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Laragon beats sir dixon.
THB OMNIBUS GOES TO MB. CASSATT.
"AMA-UKO PAILUKB OP THE gta.000 COLT
SEVEN FAVORITES DEFEATED.
Tbe Inexhaustible nneertalnttea and tha grotesque
aeoldenta of racing were remarkably Illustrated yes?
terday In tbe Omnibus Stake, at Monmouth Park
Ur. Cassatt's Taragon has started many times this
year In all sorts of company- l*P to yesterday he
had succeeded In winning only once, an extremely
poor race In tha mud against Taite Doe. It ts true
tbat with heavy allowance* In weight be bsd suc?
ceeded In getting second place In various contests,
but his true class was well detormlned In hts race, only
a few days ago, when that little blt of a thoroughbred
Badge, carr.lng 120 pounds to Taragon's lia, beat
him In a common canter. When Taragon wa* worked
for the Omnibus he pulled up so atilt and sore and so
lame that his trainer, John Huggins, despaired of his
rhanees in that race. If Mr. Cassatt, his owner, bad
not come lo tha course yesterday. Taragon would have
been withdrawn, as Mr. Huggins thoueht him In such
a condition that he had little claim to Hist, second, or
third place; but Mr Cassatt said that the colt might
a? well run. The result was that Taragon won a stake
worth fCO.tXM), with tba favorite, Slr Dixon, in sec?
ond place.
Ii is hard to explain such things a* this, and yet
the effort must be made. Michael Dwyer esme down
from Saratoga with Slr Dixon, and thpupht, as every
man at Long Branch who knows the primer of the
turf thought, that, taking Into account the Baxter
st quality of hts opponents, Slr Dixon would win in
a canter. Mr. Dwyer backed his colt with confidence
snd spirit, and he ran Bella II. also, with fhe Intenilon
of getting first money with Sir Dixon and second with
Bella B., and for that purpose Murphy was engaged
t<> ride the tilly, as Mr. Baldwin, with all his usual
caution, bad witbdrswn Los Angeles from tba Omni?
bus. Yet, as the running of tbe race proved, If I/is
Angeles hail gone to the post In anything like fair
condition, she would have won lt with the greaten
ea*e Imaginable. But Mr. Baldwin was never a true
sportsman. The Idea of putting up I?0.'i0 for the start?
ing money of Los Angeles made him turn pale with
irighi. because he believed Slr Dixon had an absolute
linty of the big p 'r.e. and yet he would have been
betttag practically only gBSO against abont SCO.OOO?
pretty fair odds In their way?and would have car?
ried off llrst money : for Slr Dixon, by some Inscrut?
able dispensation of tbe evil deities that watch over
tbe turf, could not run a blt.
DETAILS OP THE OMNIBUS.
Many of tbe heavy operators among the bookmakers
held Slr Dixon out and would not bet a dollar against
bim. Some of the others gave only 2 to 5 against
bim, while a few daring adventurers offered as much
a*- 3 to 5. but would not take any large amounts at
; sat The race was mn In a fantastic ami
Ul*ri c way. the first half mlle being covered In the
wretchedly slow lime of br. seconds. Defence rjulckly
took the lead and showed the way ft>r more than a
Taragon running second and Slr Dixon and
pella B. walting behind sib* by side. If it had been
ed thal then was the least danger of Slr Dixon's
| to win, pella B. might have been used to help
v setting a fa.-t pace from the fall of tbe flag.
* I Dixon's success was deemed an absolute
certainty tbe plan was to capture second money with
P-Ila P., and therefore she wailed alongside of the
colt. When Defence gave up the come "?he ls a
short dis:anre cit and can never go a mile and a half
In any company?Taratan moved up to the front.
Mclaughlin gave Slr D xon hts head at the lower turn,
? -hp- Dwyer ro\t did not respond. At the finking
i ? McLaughlin was usi.tr whip and spur freely,
Int Taragon still remained in (rent After rdlng,
ipurrtng and whipping sir Dixon for ball a furlong.
McLaughlin gave up Ita ODateal a* hon-li-ss and took
the coll ii band. Taragon, altin ugb nur-<*d with
marsreUous delicacy and skill by Hayward, wn*
getting ennngi) of it loo yards from the finish, tiring
badly. McLaughlin set sir D .xon going again, and
If tke race pa'l been a hundred yanls further Taragon
va* such an utter wrerk from exhaustion tbat the
tn ?ii'* niu-t havo won. Put Hayward rallied all
Taragon'! expiring forres, and Just got him over tbe
1 ne a length before Btr Dixon
It wa- a cori: al ra*e in many ways. The winner
was covered with a thick lathci. was so weary and
vern fbat be eonld banllv pur one foot before rh,*
other, and crawled n> tim paddock with bis brad down,
:? i :? tr-mhl ng and bis whole frame quaking and
ring wnh exhaustion. Hut sir Dixon, the
: 1 '. s,-. fought with McLaughlin for his bo?!.
pr eked his *a- and looked -'as lr*?h as paint," as
lt seeascd as if -dr Dixon, in spite
ed ti.e conti races ihat he bas run, bas the fat: te I ol
. ami is without stubbornness or courage, for
fie-)) and Vigorous airer the race tbat be
? ra have mad' a belter finish with laragon, aral I
ought to have caught ia tired ami exhausted a hruso
The On:r:! u* o' 1888, rich and Important stake __ ||
1*. must be considered a wretched Boko. A great
three-year-old s:,-,;,,- ,. rarely woe by --o poor a ra*-,
baree as Taragon, In so poor time?2:41. The re-rit
rosen bi ? -^ LoriUard **-_.kes a few yean ago,
which Ike Dwyers, by a series of lucky accidents,
raptured with Ecuador, one of lae whim horse* tbat
ever stood on four legs la any decent company, and
one that ake even a lueeet fnl idling
piatoi ifterward Taragon belongs
ts. lie cannot win a really good
idling plato In fast company, li*- ? lld i ot mata
er. lie i- hardly likely ro ?. in
a ileh ..'ak" a.
v ? a: that Slr Dixon, the tenons K0.000
who e long series of revers-1*
on thc turf this summer has no-.-, made bim
sud resigned at ai wai cheerful ar:d good
f his heavy i :*, lo backing Ibo i ii
, a,n the big stakes Ile i u
r o ) anl sm le Hft'-i tl." lace l!.a, ll tva.- lm
i te * ?!! anything about racing, No man,
tit. ma'ter
hls aasoclati tl thg turf, could ct a line on
horse*. Ile ami his b:oi!e: had both supposed thal
Blr Dl.\on was a s'ire winner e?f rhe
Omnibus Be hardly knew what be could
lay to lu* brother when be went back tn Saratoga tn
explanation ol Bli DU Perhapi if might
be tl. arorl - i Dixon at a
md s j doa ri to Long Branch,
? ry deep In mud a:
j. rend ? mill and .-. hall In lbs deep mud In
_ 7 only, bul ll wa. possible th*t any running al
ill in mud io deep might have taken away hi.
T certi ? : ? ? le theory, 1
* - ? tta i" ? not rd s;, ed and coul 1
jp.tei get up to Tari ? in a fa.r i.tin? With
, ? r\ tss mule would '??< by no means certain "f
; _? homo li:^ . expert turfmen ipoke
il the feel Cn Slr Dlxoa had nol
sad a raes sine.. i.o won r ;.<? Travers
e needed at lea- om- good,
bap! contest to Bl kim to run a mlle and a half
foi tta "ni..bus. There is Boreel klug in both tbeo
, . no doutt. Ne one i*-.)' an In?
sane Imbecile coull lappoie foe a moment
I sri - l* son'i rru* lorm. tbe colt that has
shown Ita sneed which im bas shewn in tbs na?t.
te*ten badly rn 3:41 aa a nacl: .**> fa., thai fitzroy
voa 'he Brat iaee in i ;*_ 1*21 lt Ml Dlxoa ami Taragon
ai- both in Ike I bolce Stakes al I mil" and a half on
Tined bj TkB .s a neb stake for Ihree-year-okli
thong] a* valuable es (be Omnibus. Tar
? ron will ron tn that 113 ??, ami sir Dixon at US
y Bow, ll both oases io tia- i*.st, let us see any
turfman, who knows a ttartreghbred Lcm a dead
being boiled out tor fertilisers ar Barren
:. bold enough '*' b.vk _aiag*.i against Slr
Dixon then.
A BXEAT cr.owi. WITH EMPTT pockets
The grieadance wa* I an monee, ne giami stand, ibe
club nous' balcony. ai.<i ali tta spaees around ii"-*
building! being crowded. Bul it wa* a sen and
lulenin crowd Indeed, for tbe taaaosu
track became a slaughterhouse, la whirl i>,. public,
v.)..ch always |.;.s favurttes, wa- i.-.a
le?*iy by ti.e bookSBakera AtueBe ??* ai even
money In Ike Sra! tare, and
aas a poor seeesri le Pi:zi*r.
ihiltn won Um two ,p.u i.id race, but
:h*-n piillcs Minke M' ea itiuta aad al! ita backers
went down in Miloo aid torment, while tba book
siakei-s Beurished and giew lat. Everybody bactad
Sir Dixon. .**o one in blt- right n.ind venturi il to hm k
laragon. Of course there wan Mime dreamers of
dreams, Imagine:* of vain thing-, babbler! of hidden
mystcjles, saBotOU from wild hallucination*., who
were reckleis enough la put a little* money on a colt
that bad been beaten again and a_taln by all rhe prom?
inent Iksaa ytiar nkll against a colt that has always
been rankerf with Empoi-or of Norfolk and Kacelat.d iii
the first lhasa of "ne leading horses of his ano. and
whom the Dwyers were bold enough u> send against
The Bard when that great her*- was at SB best
lint of eouis. s. me ' ne Will al*av*, be found lo b,nk
in] koree against am "ther if 'be lest lacohvrse
?hat ihe world ever ?-? could be by any posaibllitr
matched nexi week against thc mani that wa* ever
foaled, tome people would be sine le back tbe sereu
ag????>! ihe *: amnion. __ _ ,,
After the defeat* of Aurelia and slr Dixon, loll*.*ed
In gloom-, succession tbe failures eif oririaiume. George
Oyster, Ban Yan au*', Westmoreland. Ugeel eitel i i>
sat came wltkoui a break of light or a ?U<-f bel
It waa a day that lilic*_ the i,ovk' ts ol thc bookmaker. |
until they wore bursting with big blUs. and left the
I. *_L_p_-b-*0 ?C'*'S<,*1-* enough money to ge* their din?
ners with. They all had return tickets, which wa*
fortunate, as there 1* no canal from Monmouth I'ark to
waihi consequently no tow-path for easy
HOW THB FAVORITES WF.RH DEFEATED.
Garrison was off at a prize fight on Friday night and
lost all his sleep, and was capture! by the police early
yesterday morning. He wm released In time to net to
Long Branch for the racing, but tbe loss o' sleep ami bl*
severe experience with tlie police force seemed to affect
his skill. The contrast between bis riding ot Aurells
snd his magnificent management of Belvidere on Thurs
dsy wss portentous. Perhaps Aurelia could not have
beaten Fltiroy, no matter how well she was ridden,
but the fact remains tbat while Garrison on Belvidere
fought every stride In the last half
mlle, riding like a demon, getting more
out of bli horse than any other rider could do,
on Aurelia yesterday hs was satisfied with one little
dab at Fltrroy, with a touch of the whip and the
spur, gave up the contest a long way from the
finish, and carlten.-" himself wtth pulling Aurelia
back to Flageoietta and simply winning second money
In a canter. Fitzroy ts an erratic sort of beast and
ran rarely be trusted. He had only won ona rare
before this year, and that, like bis yesterday's vic?
tory, wss won by many lengths. He either wini
" 'way off,*' as the saying ls, or does not win at all.
Mr. Withers had two bad bits of sad luck. His
fine and fast filly, Minion, while out at exercise with
?salisbury in the morning, ran Into tbe fence, and waa
.o bailly Injured that Mr. Withers thought last even?
ing she would dla. This ts a severe loss to him. for
the filly was not only a winner and a proml-lng
youngster, but with her breeding, speed and shape
would have made an excellent brood mare. Ills
second piece ol ill fortuno was ihe clumsy and foolish
riding of LlttleOld on bis lom Ochiltree-Dawdle cp.lt
In the rich Criterion Stakes. Captain Brown's pair,
tba Invercauld colt ami Senorita, wore tho favorites,
Wtth tue Dawdle rolf next In the belting. The Dawdle
colt waa leading at the head of the bomeatretcb and
at tho furlong post, and If I.ittlefleld could hs*-*)
?iummohid to his aid strength ami skill as a finisher
Mr. Withers would have captured tho Criterion
But ta could not do the colt Justice, beln?- too
feeble and toe much all abroad In the saddle" In a
hard-fought finish, lt waa a wonderfully clo? thing
to the end, lui*aver, between half a doaea , io eloae
Uiat the spectators woe wholly uncertain as ta which
of tbe youngster* wa*, ldrst, second, third, fourth,
fifth or ilxth. Tho judges, however, di citied that
Captain Brown's Senorita, who rame with a gi eat
rush at tba ti nish, won by a short bead, With r'.rl*-,
beautifully ridel' n by Hayward, seoond, a ibort head
before lim Dawdle colt, and Hansom, with Garrison
up. the Invercauld colt and Flo: cut lue were re dose
up that theta were only heads bel ween them anil ihe
Blared bursts. It was one of thc closest and most
doubtful finishes ever icen In this or anv other
country. The best horses, at the weigal', however.
no doubt won, as Senorita got a bad siam, moved
off slowly tyid was not really In ber stride until the
tield was almost a dozen lengths away hom her Sta
rame with tremendous speed in Ike la-si furlong r*he
ls a handsome chest nut filly by Prince i harlie ont
of Gondola, ar.d showed such sji-.-d in this race that
ihe will be bearii from again, and Brie's second plaee
wai due solely to Hayward's superb riding Bo
other Jockey In America could have hamUM this colt
wirh s<j much delicacy, finish and polish, gett.ing
out of him every- ounce there was in bim, and Just
snatching the place frotu the Dawdle colt by superior
loi-rtnaiiSkip.
OTHER FP.ATPRES OP THE SPOUT.
The de-eat of sir Dixon by Taragon ba* been fully
described, but a word more of pralaB should be given
to Hayward for the marvellous manner In which he
nursed sn utterly exhausted colt home. A Jockey of
less patience and refinement in handling a horse
would have beaten Taragon a hundred yardi fnim the
finish by forcing him too severely and calling on bim
with too much energy. The winning of so fine a
slake with 60 bad a colt, and erne so completely ex?
hausted, ls among the nm'" Impressive feats eif Jock
eyshlp that any racing man ever saw. The Mel?
bourne) Stable sent Tbe Lion down from Saratoga te
have a try at the Omnibus, but ho ls of no account
whatever and never had a chance. This ls true al?o
of Mr. Haem's longitude, who was ridden by Ham!!
ton. Good a Jockey as Hamilton ls, he could do
rn thing with ttils beast,.
Uypocnte was ?t wholly different Plly yesterdaj
from the lilly of a few days ago, who waa beaten
easily by Specialty and Benedictine. Bbc ran a
wonderfully fine race, anil won easily, with len
Booker second and Ortflamme, rhe treat favorite,
third. Orlflamn-e ,pd not run up to his la-*t week'*
form. Hypocrite a tai ndelen by Barnes, who also
rode -? rita This colored led li
getting enthusiastic prar?e? from horsemen
on all s'tle, and is really showing
exceptional -till fa rhe saddle. All experienced turf?
men are agreed thai hs is tho besi light weight in
America lo-dar, ami aoj one of tbe great stables
would be giaii to get ulm. But ii. i u, i <;:. who
bought St rt (leeway yesterday for ...'p.i io bi a con
tia>-i with Barnes, which ipr.li nen year, snd
although the ii..>?!*. Mr. Baggln aiiu evcrj other big
would like to secure barnes'! services, I
ba- tbe ftrsi call on him. Bartel ihowi conspicuous
promptness in getting od areli, tbe eoolesl ol
the nu e-t ol JwlgoM nt ll . .
Ht) to e-.un.atc pace, I lone
a: Iho I
The moat comical of rumors gui around the traci
ra ? lt wi . ? ? ?. ai
' !?-?!; Ii. MolTl. . a* BO .Hil:. . UVCI
io King Idle iiii*.' bi sta
laldwell, in ...i<* face. To any one who I
? ii the idea ls lufitcleut tu count the wilde**!
* iialw.-i! I* | man ol prodigious musculai
divng'li, a rom whom nu ol.xcepi .1 champion
? would 1 rei vent ui ?? to Bassall a ?
ano tireen Muns li an old. bent, thin, weak man, ol
ilo.i and feeble gait, with a low, pl ilco, ?
. ng manuer. lt ls true thal M* irl*
,' v Indignant over the stan arel complained lo Mi.
? -. dui be said nothing to Mr, t-aldwoll. Ouly
lt ran, and George Oyster, ridden by McLaughlin,
?,, . . . lie. w n h King lille, 1 Idd
_ strong see ond choice, lt a ss a bi
King Idle, bul li v.a- Garrtson'i fault, ii a ht
prize lighters, am! iii*- little 1
?i ng ".iii ii.e .New im k police loree, had
away ail his ih '.I lo th ? day. Ile c
vii.:, me other three, bul be was trying to make up
for his l"-: night'd sleep In the saddle at ti" start.
? ut lt rs go aa ,i> w lui" 1. ? v.._- tl
Mr. Munn ought lo have complained ol bis 1?k-_.?j
rather can the .(acter, who tried to give King Idle
.1 t linne. Man. a rank outsider, thc lo?'e_l in tuc
tuning, won easily, with King Mle second.
ll mo!,* noa a- 1 Mr. belmont mane de worst
bahgain of his life when he pad #lo.r>.? foi George
Oyster. The rheumatism which afflicted this roll
ntcr must hat ?'truck In his brain and bli heart
a- I* loses ail 'm- ri -es which he is exp"cti*d to win,
1 malter whether rn* Jockey is good 1 1 11.*!
neal u- iel ??? t? In ihe _? liing 1 1
time the Crack lightweight Jock'"- rouM
pp .iv g 1 lei :h he rode tte 1 ism Iii*.
Bal ? in, roll. ' '?? fasi home lloa land, rid li
Hatul-ton. winning somewhat cm ly. Malaria isrervcd
bully ir.
The Bte**p]echaa' rins abo at' upset Charl ?
and Weat morel .Jid can led the money,
fell, willi"' V. ? tm.rn land could gel only Ihlnl place
Coldstream and Sam Drown also f-ll. Ifevlnij the
of ham Brown, w** stunned and bli 1
-as broken. Jim SdcOoi an did nor sulk ai usual,
and won easily, Schoolmaster .-??? '.ntl and Weatmore
land third
DETAILS OF THE RACING
MUST BAC1 nAKDICAP BWKEPsTAKES. gSO
l.v*.:: ?>. OOO -DDED. ONE MIL1
ri rc rv'.:!i":s'- h. c. 1 by B tta,
I vi-*. 108 B. ? ?
r 1; ii ir. n-- rh, r Aurelia -*. 120 . il,
r. ria " ? ? .. ion ? 1
s v. -? ...??? ,-n n. Lucy ll ... loo. . I'.,,.,.-?) o
1, \v Htreet'a eh. e. NI ar-* ra, 4. ll". ? ll
A KC." ' b. B .Pl..'!.
Tin.' -1 42 1 'J
pp,si odd* Te a I, Aurelia even, Fit/mv 7 ?<> 2.
.... 1 Niagara b to 1. Plai - ? ? 1.
Lucy ll, Ai' te. l. I'lae* -Fltir >y ? 1 ct, Aai
j., - 1 ?, ? rtart BietuBond gat ag slightly li I
bat he uar" very ?? and guiekly dropped te th" r-ir.
r l.-i-e he rein-iined throftgboul th* 'arney, r.:iif_ hi*
.. M1 nneaalneM Flageoietta'toob Ita lead on th*
? um witt, Pltsrey speand, sad thew two, grasring
sway fn-m their spponeuM, had 'he raes le them*- ?
leren farlangs, Flageoietta then had saaagh sad car.'
s rho made ? laugtabls sttempt I
leroy. The latn-r eaialBg sa und*: an eaay pall,
?,?;? efl "? by Bs lengtiis. Asmua I .. I
latta 1 length and tie other- nearly 1 ri meei th al 1
, , t.\ CB-TERIOB STAKES, TWO -V I.vf.
OLH --. ? BACH, SL?-*J ADDED. SIX Pill
LOKQ8.
<s s Brawn'! br. f. Senorita, by Pnr.ee Charll"
*.? vi- -.. IQS ::,....(flam -
I", lyirlliard. jr-:-, h. e. Erle 11 ? - ? . ;k??'??: s -'
', ,, ??. tha? - Di * :.. ? >lt 108 . - (Lil tit : 3
n ?* Brown - 108 ... (Tai
1 u Ha nt in's rh. e. Fiereotln, I0S . . (Hi
1 11 i:-i.".'n -s ?!.. e. [Uaao-B, 120 .
. in stabl s 1, . [Utter?*, I0S . ' ?
I 1 V.elip.aaid. |>. c. lilli Hani,*, '.or*. V:
, , -?? :. il'. . . . (
i 1 Baldwin'* u f. vlente, 105 (ear. i* " 1--'
(Armstrong) 0
T!nie-1 :18 l_.
!? ? i*l.ls : Tn a i'. Inver* au t S I ?
_ I _" ra 1. Dawdle eali .*. ta 1, H_n*oin .'. ta 1. Klu'entm n
to I, lid** "ii ti I" 1. Bill lt.rr., s 12 la 1. l.rlc 1
V'len? '.'. I liiii" Hock 30 le I. Plaee?S<
Thai bi >ta iway three times ?.,, f .i<- tba rug fell ia *
*? n in tu - !? ad. Rai
Bill Hames ttiird ind senor.ta. Dat. Il.irn, * leah his
n?ui,t In lund, and MOBM-d In an h'irrT alKiiit getai Bp
in the li.v_.-ra. fill il:, ri ? * fat In fiaal a: rle
ind l"d te th* q tarter, *hcre In- wns p.?-e 1 l,v H.ne
Beek md 'he Hand!" et,lt. K_ss,,n dropping back C, fpiiiriii
glBCI In (he boin* stn tri, the Iiawdl" salt a ??
saumai anl laetad Uta winning. nm half a Sereu
*?ornr 'hal'erifes were nial", and be(BN NOehtBg the fur
lone yat* I.ltilefleld lost bl* held. and ptlklag ap bis
whip, got hi* mount Into dlfnctil\"?. from which hi*
?mall skill could not extricate him. Tiie |B rai BB Bid
n.ireittlT). Rans.ni and Krl* gm on evn t/-?n* wnh the
"lil blank." and for a time it wa* IBJ hadj's rice
Hame* went verv wide coming Int', tie Mn Mb Bad brought
Beaeriti up aa tta ? rids arith a riser tr*r_t
In front and a yellow demon aa le r Lack the tl,ly Barep
tit.mewarl _,ith electrifying IpOad, ."Ming Bp In UM
nude, and wlnr.ing l,v _ now. Th" Neall was in diubt
until the number* went aloft. Brie, who wa* ;
vend, beat th.- Dawdle call a Sheri lead. WhU.
Invercauld MM and Plnrentln wer* only head* back,
(laoymede. Tlhtlatt, Ci illly and Sorrento were withdrawn. |
THIP.D BACX-OMBIBVg Bl vee** Tlir.P.c *. i IB
OLDS gggg BAGS, .10.000 ADDBD. I I I Mlld-h
A. J. C??*att'* ih. c. TM Bgaa, by Stratford-. fn, IIB
Th (car. Ill.(Hayward) 1
Pwyer nrothers' hr. c. Slr Dixon. 12,"i . tM* I-i"'.'
Dwyer Drotbara* b f Bella lt. 120 (Murphy) H
'I J..' : I ? i. field 0
Mel boa rae Mailes eh. e. The Mon, 109 . iBameal e*
J.H. Baggln's b. a Lonrltade, * . (HatnltUM 0
Tost odd*: To wln-slr D;x,,n 2 to 5. Ta?.on .1 to 1.
The pion | t?, l Balla lt. 1" ii l. De_re.ee 2<> to l.
Longitude no to i. Plaaa?Taragan 3 io .*.. sir Dlxoa
none.
Ta rs eon led for a quarter mlle and wa* pas*ed by
Defence, who wa* to full of running that his titler SBUM
not hold him back. Ito remained In fro ir until the head
of the homestretch wa* reached. Taragon running MBBBd
and Fir Dtn_S_ and Belia n. alt-riiarine In third place,
Brat one taking it, then the nth?r Neither McLaughlin
nor Murphy appeared to knew What M do. When they
had ?uared away f..r h nu end settled down fo the
final brief struggle, Defence dropped out (ind Slr Dixon
set sall for Taragon, followed by Bells B., with whom
Murphy expected to win second place. Th* favori'e
seemed to hang and Mclaughlin, after shaking him up
with the bridle, drew hi* whip and began to p'inih him
severely. lt wss not -mill he pa??d the hu lang P?t
that he could get aim extended. Then Sir DI ion *an.e
with all hi* speed, but It wa* (oo Iste. He could never
reach Taragon, who won by a length, the (sveriM a
head before Bella B. Ls r. timon t md Les Angeles did
not start
FOURTH RACE-nANDICAP SWF.KPSTAKr.S. *3"i
F.Acn. ii.cv. Annr.p. i 1 . milt ".
W. 0. Scully** br. f. Ilvpac-lrs. I Ilyp-'t-*,
8 rra, 106 IB. (liam*?) 1
T. N Mlli.tr'* b. g. Ten Booker. 0, 93 (car. ".'7 1 -
A. nelmoni'* gr. e. Orlflamme, |. HO . (XiItUcRald) X
J. I) Morriaaar'a t>. m. Kaloolah, n, 109 . fTBTler) 0
It MradleV* b. g. LB Locos, f). 10.1 . (t?0 l-l
Preri|:ne*? ..table's p. c. fiddler, :t, 100 . . (Hall) 0
Tin? 2:10 PP
Po?t odd*: To win?eiHtlsnun* f, to B, Fa!*.o'a>> 3 to 1.
HrpoerltS 7 to 8, Ten n"0ker h to 1. Le Poe"* 10 tn |,
Fiddler 15 to 1. Pla. o-^llTpocrlie evan. Ten Booker
8 t., 1
Orlflamme lapped by Ten Booker snd Kilo, lah madn
fhe turning for a mlle and wa* pi*"*-! by Hypocrite,
ti ho afrer waiting patiently for the otho-* to run them
iclve* tn a _'and?t!:. strol* ovr rhem and won ns ?he
I leased bs- twa laagthA Ten licker a neck hafen "
1 .Va,.- hagan hi* run i-iiMr-ly toe -una. Ill
culdn't rall a* linnie, d.l. tut purni"! R
out taters e*iie raaetad the boom streich Tao Mei
Park Racing ISMtlstliB aoght to MtabUsh a Kheri for
lackeys with Barnes M |,e " ?,',.-, n* ,.??: I ? _
like Tit! ,r. I.r ledi ld. Anderson, A-nn'roi?.
Gonda! e and a do?n ethers a great many thing* B0VBT
dreamed nt In their phrioaonh? Bf r.din.-.
F1PTH BAC1 Mil; IGE *-i \i: S, WKLTEB II ANDI
CAP. 1-30 EACH, gOOO ADDED. BIB PC ULONG.
S. w. Street' ? tk. g. Mareo_t,by Mae u itte,
4 vt'.. Ul B.(Aii."r?on) 1
i- B Morris-- br. r Kine Ide. g tgj n) '2
A. Belmont's b. e. Georg.* Oys'er, 3, 1-. McLaughlin) ?'?
N. w. t W. ll. Penlmore'i h. h. Leather *
ag-d. 109.lArni-trongi 0
Tlnm-1 :14 lt
I' M odd*: To sri .- lyster 0 to 10. Klnr Idll
R '.pp :". Leather Bl pekina :i to l. Maroon lo to 1. Puci?
Bu i. Blag il-." l m _!?
Oarrlaaa trie-d to mah through tnta the r?..r. gain a
running bad, hold lt all tho uar. and win hands down.
Starter Caldwell mw hie, taming, ?w him .',"1 fr de
word, and grouped the flag. As he did so King Idle
swerved slightly, ar.d Garrison. peUlBg up Just, enough
ro *teady him, found himself fuur lengths behiad bli
three opponents ns rhev biota aw?T. MaroOB ln.r.."d!s'' ly
Mah 'ii- track, ani keeping ii ill the wit, won br a
leasth. Garrison rad" as ir ill Um I haring
him, and succeeded in beating Qeerga Oyster fer the
place by half a length. Brees Morris tore bia bl
th" bad start, and lt wa- arel tl ittarter
Mreteb that he tore Sir. Caldwell'i ai-o. but :
Kart I indignantly d?l"d, vowing that he ha'l not seen
Mr. Morrl* in two y> ar*. It wa* adi further reported
that, (latrl-^n bet H.o<X> on Georgs Oyster, hut tho
'? Snapp":*1 did not ride a* If Oyster Milled his moaej.
sixth rai i -purse eeoo. belling, beveb
PUBLONGB.
G. Forbes's bi h Rowland, by B-iannen-P.tgHn, 6 yra.
(Hsmllton 1
VV. 0 ScullVr ch. e Ban Van, 4. US .Barn-*. '_!
}.. I I., . : -1 Sfed 97 ?
JV Vf. bl et** eh. *
T. tV. ll I' I ?
I). I-ld. , :, * i, ;. I ??? : ; ? (ABd -'a., D
? 1 -
l',,?. rd-1-: T,, vtln- lim Van 2 fo 1, Malaria I *" '
Row Is ii l :, rn 1. Pi to 1, Luminary Cl ',
16 tj 1. Pl ' .;?'?'..
It I- paaalble tha*. Banes held bli theta
this tine an 1 walu I Mo I
**a.s In frant a*, UM ' rervid
across Um _, nraa, cannon. ?? I
thar, however, and ha
wen, riddat M auaea, by batt a length. Ban
Yjp ,..-.," tu eg al Um Balah, but rai..', ta ???' Bp
ad am' third - foi the
it Inner.
SKVI.XTB RACE-HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE
PUBS! - ' ' PULL COU1
w. <-. Dsijs i, h. J,m McGowan, by Voittge.ir-__a?
Ila I
Hemp . s br. | School." .ter, seed. 130
(M. Inly) 2
Stanley Mor?fl_ci*e ch. h. Westmoreland, *_? >'?
I Ken-f*s b. g. I- ri'an. Sged, IBS I-f. Rei
A. T. M ?'! ri'* b. g. A ? ? ; 13 orne)
H. h.ps . ci;, r Coldstream, 4, ISO Cooney) ?
J. P. Daw ct g. i
vv. c. Da!*"* b. h. Barn Brown, sged, PJ7 . . (Nevi
??__ a a ai.
?Pell.
a: a. T.'Bam nrt,"i-n. C..;ds-?.-.m sn'. Ch -"r-.zg-n* tall,
tn ' Injury.
Nevil e wa* broken and he wa* hurt iir?nal
!y. .? ? iud ault. J
then Balah* . -s after hi* acct:
iliuu "i Wes ?.
SURPRISED /?'_? di: is ETTI-;.
AN DTSET IN i ':: * SGBESS EAI___,
TIIF. CALIPOBBIA MABI SBOWfl HPR Iir.PT.S TO
WAST ABD LITTLE MIN* ll AT SVPATOC.a.
(ar i_:li..,iia.-.i ip j nu raimrea.]
gara tegs, An*. IB Bp* si -Tha weaUMi being d?
..'. \'\e
Tenn* - rsa nore :h'.n
rh-- usual Saturdiy crowd st I ? - sch la tact ll wsi
-: track was in
much na iras led 1
peet. Bl d a rai" bo! '
an e,]\ chief al
- Il ike*
lo >ke 1 fer th mt *i intel - ,r. ir
Little Mlnch was to I,?? i ?:,?* one
tt, da th" ?-! ea elis
: taken by a f. ?? ,
t faith in I Min'-h
post bat 1 ? ? r.iv.iT
.v-ll and then ran ????
lion* bi*. ?
bel ai cn tha mares ri.a' ?
tim feeling ran high. . I , ,. ap
s Bamber, ind an an_-ry crowd ??..? i
an 1 Sb I Ut i f, an!
one pers,,tl became so sborivc that he wa* i * I
wss rn, doubt la regard -
te non tty an. open lei rth, ind thia only
* I a 1 !?.-! larrre
ap ,n Wary betting I Mlnch.
Ii win be remembere. I
u et wea bi straight
Tiie Tenn'' i pening rsce ind fal
i One cootel .1 iiiatiio, i.:
?re dtaappolDttneai to the Cai idl n party. They expeeted
Pee Wee] I ?? beat M"'it
rose, but ito I
which n by i ??? sn oula ! ..- Bohemlaa
a waa ae I In the ra. e throughout, snd th
- T. fr,un the
lash, and ll waa finally r* laced rn a match I
Vina Tum and Bo] ?* p, r , ..?: foi
?lie llagglB Blly. The ste . ? ?,, ?-:th
?'??:??? (sr b thin i -ti" i Inner, i hs
FIRST RACE?TENNESSEE STARES. 1"!'. TWO
rRAR-OLDB, _2o EACH, 9700 ADDED. BIZ
PUBLOBG&
" t. Gypsy Queen, by Ravon d'Or
Ltatti - ! ? .(Marlin) 1
Ca?tie btable*? li ? Diablo, i:* . . . . Taral] S
ness, 107 (W.he
iui l"7 ll- -"ii I in. i nine In Tn lnj, (
Ho. an t ' roi! 101, ala
UK - - i " - |inj a ., 4 Lioness,
? ,'t" Ct,na* te-Taw, bo
Jobi ia ill Place _ ta l on Gypsy Qaeen. .', io 4 pb
Diable gSS Gy , I 123, Llonese Si*'.
Brid a| ?
M * HS Tn *;- ? ? -1 K, yo
* -? o?.1?r wl'h Plnhlo
? ? ?
rite sf , ?
Ii- i" Diablo l.v 1
with The L
SECOND llAer.-HANI.il AP RWEEP8TASE& t_<)
: : ,i., *.
Pariel 1 Brea.' b, 1 Montrose, 4 ir-, hr Duke of
Monl bb-I'i llb 1 Lea Is 1
J. P ll'ic Mi - I, I- 1"*) (Wine I ?
Vf. !!? 1 in s n f, :?, Maitinj :i
f io ?.. .", ! A'eep, .% to
.'" to 1 11 I '.*:ai' n I
g Hi 1 ,. ? , i ]'. '
I- IN 0 VV,- ,, - , t_0,
?
?? 11 '.'
Gallatln wenl nfl vi'h the 1. *!*h Pt- Weep second
?1 ? 1 ? i. 1 -1 url set the ps
two lei . I. with Cs
:n ;hi*
1. mi ier an the nm lo lao ? ?? _i ot a n
-
I*... Weep ."in a he
1- al bet *
Tllllin Ks' 1 COI .'! ILL BTAK1 S. Ali
BACH. ?-'?*' ADDED III 1TB OP SIX PURLOBGB
Sams latta BUhle* 1 I I Ort.?. 4. bj *.ie,,c|g.
,l.,i.i ISA. ' [WI tc- 1 1
T 11 bt" ? ??'- 1. f Wary, 4J__\r'
Ktable'i b. h Little M 11,1
? ' . ,iti?:,.|u :i .i
I Ifl 1 ir. 1 .
i: .[?I ' I en l.lni" Mu,, li, 1*1 ro .*? Vl'.irr. 7 to 1
., M.n h. .', t,. 2 Wary.
3 I" I ??
?. SlOf), Warr ?r." tirl-scue ?l_t.
Wllh Mlii'l. ?"' v.ar\ - BIB. Aff r heat?
Mlii'b l-'t-t. ncld SSS
Mutual! al fl '?" '?'i4 SM 'JV
rirst hea>?Little Mlnch wa* ugly is usual, ind whan .
they finally got ava'- Wary wa* In front., and Mlnch
second. A* th"-v run tlowri to tha half Gr'?tt.> rook the
lead, a nep-k Infp.r* Warr. ?he a leng'h from Mlnch. (in
the lower tara GrisetlC nushl nut half a leimth ahead af
WaiTi and Mlnch droped Ihreo linglh* behind. On the
stretch .? ? ,. | not orertah* 'ho other*, and \>i* palled
Ult. TV li ..-"i V lw?n *he lauri's was (la e, and r
Iii fav,.r ol * I--ire t,y _ f?w int lies.
?I beat?Wary was Um first awav. hm Grtaatte
rii-li-l forward ind was .1 lencth In 'runt af Wary at.
Ita 1.air. a,ni ihis leal -v: Increased to mn ie::_;ihs on 'i,c
lawei lorn with H neb * leugih in thi r-ir. I
K"at i, r lea.1, rt r-.l amid nt the prsa'c*! ".diemen! woo
Iii" h" il.? p length* from Maty, who wa. 4
baa 1 le-f.pie Min, li.
POtTBTB BA4 B-PUBBB S400. FOR THREE-YEAR.
oi.d.-i. SPECIAL weights. OM; mi i.e..
J. B. llaggln'* ch. f. Tom Yum, by OnondagaWsr
Over. 1*i:i ~ .(Winchell) 1
iBBiaaniy Brea1 h. f. r.o Pam, 103 . (.William* _
i. 11.at-9 to 1 on Vum Yum. 7 to 1 attain*) Ito Peep.
Pt-r-U?Taat Vum lita Bo Peep *__t Tia??l :4ft,
Y'ini . bm tiip'k 'lie lead at thc ?tart and cantered home
a d ,/,-n leagtka Irt front.
PH TH BACE-HANDICAP _^B_BPLBCIIASB, pei:*::
? 'OO.
H. Tc* .<?!.?? ch. g. Chanticleer, by VIstor-Chlcksbtddr.
a?.L lg] Th.(Pp!-. - 1
M. I !?,,?nlntr's ch. g Killarney aged, IBO i.iieini 2
P. Gonaaa s r>. ir. r.cechmore, aced. HO (McBride) 3
Will Darli 117. aul Zanz-isr 14'), also ran.
!' 1 ic - Cv n Beech?ore, .*, le 9 Win Da vi*. 5 to 1
Killarney. 10 Chair nie-. 10 Zangbar. Plaea-I to I
I* ir, c, ? . fi Killarney.
ld ?lo. Mutual*-"!? 50.
Tlme?I :_?....
- ii"\- r0o|; the lead wllh Chanticleer. Deechmore,
Dav:- ind Zangh-.r !n the older 1,1 ii"d. and they ran In
thi* way 'n the hurdle on th* stretch, where Chanticleer
came sway aai heal Killaney :.,? 1 npth.s, wnh Beech.
moni six lengths further off.
BABATOOA EMTBIBi FOP. MONDAY.
Ea?- ga, Aug. 18 fSgeclsl .-Following are the en'rlei
fer .Monday:
FIRST BA(-_-TWO-TBABeOZ-DB, FIVE furlongs.
Name. Wt. Name. W'r.
Laura -stone._ 107 ? neform-Msdge fl'.ly. 0.
Monsoon . 10., I Queen Ha .tie. M
Wa baa? . ? Ja Wo Tomi. '.p.-,
? 'iran bs . ?, Koastabout . ii",
Jeiehel . 93 Dalai Woodruff. !*?".
May Bf . ...
SECOND BACE-TWO-TEAB-OLDB FIVE FVP_
LUNGS.
Na tea, w*t Name. W't
P*m?n . I*-. HJdlehead. 'aa
Ljdv IIemi.li.il. IM Virgil Coll.
"J" I ? . I* J ii -a f,.
Wu rd . 102 * lundler . '.'*i
Palmer. I UUI. 'Jo
Ton Karl:. __\
THIRD RACE-BEATEN HOUSES. SIX FCr.LONGS.
W '. ? Nan.e. W'U
i . ll'. Alta . UH
ll , Glenn. UO vrathspey . 101
Lot dace . 100 ll_r-,.l-t,iirg . im
- . 1 o i atoaby getting. 101
Caiiulln. Hi7 Tnmlsir.rciie . ?.?.
Snick . |f)7 Skip . 84
Lili'it . 1"-, Itii-sing . 84
Toruade . ii
pocbtb baob-onb milk and thrprsix
tcpnths.
Narre. Wt. Nama W't
Le!** . IP. Vosburg . IPS
Arga . 107 Joseph . ... M-2
li ? (hton . 107 Wynwood . 109
Letrlut . I'-.
PIPTB BACE-BIX PURLONCB.
Bama Wt Name. Aft.
Hsrrv Cooper. 1 IK ? *_*lli_;tri . IOU
P.ed Prince. li;; ..mu-t llace. BB
Pd*.,ii" . 112 Mirth . !'l
Bed? Kii.i ri. 107
MX! II RACE-ONE MILE AND THREE-SIX
TEPNTHS. FIVF. HURDLES.
Nam*. Wt. I Name. W't
Voltigeur . lia Jim Murphy. 12J
percy . I leer . IBS
G<orge McCullough. 110 Nm Goodwin. 1'*
; ? . ito Evangelina . 120
Mentmore. . 184
r* ti.!. OP Mr.r, o i,. lok ill a RD'S hop.^t-**.
Mrs. (.cor? L. LariUaid*! horses m training were sold
tr Colonel Bruce ai the saddling paddock st Maaatoath
v Hardey before tlie rm-es regan. Strldeaway, the pl. :c
nf the lot a chestnut soil by Clonmore, out of Spinaway,
cansed i'.v":v billing. '? -Snapp. r-' Garrlaaa wanted him;
I Gi bb Monta bal il. Tuetar, a Western turfman,
with whoM itaUa B ever light-weight jockey,
is engaged, ge*, him foi t.:..C50. .S'rfdeawsv I* tn fine
ii-, nu danit', win rid* him to rietory
u his ia lt mea TtaM ari) tho prices fetched by others
,,.- :ta t ?
Tourmaline, IL Lewi*. ir?n; rgiy Duck-lac, D.
Mecoun, ff 27.".; tta Idalia celt. II. Lewi*, 81.300; Tre?een,
a *,., ion, | i- -? lr!--, L. Martin, gi, 100; bsy filly,
by Sensation, nat ol Memento, w. 0. Bcully, B-JOO, ches*.
:-,n, sat of Beettar, W.O.beully, BS50;
-. i Benaatioa, out or Leolda, .i"im Daly, -
.i r SH Mia, W*. A. Clark. ."_7_;
ScnsaMipn, out of O'-can Quean, Vf. 0. Scully,
?ISO.
A ii.!scc;ir,ri*cu? lot w?re sold as followsr
Bassoi ,. .'. lt. MeCreery ai.460; wm Ap*, j. h. m*".
Creery, SXt; c>n?-a, j. H. MeCreery, t's2o, Mi'.eawan,
A ' ?. . *
-,-?.
'T IN* CENTRAL AND PROSPECT PARKS.
T?. p .'- .?* w.-re p.rived ?'. Central Pj",. |
day, on* between twa Mew-Torn dalia Um Cosmopolitans
ai.i iii*-. New-Torka and 'he athel betwesa ths Amataur
i rue, of New-Terk, and the Uuremt.nt Cricket 0 I
New-. Jersey.
In tie BrM match the Cosmopolitans de" atel their ad
a scorn of td to ;|i), p. Vf. Gillett .nuking
f.ir Um wirrir-* with 14 runs; BorlM, of Ihe
? na I" tiie largest serle* f__ ___ *..;.?, il run*.
In th-* ether match, Claremont- won easily with. 5Q runs
sgalnst IS for the Amateurs, not one of whpim mmaged to
spero s -I "::.'o r.tiinl.er. Maxfleit ____ Ilttt.-liln made lb
anl 14 rani r *p?tl-*ty fal th? visitors.
Tba ' ,.sv" 'he King* County
Club ii ? Proapoct Park yi ? rday. _tlt
ting the gm i i nins the Minhsttsni
run sp IBS r I wwaeM, J <? Davis, 09 not tut; M. p..
bb, hit k lid tot M."ir runs,
Mgl.ll.Il latl :. Who rr.'*-.- S blt ! >r leven.
Th* Albion Cricket Club easily defeated tta n-ooklyn
The gae rai wen Albion
lil rana B >k fB '2_. Only one lnnlrAra, ;
MABBSM AN'S DADGr. MATCH AT CRF.F.TIMOOR.
Th* Ninth HlltlMSS'l Badge Mach wa* snot at
Cr.-.de,.,er yest*rd:.T. Tba WeathM was line, [!ght and
Wind liclng enul Tbe ivmn'rs were a* follows:
2* * .V*)
P.. C. Smith . .
I. Maeaal?> . .
S W. Merritt . .
i.l;-:.. . .
I. W. ' levelled . .
i T. s Iter . . .
li h turton . .
."rs :
G. W. Hipdt . .
ill . .
. .
*;. e. * ? -'.tV?. .
a. L. Ely . - -
I. > : ely
W N. Lavlcr . .
*'. L II I ni .
W. 1. i i -- . .
Co.
\
Bug
,i
I
I
l>
li
P.
i
17 th
i
(.
I-'
ll
II
C
r.e?.
ia
ia
gg
12
-
'21
: ?
tl
IU
j ,
?Ji
21
Total.
4*1
4',
4 2
41
41
41
lg
-I .
LADIES HATE \ LIVELT GAM.-: OF CRICKET.
- Mema iiiMpnanl ri obIoi nie-ub."* ,*r rn,- Bm
Criei;et Club, tnt ea* i - ?? captainship ri Mr* Benaan
arl tba ether beaded by Ml? L. Shippen, ,
_ mat Ml** Bhippen'a sid- wan
by a sear* ri HS M 107. " - C rk diattagalsbsd berrelf
_ line 1 g hit fur three run* tn hor ?eore nf
?even. MlM Shippen nail" fottl hui* In good form. II.
s- I Bes ey wss the umpire of tta gSaM.
cnoQUP.T PLATERS OPP cor. N0BW10B.
Pbiladalphla, An: IS Bp?isl).?A large delegat'.en of
eraqoel p ?'. in aai their friend* left tho el'y tod iv '"
*:t,-ni um BMetlag of the Nan,mal Croquet Association, at
ih. Coon., on Toeaday Tha aetiva membei
' the i arv- _- ml
, a a BUlbreogb, Joseph Adsmsoa si I
Charlo* A. Greens.!:. Bf th'" Quaker City Club. The
ekampianablp of the I'nlted brat.* will probibly be da?
li g ^_
LACB088B OB BTATEN ISLAND.
A*i taproa pta i " - - played v*?rordir en
? ? buten I-'.aiid Athletic club, nt W?*
:i, t^twrc'i MBBM ' I ? ' ' IIP and tho Slat'n
Athletic Cle'is. Tba '.vine resulted In an ea?
tot tba Btatea i-^*t.! u im by a score of Ave t?
?ala
-*>
A TACHT CLT'IVS REGATTA po-sTPONED.
The Baietarta ,.': Teekt Oub'l regatta for open eat
r:?,'1 b SM ri ' aeveath clas*, uhlch wa* ro have
j >d at Pert Morrl* y.'sterday. ha* b?i indefinitely
p"st|iorie1. Til- ..pii.ta'????r vaned al! afterri"'ir_, but
Dei ry gender*! yacht Ailee wa* me only b.,at to put in
an appearance. The ti.. ? : ta ta that moat of
the owners were away ob Ike ir IB BIMBI vacation.
A LOADED DYSAMITL BOMB WOVBB IS EPFFALO.
Buffalo, N. v., Ang l ? (Specie!).?What appears to
be a genuine. d.i nambo bomb WM found by th" police
ti>-<iay near Gerber! Lanfi brewery. Balam levailey,
the powder tl":i!er, tni*l lt was it loedad bomb, and
Police Buperinti nd ml lt ta the city ebeaiel
dr examination. Tb" bomb l* made of gis-pip.", ila
I long an.l w-ell put together. There are An
Ita portion af th" ruy where it w? found.
and pia- theory is that some td Ita mon* rvllc.l af tho
rceentlg defeated in ttn-tr
may nai*' contemplated revenge. When tta
i is i'i pr (gi*?- ti1" ' nf ih ? iirlkrn were spposfld
tn tta A nar biri doctrines advanced by i few uf'thern.
DENTIN'S
CERTAIN CURE
For Rbruniatism and (_out
frriiilii, flata aai Bpeedy, wbriher Arnte, -uh-t-me
or I hronle
The cure aSkiMU Ita BMMl evtr.iordlnary power* tn rellev
Inr in b faa I*.- t pulua walch have cuawed
nd ai i draaglaas, or win ho
- ' '? ' 1 ip. any allross, a; at SO tier bottle
or a7 ie) jp*r half dasaa
(IIAKLES DK\M>, The Pharmacia,
Ural plare, rar ( ?ori-st., Braablya. N. Y.
THE NATIONAL GAME.
OIANTS CLIMBING STILL ITIGnER
:aIT as If glued the?. Rtttif
meeat, and as Tlleeaak and si lr
Ita Ben* York battery. Instead l.f
THEY BEAT THE DPTR'UT MIN. 7 TO 0?TIIE
BECORDS OF THC. LBAOTJB AND
ASSOCIATION CLT HS.
The slr at the Polo Ground* yestenlay was snaked
with humidity. There wa* searrelv any breeze, and
the crowd suffered eo-i'Merablv. Tho file flair efaattg
to rhe eentr** Held ?iraft as If glued the?. Neat]
10,(X)O people, were pres
pby were pit In for tl
Keefe and Biring, every play w .s closely watched. -
Bath teams 'Hil geed work In tbe fl-hl, the players
teeming fairly to revel In Ihe bent. The local players,
by good batting, soon ba*l a long lead, and 'were ap?
parency winning easily. Tlleomb, tawever, <H'l B >t
bear the strain so w. ll a* the garie went on. ami t te
result ed flu" match was In deiubr until after tl la ?
man had been put out in the nln'h Inning, l.lehai I
*on playe.i a snpeeb garee ar sen nd has", an*l sa <l *1
Whitney at thltd. I.vneh's umpiring wa* again an.
thing lu:' FVisfartory. Murphy wa* th" grot batter
tO face Ileatln. After he had two strll."* he Tock ll*
bi? on balls. Bkhardson'l lung blt rn righi sent
bim lo third, and Tlenian's nut on a long fly to Han?
lon s'lowcl Murphy to score N**w-York's flrif run.
Ward now knock-1 out a pretty single to centre, Rlch
Sldaoa going to second, After Conner Lad bey*n re?
tired, O'Rourke caught the ball squarely and knoe'.r.l
lt out to centre. The ball took a luck bound over
Hanlon'* head and rolled ln!o the crowd, tl: is ^com?
ing a "block" ball. pei.,re the ball could b>* brought
into play again, Richardson, Ward and O'Rourke hail
rn,'-eil the plate. No more run* were sceeed until
rho fifth, when, after Murphy hail tan reflr?l, Rich?
ardson reai-bed first on Rowe's error. Tienntn's bit
sent him to lecond. Pestln now- hit Wan! on ihe arm
and "Johnny" tooti flr*r, rhu* filling Ita besea
Here was Connor'* chance, but all New-York's heavy
bateman could do was to strike out. O'Kourke, how?
ever, again ramo to Ita rescue and hit a liner to cen?
tre, Rlrharil.nn anel Tlernan scoring aa the hit.
O'Bourke was caught trying to greta leeaML Detroit
seoreel their fli-*t run In rho sixth on two-baggers
by Brtmttan and Moan. In the seventh Twltchell
knocked tta ball ever tho rope* in left n?*iet lor a homo
mn, scoring Detroit's re rend nm. After two amie
out Tiree,mb gave ( ampau bi. tiaso on bills. Ile s'.ole
secmiil on Murphy's wild throw, neatly stole third ami
se.trt'd aa connnr's error iii failing to bald Richard?
sons quick throw nf Hanlon'! slow bounder. Han?
lon stole ieee ad a:i*l score l on Brouth?rs'_ hit to cen?
tre, r.routhers going to MCOnd un the throw In. He
stole third on Murphy's wild thro, and scored on
Rowe's hit to right. White flew out to O'l.ourke,
leaving Bowe on llrst. The game wa* now growing
exciting, the score being ? to .". In New York's favor.
Connor opened Gie eighth fm- New-Y'nrk w:th a three
bagger to tko right held pleket lenee and rame home
on O'Rourke's stngla to right. In tbe nlnrh Ileatln
walked tn first on " ball-*" and came home on lampau's
ti ree-begger to left-centre, ii* '?a* left on thini. how?
ever, a* Tlernan mad" a great catch of il.inlon'.s liner
nnd Whitney doubled him up on third by Catching
limufl.ers'g liner. The seOfB was a.s fi.Hov.:,:
Beat-Tofts, lr, l'i po B.|?.|| Deroit, ( r. lr. po a. e.
Marpby.e.! ii o i ?_, _i lunion.cf...., 1 i l: l ?>
mc Hants'n -Jip 2 1 l| .". C. lit others. 1 I). < Si A VJ U o
Tt-rnun. rf..., 1 1 1 ll 0 ito we. a S. 0 -** SI * *
Wirti, a.*. 1 : o 2 1|| V-hUe.-lb....1 i| C| I S| 1
Con r. lu.. I 1 l lil o| 1 Usnzet. Sb.... iii 0. 1 1 '?
O'Bourka If. I 1 ., 2 *?. u Tvni.brii.il. 1 1, S, 0 "
V. ;) I). 1,1 i| n| 0 Ile anett, c. .. " '" _ " *>
rsl-lt-ry. o L.' '> ' *'l ii l) lucilia, p.I ll)')' i
in. ....a, j,.... 0, j ii 7 o Cam pail, rf.. . .
Total*....... ll!
Bew.Tqri- . ... 4 0 0 0 S 0 0 1 0-7
bel -oil ....00 0 00140 I-*;
Earned nm*?Ne w-York 5. Detroit 9. _*l?t ta
e ? New-York ;i Detroit 1. i-'fr on bases?New
Detroit ft. firs: ha.- on belia?Murphy 1, Boatip
'J. ( iiinpau 1. - .-?ll anl on 1. Ilreu hen 1. Cam
ran 1. Serii'k out?RI laird-"', 1. Ward 1. Connor I,
(tows l. Whitney i. White 1, (Jamel 2, Bennett l. *'am?
ii,??:.- rana-O'Bourka l. Twltchell l. Tbree
u.i? bite?*. i.i"ir l, Can pau 1. Two-baas tilts? Breuii.er*
l, ;;,>?.*.,: i. Double plays?Whitney and Blehardi
.,? I. Hil by fl''it-r-Ward 1. Pniplr?Mr.
Time nf gsaae?3 ffours.
Jersey City and Elmira nines played at Oakland
Park, Jersey City, yesrerda. hefp.ro a larg" rrowd.
The hume nine, through timely batting and superior
'work In the field, won easily, thu-:
_T" *? ? ,i i r. I fi pr e. '. , L-'-.nri. , r. li ;t_ a. t.
.... ii u l .' 1 Sbearoii i> .
Liing. ie.... : 0 i I 0 saar,lb. " a\\_ ii l
Total*.|"7j -j r,.tals-.-___[ -
.lersev City ...01410010 0-7
. . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ') 0-1
?J rons?Jersey _!'. 3, r.lmlra 0. Firs" t,ase on
? v City 7, Eln.lrti I. B_t*.i on Bails?HUand
ant-Brad] lilt riv pitcher?Prlel anl O'Btlna.
len. Two-b ti Bl owles,
n ind int?Knowlea Botford, Daley *. Lang,
Mi ', u. r.ln. Mi.ir.ii . '? in \ - vii" -
Brady, Left on baeee?Jersey j. Elmira 4.
I?:,-?? 1 ba * in-- nr 2. Wild | ? 1. "sharon.
L' tupi re? Mr. Pierce. Time of ga 60
A finely contested game was played at Bergen Point
* day between tbe New-Jersey Athletic Club nine
and rli" Haetatt-Carhsrt b-aui. The Athletic Club area
KOted Ike winning run lu iho leal Inning, as ibo ap
pended score will show:
Bew-Jeiaay A. c. . . ooooiooi 1-3
..art . 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0- _:
The league and Association records to date aro ao
toltowi:
L'vj't'. Won.i,o?t p. e. AWieimiin. Vt on. U>*t p. c
New.lari. _>-> Al SM 8L LotUI. HI) '.'9 .'iTl
Cliicigi. .?_ (7 lal 1'ineinuatl. Jti .,. .* ..
Ll* troll, . 47 ll .3.1 Brooklyn. .7 ;17 .BOl
Pliii-smiVhia... til 13 .Mh.'.i.ai. 6:1 ..n .SM
Ma,ion. 43 4. .J ? p i.altimore. JJ 6- 4.:'
I'.tr- -ar*. ... .'* 4'. ?) ?* i .pii.ST.Ila.*.> ii ..)*,
.tull_ .", il ,l'?i):< leTolHU.l. .'I-' 5- -i'14
_ ss j'j ,_..,.._...- . _' oi ,a_ts
? Ilasletons played their Hr r game In Newark
yesterday. The icon was as follows:
7.ew rit .... A I I 0 " 2 0 3 0-10
in . . ? a 0 ? 1 1 0 0 9. tr? t
GA MKS IN OTUPP. CIT I Lb.
Faasa* C;rv, Aug. 18.?Tho Brooklyn time wa* again
beaten by tba Kansas City team before B la:;") and co?
lette .rand. HnBraan pltctad poorly at first, but
Man settled dawn aud did *i<.etidid v.p.rK. Csruttare
pitched in h little SSaeV, Th" Baldtng play of l_'-rd"-k
*j.a Csteiday m,d Cline's batting ne? the pleasing feat.
? n tlie game. The score waa a* folio wa:
Ti .k'.yn .... 41000000 J-6
- city ... o o l 4 i o _: 3 o-ii
Baaehli?Brook:vu 7 BaaaasClty 15. Brr r* Br
6, pltchera?Carutbera and UoCmaa
l m;).re Bl Doe !.-".
philadelphia Aug. IS.?Philadelphia lost its ?eond
cai'." Bl tho ?xe,,n lo Pittsburg to-day lccau--)
? ,-.-'. weakened in thc eighth Inning. With tho score a
a-, the Pittsburg nen lu ttio eighth batted out
l.v* "f then earned. Mast __ ihe hits were
| far BacrlflM int.*. but they all fell sa.'" just, out?
side th" Infield. Carroll wa* hur. In sl'.iling to tin; borne
plBtC la this inning, and Miner tam. lu to catch. Xta
ittsndaaee waa 4,200. The score ?m as follows:
Philadelphia . . . 0 ? 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
....... 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 7 0-3
B.is'lnt*? Philadelphia 8, Pittsburg 10. Error*?Phtla
|e|] ila ?"< Pittsburg 4. Pinner.*?<-a.?*y ami Morn*.
Mr. Powera
pp ?'.,n, Aug. 18.?The Boston nine to-day administered
a erua__| deieut to the Chicago team. Baldwin was
batted almost at will, and tba errors of the visitor* ma?
terially aided tbe home fain. I laikssa p.'p'lied a lazy
bait. but. waa ^ffectlv*'. The cn ?:1 iva* IsuBSaas, over
8,000 going wild over the great slugging uf their favor?
ites. The score was a* follows:
Ruston ... .10100809 1-15
Chicago ....010001111-5
r.j?!.!r?-Bo*'en ]'., Chicago fl. Error*?Biston .,
Chicago s. pl.ci.era?Clarkson arni Bauwln. I inplre?
Mr. Kp-1 ly.
v. ,-;,:.? gton, Aug. 13.-The gime hera to-day between
the Wush'.ngton aud Indianapolis club* wa* a model one,
anil on the whole Interesting. The BeBUag of both teams
WSS : .feet. Cte Waafclagteaa not inakuig an error, while
two battery errors were made ly the visitors. After the
? __-"">"''-?" had scored two runs in the seventh inning,
with Ono man out, a heavy shower caused the game to bs!
called, and tho Men reverted to the _rlxG_ Inning. The
p?,,rs" won tho game in the fourth inning. 'Hie
.. ns as appended t
Waahlngtra.0 0 13 0 1-5
Indi-imp., is.OOloo 0-1
Basel v,*a*h!ngton B, Indianai'piU* 5. Enure?Wash?
ington ti. ind . Wldner ana Mealy.
Mi. ValeBtlita.
rim iiinatl, Aug. la.?The Cincinnati* won to-day's
jmlily fn,ni the Atha'.lc*, hs the "StUCS could do
ntii'p.uig nilli Smith-* p'.tthliie. TM laeal lieu put up a
- yatte bi Ita BsM, and bm au AiMette ptayoi
pa**.-d ?p'onil base. Attendaiice 2._.'O0. The seor- ?> lt
Cincinnati . . . . 0 2 0 n 0 0 2 0 ii t
Athlitn.OOOOOOOOt'.
Bas. ruts-cin-lnnatt 7. Atblattl :i gnaw Clnela
natl o. Atblatli 2. Pltetara .'.mith uni tawaiC li.
plr' Mr, 1 >r Mi" n.
Rr. Lei'*, Aug. 18? The St. Louis nine defeated the
Baltimore team to-dsy through superior work st the bsu
SPECIAL OFFERING.
A LOT of Misses' and Children'i
Oo.it.s carrif-d over from last
pe.ison ? medium weight*, suitable
for Mountain and BeMade, at less
than half regtlltf prices?
BOYS'& YOUTHS'FALL
OVERCOATS
And the bc-st assortment of every?
thing for Children's Wear, from
Hats to Shoos
At tbe Lowest Prices.
BEST & CO.
60 & 62 West 23d-st.
WOOD MANTELS, FIRE PUCES.
A large ?tock of Weed Mentals ard P!reptaee? mada fro_B
our own de*.?is,
?PtCIAIXT aoaitkii i??ii OMilKf no-flia.
J. -9. CONOVER A ?Om
2*1 AM) .'ti? Wi-,', 2SD-ST.
Tta cont, st vi. \ ,.: played and li.ureitlrig throughout.
The srore wa* a.* Illlewi
st, i.euis. . . . .i i o o 3 o o i i-a
ii."'? ....00100163 1-8
;u*eh:??St. p.,ul* lg, Baltimore 8. F.rrora-St. Louli
4. Batt moie A. Pitcher*?llodaoa sad Khroy. t'mp'.n
?Mr. Ituldemith.
other carr."* resulted a* follow*:
At Allentown- Allentown 1, WBtaStaSSS 0. I
At Turo:,to?Toron'o *). Albany 2.
At bandon?Byrann 8, London 7.
A' HaniKron-llanil ron 8, Troy %
WIRRRRB OR THE NRP7TORT POLO CUP.
nra m.vf.. TAKE .i.i. BUT *"):.r. goal in thi
IIN'AI/S?.\(i 11'..NT TO MUS COLGATE.
Newp.rt, ii. I , Anz. 18 .Special).?The final* for tha
.*iO) poht tup, r-ir leam of four earn, we? p:ay*_ at tha
C. Ground thia Sftara Bl, ti ??: na I fishlonari'.c audience,
the size of which thawed iii) failing ott on account of tha
accident* of Tb.r-dav'* play, when p;,i.t Zb,irow*Ul erin?
M ni ;n dariBg forever hi* polo career. Thl fortuna?
Bass who jruri.del \Vj;?; Hil 11111111*1 ba?ket picnic wara
all at the games, ae I .a-.- arba hil not pienlekeCL
Il wns a forezpir? eenelualeo that the Meade** Brook'*
un, winch defeated ike erippiei arestataBiaai on
Thursday, would have in nay tlrrnj with the tame club'i
? I ai, er White t.-.m, felt out?
matched, played ,pn th. defensive, aud at times prolonged
rle (BBB The hitting . I ri" White*
wai week, >?? B bm played a urang o(T,*n*tve ream
game, - bi ile iriselve* than
on Tliur-i.iT. The feaUtrea wera the goal play br
lt. I). Winthrop ind bind*. Tiie fara* were:
White?J. L. Keraeetaa, Healey1 Mortemer, i_ l. win.
'.liri;,. ;r., P.. L>. Win*.ii.-op. lillie?T. Hitchcock, jr., 0.
ey. Bird, W. k. Xtorn, g. I banda Asa_taas-ieak_h_>
' Um r nr.-eu
What mich: have been a sertou* aee|d*nt ocean**.
before the four in-hand drag Into
the *|.a far the drat-*, a. j. Leith ran against
:i pott and. then Inro rp;.- fence, "lill lufllcient force ie
t,,' tracea rhe -r,,- * hrea Mr. Leirh and Mr*.
- .??'. nat) io the
ground, I - ' tba faaea and fa.,
lng I mon 'iiid-r ;.e hoi?*1 fi.: si... waa p! ked us
aller iii- coach had red and t arri,-j la Mr
BO-DB, 'Vi .? 11 sr,..-* and
a- i,.it eotlewaly Injured. Ult
c~ ape Kerned au. tava the m.-, id-nt.
A PRETTY BACE OF OYSTER BOATS.
TWr.NTYP*)II. EVTEB I'OIt TUP LARCUMOITB
rnizpr---piitpf.n COMPLETI tiif. course.
Larekmonl iras yeaterday the scene of annthei
highly suecesBful yachting nee when tn-enty-fntu
oyster li ar eooteated f"r various nmney prize* sub?
scribed hy the Benton I f tl rt l-airhmon: Yarbi
(I'll). The eouree yesterday was from Parchmnnt tc.
and around a stake-boat Backend in Hemp^fead har?
bor, thence to anel around a 'akf-borit ajnihoied one
half mil'* S. \V. :;-j S. nf Captain's i-Und Lighthouse,
thence tit arid around a Btata l">af anchoretl In Hemp*
rieed baiter, tbenee t*> ami aeroos che finishing line
at Larcbmoflt; dlstaaee twenty aaatlcal ni.ip--..
The b.'a-s wen divided Into two classes, a first and
second arise being given in eaeh class, itwing to a
la*-k of Wind P was two hours beyond the stated timo
b.'fttrs' r!i'- boats made a starr under a slight southerly
wind ubi am. 1 he I.!//!" B Bell ito ned th'* way, clu-ely
attended by the c. i>. g_nltb, .leinv Paker, the Watson
ami ti.e Delphine, while la almost a clusier folio wed
Ita remainder. Bounding the turn at captain's bland
,-1 i aa opportunity tor an exhibition of skill on rhe,
part of rhe C D. Btnltk, while the Delphine and Allie
Bay pass ..i the itate-boal -? fl"*** togMtof that the
j igri wen unable to -Spasata rh* ni. Fran tho
Island botnoward then waa ? d.m heat to windwai-l.
Tbe wind now- awakened Into a strong breeze, which
? for in*- nil *.f the afternoon. The result was
? nacbed I-ii!ini"iit in fairly good time,
the last boat pairing the lalaklng lino at ?:;??) J-.
Out of the twenty ;..iir tl it Malted l'.ft<*en completed
rhe rom*?. The following are tho winners and sec*
radi la their respective elsaaes
dael 1 [eabti riaaaa BU aaa Hag t* feet and over),
Wiitstin lad Uxala n BaU . i aaa I '-abm sloop* under 36
fe,- , Alien ia. -nd allie Bey -toes ? i?voo **-?? ov9t M
leal). Lean; - ?*- I >pea Ibeeta wattes ad t.\,StaaAe_
? ricaed boa:* . Jo_;er ana
Panuni M.
RACING IN THE RAY.
Th* tklrtletk innaM regatta M the Jer*ey Cl'.y Yiehl
duh w.i. *.< ?! nat May. laen wero untie eontc*t
ants la tha sit laaaea Iks teas that ?ira.-ted the deep.
cs-, interest wa* between it? 'lass A t~* ts ca'jin ?!?B?,
:<: feet m I aver. Then* w< ia twa Malissa tta <?? mudo,
ia Ol ' ? Jo*'' i-lUw-prth. and tha
tho lally Caprain ? Tom" Ilarrlaon.
l;,? ,.r.:? '.*:i* tn? a ?;_::'.nu patel near the north of
BecBew*! [riaad, snand Beef IS near Coney Island
Point, and tho tlnlsh al a aukeboat In front ol Ua cluh
hollM*.
Tho Gertrude ind the N'j'ishen got od well tod'hei
and did tint get far apart until after passing Port Hamil?
ton. A-. tha-. p,,int ih.- lulg's' boat left the rteer* and
returnod to take ihe Bul-hing lime of the other boat*.
Tho Qm ll ail liiil-h'.l ai 7 flt, in ft hou?, '_.(. mlnutei and
60 >_e-,.ii la Ito Wiaaaaa hal ""i ye-, tinish** the eour?a
lt 8 p. m. Ita ta n?e for tho other ela*" * wa* around
Buey ij inst- il if i ;. Tta Btaanas won in C'._t_* b, in
4 hoe?, ._; BtlnatH jul :(?'? weeada Tin- Kiiish1. Templar
w.,-1 the i lani G prln In ni**!! - mi over, ia
'A hour*, 2A minutes and '.4 m- .mile.
Tho Bessie wa.n the Qa** I) pri/e, for earboata, _?_> feel
and over, in :< luai'*. M iitiii'iU'n and Kl w.oiid*, and ma-la
the best Bm ur any b"_'. -B :l,'' r-'gatta. Cia? Ii, for
catboats Ul (Ml aid KW, BWB a MWH from the flax boat
oft tho elah hann Ibm niue* around twmSee Inland. Ii
w_r* won by tba B__une ta l hour and 87 minute*. Tha
M?v C., fotlowlng hr doaely, rlnlsiied -ne minute later.
i? . .,? j", foi ueaai lau nc aaa, there wen- two entrie*.
The laoola :;'L- md tba Alanta
weal o\er tho i_nns in i bear amt . minute*.
TEMHIl P.PSCl.TS AT H\r. HARBOR.
Bar liiirt.".. .'!? . kag. ld .--p.. al -Morton S. Piton.
New-York, won Ita III feB-W-f .**.ngie* In the Moseley
Hall lawn Manta tBUnaairnt herc to-day. The weather
aai ho', but Ita atieiidaiti-e unusually large and fashion
Bbla Mr. Pat..n's opp,,in'i>t. Lee llonsali. of Baltimore,
played lu I il ll Mm, Bad Hip'? nen n::iny gean ind
vantaaa gBB_ea, bm Mr. Paten Masag the bail* with much
ladgmnl ind - Mei' toing tasM BashMakK
_,,i aaa I i ;" ?' ? '? ''"-? ? '- "?' ?*?
u?.rt li. i. . :' I a.an. of N'MT-Y-rh, *ho hold*
[??? tom on Malala'. tn1 th.' latter i* expected to duplicate
? last >ear.
?II,,. tn-cun with the following re*nlu:
John lt Thayer, lr., lelphia, and i..i??rd liar, of
,. . , giving 15), beal Wa?? HacV-xMfh jr., af Phill
, and Mr ll,.ward, of i Blear*, *. -.. 0 .' K"gir
li, .aa,...ii Ncott, "f Phlladelpk-a. md Mr. Ayrault, of Boa.
etvlng half nf'-n aaa i tn -"" . beal Arekm ind
\\ alter The BID-MO. of Phlladalph I, . - ?. *l-3. ?-8. Tha
latter pall woo tho doatte - -""1 their defeat t
1 da* wee i nrprtae. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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