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when dlgea)
^ t'en falls. ..
Our bodies arc poisoned whe p fa*d
foments and decays. Tar-rani's
Seltzer Aperient cioes just ?hat
must be doiv: tc make dir/ejtion
right. Cl^rinres and strer.glheiis
the stomach. Expels vaste matter
: . ;"
IX THi: SWAMP AT BRIGHTON
PADDLING THHi ?1V.II THK P?DDLE8.
?: ?:,?:?t SHOWER? mat ?* ? ???G ???? ?>? Till?: j
?port. ;
? . hton is ?t? a i>,?.e thi? year. The resfrvoln of j
:?? nky s.? tn to fa ?v.? ?tored up all lh? ir loo?? wat?* ?
li, order lo Irop II on Brighton Th? Bret ??,? . ? ??- :
nr .|?. ?, ,., ;vS track wa? ?ubmergi d, aim ?el trota j
m ?econd lo lb? ha?t llch. The cl ud? ?'? ltt?d ,
vretly well nigh el! the llnw from the ??? njng hour ,
July meeting to the !? rful end. A fai card
been erranged for yesterday*? rop<e?ta t??? !
u ? : ?apply up above waa In ex? ??-"". end dawn
ram? t?rrenla Brighton is In lh< greater nr?.?ik
lyn. li la a ?lry iruth even on a d*mp day, .> har-1
fact even it a ?of! track !* ihe 'berne, that iron.i
- of Brooklyn were elm?"! '?'" arid a? the
Desert of Death, near Gold O? ck, yesterday, whll?
t? and watempoiK? were \?M?? o?pen nt
? ? ? m. Brooklyn la a ?wily town. Never uns ,?
q, mint? r ?pot, When Brooklyn '.-? hidden under
the lo '*?? fold? of too ..'? ?,*??. ? '. ni- ?. 1.1. ?uih c'.oak
oi Greater New-Tork. perhap? Brighton, which is
a | .?; of Brooklyn (deeply ?.? th? confasi ? and
... of the pJoua City of Churches), ma) cleanse
Iteell with correeive sublimale, or s. m? other germ?
killer For many e year the virus ol Bri htoi
w . -.? . ?; t th? Br klyn 1 r?l <>f Health
? ? forc?d ?.'? us?? th? ? t ?? ? si antl v? nom com
; is, The germ-killing serum, which in?* ?been
um ? lavishly this year, may have overe?me th?*
pi .?n alarm leit ihe Brighton Infection ml.-?):?
Wliltamsburg Nevertheleas, the malefl?
j frei ?' ' Bl fthton poison still cause? anxiety In
% ? ?us parti ?'. the country.
Casting a?lde m llcnl term?, M is th?* plain, s.ol
tr?.:'!: that for mai y yeara \'r fthton ?us the plague
spot "f th?? American turf. This year It haa been
the l'i-:i ?! Bwamp ol ihe American turf under
unter week after \\?<k. Bui "?ome plunger? like to j
(ba In marshy waters "Pittsburg Phil*' haa landed .
heavy fleh ai Brighton In IXHT. Michael F.
Dwyer la an i-xi?? p Ixaak Walton ?*n the ix ich.
?? ? ? Itteburg Phil" .??:.l Michael Ihe Angler ftsh
to sun?* purpose in th?? Brighton puddle?, They
eatch ?uckeri principally and the sucker? :,r?? the
broad-mouthed fly-gobblers who ?uiiporl the race
of New-York State by greedily swallowing
illurlng (?.lit which thos? expert anglers, "P.
Phil" .it..i Michael I?., dangle before their hun
arr gullets. Th? Blungem'I'omblnutlon Is extreme?
ly prosperous in ih??*' day?, und Iti angli
Th? - plung? ra are not :it ?ill
hk? thos? ancient llshermen who tolled nil night
and caught nothing. '?"n< .-? Brighton flshermen
,. whole school of kltten-tish whenever Ihej
cast their neti
S ?? ? day possibly s?.m?? Eastern racetrack, by
?i . y ?. t .? f.?.?: less, able,
senslbl? Intelllcenl public-spirited Board of Blew
Anda Hoard <?!' Stewards ,.t that horl might
? ? put a Lit In ili?? laws of certain plungers.
And 11 lay rao? cours? .?. ?' ,- Si t? lould ever k???!
. ito rd of Btev.'ards brave enough and Intelligent
enough to hold certain plungers In check it.?? th?
?? .r industry and the c rk- ittlng Industry
might flo'.irlsl ae In like unto grcftn bay-tree.
Th?? .pious sliowera ?poll? I the racing .it
Brighton y?sierdaj I'm. track was p quagmln
i'? tt? ngiil ?.? .? th? track H? wa -.,'?? ? qu ig
mire. \\:> starting .?.ii hk? the eai \ ef?ori
centenarian ?vho tries '??! the tirsi tlm? lo rid? .?
bicycle, Many Yukon companies in unnoui ? I
Just no? H h; not form ? Klondike-!1 tt?>i ?ill
e impali] for I ie especia I purpose of sen ling 1'? tt? n
cr ? : 1 t.? Alaska and losing IiIth'.' Pettengill Is a good l
man. Fea better Bui at ;,.i* .i-?? his proper work :
ng out gold in ? trad?? nl Dawson City .
?:? In tracts al .It.? iiu. ' :?. ? p friend ?
? ??? ? ?? ought to subscribe handsomely :?,r a
.?. band of pr to ihe !
?? '. ? ', ; aok for ? ij dirt Peti? ?111 ??. ? ? to
head the tro??,,, and most of the ra eetra ' st?>wards !
who have beamed complacently und benignant))?
p r.i'?-ir;i k Jobs unc? frauds In this Stat? this
year ought I I undi r Pett? nglll's bam ? r
Ho ror the Yukon! Fettei ? ??? ? : ? fla :
Ii front, and most of th? rn ? ?r.-k stewards of ihe
?;?.hit;.? Coast to follow In hi* footsteps, ?.?:!:)
eral of ??nr pocket-seeking ?nd pocket -ricking
?- ??, f.irm the- rearguard of the expedltl ? '
Voter had ,? walkovei al Brlghto : yestei
Voter 1? a worthy t*o!t. He deserved ? walkover If
ill cvei deserved ,i walkover. lut Brighton
??.???is hard-working Americans io pa? Ken ?
*?? the Brighton ra ?->. Whi I sort of radi .? has
Prightoi led foi th? prod .?..: ? mi ? h
ht g? ?and ticket? at $2 each? Too many
? ilkovers. Too many bad starts Too man) I id
? , many mu l-pu ; II? - To ? m i?-h nooi ? ic?
ing Too a ik a boar?! of st vanii a boai ?1 ?.f
at? w ir? ? ' 'ould not ; lii' hard
Croker himself wen leaning back In the saddle and
nulling with ?ill th? choicest of all the pulls which
??..?? | In ??? Itici or elsewher? Son? race?
track off!? ? ? - ci .''??.? s? ? a pull if the total of Ihe
? ? ? ? . .??-?'.?. ? ? ? harnessed lo a
troll? trying to draw It back Thes? race?
track officials m moat cases could not see even the
I'ull of Ihe Sugnr Trust In the l'nlted State: S? li?
ete, ?>r lh? Chicago f?as pull of Boswell !? Flower
\ ' d) .?!?. th? 1.? glslature of Illi?
nois, on the Comi ? ? "f Cook Counti and
? ; ??? mor Tannei ft Btai of < 'hlcago.
! ? Pulls! Our racetrack st<-ward?, ai ?? rule,
know the dlffen-nc? tietween :i Jockey'? pull
woman's pullba. k In fn i, mi st ??f ..?'ir r?i?e
k ??' don't kn ?a lh? ) 'r< alive. But, ;? fr.-r
;. I, tl it's ? . maatng. Few of ihem ?m? really
? anyw >\.
Do th? Prightoi rely ? hlnh thai
th? walkov? rs at their trad the I start?, thi id
rides ?? id ? ?? ?.? ?ri ; two gold-stni I
ard, full-w? ghi ' Amerl an dollars on
every rac? lay? No You can f??il man?? Amei ?a?
several times but nor al ih? tlm? 11 th? ?:. r* of
racetracks persist I ?.??.? $2 ? ich f? ?r
'? ? kets, " ey must have few walkovers,
fea id starts, fea , ? ??.!.-, .ml the) musi have
rack management which wll wners,
: lockeys to ...?.? a littl? ittentlon to
? ?? ? ow ai ) then l'nli righi men take
t.i; an I mai c? the right way fit
ed li . ? wav .it nresent), th"
thla S ite will
G empty b< neh? - for th? r? m
ol ?!} - -? ison, .tri ? ,;'? lend racetrack stocka
? ? '.
? Madden has ? wonderful racehorse In
Hami ? .t? ...? p it ! " h ?* also In hi?
of the -.?.?..? iwlers rver
?="?11 on a racecourse Why so shrewd a mat .???
?? - uld keen such a broken-backed crah as
T Ie Is a mystei And ?? t ile
Oj I are ni tt?*r than Henares.
? , Intelligent mai
? -'? '. so ?. I ? : .; ?ats ? such things as
M p Harki ? ?*, Hurr-, G] ? ?
f that kind! ? ? vert h the water
?' ?? th? .i th? y
? ? ? ? ? apiciious , ?? ? ? . rd
? " ? - ". to July
??? , ?,? ot vast quantli es ol ill? hliig
ed brut?
a? llurrj T" ????.,?? Myrtle Harkness, Benarea
a? I >th? ? hcrses like them.
? ".I:st i:.\? ;: r . ? | r?lgbts; MOO
. ?.. .
'" '? b. P. To ll-M.an. Iv P!tz)ame?
,.N ' " ..?,???:.?t?.?? ?
' '' '?' ? 1 ???. V'V in.(Perkins) 2
:-?? ? ?. ? S? ?rl,.T"iicli 111'.... ,s i,Ir,.r, ;t
v ? ? ' , u . Hnstlon ala , rea
Tira? i r.S
? . ? ?" 1 ut I . ?.????. Si y ?'.-??. G, !,? 1
.-???- ? ? ? i ????'. 7 ?
In a walk I I ur length? between
?
RACE For ??,;!??? two year ''.,.-: *i ? :.??.:
? ? G??? furl rnjn
'* ? a i. . Junl t. ? ? Sir M ?!--?.! N nage,
:"'? ? ? ? "?? .(Ma? .?? i 1
? ' i ?. M
-? ? : ? p 102 feei ??,."
iWnpi
?f '*'???'? Flakier. C?rb nur, lanng Acre, His Ma ?st)
r ?' 1 ' ? ' ? . ? liuilu ell, ).?? ?ui '., . - ,
.? M
Tin ? 1 ;0ftU.
' ?' ? '? ? \ and 2 t? i. irt-r (Dalr'a ????|???
s - ?'? si ? 10 to 1 ?ml Sto ?.
w ?? bai lil> ly Iwe 1 Bgths; ,? ??,? ? l?etw?*en ??
ar.?! ?t-'r '.
?????G? ??G??Al|nw?prt>?: ICY. allai. One ml)??.
?I. It. Kon??'? oh. c. Voter, l??? Frl-ir'? Hal'nm
MsroatasiB, 3 yn?., Ill if...si. anoi WaSasvee
FOURTH BACI Belllag; agaa added, su torio???,
:.! iv Dwrer*? ir g ?:,:?? !tr..i. by IIIterar??
VI Irt. G. yr?.. IU It? . Him?*- )
.1. it Kr-n??'? eh. f. Trlpilnr. S, 1"'?.ili Msrth?) '.'
\!. ? ? ri.? t- br, c. Kantine, 4 11" .?. ? l^ ..r>. ,i
*. men. Tremar?;??, Kaiaer Ludwig end Oltlj eleo ? ?.
T.m, 1 :?:?'.
Bettina ll.'iriv II?. ?. 2 lo 9 ind ?"': Trl|.|.ln?. I I? ?
?ni ?1, ta .".. Kanone, s t > 1 sad 1 to I,
w ui tu u center by two kmgtb?; ? hsM ksajth ???
iweea aaeood sad third.
FIFTH )*.\? ?: Handicap I r i??,? rear aids: UM ????????.
!"'\ ,' Mr' ? ?
???, t. KHey's if .? Sui.?.'..--, by Salvator Bavaria,
tus n<.fgkiane) 1
W R. Blnk'l !.. .. F-Jnaavsnnah. ??- . .(11. Mirtini 2
c Plelachmann ?*?.? Bon*? ??. c Oeorge Keen?, 12S.
(Srh?rr?'t. I
Benares, Daaforth, Dernttfogue, Poatet Cane! nn.i Otto
Ian I also run
Tin? lrr.1.
Betting Batatar, ?'( ? ? and evi n: Fonaavannab, 4 to 1
and ? t,. r.. ?;? rge K?x ne, . ?> ? .'.??? 2 t ? ,".
\v,,n handily i:. u length; t? ? kngtha b?tw??n ?croni
;?? .1 thll I.
sixth RACE Belling; |8M -iuM-.!. One n?::?
.! V Murphy'i b, f BoufBe, hv ?a??? d'Or? P. ?.??
Ur,?a. 4 yr... I' !? 11. .iSrh?rr?r) I
I'??*'? r Bl ther?' '?. c. Dr. Bhfppard, .1. 102. IA, I*arr?tt) 2
Atkln A Isittridee'? ? Ii. .? ? able Quirk 4 IT (CTawMtV) .'1
Athen ?., Volley, Beaufort, Savarin and ?.Timi.? mI-.-u
ran.
Tim?? I -41' ..
l'ottinp- Pouffte, ? :.. :, ???? out; ? ir Bheppard, a ta l
ail .???:-, Doubla Quick, 2 ! . 1 snd ?'! lo ?"?.
Won handily i.y ? lenatb; a bead l.u??.?. a< ? : ai :
r
?
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES TO-DAY.
FIRST RACE For Ihrr? year olda at??! upward lhal liav?
ran and have noi v.. ? ihli v..-tr. ee'ltng; *??? add?d.
Pive fur:? vi;?-.
? ? ?? ?* '. Kante. Wt.
Il'.ri? l'r. .|?|| Soi.an . |?Jg
Pura? Proud.li?! Lamt-eni .l.n
? Ina Menelek .??? Rllmnnt .lini
l?n .|..:: .'hur-uiiui .l.?i
? ??'". kle .!???? Ri ? .-?.. tier .!?"
'?UT :<!?.? . 1 ?*;: 1?, ,-:.,ca.?^t? . ata.
Ovlda .MK1 I :...,?? ? ,. ??
Au- .?? L.Irti Tal ani sre .M
SEi'OXD RACE !'? - u .:d ? ??.? year-old? tha? hev? run
ut tills mffina and in??? vt ? <?t? second or tiiiclr
??nine; IWO a ' led Kit??? f.r?..? c?.
|i:ir?ful .110 Jo? An?;. r> ? .???
%' ??.?1 1?.1?>7 ?'?G, ?I. [..? . -is
? Ina Mas .i"i P?a,??) it. ssj
Hei ro .I'M Mr?. Reeve? . ?,?.?
Kti v.- Step .im
Till)!!? RACE Pot three-year .Ida nn.l ttpward; bandi
rap; ?''??' ..?,!.;. On* mil? and a furlong
If?ward Mutin.;?.'.? Paul Kauvar .11 n
Mr???! ?? .?2? \s ?t'ensuis .l?,s
?un fp .121 .'.--?,!- . in?
?r .it" Mi?? Prim .Im>
k? ?? .un
Maurice and Sun Cp ,r Dartirk'? eatrtea.
POfRTH RA G Tin: L'NDERORADUATK; <t ll.BOO;
f.r iv?\. year olds; penali ?a u I all ?rene?? On?
'? ? ??
P? ?line? Kii? .l?u C. hrn It ar .110
Fr hir.m . 122 Ml?? Tenny.Ill
il Tinsi .I22'l?l?nd Prlnec.112
Varus .122 nilssful .I??
s? v?ni, ??! .ii'.iKui.y upa .l"?'
FIFTH hack i*,,r ibree-year-otdi snd upward; NOI
id !" 1: wiling. On? mile.
Premier .It? Cremw?l1 .ion
To ? ' r mwell.11" Song (,n.| Dam??. M
D rlan.101 )'.??? <i . . N
sixth tt \rr. rot three-year-olda ani upward that
bave not w,.n m..ri> than two ma?.?? ihli year; ???????;
l?tto added. On? mile ?nd one atatceatb.
Ben Eder.112 Mandan .MM
.112 Rifle . 1"2
Counsellor Howe.1"7 Thomaa cat.102
THE SARATOGA WINNERS.
SPORT FOR A BIG CROWD CNDES A CLOCDT BKT
Saratoga, N. v.. Aug. IA The Saratoga Racing
Association had for ii? nineteenth d.iy cloudy
weather, n track greatly Improved end ;i targe al?
ten?" a nee. The opening rare was s .lush of live
furlongs, for maiden two-year-olds. Jay Hawkes
and Spanish Princess led up to the lnst furlong.
SpiTcet then came up and won i.y half a length,
with Mldlan second. In ili?* selling race for three
year-old? Toot? mad? tii.? pac? to tii.? half-mile
post, when Hugh Penny took romim.nrl an.l cam??
home an easy winner from Kingston?, second, and
Toot? third. Sis horses faced the starter in the
five-furlong .lush fur the Worden Hotel Htnkos.
Tammany Hall 11 caught the sturi,, imt Hairpin
wai flrsl paai the half-mil? post. Itiuh .links then
wenl up, winning easily by tiir.u? lengths from
Babieca who waa u head In front of Hairpin. In
thi f. n-iii race Trolley ?vus pacemaker t.. the last
furlong, when J, A. Grey .runa? through with a
r vh .nial nipped Mm am ilia? i.?,st. Th. handicap
steeplechase was rather grotesque. Lion l-'-uri lej
from ?turt to finish. Benumonl nnd Erie f.*il at
tho iir.?t hedge. G.? ,'iiimopt's tl?l.-r remounted and
fell the second time, Another Jockey mounted Erie
o got the place. Summary:
FIRST RACE Maldea two >?ui old?- aaUlag. Free fur
:,??-.??.
Pppnrer. IAS (Martin) . 1 f? .'?
Milla n IUH illnml. 2 I 2
1 vu. lot (Uarrtg-an).;? go 1
Tim? 1 <>r*'i.
Merlin, Bpantefc Prince?, Jay Hawkes, At??? Fashion,
.!.., k 1 'an.ly and 1 ilnamor? ? hi ? ran.
BECOND RACE Three-year-old? sod opv-ard; s-iiin?;.
< m.? mile,
Huarh Penny, 111 .!.. ReUT). ? 1 !
Kingston?, lui'. .Nun.. 2 ? 1
T ?te, 1IH'.\ (Ir? It.ni. . .. .'! 4 1
Tun?? 1 44??...
Dalsrettl, Mldnlstu and Cartb alao ran.
THIItD RACTE Worden il t*l Btakce; two year-oMe; s?U
?,-'.???? furlong?
Hlfh Jink?. 108 (Reauehamp). 1 ? ?
. ,. im (Worn ni. 2 ir. ?
Hu:;,in. 1"2 (Thajrpe). ?'! 4 1
Tin.? 1 ?>2??
Chalmers, Tamman) Hall H snd Taphsab alao ran.
POCRTH RACE Bon winners; aelllng. Five snd a ball
rurloi .?
? ? ?:? 1? (Turali. 1 2 1
Trolley 108 lA. ?laytonl. 2 1 I
Xnia?, 111 ITI ? p???. ?? ?..? ?' s '
Tlm? -):(??'i.
'"::: ' ut ?, l? bali and Bu? ????fu! BBM run.
????? RACE Hendksp -???' !?!??? I ss?! foer-y?ar <??'..i? ana
upward. Aboul iwo and .? ball miles.
1,?? ri 11? irt ISP (Owens). 1 1?1
Erle. IM (Kelt's). - U?1
? ' Trim.
? lumonl st? ? *"?"*?
Following ;ir?> tho entries for to-n.orrow.
FIRST RACE Flv? furl<.n(t?.
? ????? .12"'? Impnsltlcn .121
,, ,.:,??, '.'.'.'.'..!?-?< ???.'? ? !! .121
,,,,,, .12.?. I.i ? ? M tehell .IM
?|-.?.??:> RACE Hm ?i.-.;?? Thr???* quarter? r,f a mil.?.
The llu.-ii? rvt .?-''' A-itama .II?
,, ... .12" Alti? .112
Mt.nl . ?. ?S S,1}1' ,.}\%
?,:'.^.\?.\\?:?:::::?::,.:?^,^:?.?:::::::::::.;!?
.111
.; Ian .
THIRD RACE Filly race. Ha 4. Tha**4*?-?--q*4a*-t?ra of s
parraran .!'*' Bardella .SU
? ma .??? ?j ?rsj ??a . JOJJ
\| ... .l"l? ?.''?? . 1" '
;. , .. .li?. lUHraall? .Ini
'.ion Navloulln?.I??
?.'.,? i:tii RACE Ilandl ??: "'>? mil? ?nd a ?ixt.?,?!??:,
.? . .,..;? .!-'?? Urriiv I..I .K'2
.. ..II., I.r. iv Mttrhell .103
i, .,', Time? .'.".....I?' r" u . *2
Joe Mlllei ."'T '"'?? ' . ?>
FIFTH RACE Belling. One mile.
. , .109 ? air, !. I???'
-m?ii '?."':?',?"'??'"??'.'::'
? ? ? Oaiier ...?". ?? in .?"
?. . ? ? ?? ."?:
?.?-~?
DEATH OF ? NOTBD BROOD MARE.
Lexington, Ky, Aun 11 (Spe*lil|.-Mrs. C. J.
Hurst "f 'bi- county, h ?? lost by ?]?Mth her famoui
,,-u i,r.| mare Lottie Prall, by Mambrlno Patcben
?V. - Prall the dam ol l.u.ly St mt. The latter
? ,? :!,. nrat three-year-old to I. at ?:80. and Rotiert
l:,ivr i.r.'.l I?r. Herr 11.000 for lir-r. Lottie PraB
.'.un i.f many good m es.
- o ? ? ?
/;/ V /''Ml Y 0.V t HAND-CAR IND FILLED.
tdlddletown, N T., Aug. 18. An engin? on th?
Delhi branch <>f the Ontario an.l Weatern Railroad
,.. , k r. hand ear aouth "*' Walton to-day. Charlea
Whlttaker and a atone quarry employe e/ere In
atantly killed. Oeorge K-:h. aceit?n f reman, *???
a young Italian ?rere fatali? Injured The acci?
dent occurri i "i. a .-ur?.? .lurini? s heavy fog.
1 ??MBMMMaaian^^
1 If the Doctor f|
Did Your Cooking,
5
There would never be an ounce of
lard usci in your k'tchen. Cotto?
lciic would take its place. As a re?
sult yo'.ir fool awl your health
Would both b? improved. Wliv
foot bccoi.ic your own doctor,
GQTTOLEN
TLe genuine ?Cottolim? 1? (.old everywhere iaone toten
.ojiid iln?, *?lth ?iur trnii.nit.rkH -?ittiuiei/ und *t*er a
iifit't .a oettoryptont wrrath.--on ?very Iln
if ?old In nu y otber mi... .Mudo omy L/
E
?ot K>..'.raiiU'i-a
THE M. IL FftffllAM MURAIT, Chicago. Bt. Loul?. New York. Montreal.
fgBMMB}gBMBMBMBMBMBJB^^
England's Famous
Regiment Entertains
Royalty.
At the recent Black Watch R?gl?
mental Dinner, H. R, H, The Duke
or Saxe-Coburg and Gotha ?? the
chair, the only champqgne served
was POMMERY Champagne.
NBW-YORK AGAIN WINS.
PHILADELPHIA N< ?fr DEFEATED IH
THREE ?STRAIGHT GAMES.
POOH BASE nrxxiS'i THK CAUSE OP Tin?: vis
IT? <i:.s PAUL? r?HTERDAT. Til? >i ?-ti T11KV
I.?::? ik tip: ninni IXXINO.
Tii-? Sem v,.rk team won Hi third straight ghn?*
fr.im ihe sleepy looking player? fr?.m Philadelphia
i.t the Polo Ground? yeetenlay efternoon. Tbe
Philadelphia men batted R?ale'? runm ell over ihe
ii. ;.i. ?.ut ?tupid ba?e-runnlng prevented them from
?coring a vi,t?>ry Tli<? aggregation apparently
would n?)i eccep? e victory If ii w.?* banded to
them on ?? Blbw r irajr.
The game was closely ronteeted up * ? the ?i?:hth
Inning, when the Philadelphie player? eroueed
then.selve?, end, ?coring ? run >>p a hit, ?> aa rid ??.
and Delrhanty'a three-tagger, t.?ok the lead. They
held the edvantnge for en Inetanl only, for In ihelr
half of Ihe Inning the home playera made tour
nus and won the game. A baao on ball?, errors
by Bhugart and Dowd, .1 lacilflce by Wllmot ?nd
? tiir.? -baae hli by l>..\is caused ell lh? dam ? ?
The score.
NKW ,?>HK. PHILADELPHIA.
a?, r |?, ??? ? ?? Bb r lh p?? a ?
V Haifa rt t 0 2 " ?? 1 Co ley, rf ... 4 ?' . 2 - "
M< ? r??!?,. rf 1 '.' 1 1 ?? ?' 1'????1 rf . -' "
lor? ?? :i 1 ? ?? 1 ? o Oelehanty If G. I :i I " "
Davis ss 4 2 ". 3 ?? ? '??. t le, ib . :? " ? 11 I "
Ule a n. 2b 4 1 ? S .? " ghuaart. s?.. B " '-' I *
vvtlm.it, If., g I 1 1 ?? " Sesti, 8b ... t " '-' '-' ? >
?lurk. 11?... 4 ?J I 11 1 " ?'?? ?' th. .... 5 I 1 1 ? ?
Warner c :i 1 ?' '? i 1 Mrrerlan.1. c t i I I - "
ltusl?? p.. 4 ?' 1 2 1 ?> Wheeler, p.. 3 3 2 1 1 ?
- ???rill . 1 .
Toii.is . ,.33 ? p 2T 14 :? .- ,. :
? Total? ..n ?? I? -i i?. 8
?Battali fir MeFartand in th? ninth.
Kew Tor* . " I -' ? " ? ? ? ! -
Philadelphia . <> ? " :." ' " ?'
Earned runs ?'?? v ?rk. ?, Philadelphia, I. Tw ' ,
hit- ??? ? .??? Van II ?l-r-ri Bhugart. Tin???? ? ?-? I
I'm!? Delehanty St.?leu base? Van Baltren, MeOreerj
???;??',.' ??,. ?. tumble ri?v* ''.?????"???. IibvIs, rum
Klr?t ?.;.*?? ?? .??.- ? N'?*?v Tort, 3; llill?ilelphl?. I Klisi
???|r?t t.??o ?? .??.- r- New Fort. 3; liuindeipnia, ? ri??
itaae ,ai ball* ?.ff Rasi? 2. "fr Wheeler. :? gir?rt ???."
Hv Un???* ? I^-ft .i, 1????"?< N ? Vort, 4. Phlla.lelpliti?
12 -, -??.?.? hit? fooUy. Wllmof. l'nn?? I ?"?" l""?"?"" '
Lynch ?? 1 Carpenter
?
Tin: RBCORl g
nub? \V*ti !/?? G? flu?,s. W.n.ta ?? G e.
Bouton . ot SI geo Pittsburg . ... <W 51 ???
Italttr? ?p? .?'??'? ;*" '?"" LnUlUvUI? . 4?'! 58 ???'?'
rinrinrn'i .M 32 M? Phll?df?lpl.i? ... 13 ?"??? ?*'<?>
New-York .....SI .".?? .?13 Bn-klyn . M 51 ?'"
???.?.?,,?,? .BO 4? r..'!:? Washington .m M ???"?
Chicago .47 M .4*?' H!. ?,.??!?. M ~Z 888
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ORANGE A. C, 14; ST. LOUIS, '??
Tl?.?* Rt Louie National LeagOO team went tn the
Orange ?iv.il yesterday afternoon ;iii?l t?.??k a leeaon
from th?* Orange Athletl?* Club. ? '.ilf-rT.nn. tti?*lr
pitcher, whs un easy mark for tlm Orange ?boys
and ih?* result wa? M t?? 5 In favor ol the local
player?. Th<? scon?:
ORANOE A. C, ST LOTIS
ah r lb po a e a!i r It? pi a e
Thomas, <-f..e 1 :i ? ?? '?IDongta??. lb..t 2 l I 1 "
Aril Sb.. . ?'. 1 1 1 1 2T*in?r. rf. .4 8 ? 2 " D
fttep'hen* rf :. 1 1 1 1 0!Hartman, it ..". l ;i 0 3 I
II .rti.-r. 11? ?? I .1 ?? 0 " Muri h v. c-,", ?? 2 .'. " 1
UrUnger. ??.610441 Lehr, if.4 0 ?? 1 I '?
?i ir.4 4 3 2 ?? 1 M?? II ina ?. 2t>. 4 <> <> 2 4 2
K'?1?? ci?. 21, 2 .'! 1 2 .1 2 Houseman, r? 4 ?) 0 4 ! I
Wesi'velt, ;?.". 't 1 0 .1 OtHarley, rf_4 0 14 0 1
O'Kelll, ?? ..G, ?? ? ? ?i 1 < ?jlenirn. ?...4 0 0 1? ??
T'.l.ils ...47 14 14 27 12 g Total? -5 B 1? 27 12 H
Ormine . ? 2 .! 4 0 I 2 ?? ? H
Bl taoula . 2 ?? 1 " l 0 ? <> 0? ?
Earned nir.s s?, boula 2. T???, bas? hita G?? u 2
Irti Ciriermeer, Hartman, Murphy. Bacrlr?rc bits Urti,
ilrtssraRrr iSi, WeHnrrelt. s?.?-?? i,r?>????? llornrr ???. ?ir???.
K'-ll- ?,??--. "'N-ll. iKiuhl* playa ???.'.',??.t. Ka*ll??gg ?ni
llornrr; Hartman, riouglast and Murphy, 111' by plichai
s?.?;?1,? ?: Beet p mtdt? Orange, .".. at, l?-uis. :?
I tr? ,?? i,n?.?? Orange i?, Ht, Loul?, ?i. gtruck out H?
\\'is!or?.-it. .?. ?.? ? n>man, 4. Raiwa ?,? balla "ff \???-t??
? li. 2. off Coieman 1 vVlM pitch???? IVe?ti?n-?lt .1
la m 1 'alla O'NtllI 1. Murphy I. Tlm? -1:45. l'mplr?*
Wyk aff.
. ?v
BALTIafORE li BROOKLYN, :.
Baltimore, Aug. 18.?The chemplon? tn-?in>? m;i le
it tlir???- straight from Brooklyn. Hoffer l?f?*am?*
?teady nfttr th? iir?-t inriinir ;in?l all? w??.; the visr
or? only one hb. Bunting and baeerunnlng on th?*
part ?f th? h?.m" team were the feature?. At?
ti : dance, 8,433 B<*ore:
BALTIMORE. I BROOKLYN.
ill, r IL. po 11 e ni, r lb BO ? ?
Keeler. it...? 1 2 2 o O.?aree, ri. G. 1 ! ? 0 "
???? -.?*. ss 8 ? 0 ? :? 0 ortflln, rt_ :?. ? ?? 3 ?' ?
KHUy, If ? 1 ?? 3 0 0 ghindi?. 3b .. 8 " " 8 1 "
HfniH, rt ...'? ? 1 :< ?> i Anderson, If ? ?? 1 4 o 1
Itoyle, is ? ?? ?' ?.a. gmlth, Ib. :? ?? ?? ? i "
?I -l'r. 21.- 4 12 12?? *?!i. .-I-, 21?. . 8 " <? 1 " ?
ijuinn. .".i. ? 4 1 1 3 :i ?' H'iiri?i. , .4 11 n :? j ,,
R ?., I I 1 2 ? III ? 1:1. ? ... .! o 1 2 2 "
lloffer, i?.4 " 1 1 " ???;. gmltb, m 8 0 ?> 2 ? i
T. mis _G?-, ?; 3 31 s G Total? '.t? 3 ? 24 ?.? ?
Baltimor? . 0 0 0 1 t S 0 1 a???
Hr ? ?kl ? n . 2 o " <? 0 o g 0 " 2
Eernni run?? Rallini r?, l g?rrllV? hit Shin.li??
s? .]?n ?.?????* KHUy, Rolf?, ulna, Jmntna?, si-nz.-i .?.??.
?DouhU pUy Relis, .l?*nn!n??. Doyle. t.. ft ?? betrt
Raltlmore, 11, Brooklyn, ?"? Ku-t ?,n?n on bail? "??'.
ll. rr-r. 2. ?-?rr i?ui 4 hit by |it<ii.-.| ?,.,?? Unnlnaa ?2?
S!? ? h. Stru, k ?.i l?v tlrttrr, 1. iv tain 2 G. ? ? I
Kail Burrtll. Tur?? 14.".. Umpire Kelly.
BOSTON, I; WASHINGTON, ?.
Horton, Aug. Il Por fuir Inning? to-day th<*
Boston-Washington game waa an Interesting con
teet, both pitcher? being effectlre. In ..he fifth
Boston had a batting etroak, end efter 'ii ii Ihe
?-suit w.is never In doubt, Score:
1! 11. E
G ton .0 ? ?? o 4 2 u 1 x s ?,,;
(t .?.0 ?? '? o I? 0 '? .'!
Dauertet Lewis and Bergen; ???.t ?nd M?*Gutre.
_ - ?>- ?.
OTHER GAMES ? ESTERI ?A V.
At Buffalo l'.iifT..lo. :,: elevi land, 1
At Bpringfleld Providence, S; Springfield, :.
At Montreal M ?ntrenl, ?'.; By ricuse, 2.
Al Bcranton Bcranton, '.?: \vilkesbnrre, 4.
Al I. incasti r Lnnoaster, :, Klchmm d, '?'..
At ll? Bdlng Newark, 10; R< ailing, :?.
?
CRICKET GAMES SCHEDULED TO-DAY
Three cri kel g imi?? will be play?rd In th?* vicinity
of ;iii* city to-day, ihe lin/.-it nutnbei thai haa
taken place ?nis season In mid-week. The S'ew
Jersey Athletic Club will play th? Brooklyn Club
m Pro?n< ? Park, the Veterana of the Manhattan
Cri ?; ?? ' !;!. will ?,.? uppoaa??] by the eleven of the
steamship Campania, al ? ie sun?? place ?nd Btaten
Island will plaj Bt. Ocnrge's Club .it Livingston
The pr sped ol having .m Kii?:is)i team piny li.-r.?
n.*xt moni ? will Induce the cri ketera t . ? ,.htimi?*
Ihelr practice lor thai game.
?
THE ????????. CHAMPIONSBIP GAMES.
Captain Bulger, of the New-Jersey Athletic Club
track team, haa returned from his vacation, and
from non im will devote hi? entire time and atten?
tion io ihe team, preparing the member? for th?
? ng Netlonal championship meeting, which will
be held on Augusl 28. The r? ,;<???G weekly club
gome? ?rill be held ,?;? the ground? to-day. The
lit*; race win be called Bl BrJO p. m. n u the In?
tention uf Captain Bulger ;?? ??:.t.?? the following
tn-? In the ?. A. !'. champlonehlpe; Manvel, half
mile run : F. ii. rk, putting the ?hot; I ',,.?. ,?. m, Lelb
gold .m,l Praaer, ?1,?? mile w.ilk; Baton, the mile
run. Bogera, ihe high huidle? and Ihe t>r..;?.i Jump;
Hamilton, tbe pole vault, and C ^r..?..? t,,? io?
hurdb s.
?? tri? - for the A. A. r. tre h an ? Bel ? cham
pioneblpi grill cl. on Saturday, with ,?. ?. Bulli
van, .ii ?" Ml Broadway. Tn?? quality of ti.. ? -
trie? this ?.? ir will be high, owing to the fact that
the ? 'h. At l'.etlc Association ha? se ur? I a
learn "f Wt-gtern college athlete?, wh) ar,? to , ime
Hast and ? ? ?, itile ?or in? ? ... ? r, ? ir ?:?? 1 ..?
l'hlrago leam of flyer? win arrlv? m New:York on
Bu 11) nlghi Vri ? . ? men .??? ?,. .?? made : y
whl ? ihey will fin -.. their tritt nina ?? Travera
1-1..:.! \\ A Boliertron li.? been ut ?fork ??? ihe
truck ?? M ? ,?. ittan ? ?-|,| t.,? ??,. limi ;,, ,r ?,? ,-s
wit ti ? si ?? .,' -:x ?????. ,?? ?! t.?? ?aid yestt-rd ly lhal
the track and ?rr...iiiis arould ? ?? in th?? tin? ?
ahape by August :? ll?? ? ?ll that I ? orda
?rere not mil?? m the I??? .? id .:'" . ard races ?? ?rould
itili u tlie tr u*k,
A meeting if ? .?? Championship Oame? Committee
h a * been ? ' ? 1 I ? - ' ' I ? \ ;. . ?
tl.fl ?? of -i '? Bu .. ??, rang?
gramm? and ? - upon the entri??? ?'.r? n Ini re?l
is ping tak? ? li imeni h? members ol
?..?? Blcx ki?.:.? ?? bu ire S? a-Y
Club rn? n \.. ? ? ? ? ?.? ' ire r? ad) ?? ang< r
mon? that Bernard J v.'. '? r* ,?!i ;.,?. no trouble
'?i ?!-!? ? ll ,' Of J. II. Mil) I ? G: -, . :,? W lilt? IV
.,: h,.? Ne? ?.?.?.?. .. .-,.,; | rt)
??r t?, for the B'ftcli Kxi-hti
nd t h? ?? : ? a body,
J HI. I !"S I I 1/// ? IS' Rl [SED.
Tbe population of tbe lion family ::i ?!.??.?
Park Menagerie ?ra? li n?a?od yeeierdaj p????.??^
:,y ttii! birth of three lloa cube to it?.? ? the Uoneee,
who. with bar L?.u, wa? acquiiad iruin ? ?.ircu* iuur
moi.tha ?go.
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
SOUTHERN CYCLISTS DEMAND SUNDAY
RACING.
Tin; CALIFORNIA AM? S'ilTIII'ItN ASS' -riATMN?;
MAY JOIN HAM'.? I.INT..N TO MBgff Till:
WINNKII ul* THK Ml' ?? \ Bl? BTA RB?CIC
RACS WORK Or Till?: KBW
?.???? ("? iN'Sfl.A'n:.
John Dymond, Jr., tbe president of Mm Southern
Cyclists' Ass? "i m. .n. is still In Ihe city. Presi?
den! Mymoii.l says that whil?? his aseo elation is
lure? i y lairui in ii.? scop? at present he thicks that
th. mnvtiii nt will spread. Th.? objects of tlie nt'w
..??oviritioii. h.? ?ays, ar.? praotlcalry Un* .?.inn? aa
ilio?.? ..f tne League of Ataerlean Wlwi??? n, but
be lets tb? cal oui of the bag when be practically
admits tii.it the organisation Intendg to foster Bun?
dny i.i *>.?;.? racing, which the I* A. ?V. will noi
countciuutce. Th.? aecesaton movemenl In Call?
fornUt waa ?tatted In the sum.? wa?* and th? two
association? may Und it to their advantage t<? work
In harmony, Mr. Dymond says that cycle racing
In the South, like baseball In ?on?? parts of the
w. : ?, cannot h>* made self-supporting without Sun
iiuv racing. He saya thai such racing has been
held already in the South and that the ?.p?* re
relpta h.??.? been m?.?? at.uraging If Sunday
racing ?.- Insisted upon In the South th? result will
be as discouraging to attendance nl the weekday
meets u? li haa been In the case of Bunday base?
ball in thr \\v?r. "We havi spplled to thi Inter?
national Cyclists' l'nlon for recognition." sal?] Mr.
Dymond, "as th?* cycling governing body "f the
South I am ?. member of the I. A vV. and think
thai It Ii a splendid Institution, but I am firmly
.oiivliu?..! iii.it It made a mistake when it refused
to allow Sunday racing." Mr. Dymond will vlnll
N'ew-Kngland and Ihe vVeel before hi? return
South.
Th imaa I.lnton haa noi recovered from tils Amer?
ican deft ? al the hun.i.- .,f Frank BtartJtick. Im
medbjtely after Starbuck r.i.l.? against "Jimmy"
Mi.hn. l al Manhattan Beach, where the thlrty
Ihree-mlle match race will be run between these
two men next Baturday, Btarbuck mei Nnton In ?
ten-mile race at Madison Square Oarden, and tho
rolora of the Welshman were lowered by the
Am ? lean. A letter from London announces that
I.int. n Is contemplating another visit to thi-? coun?
try. "Union goes mor.? for the purpose of meeting
Crank Starbuck, the doughty American, who de?
feated him lust y.-ur." the correspondent wrlt< a,
"than for any other reason, Btarbuck, I.lnton says,
la the best long-distance man in America, and yel
h. i ? no) witling to con.le him to be a better man
than the Welshman himself." The question of
which Ii the best middle-distance rider In this
.-ountrv will I??.? settled Baturday n.-xt at Manhat?
tan Beach, when Michael and Btarbuck meet,
Tbere ur,? those who think Michael cannot be
beaten, and th.ro aro others who believe thai ri
??????.it la about due f.r ili?? midget ond that there
i? no muli better able t.? administer it than Btar?
buck.
Park-atre, from Nlnety-elghth-st. to tho Harlom
Rlver la to be asphalted. The New-York ?'?-titra!
Railroad tor.? up part of this str.<-t when it made
the viaduct.
There is ,a vacane** In tho Park Pollue bicycle
squad, and the New-York consul of the I,. A. w.
has Interested himself aa to who shall be a?.
polnted. Tw.? poii.'omon have been mentioned -
Lynch and England. The consulate favors Lynch,
ami will u?a. every ..ffort to hay.? him appointed1] so
Mr Klnc, the consul, says. Mr King called upon
?? mmissiona t Colli? yesterday to protest, in tho
name of the consulate, again?! the deplorable con?
dition of tho northwestern section of the Circle,
The consul saya that four :.Identa to wheelmen
happened sl that point on Tuesday night
P. Anthony Bta-.-k's ambition to lirinir tOKOthor
the Associated Cycling Clubs of New-Tork, Long
Island, New-Jersey snd ?Vestchester has been
gratified. Th<* sssoclatlon will bo known as the
I'nltt-.l cvoiini? Association. It Is said that the
four associations baves tf.tui membership of fifteen
thousand organised cyclists.
Cyclist? who pass through Plneapple-st., Ir, Prook
iyn, hay-? complained to the New-Tork Division "f
the I-. A. IV, regarding the work of rascals In that
thoroughfare, it Is reported that ?bort nails are
sharpened, and then when the sun has made tho
asphali rather ?oft these nails ar.? driven Into the
street surface for the demoralisation of tiros.
Tho Empire Btate ?????.????? nro arranging s cen?
tury run to Oakdale, Long Island, and return on
September 12. t? .t.? will be a slow and a fast
division, both -furling from the Hflfor.l Fountain,
in Brook'yn.
A now cycle club has been organised in Brooklyn,
with quarters almost opposite the lions.? of th?.
South Brooklyn Wheelmen, In Nlnth-st. The new
club is sai.l to have a. membership of twenty-five
?? u starter.
Thoro aro said to be enough oyrllng enthusiast?
In tii?? City Hall, Brooklyn, to make a good-alsed
g club. Borne of the enthusiasts ar.? talklnc
about organising .. club and trying to Induce Mayor
\\ ureter to i"? th? president.
Cyclists desiring to join th?? League of American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed Information and
membership blanks by sending names and ad?
ilr. ??? ?? to the Cycling editor, The Tribune.
- ? ? ? ?
CHAIRMAN MOTT8 ANNOUNCEMENTS.
BULLETIN OF Tin: RACING BOARD ( ??* THE
LBA01 ? OF AMERICAN WHEELMEN.
Baltimore, Aug. U.?Albert Mott, tbe chairman of
tiu Racing Board of th? League of American
W'hvaiiii.-n. t..-.lay Issued th.? following bulletin,
which win be of lut? rest to ridera, clube .n,?l race?
m? ?t promoters:
After the heat-race ml?.? on Page ?i. H. it, add
th? following: "or, us an alternative, in running
a heul race, such event may be conducted under
tl.?? rub- outlined below":
When Hi?? ra.?.? Is best two out of throe heats,
the ?Minor is not reached until one rider bus ?.% < > t i
two beats, either through virtue .?f nnlsbing nr?t
? r ? > Hi,, disqualification of a competitor or com?
petitors who may finish In front and los.? su. h posi
? or positions through ruling or ruling? ol th.?
?- :'-i.?.?. The second and other |.rlr.??? .?hull be dla
trlbuted according to the atandtng of ili?? rider In
tha? summary, heat wlnnera to be placed befor. all
tii?.?.? who hay.? occupied leaser posi;.un?, an.l In
care two riders are ti.-.i by finishing an equal num?
ber of tlmea In in??.?.mia? position, ti.ne occupying
thi best position In ihe concluding heat shall be
an irded the priz.?. in every heat a rider must
finish within ?.'?" yards of the winner or be ad?
judged distanced. In case a rider falls to win .mo
heal In thr????. he ?111 be disqualified ir..tu any
subsequent heats that muy be necessary to decide
the prises."
Having compiled with Pulo E, roqulrlng pro?
gramme, etc.. ..!' races, the Princeton university
Track Athletic Association, Princeton. N. J.; the
Hancock Athletic Association, Philadelphia, and
th? Bohemian !.. A, W. ?bib. Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
have !.? restorid to sanction privileges.
l'or falling to file report of race meet and failure
to make good the value of prises, I?'. II. McCartney
and Grosser, Waterloo, Iowa, bave been placed
on the lisi of thus.? to whom sanctions will be
refusili.
The Richmond Fair Associati ?. Richmond, Ky ,
lina i...ti placed on tho list of those to whom aanc
tlona win be refused f"?- promoting unsancttoned
Tur, S.
P. M. I >ay, A ?bury Park, N' J.. has been placed on
the Usi of those to whom sanction? will b.? refused
for falling to til?? programme and report of race
me? t
The suspension placed on Homer A. Fuller, St.
Louis. Mo., .?pir- I August 10,
The suspension placed on Paul Molltor, Chatham.
N. .1. will expire September .".
Amateur ri orda accepted Two miles, sgalnsl
time, paced, made by H. M, Sldwell, at Chester
Park Wim.m Place, Ohio, July 24; time, 1:521-.*.
1 '? ? ? ? lird mile, agnina) timo, paced, made by ??"?? 1
Sci le, of Herndon, Va., at willow Orove, Penn.,
August; lime, ? v:'i-r.. One nulo, tandem, com?
petition: time, ? 56 ?-.'.; mad? by Casey and Eck
berg, nt Charles River Park, Cambridge, Mass
Jul) SI. Fifty-one to KM miles sgalnsl ?????*. flying
si irt, ut |..??????. mude b? I: : lolph Laurlrka at :
Chester River Psrk, Cnmbridge, Mass., July ?;
time :,i miles, !:33:42; '?.' miles, 2:37:10; :,.* miles, ?
2:42:094-5; :.i m?.-s. 2 G:25 1-5; BS miles, l:U:t*2-'y, '
56 mile? ?:?:49 4-5; :.: miles, 2:55:014-5; M miles,
:?:?".?:!I 1 ?'?: 69 miles. 241:211-5; ? miles. 2:04:451-5;
? 1 mile? 3:07:543-5 *2 miles, 3:11 :??0 1-5: IB mile?
?'. 11:24 2-5 >:i mil. ?. 3:07:54 * 5: 65 miles. 3 20:58 i-.V 66
miles. 3:24:121-5: 67 miles, 8:27:272-5: US miles,
3:30:433-5: 69 in:!.??. .1 14 ??-? T" miles, 3:37:361-5 71
miles, 1:40:56; 72 miles, 1:44:03 3-5: 73 miles. 3:47:11:
Tl mile? ? '? II :' 5; 75 ml ?? 3:51-33 ?-?'?' 76 mile?
; '. :; mile? I 60:5' 7? miles 1:09:51?; 73 miles
? 1-5 Ml miles, ? I'?".'..'?'.? ?I miles, 4:12:14: ?2
miles I:l6::r, 2-r. M mile?. 4:19:37: ?I miles. 1:22:52
?.* mile?, 4:26:604-5; N6 miles, 1:29:321-5; ?7 miles,
' *? W mil? - ? 16 13 I-:.: ?:? miles, l:3B:37 '!-".; ?
?' mllea t II 111-5; 91 miles, 1:46:43 3-0; M mil????.
t '?. ?'.. ' ? mil? ? 5.1:3 :' *?; f?l mile? ? 57 6-5 I ' '".'.
mllea, :. ??? 15 M miles, 5*03 16 3-5: 97 mil.? 5 M 55 2 5;
f* miles. 5:10:1X4-5; 9? mil??. 5:12:162-5; 100 miles,
' ?? :i ? '.
Travelling permita granted Arthur J Movi.-'
Siti o nu luliint-l lt.it ?tit III?.??.????
1 ? racing .??, feeble constitution, renovatti : ? .:
nd enrl ? : ? thin an ? innutrttl ua
Ih II |l ??.??? -?, r: , -V |:???. . ? . |
? ? ? ' ? ? ? .
? :? ??.?'?:?< the aloma, b,
? iurp.tr .' ih? |iv?r ?,.,? bowed and ?--????? j
- Il ' di ta. ? . ella? ?? I ' ' ? fun?'
. - ? .??.,? ? ... \ ? aal] ? ???? ll arresi
.......... f mal irlal fei era ' "' H
? , . '.,? ga Bat ? ? ? ' ?
,? ' ? ? e ne?er been alRIi led with ino?? ai? ? ? -
?a .1., tir H ? in If ?????.1????!??????. uv; r .
? * fr m ii,a? ? :?. ? , ? rtsin Itm n
? ? .fui ? id..-? ?.? ?- aaalga ??? lb? ?a I
Ina ran?.? ? f n. ,-?? al Blatas ? ???. l'l.ii-'t?. ri,?-uni itl?m uni
gOUt, SOd it is. ?? ii-..\.r. nu?? ? I ? nt rain? ,ly fu- SB ??
f?*b!?d an.l i>v?twic??gbl stata ? c.? uhm, Bad for
?.? ?.?a?, -it ??,;.:-.. j.
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Two-piece; light weight; absorbent; Navy Blue or Black.
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$5.00
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200 pairs White Duck Bicycle Shoes GLAr
Heavy Rubber Sole; also good for boating; well worth 11.00, v-?f v/V??
50 Odd Coats <t\ ??
Sizes A-? and 44 on!v; were .$."?.00 to $*.00; closing price. V|FI#W
25 Dozen Qolf=BicycIe Caps ^Oc
Balance of our stock, including our T">c, 11.00 and $1.50 Caps; to close ^-e*"^?
?. G. Spalding & Bros, ? Spalding-Bidwell Co.
126-130 Nassau Street.
>???<?y??v%??yyv,<>?????laaiv ?www wvaa^xw wmv
29, 31, 33 West 42d Street.
Boston, M.?ss., Cumberland, Md., und vicinity;
Charlea ?. JTeatman, Washington, i?. ?'.. Manhat
t.?? ?Beach, Augii?! 14; Howard M. Btorer, j. rs.y
City, N. .1.. ai ll isleton, Augut?! 21; Ueorge Buach?
ninnii, ludianapoll?, at Louisville, Kl August 7;
Praxler n?.nui??. Loulevllle, ??., at Racine, Wl?.,
?liiriiiR ? ugual; K.?ri Bovee. Blngiiamton, N. V..
at Bloomaburg, penn., August 14; K. il White,
Si. Louis. Mo., Kanaaa circuit; ?. 1*. Maul, Jr..
? Irk wood, Mo., Kansas Circuit; Henry Reben
MChled, Kan*.is City, MO., Kansas circuit; I?, i?.
Dunkln, Kansas City, Mo., Kar.?aa circuit; John
A. Conover, Kansas City, Mo., Kansas Circuit;
?Will" I.?? Beaume, Kansas City, Mo., Kansas cir
suit; Pred R. Hattersley, Bt. laOuls. Mo., Asbury
Park and Philadelphia; A. 1' l.alnir. Bt. Lou I?. Mo.
?? Rushville, 111.; Alvln Dlffenderfer, Binghamton,
N. v.. in Pennsylvania during August and S??)?
tembcr; A. J?: Oordon, Lincoln; Neb., Kansas itr
cult, August 'j t?? August .;??; A. H. Stewart, Chi?
cago, in. at Terre Haute, Ind.. August n? an.l 11;
A. I?.. Scarce, Chicago, III., at Frankfort, Ind.;
August '?; Harry Shaffer, Muskcgon, Mich., at
Rllshvllle, 111., August !" an.l IL Charle? Lavili,
Chicago, at Terre Haut??, In.l... August i" an.l ll?
A. B, Kills, Norfolk, Neb., a! council Bluffs, Iowa,
August 14.
Suspensiona removed -K. ? Walters, Allegheny,
Penn.; Charlea Mlll.r. Marlon. Ind.; .)? M. Blan
qul, New-l'ork; J. A. Woodlief., Ottawa. Kan.;
clpud L. Oranger, Milwaukee. Wli.; J. H. Knoern
?chlld, Milwaukee, WIs.; I.. Dumke. Berea. ??hi?;
11. W?>rm, Berea, ?>hl"; George I?. Orant, Detroit,
Mich.; Ollbert ?Porter, Lonaconlng, Md.: J. w.
Newman, Jr., Savannah, (?a.; l>. ?'. Joins, Dallas,
Teg.; ,\. ?'. Hurk-, Italia?. Tex.; Oeorge
Kelhoff, Trinidad, Col.; r.rooks Kline. Atlanta,
?i.i M. A. KlllOtt, Allanta, Oa.; "Jim" W.ilthoiir.
Atlanta, ?ia.; F. A. Beali, Augusta, Oa.; Martin
Buden, William Denny, Lewi? Hit.lucx-k. Wlnfleld,
Kan.; W. I?:. Johnson, Johnetown, ??????.
Suspended p? ndlni: Investigation ?Lee Beale, turn?
ber.and, Md.; Robert White, Bcranton, Penn.; John
W. Duncan. Roger West ami Harmanson Kllmon,
Dnancock. va.; Krank <;?>r?ly, Dnley Station, va.;
C. I.. Pendell, Worcester, Mass.; Oeorge 11. Wallen,
Castle Wheelmen, Philadelphia; J. B. ?'lift, Caste
Wheelmen. Philadelphia; Juins l/ogu??. ? asti?.?
Wheelmen. Philadelphia; William L. Wigmore, La??
tle Wheelmen, Philadelphia; B. ?.'. Ooodiey, Wil?
mington. _ . ,,
Transferred to the Professional ?'lass ? A. Beau,
Augusta, ?ia.. ?'lause D, voi? of Board; M. A.
B.llotl .1 urns I?- Walthour. Brook? Kline an 1 Ben
Bo itenn Iter, Atlanta, (?a., flails.? 1?. vote of lioarii.
!..-.vis Hitchcock, Wlnfleld, Kan., ?laus?? A, vote of
Board; Klmer Ayres, Bennlngton, Vt? ?'laus.? 1>,
voi? of Board; C. M. Donohoe, Lynn, Mass., Clause
I?. v.?!?? of Board; William Boeder, Chicago, 111.
Clauses ?' and 1?. vote "f H??.i r.l ; Krank ?Otter,
Ta? ..ma. Wash., Clause F. vote <>' Board; ?. ?
Walters, Allegheny, ?lins?? 1>. vote of Hoard;
Charles Miller. Marion, In.l.. vote of Hoard; Will?
iam Denny, Wlnfleld, Kan., ?'.aus.? A, vote of
Board; Manin Baden, Clause A. vote of Board:
1?. C. Joins. Pallas. Tex., Clauses 1? and C. vote of
Board; A. ?'. Murk??. Dallas, Tex.. Clauses 1? and ?'.
vote of Board; Oeorge Kellhof, Trinidad. ''"1.
Clause l>. vote of Board; I?'. H. Alrhar.lt. Phoenix
ville, Penn., Clause B; U II Dippy, Philadelphia,
Clause B; It. W. ???????. Hat boro, ? J . ?luis?' i',.
?. H. Zautner, Erie, Penn., Clause 1; F. ?. ?.
Petti?, Dorchester, Mass., own request; L. Humk??.
II. Worm. I'. Machvonla, Berea, ?>hi?>. Clause A;
- < ', irr.-t?. Oberlln, ??hio. Claus?? A; Moses Jolm
s'.ii. Trenton, Clause A; in?-k Williams. Princeton,
N. J.. Clause A; Reuben Phillips. Hawk's Hun,
Penn., ?'laus.? A; H. Brown, Oeorge Helm, Walter
Hal..?. John J Hennessey, Harrv Sweeney, F. J.
Tillman, M. Joins. II. B. Aumock, ?'.us Bchleller,
Stephen Downey, Pred Kreutger, Louis Knowle?.
????..rii?? Bterman, S. I. Wimer, J..?? Rosen, <;>?>rge
Kempland, Kdward Wasser, Walter Oocke. Charlea
Pfeiffer, jr., Si. Louis, Mo. Clause A; II. I?;. Kll
bourne, ? ?sceola, Neb., ?'lause .\.
Suspended Samuel Ooldberg, Jr.. Kalamaaoo,
Mich., ?pending payment of f.?.?* and thirty ?lays
after; <'liarl.s Holllster, H.-nion Harbor, Mich., to
September 4, delay in paying entry fee?.
The following ridere to October li?, for competing
in a road rao? with auepended men: ??.-.?r?.-.? t
Bigg?, ?'liarle? ????.'G. ? M. Bird, Aukus' Whltt
man. ?. A. Moe, W'. A. Kreft, Andrew Leyln, Bd
wanl ? Bigg?, ?'an Blocum, Scott Frolseth
Charlea Oroff, Jr O. M. Oroff. A. l>. Smith. J.
Behwartx, St. Haul. Minn ; Charlea A. Pain A W
Challnnder, John Todd, A. Queneau, M. H. Brandi
J. 1*. Loftu? Sydney Knappen, L. H Johnson Quy
w. Webb, A. K. Steven?, Henry Kniit>ttt. William
II. Chapman, Alfred Lovested, ?Oeorge M. Hr?.??.
?luv ? Norton, Oscar Carlson, Charle? <; Carlson
William Ramsey, James w. Myers Minneapolis
Minn : I'.. I?'. Becker, A. Figge, Ossian, la.; Theo
dore Myhre, Bsthervllle, la.; ?'ari Holmen ??: .r
Dal by, l.wi? e. Menta, Farlbault, Minn.; W. C.
Jone?, Austin, Minn.; ??. I, Dodge, New-Rich land,
Minn.; C. R. Qove, ?Decorali. Ia.; L. L>. Bhutea,
I'nlon, la ; J tt. Andrews, ? till water, Mum.; J. H.
Hut???!???. ?'. Durrenberger, ?Oeorge Hauen, Ma?
della, Minn.; Frederick W. Boll, John Jensen, Quel
<; Morehouse, Owatonna, Mich.; ?'. ?'. Hank?
Oeorge Hanks, Waterville, Minn.; P. H. Rowley,
Kiimbrotn, Minn.; Thomas Johnson, S. C. Johnson.
Bhakopee, Minn.; N. S. Hcgne?, ?;. P. ?,???t?. N'.-r
atrand, Minn.; Hol.ert K. Smlih. WorMngton.
Mien.; Joe Leslie, Flldon, Minn : F. B. Fowler,
John Pfrom, Prank Qulmby. Frank Hush. Fart?
bault. Minn ; wiii.ur M Taylor. Mankato, Minn.
A Oberg ?nd 11 < ?. Arsnlcan Minneapolis. Minn.
to Maj 17, 190?), competing In a road race wiiiu? un?
der suspension
Thomas I. Bird, Bt. Haul. Minn., to June 12. UM,
competing while under ?u?pen?lon
?ari L RH? re, ?? ?.is. Mo., to September 3. fail?
ure to rid??.
<;e,ir:: Anger, Wilmington Del., pending pay?
ment '?f fee? and for thirty day? after.
? a Mitchell, Wllklnsburg, Penn., nn?i Joaeph
s? horn Austlntown. Ohio, to August 24. 18*7, failure
to ride; also ?. t Bailey, Nashville, Tenn., to Bep?
tember I.
Roscoe Rick, Well??:.'? > lill's. Mas?, to August
:;:. i*..; double ?'niry.
A I? Rogers, Melrose, Masa,; C. F. Smith. Spring
!':.???. Ma"* lo Beptember?, IM7, fais.? entrv.
Wl II im p Bogurton, Newark, N. J.. to August
10, ?*?*., and ifterward. \i line I? noi pala.
Daniel Dnley, Tamii?.:?. Ma??., t.? September 7.
f..? double ?'Titry.
Por riding In unsnnctloned rsce?; At Richmond
Kv . S. M. Mobley, Oordon Perk In?, i..,? Kikins ..: ?
*?. ?m Bale?, Richmond ?? . to Beptember ?
At Himiiion, Va, Kdward O Klam, to s. pt? in
lier in
At Trenton, "*' .' Mose? Johnson, Trenton ? J
arai l>|rk Williams. Hrlin?? ton. X. J.. t.i Beutem
? . ? "
Al S' Louis, Mo., H Brown?. Oeorge Helm, Wal?
ler Babe, lohn ??. ?????????-? ? y, Harry Sweeney, r ?
Tt'.'.rrnn M Iones. ? ? Aiimor? ?;?: ? s hi? Ilei
Stephen Downey. Pred Kreutger. ?... ula ? no wie?
Blermin, ? I. Wimer, Joe Roaen, Oeorge ?
K?!.i:?li:id Edward Wa??er, Walter Oo?ker ;??>??
Charlea I" liter, ir. Bt, Ix>ul?, Mo., io Auguat li? ?
? m
?? rrdarhurat, wi* . ?.?,? w Werner, Jo?a* I
Behren Bl '????! Mi ??? r ?.? ?' Wl Ham Cham
Crdnrburg, Wl?.; Bugem Poo'e ind l.?llow
Milwaukee, Wl?., ?nd FA ?'.riff. Fredonla, Wi* . to
Augii?! 11, :????
Al Milwaukee WIs . Arthur I?. Sonors. Q?sorga
Hetsele, HI.lr? frank. Rngelfleld and
O'Neill, Milwaukee, w is t?. August It, 1-iO.
Permanent ?uepanslon* Hugh Kellejr, Rockville,
lid rep? itedh ?????? ?hli?- under ?u?pen?lon.
Charle? p. Young, Frederick, Md., for repMtad
unfair dealing in connection with cycle racing;.
POLICE S?8PBCT SUGDEN.
TBET THINK HE WAS THE SLANDERER
OF rOUNQ MLS I'ANDERBILT.
mu. \vn??..N' IDEXTiri :? aa BM t??p ji^v?lrT
BBOOVBRBD IN THB 3BB8BT CTTt ?-.Yr'E
DBPOeiT VAULT, WHERE BCODS3I
HAD PLACED IT.
Albert V. Bugden, tin? valet, ?rho was arrested
on Tu.'sday night f"r baving tauten 92,0011 \M?rtii
?if jewelry ..n June 23 from the li'?us.? ?.f Klrha.r.1
T. Wilson, at X... .".Il Pifth-flsve., and wir. Is sali
to have information < oncernlng th.- uutli.'rship of
the acurrikMM lettera tha were written about
Mr:?. Cornelius VanderMIt, Jr. Mr. Wlls.-n'a
daughter, ?raa a>rialgited in the cvntr.'-st. court
yeaterday atul r?tna:i.:..l l.u.*k to Police Head
QUaWteri at the renuist Of 1>??1????11?? -Siri?? ant
l'lay. Bugtlen will be taken to court again to?
day.
At Poli.?.? Headquarter! Mr. vYItooa identified
as his |.r..|..'rty th?? Jewelry which waa recovered
in a safe d'|...sit vault in Jersey City, whs?*?* the
pris.m. r had pia. .-d it. Mr. Wilson WM repre
?ented in court lay his ...?iiis.?!. .x-liistrk't-Attor
n.-y Ni. oil. Th.? prison?rs couriatel did nut object
to a ??.?.???|?.'??.??????? of th.? ??vatn'.nation.
For two ln.nrs \tst.rday im min?* A.'tln?*; In
?pecti r ( .'Hi,? n mid I?. t>?. lives Flay and F.igarty
queuttoned Bugden in regard to th?? le-ttsrs front
an ?ihio convict whi.h were found in his pos?
session. The police believe that th- valet ?vag
th?? author of the acurrHoua lettera about Mr.?.
Vanderbilt, altliough in- positively dentea itavtiig
had anything todo with the writing <f them.
A thorough search of the rooma m which Sug
don lived ?ras nuute by leverai detective! yea
terday afternoon in hope of Unding there some
jewelry belonging to Mr. Wilson. Detactlvaa
Play and Posjarty broim'ht away a pll.? of arti?
llas finiti ili.? place, and aiiioiig th.in were tbe
following:
? til? tur.? frame, 11x4 luci.?.??, BBt **l'.ll diamonla ?a
pesi ;?>
? urini? .f pearl?.
A cas? of patent ? rs,
. mi- allver bi itchl ?.
An i?..rv h.tti.lulu?? marked "C. V. o."
Two allver ? ?. k bruah. %.
A allver ?bavins -? * ?-??. marbeil "A. s."
Tn'.i lllver ?trainers.
.'u.? half dosen ?Uvei ? il ill -?.us. ,
Nine ..?- ?-???? s. arfplns.
A allvsr i.ii.-ii.
A ,? imbli atlon Rllver n. it.-li eaa? an,l whistle.
On? ?llv.-r br.h
Une pair of aluminum ? pera tv
?in?? diamomi collar button.
Tu . rub?, rollar butto) ?
. me ?il?, er ? iper ? utl *r ..?, ? .? numi er of ?r. an articles.
!>.? Lancey Nicoli said yesterday that he be?
ll.v.?.1 that Bugden had nothing t? do with the
writing of the anonymous tetera
Mr. Wilson will !..? ashed this m..rnin<* to ex
aniiiH- the art ?elea found in Bugden'a ro bis,
- f
PIANO MAM EMU RERs ADJOURN SOON.
The Piano Manufacturers' Assoclatlosj of th?
United Btate? began it? snnual nteetlng at tin- Mir.
ray Hill Hotel early yesterday Aboul sixty m m
bets, representing th.? prominent firms in the irseli
from various parts of Mi?? country, were preseat.
As soon us th.? meeting was .-.???.,? t.. or,i.r a
mutbm wa.? rartied t.. apend tt;.? .luv at Coney fai?
alni. Accordingly th? delegates, headed uy J. 1?.
Mason, of Uerby. Conn., and J. ? M um. of
Chicago, left tii?? hot? 1 in a body. A buslneas mast?
Ing will !?.? held to-?lay at th? Murray Mill.
(Pnropran ^onrrtiecmente.
pURdrBAXI A*?? TKAVKI.l.KK?) v. m flu?
*J the ?,??????? o tilt??? of The Tribune, 141)
Fleet Street. * oonveulent place to leave
Ihelr udvertlai-iueuta au.t aubat-rlinluna foe
1 lie Tribune.
Brighton, England.
Hotel M?tropole.
The most comfortable and
luxurious seaside Hotel in tho
World. Finest Cuisine and
Wines. Music by Hotel Or?
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Dinner. En pension terms
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Proprietors :
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FOR ANY nON?Y
DI-ALI?OS ANYWHERE
CHEQUE BANK CHEQUES.
paid aa Bsaka I'?? pa I! ? :? ,?! o??r
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S? ul f.r l'Ir >i!.ir?.
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Ill ami IS Utili St.
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lv ntOII ??'??'??.??? I?? ????. T ?aSB)*aM|
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four I? Ir...ni?. In a?|.!IH?n !?> ?errant?' rom?, ka? ii.-n,
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