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THE WORLD: FRIDAY, JUJVE 19, 1896. II ms), third, Anna Garth, Thatcher and 'Miss 3. also ran. Third $300; for threa-ycar-olds and ward; selling; six Irish Lady, 104 Thorpe), 7 to 5, won in a hard drive by a noae; tcher. 97 (Dupee), 2 to 1, (second; Goodlng, itinn), 30 to 1, third.

l.HU. Twinkle, Fuz, Ko-walsky and Brown Jewel also ran. Fourth Moerlin Handicap; for threo- ar-olds and upward; $1,500 added; one mile and Masslo, 125 (Thorpe), 6 to won a hard drive by a neck; Lok, 104 (RclIT), 3 to second; Bon, HoUaday, 104 (Scherrer), to Ird. Time. 2.C5#, Urania, G.

Morris and randa, also ran. Fifth $400; for three-year-olds and pward; selling; one Penny, 95 chorror). 6 to 2, won handily by two lengths; Banjo, 106 (Ray), 10 to 1. second; Leonafse, 81 )upee), 25 to 1, third. NMmrod, oylan and Judge Baker also ran.

Sst Belmont's Speedy Colt TBins "the Hempstead Handicap at Graiesend. iDO'S SEASIDE 'STAKES. Upsets tne Form Playern by Capturing First at Odds of 15 to 1. Winners at Grnvesend. FIRST RACE.

(Gardner), 15 to 1, first. -emargo (GifCora), 7 to 6. second. SECOND RACE. it (Hamilton), 6 to -6, ftrat.

T. (ICeefe), 6 to second. THIRD RACE. (T. Sloane), to 5, first.

lint (Coyllo), 2 to 1, second. FOURTH RACE. li Beach (Coyle), 3 to 1. nrst. Skater (Doggett), 1 to 4, second.

FIFTH -RACE, jra-ve (Griffin), 3 to 6, first, emission (T. Sloane), 1 to 2, second. SIXTH RACE. i Moore (Brazil), 6 to 5, first, keray (Chandler), out, second. he grea.test surprise at Gravesend sterday was the condition the rse.

After Wednesday's deluge race- 3rs naturally looked for a track ankle ep In mud. The unexpected always ipperrs at Gravesend, however, and Je track. Instead of being holding, was lusually fast. Marcus Daly's Salvado f'on the Seaside Stakes and covered the live furlongs in 1.Q2& which was only a irter or a second slower than George Cessler's time In the Great Belmont's Margrave won the jtempstead Handicap and ran the six Urlbngs In 1.14%. jMargrave's race was one of the best Of the meeting.

The other starters were Intermission, Sherlock and Izmir. Al- Jthough Margrave carried 136 pounds and was conceding Irom ten to thirty-live ounds to his opponents, he was made odds on favorite. Griffin went to the with him as soon as the flag fell Hand with Intermission beside him set a terriflc pace. The first three furlongs 'were each covered In 12 seconds. The half mile was run In 0.48%.

Intermission began to a hundred yards from the finish and Margrave won, all out, by a length. 'IntermlsslonnBhpwed surprising speed and Mr. evidently secured a prize when he bought inls mare from the Morrises for J3.BOO. Illusion, at 15 to 1, lead all the way In the opening race and won In a ganop, Tremargo was second and Mirage third, illusion was the only one of the five horses Ignored by the public. Pitfall, the hot favorite and universal Up, finished as so many hot favorites and universal tips have finished at the Brooklyn track during this meeting, absolutely last.

For some unknown reason Ryers aid not have the mount on Tinge In the second race. The form players were discourteous enough to promptly make Tinge a favorite, with Hamilton up. Tinge had to run his best to beat the eccentric Captain T. Keefo rode CapV tain T. in front all the way as 1C a Realization purse hung on each fur- Ions pole.

Inquirendo, heavily played, was third. "Tod" Sloane, who IB the best llght- iirht no lvado t( riding in the East, piloted Balvado to victory in the Seaside. J. R. F.

P. Keene's Dr. Jim, an outsider at 10 to 1, secured the place, after making the running almost to the wire. I Long Beach, at 3 to 1, well ridden by fa stable boy, Coyle, beat the odds on I favorite, Dutch Skater, In the fourth race, in the closest finish of the day. Tom Moore, the favorite In the hurdle race, beat a poor field, Thackeray finishing second.

Mirage II. refused to Jump and was withdrawn. Grnvesenil Entrlcn. First JCOO; handicap; for year-olds; to the winner, 1400; nve and a 'urlongs. Portmnriiock Wns First.

LONDON, June horses ran o-day in the race for the Rous Memorial takes, for three-year-olds and upward. Mr. T. L. Plunkett's black colt Port- larnock, four years old, by Gelllmule, fas first; Mr.

Leopold de Rothschild's rown fllly Utlca, four years old, by St. tmon, out of Biserte, was second, and dr. J. M. Hanbury's bay colt Lord 3rummond, four years old, out of Coun- ess Georgina, was third.

In the race for the soid cup Mr. Bass's hestnut coit Love Wlsley, by Wisdom- Lovelorn, won. 114 113 110 110 98 R. C. Hill's nu.lflha J.

R. a P. Koane's (201) C. H. Smith's King's 209 Kcnstco Stable's Divide (229) Mrs.

W. C. Daly's Her Own 229 llltcUei: Lambert's Edni -Second Falcon Stakes of tor three-year-olds; 150 each; S100 additional for starters; to the winner, selling; one mile and a sixteenth. Index. (233) J.

A. Rennet's Roundsman 243 J. B. McDonald's Intermission 117 228 -Marcus Daly's Hamilton It 113 21G W. 0.

Daly's Volley 87 Blemton Stable's Patrol, 04 Third 1600; handicap; for all agos; to the winner, one mile. Index. (230) P. J. Dwyer's Patrician 123 (227) J.

Rogers's 122 223 W. S. Hobart's Ferrlcr 118 205 W. Chanler's Aurellan Kit 1S9 3. F.

P. Kcene's Juno S3 227 W. C. Daly's Hurlfngham Fourth Roalyn Stakes of 52.000: for fillies two years ola; 150 each; $100 additional for starters; to the winner, flvc furlongs. (209) j.

J. McCafferty's Wlnscd Fool 120 225 Marcus Daly's Devil's Dream 234 W. C. Daly's 231 M. F.

Stephen.ion's Euphemla 225 J. F. P. Keene's Flying Squadron. 121 W.

A. Chanler's Salva Cca 115 Fifth $500. for three-year-olds and upward; selling; to the winner $400; six furlongs. Index. 223 F.

Curlew's Sir Dlxon, ir 112 230 Covlngton Kent's The Swain 112 (37) Green Hill Stable's Ha-Uon 107 230 C. Paiadln 107 145 A. J. Joyner's Cromwell 217 C. H.

Smith's Duckwa 101 217 M. F. Stephenson's Navahoe 99 (177) J. McCormlck'3 Irish Reel (211) S. Levy's Zanone Laurette Stable's Forget 96 232 B.

LlttlellBld, 157 Mrs. C. Llttlefleld's Bombtizette 204 J. McLaughlln's Premier 91 217 R. Dradley's Udy Oreenway, Sensation Stab'io's Mefllca 81 Sixth J500.

for threo-year-olds and upward; to the winner $400; one mile and a slx- Lb. 119 '232' A. Bennet's Doggett 10." 167 Mrs. C. Uttlefteld, 100 Sir Arlington 0( 208 C.

Harmony II 85 tccnth. Index. J. E. McDonald's Rubicon Ill (233) J.

A. Bennet's Oilcls on To-Onr'K Rnccs. FIRST RACE. 5 to 1, Buddha. 8 to 6, EM6f, 8 to 1.

Tragedian. 3 to 1, Her Own. 8 to 1, King's Counsel. to 1, Edna D. SECOND RACE.

2 to 1, Roundsman. 3 1, Volley. 2 to 1, Hamilton II. 3 to 1, Patrol. 8 to 5, Pitrlelan.

4 to Glenmoyne. 8 to 1, Ferrler. THIRD RACE. 10 to 1, Aurellan. 20 to 1, Juno.

30 1,. Hurllnghaa. FOURTH RACE. 6 to 1 Devil's Dream. 6 to Euiihfttnla k.

10 to 1. Florlan. 3 to 1, Flying Squadron. 7 to 10, Winged Foot. 20 to 1, Salva-Cea.

FIFTH RACE. 3 to 1, Paladin. 5 to 1. Premier. to 1.

Cromwell. 5 to 1, Irish Reel. 8 to 1, The Swain. 16 to 1, Lady Greenway. 20 to 1, Bombazette.

20 to 1, Relief. 8 to 1, Lanone. 10 to 1., Hilton. 6 to 1, Buckwa. 20 to 1, Navahoe.

6-to 1, Sir Dlxon. 20 to 1, Medlea. 1 to 1, Forgot. SIXTH 2 to 1, Rubicon, 20 to 1, Harmony If. to 1, Bombazette.

10 to 1, Sir Arlington. 3 to 6, Doggett. 3 to 6, Roundsman. SCHEBBEH, AND THORPE. The Two Ride All the Wln- at Cincinnati.

(Special to The World.) CINCINNATI, 0., June poor lo faced the flag to-day. The sport wai on the whole tame. Scherrer and Thorpe divided the honors. The first won three and the second piloted two wlnnen under the wire. The summary: First WO; for two-yoar-old colts and geldings; Belling; flvo 10.

(Scherrer), 5- to 1, won Handily by a length; Ol Law, 103 (C. Relff), to second; Fortunate, 10 (Perkins), 16 to third. Fugarol C. Solo, Tunic and Martmbo also ran. Second HOO; lor all ages; sera Cllqnot, 98 (Scherrer), to won easily by five lengths; Argentina 10 (Thorpe), 9 to 5, second; Trilby, 103 (F.

Will INDEXED SUMMARY OF THE RiCES. GRAVESEND, June day ot the meeting of the Brooklyn Jockey Club. Hear; track slow. Weathe 1238 FIRST Handicap, tor nil ages; to tfce winner furlongs Rludex. mile.

mile. Vt Name of horse. Jockey. Start, milt. mile.

mile. mile. Finish. Illusion, 107.. 3 1' 1'H 1'H Tremarea, 100 (OlnorJ) 25 5 1 314 214 Mirage.

134 .1.... (Taral) 1 4 55 S' Kinglet, 115 (Sheody) 4 2H 3nk 21- 2" 4 Pitfall, JL 5 4 4 "Illusion, The 111 Magnetlini 227 150 91 151 McLear's br. g. Betting. Open.

Closing, 8 16 4 47-0 I 5 1-5 by Margo; G. Anflerson'B good; easily. Jonsatlon StablVB br. u. Tromargi b.

c. Mirage, 4, by Hope. Start (from machine 239 SECOND three-year-olds and upward which have not won at this meeting selling; tu tue winner $400; one mile and a sixteenth. Name of horse. Jockey.

Start, mile. Tinge, 100 (Hamilton) 7 6 Captain 101 (Keefe) 1 Inquirendo, (Griffin) 8 6 Domingo, 101. .1 (T. Sloane) 4 8 nlt Lodl, 95 (GilTord) 5 7 Augusta Belle, (O'Leary) 9 Eclipse, lOti (Shoedy) 2 0 The Druid, 82 (Mnher) 0 Maple -Prince, 83 (Coyllc) 3 4. mile, '1' 7 8 Finish.

1' 4 7. 8 Betting. Open. Closing. 1 6-5 110 16 3 3 3 5820 80 10 15 8 15 15 26 10 25 R.

M. Murray br. c. 4, by W. C.

Daly't by Gibbons b. c. Inquirendo, by Meade. -om machine) handily. 54:0 Index.

1221 221 THIRD Seaside Stakes of $2,000, for two-year-olds; SCO each; 1100 addition, for starters; to the winner celling; five furlongs; Name of horse. Dr. Jim, 93 Hi Daddy, 107... Groy Bird, Stacholbcrg, 113... H' V4 Jockey.

Start, mile. mile. mile. mile. Finish, Sloane) 1 2b 2' 2' 114 (Ooyllo) 2 1' If 114 1' (Doggett) 44 Sb (Hewett) 3 31" 4 4 4 4 (O'Lcary) 5 5 6 6 5 Betting.

Open. Closing. 2 310 10 2 3 10 16 1 Matt Byrnes's cb. c. Salvado, 2, by J.

R. F. P. Keene's b. g.

Dr. Jim, 2, rim J. McLaughlln's HI Daddy, by Sir Start good; -wr leverly. 1 FOURTH for three-year-olds and upward; to the winner $460; one ml and Name of horee. Jockey.

Start, mild. mile. loins Uoach, 100 4 3' "tch Skater, 34 4 lisdalo, J02 (J, Hill) 2U olden Date, 2 114 1 mile. mile. Finish.

Hi 4 2V4 4 Betting. Open. Closing. 3 3-5 2 10 30 J. Dwyer's h.

6. by 'Dutch Start good; won driving. Long aged, by Idem; W. Jennlngs's b. Preakness Stable's cli.

g. Lansdale, 4, by Name of Jockey. Start, ml-. Margrave, 125 (Griffin)- 3.2" Intermission, 112. Sloane) 1 ierlock.

10T (Walker) 3 zmlr, 90 O'Leary) 4 3" 1 mile. Finish. Ill lb Jl Z'Vi 2' 2'H 310 3 Open. 7-6 20" FIFTH The Hempstead Handicap ot $2,000, tor three-year-olds; (iO each; $100 add tlonal for to the, winner six Betting. mile.

mile. mile. Finish. Open. Closl: An Injunction Grunted.

Owing to a.n' Injunction granted by the Jnlted States Circuit Court, the suit Col. Sanders D. Bruce against tho ookey Club, the publication of thor- ughbreds In the Racing Calender has een discontinued for the present. This another step in tho legal proceedings etween Col, Bruce and the Jockey Club. GOOD RACING AT MIKEOLft.

Fonr Tlionsnnd People Attended the Second Day of the Qiiceni) County 'Snmmcr Fair. Good weather drew a crowd of about :,000 persons to the June fair at Mlne- ola yesterday. Racing, of course, was ha feature, end there were many close and exciting finishes In the various rotting events. The bicycle race aroused more enthusiasm, however, than the racing. The summary: 2.15 PUHSK, J300.

I. P. Deny's b. g. Madras ohn Cadoo'a ch.

g. Snge Ryan's K. m. Agnea Morrell G. Hiitcheson's b.

B. Mystery. V. C. Daly's blk.

m. Ida Jorterfion H. b. g. Duplex 1 2 0 3 2 5 7 6 5 4 S.

Hendrlckson's b. g. Spendthrift 13 9 12 cli New York Lost an Aggravating Extra Inning Game Yesterday, HAD A8T01LEADIHUSTIPIM. Then the Score Was Tied and a Blind "3tab" Won the Contest in the Tenth Round, RIYAIS MEET AT POLO GROUNDS TO-DAY. Baltimore Had nn Time with Philadelphia, and CleTeluiid Beat Chlcneo.

Standing of the Cluba. Cleveland Baltimore 30 Cincinnati 31 Boston 27 Philadelphia 29 Washington. W. L. P.O.

,625 Brooklyn I'lUBburJ Chicago IS 20 19 .581 Neiv York 23 21 Loulsvlllo W. L. P.O. 29 29 .631 24 23 .51 25 24 .61 ot Ycatcrdnj-'a Brooklyn, New York, .1. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Plttsburg, St.

Cleveland, Chicago, 3. The Brooklyns won the first of the Greater New York eerlcs yesterday, but luck was an Important factor In the game and favored Dave Foutz's rebels. The teams meet at the Polo Grounds this afternoon and It Is hcped Dame Fortune will be kind. The Glnnta have now lost six straight. Amos Rusie's Meekln pitching grand ball.

There wasn't an East New York sport in the stands wh6 would have bet 30 cents upon the chances of the never-speak-as- brigade. But baseball is the most uncertain sport in the world. A of hits, with two outs, tied the score, and in the tenth Inning, with two men out. Tommy Corcoran awung bllncl- iy at one of Meokln's high fast ones. He caug-ht the ball up near the handle of his -bat.

It went up In the air, back of nrst base. Bill Clark, Mike Tiernan and Capt. Gleason all ran for It, but none Eot near enough to reach it. In the mean time Jones had been running tho bases a wild man and crossed the plate with the winning run. It wae hard luck and no mistake.

Both Kennedy and Meekln pitched splendidly, with the New Yorker having the best of it until the fatal ninth inning, when he seemed to lose effectiveness for a speil, putting the ball straight over the centre of the plate without an apparent attempt to £ool the batsmen. The teams meet at the Polo Grounds this afternoon, when "Dad" Clark will make an effort to check his losing spe.i. Score: lb po a el New York, lb po ft 120 llH. Davis. It 1 1 1 0 0 EVERT JANSEN WENDELL One of the most familiar figures to be seen at almost every athletic meet 'held In this section of the country, be It a collegiate, a scholastic or a club event, is that of Mr.

Evert Jansen Wendell, of the N. Y. A. C. The pictures here given show him as ho was In 18S2 In the midst of his athletic career, a well-knit, sterling sprinter.

He began his running as a school boy in 1876, when, in his first race, he covered 100 yards in seconds. During the next two' years, before entering Harvard, he took a prominent part in scholastic athletics and practically founded the present Interscholastic A.A. of this city. He entered Harvard in 1878 and there in his Sophomore year he achieved a record never yet equalled. He was elected to the captaincy of the 'varsity track team.

As such he aroused sufficient Interest in athletics to bring out the first Harvard team to win the Intercollegiate Cup. Only first places countefl toward the trophy In those days. He won three events on the same WO and 220 yard dashes and the 440- yard run, scoring fifteen of Harvard's thirty points. Though double wins have often been reorded, a triple victory on the same day has been won by no other Intercollegiate contestant. He was the first college man to make 100 yards in ten seconds.

His record stood untouched for four or five years. He has In his medal case no less than seventy-six first prizes, won in this country and In Canada. A set of school-boy games without Mr. Wendell as referee is a practical Impossibility. He has officiated in this capacity at every set of Interscholastic and scholastic games since 1884.

He will act as judge at the national interscholastio games on Saturday, at Columbia Oval, Brooklyn. Jones, 2 Orlnin, cf. 0 1 4 0 OIG. 3b 0 0 1 Corco'n, sa 0 1 2 3 Oj'l'lcrnan, rt. 012 Laclia'e.

lb 1 1 13 0 0 V. H'H'n, cf 0 1 7 Shlliille, 3b 1 1 0 1 OjQIcason, 21). 0 0 2 3 Anders'n, If 0 2 0 0 Con'hton, ss 1 1 0 Shocli, Grim, 0 Kennedy, 0 1 1 4 0 W.Clark, lb 1 Farrell, 0 Mcokin, 0 1 10 1 1 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 6-23 17 0 Totals 4 83014 out when winning run wns made. Brooklyn 000001002 Now York 000000111 Earned New York, 2. First Bafle on Kunneily, off Meektn.

4. Loft on New York, 7. Slruclc Kennedy, 3, by MeeJiln. 2. Three-Uaee Hit An'lerson.

Two-Base Jones, Farrell. Stolen Anderson, Farrcll. Sacrifice Hits Connaughton, Hhocli. W. Clark.

Double and Corcoran; Davis, Clnrk and Davis, Olefwon and Clark. Passed Attendance, 0,250. Time of Two hours and twenty niiniitea. Henderson. Baltimore, Pliiluclcllililn, 1.

AT BALTIMORE. Baltimore. lb po a lb po a Kelloy, 0 Heeler, 2 Jennings, 33 1 Doyle, Ib 3 Reitz, 1 Hrodle, 0 Donnelly. 3b 0 oblnson, cMabon, 0 ojlulen, 0 0 0 OiDelonanty. If 0 2 liVtiorofton, 0 0 2 0 3 1 .1 9 1 OlUrotlUlers, lb 0 0 7 0 2 'i 3 oilUllm.in, 2o.

1 0 0 ling. 1-5 Kaenelle Stable'! b. m. Ethel 24 311 George Roockel'l b. g.

King Chimes. 11 11 10 A. Cornwdl's b. m. Irene 111010 0 Capt.

HoSman's blk. m. 14 12 dr Sam. Thompson's b. g.

Water 7 13 7 Theodore L. Arthur'! b. g. Peek's Bad Boy 4 11 8 2.28H, 2.28, 2.2814. Time of last heat not announced.

FOALS OP P0RBE, TJcehurst's br. m. filva) Ill nrlghthome Farm's b. g. Ollle 222 John H.

Powers's b. e. Pine Tree W. K. Moore's e.

Azarma die 2.27, 2.40V4, 2.40. 2.30 PURSE 5200. SlmmonlMf Farm's b. Kauvar Ill F. Snail's br.

g. I'leetwoou 3 2 3 A. C. Cornwall's b. g.

Happy Count 234 W. K. Moore's s. B. Cadmus '4 2 Ed Durs'ea's Helen.

6 dr S. li. Thompson's b. m. Mayberry 664 N.

Ryan's ch. die 2.2SH, 2.28; 2.25!4. NOVICE PURSE P. W. HiwxlHirsfs g.

t. Grey Dick 2 311 1 Morris Wright's b. g. Smith 11 2 2 3 40 ID iton Stable's oh. Margrave, :3, by good; handily.

3, by St. Dial, C. Fleli J. B. McDonald's f.

"SIXTH handicap. hurdle. "a halt, over six hurdles. Bon's Sherlock, by for four-year-olds and to the winner $400; one netting. Open.

i Closing, 1 0 5 2 8 4 Name of hone. Jockey. Start. mile. mile.

mile. F.nlih. Moore, 147 (Braill) 1 3 1 1H4 1' Thackeray, 139... (Chandler) 31' 1" -3 2 'Marble, 13! (Lconaid) 4 2' 3 3 2' 3 1 1., 139., Refused and withdrawn, jgi'B "Moore. 4, by The J.

Blute's br. Tlwckorar, bf P. b. I. Marble, 5, by Long woa Milly.

Islaatt Stable's br. g. 3 4. dr J. Bailey's b.

m. Maggie; din Tim, In 2.43, 2,36, 2.38, 2.44. the bicycle race Nat Roe, of Patohogue. and W. J.

Baton, of Oyster Bay, nogue. a fell, bu were not badly hurt. B. S. Van Slclen, of Jamaica, also fell at the start owing to his slipping out.

Summaries. Won by. Henry -K. Roe. Fatchogue Wheelman; C.

W. Patchogue, necond; J. Russell Barrett, time, 2m. 30s, Bonverean and bill fair American lirlde. An interesting: history.

In the" next Croat, Sunday World. address is Indianapolis, Ind. Baltimore had little difficulty in taking the Quaker; Into camp, and Plttaburg was a trifle better class than Roger Connor's St Louts outcasts. Old Man Anson gave the leaders quite an argument. The other clubs had no scheduled games To-day's assignments read: Washington at Boston, Philadelphia at Baltimore St.

Louis at Pittsbttrg, Chicago at Cleve land, Brooklyn at New York. A.t the of yesterday's base ball game at Eastern Park Jarne J. Coogan reflectively stroked his well cared-for Van Dyke and slowly said: "1 have heard of men Into ois terns and coming up with grand coneer pianos, but always thought that a rathe exaggerated piece of good fortune. Bu it Is my honest opinion that the Brook lyn team could fail into Newtow Creek and come up with Aladdin's pal ace. And I hardly believe was lo cated in the neighborhood of that sweet smeDns stream." The Brooklyns were certainly luck; In winning the first of the Greater Nev York series.

The ninth inning saw th Giants in tbe lead ty 3'to 1, wttb Jouet 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 4 0 1 0 1) 1 i Clemonu, 0 0 2 2 0 Totals 202 000 olals Utimore UUuelphlo. Clevolniiil, OliH-iiAO, 3. AT CLEVELAND. Icveland. lb no a 8 -4 1 0 0 0 urkett, If.

1 1 ot 1 1 cKcan ss 0 2 2 2 Con'or, lb 1 1 11 ebcau, 2b, 002 immer. c. 0 1 lake, 0 0 oOarr, 3b. 0 1 oung, 2 1 ota'is hlcago 0 IjiJvernH, 3u. I'lUihlon.

0 Oll'teffer, 2b. 0 4 Cllty 2 5 p. lb po 0012 0 1 2 II 1000 0 1 10 1 12300 1 1 1 0 02331 4 l) 0201 Donahue, c. 0 0 4 1 (J ,6 8 27 15 3 7 21 17 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Pittsburg St. Louis 5.

AT PITTSBURO. ittsburp. Ib po a ejSt. mlth, 2 ss 0 1 cenzel, cf. 0 1 yons, 1 2 onovan.

rf 1 1 'bauer, 21) 0 0 ugdon, Ib. 1 1 lerrltt, 1 1 iawley, p. 2 1 0 Oiltoivd, 0 1 4 rt. 0 2 Douglass, If 0 0 0 Connor, 0 2 9 3 2 Mayors. 1 0 0 0 700 Oroaa, aa 1 2 2 4 6 0 0,1 1 2 4 0 1 0 3 1 1 3 0 lb po a 3 0 0220 0 2 0 2 1 1 1 0 1 8 10 27 9 3)Votal3 5 13 27 13 2 'Ittsburg 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 t.

Louis 0,1 0 3 1 0 0 0 THE TIGES.S VICTOBIOTTS. a Teu-InninK Cntuc Prlncetoj Defeated Harvard. I (Special to The World.) CAMBRIDGE. Juno was another extra inning on Holmes 'icld to-day, and again the Prlncctor 1'lgcrs clawed the Crimson of Harvarc the flust, winning the series and he championship of the college world Score: 'rlnoeton Ib po a ei Harvard. lb po a 0 0 Burgess, rf.

0 0 2 0 OlClarlison, cf. 0 3 1 Bradley, cf. 1 0 2 0 Ol Dean, 2b 023 1 1 0 0 llgoannell, 1 1 3 Kelly, 0 0 13 Titus, 1 2 5 Altaian, rf. 0 0 1 Wlleon 1 2 0 Smith, 02.. 0 1 5 funster, 3b.

002 Ward, 0 1 2 0 OIHaughton. lb 0 I 15 0 Hand, It 0 0 6 0 Stevenson, 3b 01 Chandler, as. 0 1 4 0 33 0 3 0 6 7 30 18 11 Totals 2 30 14 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Tolate Mnneton larvard York Brooklyn. Admission 50c. WILL BE ENTERTAINED.

IHff Gnrrtcii Party on July 4 In Honor of Ynle Hciiloy Crew, 'Copyright, 1896, by the Press Publishing Company New York World.) (Special Cable Despatch to The World.) LONDON, Juno Henley Yal crew went out at 10.30 o'clock this morn for forty minutes' work. The stroke was longer and the boa moved much better than at any pre vlous time. This was frequently com mented upon by tho onlookers. In con versatlon Cook said: "I only had them out six times befor wo left. We are just getting at th stroke now." After lunch several excellent photo graphs of the crew were taken.

At 6.10 o'clock, after half an hour preliminary work, the crew wont ove tho full course at a twenty-six stroke. Nearly every London expert crlticis the shortness of the stroke as compare with English crews. The crow Is delighted with, the quar tars. Marsh Mills is a private house leased to the crew because the famll is travelling on account of. the recen death of the owner.

Manager Count De Sibour Is arrangln; to give a garden party Saturday, July 4 The patronesses and the Recelvln Committee are to be chosen from th leading Americans who have married i England, and from those visiting Lon don and Henley. Nothing is to spared to make the event one for th country and the college to be proud BALLARD SMITH. Governenr Kortrlcht Very III. The news of the dangerous Illness Governcur Kortrlght was received at th New York Yacht Club last evening. Mr.

Kortrlght joined the club in Feb ruary, 1875. and has held many office. He was fleet captain for 'some tlm when the squadron was under com mand of Commodore Gerry, Ho is no one of the Regatta Committee of th club. he Irish Fighter Vhips the Australian at Madison Square Garden in Four Rounds. SMALL CROW) SEES GOOD BATTLES ufol'in's Cliatniilou Wns Too Clover for the Antipodean, nnrt Won Comparative Rnse.

Peter Maher is a great boxer. He was he star at Mndlson Square Garden last ght. There was but a small crowd If the sport-loving residents of reatcr New York had realized what an rcollent series of exhibitions had been rranged for them, it is very probable mt the crowd would have been much rger. Maher was pitted against Slavln, the Great things were said bout Slavln. He camo 3,000 miles to ox the Irishman.

It was an unequal atch. From start to finish the Irish lampion had the better of it. As a of fact, it looked for two rounds ho wns attempting to give the ustralian a boxing lesson. So far as the outfighting; was con- erned, Slavin wan never In the hunt, rom the outset he depended upon his ballity to deliver telling punches at hort range. In this he was not entirely uccessful, for the reason that the Dub- boxer had during his training pre- arod himself for just this kind of at- ack.

From the call of time It was evident mt Peter Mahcr was master of the Ituatlon. It did not develop Into a gins match, as was generally ex- octed. There was no slugging at all. lean hitting was tho rule. At this umc tho Australian heavy-weight found cornered, lie was not Manor's qual.

During the first round there was ome very fast lighting. The Irishman ras for a time on the defensive, but hen ho adopted offensive tactics lavln sought the seclusion of each of ho four corners In turn. There was some splendid lighting In lie second round. was very fast, 'o vary tho monotony Slavln on several ccaslons attempted to cross his right pon Mailer's jaw. The Irishman miled nt these efforts.

By way of rc- allatlon he sent right and loft to lavln's neck and Knocked the AUH- rallan down. Tills incident shortened he round nearly one minute. Ket'm'ec yani Austin tiki not look as if appreciated his Job. when Police chapman insisted on a halt In it procuuulries. They argued with the aptain and as It was such a splendid xnlbitlon from a scientific stand point permitted it to continue.

Maher was badly punished nbout the ody at the opening of tho third round. numher of persona cried fowl, thereby olng Slavln an iijustlce. Slavin foug'ht cry fairly. Just before the round osed Maher got home with the left and he right on the face. It was quite iosslbio that htesc blows will force flavin to remain in his hotel for a day two.

Just as it seemed that Slnvln vould fall to the lioor from exhaust.on gong sounded. He was clearly beaten. His secinds, Paddy Gorman and Ted Alexander, looked as If they rad lost their best friends. They, acf- vlsed Slavln to stick to 'close range at- acks. He obeyed ao far as he could.

Jn the other hand Maher had been civlsed to (five Slavln as little rest dur- nc the fourth round, us pcsslblo. In tho fourth round Blavln's body eads were cleverly stopped. When they came to a clinch Maher was thoroughly protected. The. Irishman danced aijout the stage as if he fully appreciated his walkover.

It seemed that he landed on sl.ivln's face whenever ho chooscd. There were wild cheers from the crowd. Alahci was perf-ecUy cool. The demonstration did not alfect him In the least. MoaBur- hg with great accuracy the distance to flavin's jaw, Peter sent in his left anc Slavln staggered.

Following- up his advantage, trie. Dublin man pounded along with both hands. Under this fusillade flavin must soon have gone to sleep lad not Referee Austen stopped the bout. It was not in his power to give a which was not needed, as every one knew who had won. The opening bouts were one of them.

Taken as a whole It was one of the best shows ever seen Madison Square Garden. Manager Tom O'Hourke was congratulated upon tho success of his entertainment. Manager O'Rourke, however, lost money. Mac Won the Miitoli Ilnce. Two harness from White Plains fjittlo Mac and pacer Alice racec aeforo GOO people at Fleetwood Park yesterday for $500 a side.

Two heats endee the dispute. Little Mac proving too speedy for the mare. Summary: Match and pacing; stake $1,000 In tnree Ueau. Mac. b.

g. (trotter), by Harry plum- llllcy U'helps) 1 Alice br. m. (pacer), by. W.

Maloney (Devlne) 2 Time. 2.2UVS. 2 Sportsman's Goods. Their merits Suits. Black and Blue, lined skeleton lined, fash- onably cut, would bring 20 if weather were sea- ouable, at Better Grades at 812 and 813.

Bicycle Suits. Finest Crash, fashion- bly tailored and ''just ie thing for warm wea- aer Cheviots and Homespuns, $3.95 and $4.95. IS WHAT SELLS SO MANY SUITS FOtt VS. THOUSANDS OF WHEELMEN WEAR THEM. PRICES $7.50 TO $18.

SEPARATE: BREECHES, TO $0. GOLF CAPS TO MATCH SUITS, OR SEPARATE, TO (11.50. GOLF-IIICYOLE HOSE anil SCOTCI FOOTLESS HOSE, $1.25 TO $2.80. THE L. A.

W. SPECIAL BIOYCLC SHOES ARE THE BEST) OCR PRICE ALSO THE NEW BALL-DEAR ING IIICYCLB SHOES AT $2.50. OUR BICYCLE AND ATULETI' GOODS CATALOGUE MAILED FREE Moore Won Entclly. PHILADELPHIA, June tou namcnt for the ladles' tennis was continued to-day. MlsaJSess Moore won her way to tne finals wltl out the loss of a set.

Miss Rotch, th Boston dark horse, was beaten In a clo two-set match with Miss Wester, w) will play Miss Moore In the finals. Litrncd Won Again. LIVERPOOL, Juno the Northern singles championship, to-day, W. men's singles championship to-day, W. A.

Larnea, the American player, defeated E. R. Allen by 7-5, 8-6, 6-0. In the first two sets Lamed was hard pressed and won by sheer pluck: but In the third overpowered Allen. In the all-England mixed doubles championship Lamed and Mrs.

Boucher won their first round. FULTON STS. World Bicycles ARE COJXG FAST. Johnson and MacDonnlO. the American Chi ptona, now In Europe winning racoa on them, you want one coma quick, as they will not la long at thin price.

Horn urn her these are IS model! and are guaranteed for one yetr. DEFENDERS are alfto going as fast as at DEFENDER CYCLE 20 MAIDEN JUANE). GREAT JUNE SALE Summer Clothing Ve are enabled, through a judicious purchase of and Blue Serges, in ajdition to our large stock on hand, to offer an excellent line of Summer Clothing at prices never dreamed of. The goods are fashionably cut, in ail the latest patterns, and could find ready sale at a 50 per cent, advance if weather were seasonable. Cold weather forces us to unload.

$4.75 383 Broadway. NKAtt tVIIITB ST. Sportsmen's Goods. Underwear. Genuine French Balbriggan, all sizes, Far 07 Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, nil sizes, at 25 4S Jean Drawers.

Best Pepperel, all -sizes, finest quality, 3 PA I IRS FOR $1.00. Outing Shirta in every style, collars attached or detached, l. 24 $1. 42 123 125 Fulton St, NASSAC. Sportsmen's Goods.

PLAY BALL! That means use Spalding's Baseball Supplies, standard the world over. SACRIFICE SALE an To-morrow. Sample Lot Catchers' flitts, Used on the road by our sa 1 es- men. At less than half price, 10 Vill Clo.ie at 2 P. M.

on Saturday. Mittn, jVfasks, Bats, Gloves, Body Protectors, everything for tbe frame. To-dny and to-morrow. To every boy purchasing 25 coins' worth in nnr lisutchall Deportment, one Throwfpjr Glove. With every clolhir's worth pnrcliftSed, one i'hrowlnj; Glove and Sacrliiai! Bat, 1 The Spnlilinff Onirinl Hall, the standard of tho world.

Ttia bnll Uiat Is used wherever baseball Is plnyed. Kvery bovshooJil buy copy of Otflclnl Bnscbnll Guide, coiunlnt-g tho playing rules, pictures uf all tho player3 and othur valuable In- lormailjn. Price 10 cents, 126-130 Nassau St. NEW YORK. A.

G. Spalding Bros. GOOD BICYCLES, A PROMI.V1CNT NDW KNGL.AND MANUFAC- tmim, WHOSE AND CATALOGUE WILL GIVEN Ul'ON APPLICATIOM. HAS CLOSED UT TO US TWO CAR LOADS OF '96 UICVCLE.S. HEY AHB THIS HIGHEST OF HIGH GRADES ND SOLD IN EVtmY CI'IT IN AMERICA AT 00, YOURS WHILK TKI5Y LAST, 44-75.

HI ISngllfih welillcas Bteel tubing, all connec- ons drop forged, lamfnatcd wood limn, iude- ructfblo ball l)earlngfl, Humber pattern chain, lorgan Wriglu, Hjilsman. Volt or PeorU tires, arford or B. W. saddles, adjustable or up- irnod lundlc bars; actual weight. 23 and 23 Ibs.

TH CENTURY LAMPS. Lamp, "Aladdin" liimp. ull Nlekellcd "Gorinanla" Lampa 1.T4 1.40 (We. aad-Llglit IjAmp, extra, strong lens ull Nlckelled Hand Pump, JOG. pronttct.

Loclifi, oc. Drivers, 5c; Bicycle Brushes lOc. (iclnK Cord, tho CooJ Kind, per yard lc. orlt Orlpn, pir pilr, Tiro Tftpo ie. '3 In 1" small, Uxoii's GraplvUc, Orapholino Sc, 'rouser GuanK Coastcrn anj Foot Brake combined 4()c.

oe Clips. and 000-Mile Cycliimetcrfl, Hub DracKets Bicycle Wrenches Ildget Double Tube Repair Outfit Oc. Rubber all fllzea, per dozen Inrtford Single Tube Repair Outfit 2l)c. Saw Deimriura Doublc-Strolto Vnw Dcpartni'O Slngio-Strako Bell Chnln Compound Sc, ilcyalo Enamel, can Acljustalile Head Bracket 1 ftc. Guaranteed Bicycle Watch and Holder 'Ine Loatlinr Tool Baga Sflc.

Ian Wood Rim 'atcTilnj; Solution, tube 4c. MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. J. N. COLLINS 8 AND 10 EAST 14TH ST.

Wheels I Toot 1 Eldredge Belvidere. They are the Lightest Running Wheels on Earth and. Strictly High Grade. Wa Always llade Good Sewing Machines Why Shouldn't We Make Good Wheels? QUALITY GUARANTEED THE BEST n.iir Hermann Agents, 101 fleest, New York City. NATIONAL SEWIN6 MACHINE DELVIDERD.

ILLS. STERLING, THE FINEST WHEEL IS THE GALES, $65 SLIGHTLY SHOPWORN, IS HE ALLY WORTH $100, CO. GOTHAM, and Second-Hand Sterlings, $50.00. SUNDRIES. Minute Itopnlr ICIts, value $1.00.

75 cli Ttie vnluo lOctn "pnldinff Oj-cloinotrrii. vnlue JU. 01). uiu PlimiiHi value sl.6O. cts 'i'lipcr JLnmim, value SU.OI) 1'aylor 1'enntn llnchctB.

vnl. S3.3() Ucmlneian Pattern Flobort Itillci, fii.ua. 82.OI) Plcpcl' (Uflofl, value WH.6 1 Hnmboo vnluo 42.0U SI FISHING OF AM, AT JIOTTOM ScWing, Daly Gales, 302 BROADWAY. S1OO. Our $80 wheel Is particularly strong, accurately built, cas7 running and handsome, We can promptly supply any demand lor Juva- nllo wheelfl.

Artistic Catalogues, Olympian Games, or "Hinti to wheelmen," any or all Free, OfjYAIFIO OYtJLE MFG. N. Office, 35 Liberty Bt by S. If. MYEIt.S Jewellers, 49 Maiden Lano, Jerome Cycle 8tU corner GStb St.

BICYCLES ON CREDIT AT STRICTLY OAS-H PRICES. Agents lor "Olympic," "World" aad otber popular makes. 2CO high grade 1806 wheels, Inch) tubing, barrel bubs, regular price VS59.OO $100, lo close nt SEND FOK. CATALOGUE. SOL.

HEYMAN nO3, 3d bet. fiOtli and 60th Sta. OPEN SATUKDAY EVENING. BICYCLES, OUT IN days only, high grade HOO blcyclef J69.50; fully warranted one year; no shorldy'dry good atore wheels, but a -well- known bicycle, never sold for le's than $100 rVore; limited number only at this price. MYSTIC OYCuB COMPANY.

1690 Broadway, N. Y. GREAT SUCCESS! INSTALLMENT SALE 'OOMOPEI. 8SS UICVCXK8 FOR $5 Down and $2 Per Week. TITEY ARE OOIKU Wheola are Solil far 886 (mull miller unotlicr liauie by uiittlio U.

To uccomniodflto wno find It Im'oos- (luring tho rtay, will keep opeu Morday evenlngd until further notice. E. A. 30O BKOADWAY. H.

Manager. From $20 $51 if you buy at our Bicycle Slaughter Saie. OU ecoioliers S2II. JO SOo Toledo SI a Umpires. UU.Ovl 833.OO l83 Triumphs 47.5O S7fi Johnsons 81OOOonury8peoiaU S40.UO 100 SECOND-HAND BARGAINS.

J10 UP. sell more Bicycles thansany three New York dry goods stores combined, KSTABJL.INIIISU 1'OL'R EAUS. PARK ROW 'CYCLE (I lip I', O. git Park rnw. WE SELL, IlfCYO'LSB'AS CHEAP AS OTHERS RENT THEM.

$2 A WEEK BUYS A CRAWFORD. 8. 0. DAVCOA 43T Si near 34th OOUD MEDAL CHAIN IjUBEICAXTl alvayi wire coming home and wring your wheel. A splendid line of standard makes tram medium to high grades at auction this day at 100 Bowery.

FRIBIMIAX. Auctioneer. Sporting. Brooklyn Jockey Club. Jane 4.

6, 8, 10, llv la, 13, 16, 16. 17, 18 'MIX KACES TO-O AY at 8. 30 o'clock. Special trains via, 1. KB.

direct tu Gmnd SlniHl. From 31IU K. tt. N. leavaac I'i4u.

V.OO (Parlor Car). P. -M. Prom loot Whitehall N. Y.

bait hourly Irom H.1U A. M. 101.10.1.30. from lil-ookljn Brlilice via Stlx ave. without chiince, naif hourly i rom 11.

63 A. ar. From Dili aro. ami SOtlt livoolUj-n. bait houny from to M.OJV.

M. 6tU uvo. and urooklyu, halt hourly trom la. to- Horses, Carriages, AT QUAKTEK VALUE, 0 reliable, Bound, chunky business horses, $35 to $75. satisfactory trial allowed.

Owner's residence, 358 Pearl Hoar Brooklyn Hrldge. i SELLING 8 chunky young horses, 520-upn-aril; trucks, top and waKons; suit farmer, bottle beer, any business. 335 East 75th, it. ACCOUNT REMOVAL, hire, sell, cheap, horses. beer wagons, grocers', peddlers' Qxprogs.

1st C3d St. horses, f90, worth $150; also two business horses; any reasonable otter; trial. Call 00 Clnrk near bridge, Brooklyn. liortOB, small, lireo, $25 to JJ5; top wfcgJM, suit anv business JJi BHJH CABHlUkEr, iww style, Randall. Sue Inches high, cart and har- gentle tor children to drive; will sell cheap.

Apply Drlvate WCBI 68tli 81. FOR truck ana harness, wtth ffOft'l stand for work, fjeach near West st. BAV HORSE FOB SALE. 607 8th basement. TH-RiSE CHEAP HOUSES, two single trucks, two express wuwv, double harness J10.

West.