttMV poatoBbra or
MegiapMe ernntuunlcritlou wlthln Iii*. reaclv. He nU
that BB had plvcn the lettor whlcli w__. rocelv,*d to
an oy-rterman who liapponod to land there wit.h his
boat, who sa!d he would _.-e tliat it was fiirwarded.
Wlllle also tclis hls parents that tho place wltero ho
is kept in captlvlty ls cullcd ?? J.lulT Cov.-," Long Island,
and the only wap he run bo communlcat>-d wlth i_ by
sending a letV*r to sonw ptfw-e In Monino.ith County.
B. J-. nben tlio letter will be forwarded 1.1 hlm.
Mra. HiitiiasoD said yeabwday that wiuie n u-as true
that hT *',n N.d been ml*?alng slnee Mav 7, *hc did n?.t
thlnk he had b.*en abducted. She admltted reeetvlna a
letter from lilm contaii-lnn tbe *_..*-.? -t ,ry. .-'Ik; s,:d tbat
.,-.,and had uudn dlll_;ent sear li lor her von and
tiie plnc^* ealled u blutT ( uve" but wi_s, neirher abl.
to B&eOTBt the bov or tho place. gbe says that
Wlllle said In his lelter that h._ ls dlgglng oystcrs.
THE GERMAX HOSPITAL TROURLE.
T?iIPOr.AUY ART. -NGF.MT-.N-T_. MADE SO TnAT
TIIE WORK OF THE INr-TITTTION WILL
NOT RE ULNDF.RED.
The di.put/*- lti tbe iw'rnian llo^pltal between the slx
PBBBBanl p!;y-lclans and Ibe i-upertntendent, fonsUntlno
I.ndwlR, \v!n,-h Tho Tribune UAd. ab mt yc. terduy, re
rnain-. BBehangad, and all pcrson . coricenied are re-tlr.g
on tlu-ir .'irm.s, a?-_-g t!i- .leeislon of the trueteea,
who will meet early next week. A_ Mr. Ladwlg aad
tho phvsicians lake BenjeBBnllnni alaanj cf thelr tn^r,
_M paflentB and the aff-rs of the lii>-pi_-l will not
suffer in the moantimo.
The troobles whleh eulmlnatcd ln the rcslgnatlon
of t.ie physiclans liave been brewlng tor some tlme.
and fri-in uoai-ariat-oa with a gBatteman who is
well Informed and knows nll about Uie affalr, lt ai>
pearaB UbbB there aro other and perkapa iii>>r.* Berlova
RMHMOB than the mero questlou of dlscliBjne. and tluit
OM "I tlie caiise- e.mld be traced lack a. far as the
mnnal BBaattng of the lK_sr do ftru^tee*. on
Pebmaip 1-.
Tin- a ..umptlon is borno out by tlio conversatlon
porter h8d wiUi two ol tlie physiclans ln the
boapltal ia_t night. While thej- politely but flrmly
Beclined to say anptklng for publicatiou, it waa
evldenl UmI thew wero determined, and that tbey
had atrong raaaona f?r tlicir !_.-tion. Tne only Uring
tbey BTB-B un.il-Us to see publlshod was thelr poetthn
aaanranee tliat theo- liad not lntcndcd to leave tlie
boapltal to-nlghr, leavlng tho patlen's w ith*. ut mcdlciil
BttttntVir l.."y *--id tbal Ibey wonld do their full
duty wttbant ingaiB to this dlsputc
Wliai-'v.T ihe ia_atofl of'the trustees may be, the
pbjralctana **-m to feel pvrfcctly certala that tliey are
ln the right, and tliey said tliey would not deny any
stat.-riieii-* tluit liave t??-.n ni.tde M far, as they weie
content to be Jiidgt*d by tho eunnnunicatlon w l.ieh th -y
will make to the publle Ifl a fev. ,ln\ s.
lt Ifl [,(---11 1.* tliat aiiMlier cauxc may bc found ln the
fact that Uio tni.s-tees havo lately made B-TBngBBMntl M
flnabla Mr. Ludwlg's wlfe aud cliildren to llv,: ln tbe
ho_iiitaJ bullding. TUl., It was said. had caumil the
mitron to thlnk that Mrs. LnBalg would wpptonl her
und lt ar(,u*-*d some feeling. Tlie matron could not
be s-cn laat nlgBIt but Ur. Ladwlg ??d ti_t he had
nover tlioiight ,.f sueli a tlilng. Hls ouly reason for
BfllBag tho trusteos to allow hls famlly to llvo ln tlie
boapltal, BB --.Ud. Wlts liia Porfr*<-Uy natural de_lro lo
?ii d.nlv, wiiiih at pn-eui. is impossible, _* he
la (OreeB le ninaln at the ho^pltal almost eiitirely.
Be repaateB iii- i-__a__ printai ln yeateeiap'B
Trihutie. iini added that BC had ii'-ver BOnB?red Uie
raiea wtueh were made bv the tmataea and aot by
hlm 'n- b**lng aeanre, and that he lia.1 nei.-i
beeil u'.Ii.it stri.-t tn onfbrclug nilnor polnta.
iie -i, be "i tbe phyaldana ln - .?:?? idemte tenus,
und waa appanmily BMFB ->rry Uian BBOOyed at
?'alra- , , ... ..
ajrun.-enrents have been made wltli tho
iJuis, whlrh uave seeurvd tiictr remaliiing at
tbelr PO t- iKitll ih. afTalr I- l Itled.
-?,
TO REDEC0UATE _ COLLBBIAtE CHURCH.
. oaaalaa an-i __BBeaa?aMa_ ?f Iba (..iiegiate
,..... _%, , ? ,-.ii-t.. _n; iii?_..- it ii'"
...iinL' ___? m-mmrttm r.,r t: ?? ?
TI.e iast..rit.- ?f the B-T. Dr. Rurrell hia ojiwn.a w-tti | r ,:;,
-.--u.i.uik _m ri.,.,--if BMny
. ,...,i ad-Btn ra awang the bmmwtmoawm t>. ba
mad.- iii ti- ebarch Barla - I - mbbbmi B?y ih- n?t-d Bm
: b m Mm -r.n.-ry u, Mm mbi af tba
....(t. .-iwi. :md tiut ?,,: ?
; most. ti,e nmmre* ?t Mm Beak
Iptt, Dr. BaireH _1fl paaath M l?.Ji i:,?rn
ini, ai : -I- ?-- 1*e Uie l__t
opportaalty ? ? '?? **? laaBBBlag of lha
CLOSIN'i 1 ?? .UKOl.NL- BXO0X8.
- .. Juna 12, ie.ii.
? -.dav.To-dav
Naiajo.lo i ,
Opliir. 1.88 3.W
1-. t..-l I ? :i _,
r- -,\ ;,_>? 1.78 l -'?
; .
8 _M
l lah.TO
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:?aalto..4)
j.i.el, .20
l'l ..0
Nur r.<.', ? ? *b
PlI'lBP-JELD?LBBOX-lBOBTH ADAM*-.
r.,. ...,- i?, Harlcag DhrWon, Bew-Yee*
leuve ... "! ? mtils exc->pt
, a. in., due Flttsfleld l:3S p. .:. .
\..r-th Adanu -?::_? p. m-. and at 8:60 p. m.. Bm l*it_*
n.-id . :10 p. n... N.,rth Adama 8:10 p. m. t* .
mo thmgh - l_ i PltUS.*',d. The af-oriM--i wa
bus also a thruugli diauiug-iooiu car to Noitb Adama,.
GIAXTS IN THE LEAD.
CHICAGO FOKCED INTO SECOND PLACE.
BROOKLYN DF.FEATS CINCINNA TI-SCOR-S AND
RECOUDS.
I.KAOI T..
N.w-Tork 0. Ch'mzoO. Brno_l.ii 7, Clnelnnatl 2.
? 1'uui.uris 1 Cluvelaud li, l'lulodelyhta o.
ASSOCTATluN
Baltlmor. 0. Uotton 1 st Leak B, VmrnrrUU 7.
Coloiab-a A. Clncnnatl 0. Washunrtoia 6. AtHetiu a.
Whenevi-r New-Tork and CktaBgl m> et upon tln* grtea
disnioiid lle'.d thero U ? cra_i. ? crusla and a prfttv 11 v*-iy
ooi.t^_t. Ye-it'-rdiivN nieetiuv of th- |W? ka8_M **? no
.v-titlon to th- rul.-. -Tho two fams n,.-t tled ln the
L>.-iu.ani M ' ? Aft-r the bout the Chl. aaos MB '? **rk and
the Glar.ts are now t-i- ui ... [,nt_ d 1, art r? ln th" Ixague
ra< e. Thev mar lo__ the aUvanU.-.- to-dar. ai.d then thoy
_ar Maraaaa it. If bookmaktng waa Indulaed ln ln baao
ball the po-at oddi on to-day's coate* would bo about 0 to 3
on Bew.Taaft,
TaaleiBa^a ?amo wai a i_mir_ablo eonteit ln many
?agra, and llke uioat *aMM-l exhtbltlons. lt wai tsr from
MM l)-rr<-,-l! v i-Uvd. L.uiidi-rrt ind ! r.liuit nlar* were
mlxed up ln bewllderlnit pr-.in__. the GlanU wlnning
thronzli auperior buttinR, the flrldiug pUy on both ildei
bclug about oa a par.
Th* erowd raiue early to c'ck out the ioft seati. and
an hour before Uae gamr. start. _ fu'.lv 3,000 p*ople wer. on
the sroumls. At 4 p. m.. when Ui? came atarted.
BM craaid stand waa. abo-.it full. ar-.d the aetnal at*
MaOaaaa numbered about 7.000. It waia an onWly crowd
ln iplte of the fict that pantiaan f.-ellug ran high. _ev.
eral man had the bardiha. >d to chcer for Chieago, but
they ?. re out moleated except by badtnace.
r.t.sl", who hta devrlopeal Into i-Othaiu'? pet plteher.
wa_ dlsposcd to gat n rvou*. at trylng m.iment.. but the
great battlug of hla coropanlooa _ave_ bim from defeut.
Sa>rloua.ly .j-.-a_.ng. altliouifh tha* New-York t.-uru aaa.
BaM pltched one of hls poorrat gamei of tbe year.
While tho (ilanfi made but ten hlts off II titeblson, the
tntals w-i re formklable, t'ouner, (iorc and Tlernan eaeh
miaKiiiR home runs.
Slaaalbak 1* sutTertag wltb a boce felon. and be started
for hls bome at Wli-Mu.g, Va., la-t ulght. He may not
be able to play Iot a month and bc wlll ba sadly mlaaeal.
W__l*Uer's baMag y'*t.rd-y waa* flrst elaaa. but bo can
B8VM till ('?!__h>oock'? ?ho._, or como anywhe.e near it.
When Ewin_ 1* abh- to co beh-.nd the bat little Clarke
may be placd at short.
Ona mark.-d feature of ye_tei_ay'? contest waa the ex
cltement ol lta spi.-ctators. L-rtng the first tlin-e lnnlna*
th* crowd wiia ln a roar ind th1 treat (Ma*_M could te
beard alraoit aii over llarlem. The excltement was Jmt
aa lntenr-e during the la. t two Innlng*. and eepeclally ln
the nlnth, when tbe Ginnt* had a great battlng itretch
and wnn the gtime.
The trwvellliiK facllltiei offered by the elevated road
were toadequare, and lf sorao ari_n.omcnt__ ar' not made
to-dav for the double pramoh the crusli wlll be terrible and
some damage may bc done, To-day's crowd promlsoa to
be so larse that lt u__ht be worth Colonel Illn'* while
to _lve hlI per*unal attentlon to makln. arrniuf-n.-nt* for
tha carrylna of pawngers to and from the _. mnds.
E.itli teams att. nded the j. .formanc- of "Tho Tar and
the Tartar " at I'almer's Theatre ia*t nl-'ht. Tho house
wa_ crowded. and the ball plav-ri w-ro f.*q.ently ap
planded. Dleby Bell, the tl-*H UaMaMM of ba-ieball
naaka, made many bright salll-s at tlie expenw. of Uio
li'.av.ra.
That the aame wa_ for blood was evlnced rt_ht at the
start. Tlernan ient up a flv t__-k of lliaai, Wbleb Dah.en
. iuid Tln-nan .ot M second on the crror. Tlien
llutchlioii threw to MeaM to catch Tlernan. bat be dld
BBI d,, it. Tlernan sallc- Into little Coom-v and MBt him
Mprawlina tn the dlrt. It wa-* robust b*.-*_-runnin_ of a
kind ..ol.lom Indulged ta bv Ttornan. Tbo ba 11 lolled to
aaataaBaM. and Tlernan Bot to third. RlchurJ*on ?_- P"t
MM, but Wtustler got flr*t ou a muff by iaaaa, Uu cro?d
bawBM UMallJ at Uio old war horse'- error. (____?
w_s sent to fir .t on balhi. flillng the base*. O'ltnur....
forced out Tlernan at the plaU- aiuld a murmur of dtnoon
u-ut. .;'..* aaaaa t? the laut aM ta att ->,?<->nd* ?_< a _<?->.
AtStt two Atr.ke* h- mwte ? adahll irlTI to rleht fl^ld.
CarML ta bla an.iety to e-t Bm ball. fell. The ball
salled out to the fence aml . a mlithty roar. Whlrtler,
, ,,-u, >r and O'Rourk,' came hnm-. and Oata waa maklng
rra.k- arouud the clrcult llko a clreular -nttlnv. Ho also
.-a.-h.-d Uie home plate aud -Vew-York had four Pin*_ and
Ml UW utor. ai-ted tt* If _h-'7 ttett mtmj. '">r? w-_a about
Ma greaMM m?u on Manhattan Island for a bliort tlme.
The orowd howled "'iore! OeM!" for flve minutes.
In tho laat half of tbo intilug Uie chlcacs aot a nin.
slmply through an uniporttmanllk.) trlrk. Tb.- run ahould
never have eonnted. but lt dld. Rvan hlt a jrro.ii.der
whlcb Ba_?ett could not handle. F.j-an _MB made a tUmt
s--.il of see^.nd. W'llnio. ^nd raahleii ?-r>' l.it out wltho.lt
?aeb c-r.-jiauir. A.i_on diove th- ball nt *hort. aud Rvan
dlinmaMj nin bao_ ln ord-r to ttetk WkkmUt and pre
vwit hlm from irettlnK the ball. Ue jun.peal up and down
ln front of Whlrtl-r. and as a renult, Uie bill went wide
to flrrt and .vn_K>n ww safe, and Rvan manag'- to score.
It waa about o_ daaurdly a plece of work a. waa ever
?..-.-ii ln tbli alty.
In tbe second Innlng Rusle wa* wild, ind aa_i?tcd by
in anu__iurlsh mull by Tleruan. tlve Windy Clty men roan
atred to get two runa. Cooney hlt lafely to left and
I..-(Ter waa ient to flrst ou called baiU. Hutehlson
lilt a (ly to right, of whleh Tierr.an made au artisttc muff,
and the bne* were full. KIKrtdge was **nt ta, first on
colled balls, forclng bome Cooney. Ry_u's long fly to
rf whlch (iora mado a great catch, enablcd Pfeffer
to icore.
The Glants made tti* flrst earned run of tho p?me In
the thlrd innlng, on a thr.-e-base hlt by WkksUet to rleht
BaM and a hlt to lef. (Mi I>y 'Jore. Chieago also aeani
an earoed run In tho latter part ?f the liinl.i.. EMIea
ai aaaaa _aaaV iut_ and cartoU. aaarifl-a advene. _ .ach
ia-.-. i , ,-iicy made a ?crateh hit just ov.-r short and
D-hleo acored. Bassett gol ln Aaaaa. way and probably
preveatoi Uie old nian from getttng hom-. Ansou aaa
,*iid l*ck in hls own niedl.im and the umplr*
irottM no: Batoa to his gaebM. Tliis kft Ma aaan M
5 to 4 ln New-York'* favor and the onlookers were pr.-tty
w-i! work,-d up.
Both teams then settled down and no more run* were
s.-or.*d untll the elght Innlng, when Chieago (_ot two and
alimd and th..- OT-Wi wa, mad Hiaagh t.) niob
,.ir.-. Hiita-bliou led off wltb a hlt. hut ba ?""
.?it at second by KIUrirf*o. Rvan Maa hll *af''lr
?? !!? 1.1. Wilinot Uien hlt BBMly SB ,'Ntre n ld and
Ki-trldge D,?r?-. Iluckb-y Maa mad- a ?iM thn.w to
MeoM und Ryan scored. An-wii mi^ht hai." aeatad, but
Maaatt r.-m^mbered Ryan'* trlck and rctollat-d by runnlng
tato Maaa and blocklng bUn.
T'len the (.laiita went ln and won the game and Uie
terrtblo exclteraent of the early part of the game wa* r**
neat-d llutchli-on's curvea. wtre batted all over the lield.
Ma Olanto icorlng four earoed ru..*. Baato struck out.
but Tlernan Ued SM score with a mlghty drlve txtw-.-r.
il<-ht and eeatr* Celds for a home nin. Then I'.l.-hard
wn htt .af.-iy to rlg-l ?eld a.id Whlsiler hlt to .-.-iitr.r.
Illg Connor Uien caught the ball on the end al hl*, anag-B.
taogaa and drove It Into the crowd U. right fleld for un
oUier homo. .endlng Rl.'hardson and WhUtl-r ln ahead
of bim A ?torm of applau*e gr.-ted tbo MM The
. hleu_oa were put out a_ they cam* to th,- bat ln tha
nlnth tanlng. and the Gianta had the le.d in the puiLaut
r?ce The score wao aa follows :
NEW-YORK. | CH1CA,,i?,-,Do s i
r lbpo a e ! . ??? ? ,!
&_4-:: 11 H i e&s-.-H! I!
%. OOOO 0 MttT-lg':. c... 1 0 U 0 0
To-al- .. U 10 27 9 4 I Totals. 0 - -7 13 4
Vo? Vork' ....4 0 1 0 0 O 0 0 I-'-l
ihuaio ..".:::.'.".: -i . i o u o u _ o-.?
I-'irned nini.-New.Y_rk 3. < hlcafo 2. Flrst U-W-e hy
'?,_.-__ . fil mu 3 Left oa b_?oaa?N .v -
YdSTe \%e\t%\TA' hiretlxAf on I_41a-?>- Kaate 4 M
II te - lirnii 3; _truek out-Hy Rnsl. 6. by ?utchlion
7^UI-SS r_n*-Tle...-n. . orinor. ''?T?- T^e-I^ht
WblitW-r Two-baee t.lt. -lk-ruxn. ils*frt"'? hItorr:__
2 arro'l S-olen __*??*-Kyan, Hojeblaeo. Il:t by
r.ia.'i" v_n, (a.r,.il. wii: plt_a-Kw-i.- 1 frkmtA
tall-BuckVy 1. linplre-Powei*. TAmt mt mUUm-BM.
The Brooklyn and Cin.-lnnaU teams played thelr flrst
eorn.- In Ilrooklv-n to8etl...r at Easf m I'ark y.-sterday
afternoon. Tta Bildearoom.* won raUier meBj, wl-ldlng
th- t*t to b.-tter advan__re Maa M-lf ParkapallMa riv*!*.
(iv-r " 0e<) roe-tator. ?.' piMaat. and. a* Ma gMBal was
?a w_llTula)-a- one, Uae llv.-li,-.t tal_ -*t w_. m__ulli*t?d.
s.-.it_i "Bra_.ai.ti'-. old - i eoMualaaUeally re*
r.iv.,1 ai'.d I,- iviiT nrureiit.-d ?ltn thre- floral tttesmgs bv
hl_ old frn*nd?. Ward w_* not for.otter, tol aftol Smltli
_Td -MB eaeewat, Wai.'. nam. wi- ?ug.-.t?d and up
niiud.-d Just a. h.*rUly. Tka aaaaa araa t^ tottawa:
BROUKLYN. . CINCl.N.NATL
r lb po a e r 1 h po a ?
i'ollins. 2 b.... 2 - - C 0 Lathan. 2 b... 2 0 0 8 0
Ward aa...... 13*1 t M. Ph-. 2 b... o o 2 2 1
SS c j . 2 2 6 0 (. lUllid.y If... O 1 j (i .'
r f . ' o 1 2 0 ( Marr, r f . 0 3 3.,'
(I _lrl_ 1 .11-1" ItoOly 1 b... 0 0 13 0 0
?l.K,. . 3I> 0 10 3 (-,- a.(.-ry. , f... 0 1 2 0 0
io.it. Tb..... 0 111 1 0 flMtb, *i.-0 1 2 1 C
ICInalon . 0 0 1 0 1 , ( larK. c. 0 12 2 1
Oa". ItiU.. p.-. 1-03 KBadtiourn-. p 01020
Totali ...'.: 7 13 27 U il Totall . 2 _ 27 13 2
n.H,klrn . 4 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-7
gSSSall ....". 0 0 10 0 0 0 10.
..-.,-, b.l 11 0. 1 lu.iiniati J. i.-ft oa.baaea Bronk
natl U I'lrsi b*** on ball.T 1 arutbet* 1.
> radb-un ?? .. Wr-ek i.i.V-Pli.Hri-r.
M.n. T-.M.-bis- hlta-' .-.
|?e hlto-ColUw 2. WnitLjGrlffin.
li...)'.- pUya-amttb u,?i Mrl'ii.-.
I baiu-Clark 1. Klaafow 1. Lmi,ir--M .
,_
Tii. -r>- wa* * BaM ir-,. .1 at MianliatUn Kl> ld. a. amit-nr
-t.rdiav t. wtmaee tt.,- tetmtm aaaaa baewwa
[anbat-aii AMIaU. Oib lan and MWMNM
iinoid nine i.-ovi_ u. he Ui.
t,'t'.r tuat.ii.eii and ? r- w*_ a? followa:
U 1. .T POINT.
r 1 1 ro a -
Whlt-. 3;. .10100
MANHATTAN A
r lli ix? a I
Tatta, 11. I ? I ? ?
. , c I.... 1 I 0 J I
0 1 10 1 1
li,.. II. *!b .. 2 1 i I I
I.nks. ib ... 0 1 u 8 2
M.rrow. c !.... 2 3 1 1 0
.... 1 0 14 4 2
gd-o ? a. 1211
,."1)311 !?*.-.-._.-i 1 f. 1 0 1 '? 1
JDolU-i. ^bi 0 13 2 0| Brown, 2b. 1 0 3 I 1
. 1.0.1. id. ... 0 0 0 I 3 r*m-UI-rg. rf |> 0 " 0 o
Goff. r f ... 1111 0 PatUnon. p. 0 0 ?> 1 0
TouU.11 II 27 Blll Totali. 7 0 27 8 _
ri-r-t-A. C .00105103 1-11
Weat folnu . 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 l O- .
ijarDad mm BMkaBM ?. C. 8, w? I'oiau l. i'H-t
MANTELS, OPEN FIREPUCB
Household Art Goods,
W^Ja-Jac^6n^&
a* _i?..i .. ,.w ? ? ? I. ___?_????***^?
UNiDN SQUARE - ? cor. Broadway.
Onlv concern ln onr ltne having Its own fonndrMfc
Bar of Uie rnakor. :->_bi:*hed over eO Trot*.
So old atoek. Ercrythlng made aatUfac'-Oiy.
b_?e on e.r_r_-_lanha-tan A. C. 8. Weat Polnta 8. Lea
ou t___c_, .*_;_.,l_*l___i 0, W_>t 1'olnwi 11 Hit by pMeh.-?
Yst_. Bu<-li. &a.rincc blt?Morton. Btol.* baiss
Voung, Vate... Morton 8, Huell. J Doll-vrd, P. Dollard,
Morrow 4, fcchoeirel, lirown. Pattlaou - fetr-ck ouU
t,i l _tii-oo lx raaag ... Baaa ?.i ba_s?aB F-ttuou 5.
off Young 5. Two-la*' tilte ugdee t*r_ic_ITel. Thr-e^base
hl.a-l.ou.ig, Yatea .-. Double ptav-Rlce aod Wlltj.
l--*-vd balia-o'I.-arj- 2. Ri-' ?l_ pltchea? Young _,
Patusnn. I'mptrv-IIart. Tlm_-2:10.
THE RIXGEDS.
The Otanu ara now tn the lead ln tbe I~_g_* laeaa
The I.e_*(uo and Aaaoclation r>c.rd* to date ara aa
fellowa:
LEAOl'E.
Clnba. Won. L't. Pr.ct., Cluba Woo. L't. Pr.c*
.V.w-y,irt ...20 10 .019' PhUadelphla 21 23 .477
(hicano .2. 17 .800 _l_v.._d.Sl jM ?*<?
Boaton . 2' 21 .".12 1'lttab.ng ...JJ 29 48B
Brooalyn. _!1 22 .?__ 11 ln< innail .18 _?T -08
ASSOCIATION.
Cluba. Won. L't. Pr.ct. , CSBBB- Woo. L't Pr.els
Boaton . 32 18 .'.40 (. umbus ....4 28 441
**? I, ul*_ 8. 21 .0*. At__t -tle. .22 28 .**Q
Baltlinro ...?.l 2) .-W , Loula.1 B j3 82 .?_
(ln. .nnal .. lo .(1 ._9i ! *A'a-lugton .15 32 .318
(i-VMKS TO-DAY.
I.KAUCK.
Brooklvn w Cincinnatl at BBaBjBfl Park. BroollljT.
New-York va. chlcago, at P>'.-. .....unOa. New-YoMr
Roaton v.. Pt.__lir_r. at Boaton.
Phlladelpliia w*. ti.-vi.-iii-. ai I'blladelp?_?
AfttJOClATION.
Baltlmnre va. Athl.-tl,. al BalUmore.
Cincinnatl va. I olumbns. st . inclnnay..
Loulavllle va. St. Louis, at Lo-UvlUe. ^
Washington va. Boston. at Washington.
IM FRCOLI.F.oiATE.
Prlneeton vs. Yale, at ManhatUn Fleld, Wew-TetR,
3 p. m. _
To-day's frame at ManhatUn Fleld between Yale aad
Princeton BrfB MM- Bl BflBflga cr.amplonahtp. The game
win be started at 3 p. rn., sn a* not to conflirt wlth tha
New-York?(..'hicano game at the Polo Orounds, which
starta at 4 :HO p. m.
It wa* *ald laat night that rhe New-York and Brook*
lyn cltibs contcmpIateU , _. -hanglng Sharrott and Dalley.
Brooklyn ne.-dh a plteaor and _Nc?-YorK a catcber. Th*
doal did not mateilalU-.
GAMES IN OTHKR CITIES.
Boston, June 12.-Pitt_b'irg U.d to.day'a gvne ln tb?
eljr'ith, b?t B.,*ton pulled out ln the nlnth. Nlchnla'a
tiiri-iy -mcrl- aaataBag. Feat.ire* of the game were Oan
?al*! ba'.Ung, Naah'* home run, N'tchols's pltchlng and tha
n.ldin? uf Lo:ig and Mliler. Attendance 1,031. Tha
acore:
11- -t>u (N. L.). 01110010 l-?
PtMaberg. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0-4
BBMfcMa-Boston 7, I'ituburg 7. F.rr >r_? Ho*t_n 4,
l".Us!,uig 3. Pltcbers?BtBBela and Baidwla. Cinplr.?
H_-__
I'hlladeli hla. June 12.? The Phlladelphlaa beeame p__ile
stri.k.-n In Uie flfth lB??g to-day, and after chanoes had
been offerod to retlre the sldc Clevetand acored flve ruus.
AMiaBaBea 1*888. The acore:
l'h.lad.-lnlila . 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0-3
il-v-rand . 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0-.
IU .rilt?-I*hll?delphia 9, (leveland 8. Erret-?Phlla
delplila B. (leveland 1. Pltciier*? liaper and Vlau. t'm.
plr^? Lyneh.
W;,?li'neton, June 12.?Fnreman'a pltehlng. aided br
*harp all-ro.md pUylng bv the home tcam. won a cloae
?nd "xcittng game fci-day from the Athletlca. Elevna
Innlng* were necewary to ueclde the game. Attendanea
1,000. The acore:
Wauhlnirton .... 0010020000 8-8
AMlO-lo*. . 10000010100-4
Baaabtta?WaabtBaaaa 14, Athletlc* 3. Errors-Waah.
ln. tor, j. AthlMlea _. Pltche.e-l'oreniaa and LalUl_?_
Cn.pin1?Berlaa,
Baltimore. June 12?The Baltimore and Boston elnba
played a postponed . ame to-dsy, the former wlnnlng by
Umc'.v hitUng ln the tBBB? lnnlntf. Welch'a home run
fnr the Balllm,.r-_ wa* a feat-ire. The cofchlng ot
Mnrpiiy wa* another f.ature of the game. Atte____uoa
2,820. Tho score:
Boaton A. A. 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0-4
Baltimore . 0 0 0 8 11 10 a-^
Ba*._lt*-Bo_ton C. BHUmore 12. Errors-Boaton 8.
Ba!_u,or.. 0. Pltchers-O'Rrieu and llealy. Lmplre
FiTgusun.
Cincinnatl. Jnne 12?F.rrora lost to-dny's gams for tha
home, team. Thi* ls the Crat ahut-out of ths omooa tor
Kellv> men. Thw acore :
S2'::::::2 _ S ?o ?o ?. I _ tl
B__,Iilts?Cincinnatl 4. folumbu.-i 4. Errofa-Clncta
nall 0. , oluuibu* 0. Pltchern-Morrfa and Kne.l. Cm
plre Jaaea. . .
Laaflavllla, J.me __?-__- Bt. Leui* -?m defeated
I_oiii*\.llc to-day through s-iu-.-rlor bstting. Tho score:
I.0..1MH" . 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 1 0-7
bt. L</Uls. 04.20000_. 1-9
?MsBilla T_Ml-Tina 1?. St. Leada 12. Errors-LouU
vllle -. s- I.i- 1- l'iu-her_-<.rim_h and Dally. fn.
|,,r. BaBVI ? B *
rilllBaaai lune 12.-The Provldence team shut out tba
R.i^h ?.ters to-dav. Tho acore:
,?,v_. ,. .10 0 10 6 0 0 ?-B
^hSSr..:..'.*:.::.::: o o o o o o o o o-o
IU*.-mt-? Provldenco 10, Itochester 5. Errora-Provl
denee 0. Koeh-'e'.'-r 4.
LlllMMna June 12.-The Syracuse team outplayed tba
UhMBM at everr point to-dav. and won by thls scor_ l
,,._,,?-, 1 4 0 0 ?"> 0 0 0 0?10
Kb__ .:::?.:::::::::: .10110010-4
l-aschlts-Syracuse 13. Lebanon 7. Errora-vSyraeuae 2,
Lebuiioii 9.
N. w-Haven, June 12.?The Buffalos won to-day's game
after a eloae fltrht by thi* score:
jinrt-alo . 0 10 18 3 0 0 1-B
N.wlUve.1 . 0 1 0 0 0 _ 0 6 0-8
Basetilto? Buffalo 3, New-Haven 12. Errors-Buffslo 2.
Xov-IUi-n 7
C.ilverslty of Virginla, June FJ^The game betwean
John* Hopklns Unlven-lty and th. t'niveralty ot Virginla
to-day waa ealled ln Uie fourth Innlng on aceount of raln.
CENTURY BUH OF THE WHEELMEN.
SOME WO.MF.N AM<iNO THE 1'IVE HUKDRED WHO
WILL START FOR PHILALELPHIA.
Between 400 and 500 wh?elnieu will start at 4 a. m to?
day from the Continental Hotel, in Newark, on tha annual
.entury run to PhUadelphla. expectlng to reach tbat clty
at 7 p. m., _ch_dule tlmi.r. At 1 3(1 p. m. the wheelmea
aro due at Trenton. where an hour wiU be apent at dlnner.
The cluba of New-York aud lt* vlcinlty wll! return (*.
morrow oa the l'ennsylvania Rallroad.
Last nigbt the Continental Hotel aud the wheelroeo'a
<? lnb-house __ Newark pBaBBflBai BBSBBI of anlmaUou. whOa
blcycles were speeded through the strsets ln all _Jr_e_-_ci
At 0 o'clock 42,'. men had reported to the (jeneral seeretary
and aaaaieB badge* and reiuni rullriad tlckeU. The cluba
p-prweuted and lla uumber of wheWmen are as followa a
PaaaBbaaBBla - Bmgiiamton l. BaaMMabaB i_?. Yor*.
P.<in.. 0, Phlladelpliia elub* 176, Mormtown, X. J., 1.
Ww-ttteld, N. J.. 4, Orange, 2o. Atalanta, Nea-ark. 88.
F.lirab*-t,h 20. Hudson County 8, I'anwaio Athletlc Clab 3?
(ranford, N. J., 0, l'lainBeld, B. J , 2, Faat Ora__ge 2k.
Bergen County 4, Camden 8, Fieoilngton 3, Mercer Countg,
N. J., 8, t'nlon County, B. J.. 25. Bualnea* Men's Cycllng
Club. Newark, 20, Brooklyn Ricycle Club 0, Long Ialand
Clab 4, Pieepeal, Brooklyn. 7, Redford. Brooklyn, 4. PaU>
*ade, Jeraey Clty. 2, Manhattan, ...w-Vora, 8, Mooa
A. C. 4. The.re are reprvaentatlv.** alao of cluba al
Marlon. N. J.. Raynor'* Ford, Queen*, Co.-.nty and FimnJfe>
f..rt, I'.-un. The FUlladelphla a_B_ are elght in numbMk
Among the blcycli.U were several youug women wbe
?xpaaMB to mak? the run. Many of the crack racera al
the East BWBB among the club* repreaent-d.
?.? m
FLKiHTS OF CAKItll-R PIOI-ON8.
Fall Rlver, Ma??.. Jnne 12?i'wo earrler pUeona B?B_|
by H. O. Thuraton, <.f thls SMP, were llberated at HlfhBa.
t,,irn, N. J , yeaterday morning, and before noon were bl
tlielr loft here. Tho aetual tinie for the 208 mllea flowa
waa 4 houra 20 minute*, or l,3_u yarda per minute. Tba
beat ape-rt of tbe journey ,\ee?t* the beat aa yet ____?
by over 100 yarda j_r minute.
Flftoen mlnutea before thu Fsll Rlver blrda took wtag
ui, l.li-* owned by 1*. Ceallagher. of the Wllaon Club,
l-rovldenee, were etarted trom BBgaBBBBC ?*< . **01 _nl_M
fiom home. The tlrst return waa at 8:08 p. m. ThU
.,,,nid gtve an everag. ?p_wd of 1.212^ yarda per mlnuta.
sl\tv tvo minute* later eigl.teen blrda of the FtovV
,1. i, ? . lub ?BBB etarted from Ui? aame *tation. Tbe flrat
return wa* to the Haden loft st 3 24 p. rn. ; Ume ?<i_
(18 mlnutes; distance, 300 V nillea; average apeed, 1,'AWt
yaid_.
THF IAFABBBB WRESTLER IX A H_.P_Til__
Few people know that Mutaada Sorokiebl, the champlea
Jopair?? ?-rer.tl.r. l< lyir.? T.I at the Rooaevelt UotpltM
wlth a couali that would var mo-t men to pl"cea Inalda
.if tnenti -f.ii.r ho.-.r*. He, heweier. de,lar_a tbat "11 doea
net liurt him any" beapit-- hl* long weeks ot patlenfl
p* trairit and aomewhat debllltated condltion, be come* ofl
hl* i-.m.-ii ,? .--wnenallv and playfully tow.-.. the attendaoM
about a? tbouith tliey were fealh, ri Uo is a flDod pattanV
i.rinifui of Mi. and klnd aud att.-stive t<> tboae about hlm
who are w,.rs* oll than be le. II- ankaa blmaelf aaotal
ln the klt'-hi.i and laundry and t-Iis Uitereatlnf atorlaa ai
hl* orlentai home.
Wl Ni.KTIl BB0U I.IMITED.
The elejwiit North 8hoM Llmited, vla the Xew Yoi*
Centrai. BBnUnnBB to leave ..n.nd (entral StaUoa ai
4:50 p. ni., every day, pr.?_ .uliyj all Ua ?BBB _a
pi-veuieuu lu new taia and aervfea. , ' .

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