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TURF CONTESTO AND JOB?.
inUftGE THTNGi SKEN AT BRIGHTON.
BjXASOm WHY THM WeMTtXQ M N"T A start
!.:>?(. gtXCCH
Tae Brigr.tor. Dightl n will ?W-d or. Monday.
Frank Clark, th? timer at Brighton, ha.-?
4- eccentric wateb, ms >agea?snt at
Bright? Is extrem-1 ? ? "
.... .; fair mal :. lor thi ? entrl man
- .. ? like 'Marks
lark is a pluralist it i- arid?
!.. k, , aralbsm eras pun
tngtng th? rind
i . t'.y filled with Mtxri
th* viel .????? ity deatl
Variai.? theories extsi ?? Ingenious d
?-., g ciat - ped an ash]
?puta i ? ? ?
? a Brighton ouajfel
\ ? Brighton
??? 11 wildly
n l? full of
srs. '??'.?
I . ? - \nA Stone 8
f mature growth can
ta.: k Frank rk without
I J iker
re pi ra. And any
na ? ???-??? - i '? .1 racing at
it rs ? ?
e gu f -nianl?ni
s? vv ? rallan -tng a:
? ? Nothlnj
?Is? " k it i ng for the I mpi ? ? ment of
Ra g for the Improve
I for the Promo?
tion ol - I t Is exactly what It if
?
It's tin .. . track was
seppj *nd ? . i the Brighton track
a - In the first rat*? t five I irlongs
?'. lal time. Purs? I t
? ? ? ? - But
; - ...... (jug, iri (n;1!
. but probably he
,: ? ? ? Purs? Pi irried 103 pounds Tl ? -?
o: ' t five fm . - King Max woi
It, with KM official time
?p | - : King Max Is woi |usl
fl ' - 11 ? ' ? - -
? -? i - i a luatr ?on .. rn*-ti t
v a Max tin seems reasoi ? I* is
? Klna Max did rui I i
. . ? t Purse
5 - furloni ? ?
Howard M -. ? ted Paul
K . ? ? i tr.i . Rfrlo"t: ::?
The time I ? race.
Howard A fair was
r. i the ws fora muddy tra. k. s id I ??'; sp
; ? gh for th< time fur
thai
: raltar. Ruby Lips Varus
t- ran a half-mile Prank <*lark put
- ? ondt Olbr tar ta a
11? the wa] nd won the
r cer. But the i nV'.ni Um< a mei
I ' Lips s a abort i rute b?s
Soi i senses
a half
.y s on a muddy tra-k
i .... . _ perlatlve non sens?
: . Brighton this year has
;-.... . y
j f tl matte! owever. Is
i r. - - ? i a pluralist,
. Jokes with the
races thi* r I
Mun
F< ? , . . serious
i,- me. It is - s ai
. . ke for 1 i ms of t
? ? ? k steward?
i work New-Or
, rout - ' ?cose, poo
- r. ? ? ? '
... t unjust l that
? ?
. _
- ? ? \ "A
rough i wintei n more
- . to help 1! Wl ild l he
: g at 1 - i of any Ne?
room pi
:
why sho ? - the plura
?:???-.??? ke:
- ? ? - ?? id Bay tracl
v he is t he an v supei enl
fflclais ? - ' Br.cht'in
ness on I turl
? ' . v v. all y prel I ke no act
tae ;h-- Americai
mpcrai ? duty to -
ess the ma nagen
i re ofl
... g . .
. - - Brl i this year
. ? . rtunately I here
to-mor
owners, ti ? ? -
j p. knavish boo tricksters
?ei ? ? , . '.' what tracks it
sorts f gull? New-? ?rlean?
wai siana Lottery. V
a great moral agent devoted
... . . . .
re injui to 1 f Louisiana I
.. fever ?- 1er or the
M existed
g In N? w-t ?rleans The Lou
: m was s i properl
? - It i
.erli
iwed everj -
-a rua of the Louisiana
j,,--.- New-Orleans poolr ?oms be per
...
;irt in
the first r
the NtW-<">] ft f,ar:k.-.
thi K tin medal on A Bar?
rett? ? the hoi s for the
.. ok eon-i
< ? ? e. Ni arly all the
;? -.-. extremely I ?.
: ? _ t!e was a wli
Important st a I two-year-old They forget
? Moni? Para, whi
for the mon? I ?
econd to that fin?
o? er
; Turf i iuide"
trbuck rrylni
? i er wh 11?
..- a ,.- srs, 11"
? - ?? . - ever remember
a- whi.-h
. . ... ner or
(< ...
? --sff "f N? w-O
ten ? ? ' ?
t
?
- . ? stan
No gorilla in
. x- ? ever more I d or sense
- - .- - - Hi ?? ??
-, mmlt. t'nlesa the men In
B .-?? p fri.m
t : . r
>f the most i nda
? - >wner, James
. |8 the son
? ? .. .
hin nti ind runs -^
? ?? i pon th?
No uprlg* ?
arnei fford keep
, . ? nslstent a
. , , .
? . . ?..
.- ..?-..-...,.-?
I -
A
c ? | ls-on I
Mai
} - . ? .
es wltl ?
v . i mud. 81
? empty. Scherrei
' ? ? riding makes ii clea -
- ? ? ? l ga <?
i ? srot
.???.
rare o ?
II
Do a m 11 . ...
-?:?. f? w Why?
L - . ry ln
? ? ?? riders :ir?
? | dis -.ti >n,
? ?. ?
. i-?;\
... .. .
B
t. And
make
-, sent staff
' Secretary Sas>
....
I .....
1 vorse than thro?
Ira ind U
re Arm
?
. rao -.-?-.
i ..-t- Handball I'rlel ,.
;. Keenc. Glorian,
?
?? on a -
- - -
Bari.toi
* -
:
?'
Park
; t? ios?
. ? r . , .
at",!/'""". V"'1 ff'
?lints at BtTooUga, Mr '??i.-oii gave lain a long I
j "\\f hen it's jcood, i
v* It's very good, D
C' And when it's bad, $
C It's horrid." I
I I
Postum Cereal
| Food Coffee. )
B I
g BOIL IT!_ |
rest H<- rame ont iTtT his rent In the I'nder
Kru luate Stakes at Brighton yesterday, and ones
mor?- h? ran like a vellow dor He nil aol display
the remotest ?how of speed
Fin Arm .md Froh man are two distressing mys?
teries Hot h were of Men class at Morn? Park
How was it that both lo?t thMr speed so com?
ing Morris Park?
Th. rast- of Art.n.-kl- however is a cas- c\'. ?
different wri When he u pro;.?-r!v trained, and
properl) ridden, and the right money is on In the
right place, Artrackle Will win a rarn. But Loth
Xrm and Frohman have rollapsed r-ompMrlv
In very rich ?tako? which both their owners ?ni
ihelr trainers snd al?o their ksekeys. thought they
should win. I'ire Arm and Frohman ar.- enigmas
R VT MOO ad IH nelllng W
II TI1-I1M? (,. r, Purserrmid hv Pur?#l>?nrer -
Pr.U? of Klngaton. 3 jrrn 100 rt. fear 10?) ifieherrer) 1
j" Clai ey's br f. Lambent ? toa .(Power?) 2
Ken?l tablea ' - , ? <--. ? :i m ,<OT ?m rl 3
klc R?ase? ? l. An, -n I... 1* I
mette M also r?r.
Tim? 1 ittl
Betring ? ? ?? id. S i i and L' to 1 Lambent.
? ? '? md ?'? ? .'? Takanaaee, ?) . . r, nn,i oui
Wi n In ? I i-l drive by h bead; a n?-rk between ??- ad
third
SECOND RACE s-H?. idded; for maiden tww-year I.?
eel?rj? I',\- furl ng*
v '?????? ' - c. Kine ii?t. b) Magn?tiser?
yufi-n T. i"i th.,k Barrett) 1
W C : ?'- - - t Mr.. Reeve?, M.(O'Connnri J
W ?Man !.,-? ? - r *. Anden n. l01..iDeam a
'-? in?, P?g*j !'. . Mabel D., BltaafaJ sad 5- >na Btep
r ne 1 05'j
i Ing Mai - ?? nd 1 to 1; Mr? Reeves.
.*. ? 2 and 3 t '? I ? I .'! t. i ?r 1 even
W n eailly by two lengtha; mit? ,1'?-Hn^- i*--??>t.
?
THIKP RACE ?'-- ip. On? and t>
eight
? ; i: Si - - ii ward Mann, by Duk* I M ni
?--.im n. 4 \ r? I20 !t. (Tnd Rio? Bel l
,' W -???-. pnul K i ? :i- 3 il" i? herrerl ;
Ci. w - ... g. s n? 4 lia 'V?n Kuren) ''?
rai
Time i ."7".
.????? llnwai Mann. 1 to 2 ?na. nul : Paul K , ivar
g to S ai '? i Skat?. n> ? 1 and - l S
-,.????.,! lia lengtha !?'w??fi
Il Ird.
POCRTH rt.V F. CNDERQRADt'ATE STAKES fr
?? ?year-olds; *;?? -? gbti Oae-halt 1711!?
I. S S W P. Thompson'? br C. nit.raltnr, h> Pr -?
11? 1b iS'.m?' 1
M Mlnden'i * f Rum Up? ton..H Lewi?) 2
v M a I> H. M^rri?'? b v.i--??. 128 .r?nn> 3
Ft - - al?, rnn
Tlm.- 0:4*4
Betting- Gibraltar, T in 10 .inri out Ruby I.ipa. in tn 1
?r. 1 2 to 1 Varna I I I si I 1 ta I
und?r * ,?AUb> poll by t* 1 length?, n length
between .,,? ni ;,rd thlrl
FIFTH RACE ???? added; ?elltria On? s ?
M F Dwyer"s :b r Tots Crotawett, by Hmmhie?
, t -, HO Ri .iSImal 1
\ ? ? nef a ch. h. rromwell, S n?i ...(H Martini 2
3 MrLaughlIn'a ^ e Pretnler, 4. Il? ... (tloanei 3
S ng ind Pane? ?n ! Ti ??? 0 tll -an.
1 4.'.
Betting- ~'m Cromwell 4 ?> 1 and 3 ? ?". Cromwell,
2 t< 1 and 2 to S; Pr?Tv.?r, ?v?n and 1 to *
v. ? handily by a engt ? 1 ftha between ??? 1 I
-
SIXTH RAi"E-$4O0 added sell ng n-i. and on? sis
t?-nth mil?-?
V y Dwyer'i b e Be? Bdet bj Fonao?TV rkrr?>?
I >tb., 112 II ^frr.!?. 1
v- ? - ? - Th rr.n? Cal ? 102 )i:r' '
Bree.'1 i. t- p rla? ?;. 112 ,.<* Barrett) r;
? ?1 alao ran
Tim? 1 32
?r Ben Eder 1 ? 2 and 1 Thomas ?'.-. R *o 1
2 Portai I l s and 1 1 5
Won eaall: 1 thi lengtlu 1 as k between lecond
1 Ird.
?
BRIGHTON' BEACH EXTRIES TO-DAT
? - ? ? -- Ma ? ? three year oMs and op
won Man thla rear; ?<-ii "a One
.. .
Wi S n wi
. 114 Flamea BS
IOS |>aaa. n>
loa leffers >n BS
I ... - j,.; id w i?i ngti n aa
.I'
k'ankei lie ...... lo", Kalaer I^idwls ? i'l
L? ulae N
s RACE '?? PM MO ' ? ?? '? t? - ' I?
Qrt| been m
a FIT? fur onga,
- ;? . ill 1,'i:?? Degnan. MM
. lo? 1 ??!?} 1 utter ... i?9
: . loa draj Keil? . IOS
.--?-?? . im? I'ink iliambray . ... lo-t
Hegt? Ma lOB : egg] 1 as
TIIIR!. 1: \. K Purse ?????<? I -.11 hi
, m? ?
atorm K ng.lia Bin. lot
Or Bheppard .114 Thomaa ??-? . 101
. 1 1 1 ! ? < ?1 ' ?. M
rot'RTH RACE Pure? ?Son handl t.. for iwi year
- ? furl ^g?
... 123 ....... 101
Picker....... : : I ?ting Gold.. '?"'
.li: ? . ? '.??
Mont l'Or. i|o 1 ???? an : . sa
. - '.,-.? Straihma? .87
FIFTH RACE !? ira? 1300 for ??. year-oldi ind
a? t ais fill ng?
: - - ? .1 ia z?i .? . no
1 ,? ? ? 111 Billa. M
Refuge? ...Un
SIXTH RACE Punae MOO; f r three-year
?\ 1- . ? ,- ? run . ? ! ? ? ?? n al thla aa?
ng One 1 ?? 1 : 1 - 1 ?
Ben Eder . ii-; : ibla Qui ;< i"T
.in Rifle loo
Ida. 111;
WEIGHTS K'.'P. HANDICAPS AT BRIGHTON
OS SATURDAY
wing are the weight? for th? Electric Handi
? 12.000 tor two-yi tr da 11 three-quarten of
?: be run on Saturday, Auguat j:
Hamburg, 132; Handbal '?#: Krohmnn 120; Blue
awa) 3 Bowllni Brook, IM Oreal Bet d, IK;
Tl ? Hugui r ot, i''- Blarney it one, 114; sflrtl ful, IM;
- Gil r;i:t.1 r. 101; Don't Care, 105: War
rento 102 'I etto. 102; Latson, 102; Pona ma ' .
Uncle Louis, 102; -Mr Kaltenbach, KB; Bookei
The Domli M?; Wasteful, 11?'; Sanders, :??'
: ? n ter, :<:. Repr aal 17; <? ? Il
1; ,, k ;; * Rcysl Prise, '*'. Rappahannoeh K
N . nr.erctal Traveller, ?S?.Pot ? '. v K
? y rst Fruit, R, and Klleen
.
Foil wing ? Ihi wi ghts for the I':-.l< Coat
for gentli tn< riders, fni: course, to be
run on Saturday
Lion Heart, ITS Trillion. 1?; Rover, I?; >;r
Erie 140; I1- apod, IS*; Fugitive,
v ? ete '"?:. I' geon, IM; Mon? -o,
? B :i
RACES AT SARATOGA
I , \ y . a Jtr i? - Th? ?raathef was
1 the track waa fairly good, T:;
.. ndai vas gh< Thi ; ? ng r? - was ? flve
furlona li for non-?rlnners Lad) Mitchell madi
the stretch la I hi ' isl furlong ["
- - . . ? the front and wo a Ii ngth, with David
?erond Lsdv Mil hi II In the six
furlonp :. indtcap ' >r two-year- il Is Martha II wem
md led hofne winning
engtl Tl Hugui it was second, 1 lengrth in from
of Ai -.n In the flllj race 8a ra? ig ? 1
hi ad? ,l w. 1 lengi :r im Bar
- ? . - lught thi eadln l h? f luri h
rar?, inside of .1 sixteenth and showed ihe ?ray
winning hj s length from ITysscs. i
mil- ?i - ? i\r,i>:i.; of 1 hi Harter led for 1 1
rter ? whei Ace irw ip ai ?' ? ?'?
. - <-,k.-'!. fr ,/n .1 imes M inr "? Thi sum
?
. .-? Itelmonl and Jol n B .:.for.i t ?. : ?
noon wit i; a number of pn n
g ? 1 ?ugg"ated thai ? local association
ganlsed !?. p'trchaae the Saratoga Ra Ing v
soclatlon's plinl ol Q Walbaum A commit ti
: ilnteii ". ronsldei the matter .i"?l re
port al ?? f ttun meeting
FIRM I 1 ? . upward. Flv? far
.
' -- .' . 1 4 1
|, 1-1 ? ' . ^ SO I
MPi-hi Man . . ,l T ?"?
1 ".".
?. ? ; I Ion all
SK< o.vn 1 ' ? ear-old? s > fui
: i K
U II 11? iW - - . 1 ? .-.
v: ? . -j 11
., i-i
? u
Nabo
114 " ? . 1 : i
. ? ii
? ?
: V'' 1 ? ; ? ?.
?ni
? ? ?' . t
. !
.....;, 1 :? 1
-?
-
l'iKTll H?'1 1 ird. p?ilir.ic.
Obm na'.
Are ho (Mai . 1 I 1
Jurn-a Monroe, ]"."? ?!?:..-.---? 1 . 2 2 1
1 Krisht nf th? Oar'er. 1?4 iWnllceri. I ' *
Time 1 4.1>\,
CSmMlM al ..c run.
-*
entries ron to-mo?row.
, FIMST RACB fiel furl-ne?.
Nshoh .117 l-oyroek . ??J
SwaagO .tlT ?>l?hn ..
in?. ? .117. Hrtar sl?rs?M . ,,
Ii?i ?-1 ???'to.UT Hrr.nl i??c?iem .{'
fir* Arm .HT *-?n Venad.. .
Kir?'?! . M?
BEcoxo r-.?'k ra? int-- r?** ?'?'? ?n'1 u-.-w.iri. "n*
mile.
First Mate .121 ?'avalera. . '??
Estaca .llg'S?M ? ???' . ....
i-e.iT EfO.!!.'.'.?*?.*"*.rlr'r . " 1114
i -?? .Ill Salvad
Tlltlif ? HACE v ? "> rear ?M?; sefllM Tin?? gw??
ten --f ? mil?
Okwlaa .lioc-rrdwii . ?
I.i .?.-?ta . IM Mao '???vin .
H-m-tit. im .1". Aille ?Telle . ',.
Atirum . 103 Marllo.
T..-n .MIS
POtftTH ra?t SVCla?. On? aille ?ad ? farlaos
Bl a. I'.lnr?-r . Il - ' Il ''V
James M.nr-?.la:: Klngel ?? . .,
tin .I?B2 far b .
KiiTii i: ICE g? bag. .-'?- en fin
. .113
111
1"'
R> etnstr ?m. Ill Halva
Ualarei.Il: U F nt?ra .
HARD TUSSLE* FOR IARNED.
Y ESTERKAY .? BEST MATi'll IN THE NEW
PORT TENNIS TOURNAMENT
PAttET gt'RPRinSg TMK niOWTI 1'V I'KKKVTIN'l
-hki.i?"n one or thi: rHAMPtoxg 'N'
DOt'BMBS MATCHE* IX THE
nftarr RorxP
[ht rnueosuni to thi Tiuntrsnx.1
Neirport, R. 1 auk If.?The second day of th?
big nhimpionship lasrn rr-nni* tournament here
iack??d the international flavor of Wednesday's
matches, ind the ittendance was notlceablj poorer
:n consequence Th.- Casino rourts w??re even softer
than on Tuesday, as a result of last nlghf
eavy ihunderstonn, bul Pettlt. th?- veteran pr-.f?
atonal and groundsman, bad bad the steam ?
I on the turf in the earlj part of the month ?? snd t
rourts were in fair playing rendition whei
, mat.-hes Irf-san at 11 o'clock
T,arn<-d and Wr.in wen Mil ' ? Cham
\ plonshlp court snd the big grandstand was more
' than half-filled, while i goodly sprinkl ng ol th?M
,. ists si ?-l sroui ,i Ihe rtdtsllnes and wai
( the ? xpert* battle for ? ipn nn i ? This a H
, th? feature of the day, and H was the Brat i- -
i of i,ar:ii"i'? chances for the champion* p A
? me Interest enired In hi-- plaj The youngei
Wreni I* 11 ways a at rthy intagonlst for even Ihe
best men, snd Lamed found hi? task i
: hefor? he succeeded In settling Wrenn's aspira?
tions
In the first set, the Kim*-? air-mat-,l pretty regu?
irl] r> - - four ? ' ?nd th?wi the Western player
?nt the next K.im?- and cam- within a point of
taking th-S sel SI H 19 in the tenth pam- I.arne.1.
h,->we\--r. banged sway steadily ??; I ie sna ? k???? open?
ings Wrenn left in his coin, and bis clwer ,
In? s'rokes finallv prov? Itrong for his op?
ponent He pulled out the sel with the fourteei "
game
The second set was ilos-iy contested all through
Six of th?- nie- gam??? reaclMd deuce, ..nd In mm
of them no l-s? than twenty-four points wer- r
? Wrenn, however, got the d-ciding stroke?
In most of th-m. and sfter i.?rt,e,i ha.i secured s
lend of 3 2. the Western player ran i it th? -???
with four straight nuttn-h Tin- third set was ? isj
for i.arn-.l Wrei :. -.i-? In getting onl] ta
rames
With two seta to one in favor ?f th Basten
expert, the players r> :ir--.l to <hc dressing-room
for -i short rest, and when thej sppeared sgi i
even on? expe-ct?ed Larn?rd t,i wind up Ihe matel
with snothei ea?) vlctorj II wa? not so, how?
evei for Wrenn started In with the Urs) tu i
Kanu- ind aft-r the s? ore had reach?*] four
the Western mai captured a love game and thei
t> '..', on the next. With only ,?r.- stroke be
tween nlm and th?- s-t, Wrenn ??????in?? sure oi
tying the score, but Larnttd'a nerv? did not deseri
him at this <-rlsls, and hla plaj lt. thla Kann ?.,
mn?t hrilllam, uta? he ??? ? ?ft n. -. ". sgalnsi hitn
I..nu.-.I ran three - ralghi nnei without th?
s? ?re ? n ?? -? ? hing deuce, snd lh? ?el and mail I
were bis
It, tbe ni-an time ?th?r champ? nahlp mal
??n .t, progresa on th? other courts The onl]
remaining mat, h In the pr.-llmlnary round, thai
between Pare! and Sheldon, furnish?-?! the surprise
"ft!,-- la) as no one was prepared f ? Ihe easy de?
feat ol on? ol ? ?- ne* champions In doubles
Hheidon however had not ful ?- re ?vered from his
.-? i match of yesterday, and this, combined * I
Paret'a ../itre?<!\- tact!. - proved too m ich f- r th?
Tale expert. Flacher the othei -rack New-Tork
player entered here, f.- nd li Bond, the runner-up
In th- recent Western nahlp?, a most dan
gel - id rraar-j ind It I ?ok tri- lanky NVr
Y-iik-r n x,- ?setting <? ?- to A ?pose of the ?':. .i^
ra h i championship aspirations Kav<*s Matron]
and Nl-iie; all won their match??* easllj
The snmmary ..f lo-da: ? plaj follows:
-? i -? . if - un li ' Parmly l*ar--t
Ion. Ji >. 4 ?? ?? 9 I
I -? r ,n ! M ;- ?\\ ? , ' y Hr ki I
- Ma ni beat I. ? . f? . * <? 4 ?1 0.
?'-- I il a N -. I | .'. 1 C 2 ? *
H A. ? rlghl beat J v :?-...-? i j .; 4 ; .; S 7
6 S W a i.,.?^1 t,?.,- ,? ?. *A'rsnn jr. S- ?i ? ?;
H? 2. s?9: J. t?. f ....-- \ k. McMj
?; :i i .. .-. ., m i ? .-.-i. ? ? ? n n -?
efaull K :? Ki? ?>.. - beat \ - I; -, . 4 ft. a i j ?;
ft?2. 9 4 ?-. ' etit Pwlgtn ivls. T?fl
?1 2 ?I II I .--? -di \1 -, ? :i !? .: 4 >. 4 ??- 0
I" W V K.i- - i?n- ? K nurtlong. R??. 4 ??. ?i ?
?i :i. .1 ' n.... > ,- j ... , ... laon. ft?2. ?1?4. ?J?2
H ml - War I l- al i i M B, ?t? : S '. 9 1 ?'- S -.
\V le- beat A '< Reese 9 4 9 1 ir-i'r?!i Ie-? Y.
\V?r? t -i- i s ? ... n ,n ?i 2 S 2 ?'. 1.11 i 1! 1
??at SJ. K. '.:.-- I ? ?
?? ? singles 1| r-lunlnsrv
?.- ? - , ? >.- ,- \ !. \ -x.m,|?r
-.. - -:T .'. :: ?? -. 4
. . ? ?? nan r in II I tl
P w v MM.,: r s .-. ?? ?: t H Pell beat It !?
:. ? .?:-(?: .. i . P. tl Igf : ? ? i \ I
9 n 9 ?1 ?'. 2 W J ' Ih 1er beat I1 Msrshi H n
?: ? I \ Ha? stl hesl I - ?: <i, ?'- '.' \< K
v beat H. A. HI miner 9 't ?'. 4 T P
'..!? beat ?. r Hi-*.- :' ft, 9 2 9 ': V. '. S
tmai t:.i pi m K ?- ?? 4 9 ?
?
' \FT\I\ TIMOTHY OOXOOBFE DEAD
Kewhurg N V Vie 19 Captain Timo? hv
Donoghue, formerly ??? famous oarsman ind skater
iiral for manv years t?:- acknowledged I- nlm?
! mar' ' ? -? ? rs for boat ? ?< in this country
and Eur- ipe ,': i ! ? i ? 1 ' 1 ? -i : \- t.. r? this morning from
rt dis? ? sixty first year H- wa -
' In Ir-la- r] ., : id ? ? me I i | He -. -? . d two
\.-.\t- In the ?'nloi trm) In tbe fit l War a* ip?
t ??? ? ?? -Tork "olui ?? --? nri i
was wounded by the bursting nf a ?hell lie i- ?? ??.
- ? ? daua lers .l-,? I -, r>*
the wi ki ?a n ?k lei u fl u ??? mai t ? ?ne of the
?
?
hi ID hF 1 III < RO?I FT <H \ |ff>fO\
Norwl h, ' '? ?.:. v ii "? Duryee :? ' led A|?gai
- ng - eh.'; m
j plonshlp of the slst?-enth Nations M urna
men I to the f'.rmer Rdgeworth Bird, of li.'il-l
rr.or?, defea C Butler ?f M '
? .-. ind i;.-.rr.- '? Strong ?' N'-?-l. loi
e..-. . ''? ?-?'..' ?am-- this morning foi th?
Van Wickle medal -: n
yiH^ I ?'.?!.-! \
w r. :.
','' II li Apgsr Tr? ? . ... S
Bdg? ....
N I. 11 ?hop. Nnrwlrl l
I- I? Bui ?r. Ml.l?llet'?s 2
K '? Butler v ? ?? .
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U. H. V ? ? ? ? n
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I II \sHl\i; r<>\ \RTI8T II I.
R " H ' - ? ' ? . rtrali palntei forty-gv?
years : who live? .?: Xo 1.2111 >:., .
ai ? l | ind itudlo In thU rlij. al
Thlrty-fotirth-sl and Madison-av? s i- ??.
1 I i?l? t to Bellevu? ? . nina i,y [>r
? '.-- ? of No :i> i: isi rhn tj f irth-si The
uni ? - it Mr. Hlnckley went to bin sa -?
pa tien I Bve day? ago, ?uttering fr.,m nervousnes?
du? to uirn.,rk Re treated him mtll lasi night,
when his condition > im? - bad thai he decided
thai he should go ?a ipli
'" Robinson ' ? ? . ,,..,.;..,,!
Mr H?ncale) tir-t. hu? decided thai the mat ? i*
:?? demented He * . then esamtn?J .- lu
l.umi-ird. who ha* charge of the alcoholl war.:
-1 idi - are Di Lumb?r?J i
?.:>? thr** th* artisi wa? *uffertng from .
ren king thai .,?? had not ??-? b?ren < li to diag?
nose hit i ? N? ver h< ' ?s, Mr Hlncklet was pul
? ? ' ? ?Ik ward i?r ' ii-.-i, -a! : ., ?a? sur
Mr II ? ? Innklni
TWO VIA ?RREHTEH FOR FORGERT.
i id? Iph ?. Penn au* ia Tw . of Pinki -
. ?? ? ? ???.?.? - ked up si Polire He id .
ters two mei - ? ulth fan; ght draft
for fi k? on ihe F:r*: Nat tonal Bank of i ta y s ville.
Washlngtoi intj Penn The men were record
? d as .l.ini?-- Hir.- i(< ? I .? !
K.'ik. ig? I Ihlrij years both ??' N? s V-R i
? > re th? rame* si
?i, ind V W ? *n.- Th- seed (?i
h.na :<? r forge? wa ? u ?? r>.-. . -i ^^. ? ?
ami the men *-r- rhargeJ with the rim? ? ?
cat h , * ' i' Miller, a director of ihe bank Th
detective* refused to din. us? tue arr-?i. Both men
?tr? unusual!) *'il arcastiX
GOLF AT LONG BRANCH.
opfsxnva of thk Norwood fiki.d
CLUB'S TOURNAMENT.
W a mWASl wins THF. MEDAL FOR THK SSST
GROM SililiK RK>l'I.TS >>F THK < "N
s. t.ATi.iv HATCHES
i.^ng Branch. N. J. Aug. iQ nspectal) undo* a
doll, threatening ?k\ that recal ad Um opening of
Ihe Shinn?-.0'k meting, thr? w..ks ago, the Nor?
wood Field ?'lull began It? annual golf tournament
here to-day. Although no ratn fell, the gtaaaapberc
?a i? m wturati i with, moisture that the link? ha
the ?.iriv part of the day wer- aoaked with ?rater,
and ih- patting green? were ?low and trick* in
consequence,
Th? .ours- la unique in a arajr, being laid oui ?ver
the prlv.it. lawns of the summer cottagers, and th
ehlef hagards to bi m-t with are th.- high, neatly
trimine.i box-hedge? *hnt separat? the various
grounds. Th!? arrangement give? to the course the
??,[. ir.-.nr- of a well-kepi BngHah park, tnaf a? far
as the possibilities of play ata concerned th- link?
womM i..> aptly described by ?id Tom' Monis'?
famous expression: "<;r?m'. but It's na' gasrf."
So many hedget are an unusual thing on count -
in thl? ronntry. and to negotiate th-m successfully
requires the most sccurate form. Thay proved ?
troublesome difficulty to mo?' of the contentants,
and .is a result th? scoring w,is rather high.
The day turned out disappointingly for the
Orcen? Committee, for of th? forty-flve entrlaa only
nineteen were on hand for the qualifying round.
Still, the preoem - of Stewart, Travis, Morton. Burr
and Fellows mail- the opening conte?'? well up to
ihe avcrag? of tournament ?nif
The throatenlng weather whs also r-sporsible for ,
a comparatively small gathering oi onlookers.
though during ti.e sfternoon the clubhouae piaana
waa weil mied with some of the prominent sum?
mer res.dent.? of ix>ng Branch and Norwood 1'irk
Among those present ?n?r? Mrs A. A. Watson. Mrs
'". A. Potts, Mis? Harper, Misa Clara Harper, Mis?
Buby Simmons, Mr? p, E. Henderson, Mr?. Kttie
Henderson, Mis- m-i\ McCall, Mr?, a. O Headlay,
Mrs H H Billings, Mrs W N V Hoffman and
Mrs il K Browning.
A- so few of the competitors were on hand, the
'. een? < ommlttee decided to change the schedule
originally mad- out. it waa at rtr?t intended that
the rirst sixteen making th?, highest .?.ore.? in the
qualifying round ?nould he eligible for th<- Nor?
wood i n;'. whil? the second slxl.i should meet
for the i onsol m in ' up, As there were only nine- i
teen contestants li was decided to allow the > -Ight
players defeated In th? tirs; round at hole pi?) to
)"i!: with the tr.r? unplaced men in the qualifying
round in the contest tor the consolation trophy. ,
The e>v>-n th''? constituted are to plaj a nit
round at match play, In order that tue he-t eight
may be ?elected to enter the match-play round? of
in.n-.?Lit.on tournament. A similar piar, was
adopted al Knollwood and Lakewood earlier in
th? season, .-o that th- committee had ample
precedent for It? si non The move was s ?fine one,
?-ring the . ir, umstances, as it insured more ,
ton -ting piaj .luring the progres? of tt,<- nieet- |
Inf.
. lewarl was the .entrai figure on the links to
i.i\ He made in? be?t uro-- score, receiving the i
gold medal offered for this onteai and displaying
a keenness and tlnish in hi? work that were, su
perlor to anything seen ?luring the day. His total
was M f"i tn? eignte.in moie?. nv? below the
previous imateur record ?.???i considerably below
iverage of the -ards returned b> most of th?.
players. Ii,s tall) follows
??it .IIMHIIMl
la. .:,.'?.', .i ii 4 ., 4 :? 4.1 M
Travis, the Oakland crack, finished on? below
Btowari si ;<; while Alexander Morton, or Ardsley,
waa third, si R Th? other player? who qua
for tn- Norwood Cup were n ?- pntpps, S M
?, B i. Swing, a McClave, C. 11 Murph\. I
K .te F Blmmona, R R Duycklnck, 1? L !
Bchwarts, N H Burr, i> W Taylor, C w O'Con?
nor, 1 ornell .- Pel wea, Jr and O W, Curtis
In the op-rung round h' match play O. \V. turtt?,
the 1 r*.-k local p lyer defeated Alexander Morton. !
of Ardsley, ?rt.: ng contest. At the end
of the ?e. md round the (??> men were tied, an.i
? ?sary to decide the winner.
In thl* <"urtis won bj reaching 'he green In thrue
ding tul ;:. rive, his opponent '.iKing six to
.; N B H irr, of Ardsley, who I? s
ipit.ii exponent ol ".Johnnie" Dunn's training.
? led in defeai 1 ?i Pel owes of the Morris
. Club, ?hile Stewart won from Kwing, ,t Nor- ,
?,?,.1 youngster ol about sixteen, (?> eight up and
to plai Allen, of the North Jersei ''..unrn
Club, proved ? surprise by rh<- cspltaJ wa) In
a. :. he disposed of Scbwarts, a well-known Lake
wood g,.lf-r To-morrow Allen 1? to meet Stewart
in th.- second round and If he tonttnuee his .-lever
work ol thl? afternoon II looks i*> though the, Eng
?xperi a ild be inviten Uuycklnck and
O'Connor wen bot I - 1 isful In their mal
while Btmmon* -. urn bed to Taylor no lesa
th.m four holes Travis a is the last to -Mer th?
round lie waa pitted against Phlpps, of
? - Morris County <K>lf Club, whom he ,i-fe.,r-,|
hsndll) This leaves 1 ml?, Burr Stewart, Allen.
Murphy. O'Connor Taylor and Travis to meet t,,
: n ? v ? ha second r
Following ar- m- ?cores of the ?Ixteen H.i\e,r?
a , ..i fled for thi
Ptrst N n '.
round.' nd.Tof
* 0 - > ? , (ht . 4T 4,'t '.?'
iUn.1 . iT *? ui
? --r ? .-? M - ? v 1 '- . . *? 44 ?2
v ? :... ta lu)
.- M. - intry Cl ib :,4 v.< loa
N I. Ku;n* Norwood,. .'?" .'?.". IOS
\ M ... S 1? .: . ,",j .'..". in:
?? 11 M ??: ? ? N'T? ,,-t . BS .',.? lo;
? , sin ?..?? . ;.? n loi
H 11 ' M Mown Field..... S7 il i"?
; ' L Srh wart I !.. ? . SI SO 111
N n ti irr vN- ... Ba *i 112
rht W. Tavlnr, ? . ..57 ?.; 113
i*. W. 1 ? ? 'tatet ' .. >:i .',4 119
i- ~. ? |g k?i: ?*? m n - >? SO .",? lin
,; W ? irtl?, \ i-v ? : ..... 84 BS. HT
? . ? for this troph)
1 re eligible foi ; are
F r-t -- : 1
?' ral
1 i\ ) . r, N ra !. B" ?il il?
N g . - M' ; iw . '*< SU lin
.1 r i ' : H2 S7 lin
The ?cores It the first round gt mat-n play for
? ... Vor? ?il t*t?p were as follows:
? -. ? . ?'. .-? . .. '? ited Ai-x
.in,1?.- M rl n 1 ':; ? ? .-.. N 11 Burr lefeated |
? ? Fel ?? ? ~ r :: ip and I to : lv; W .; >t?wait d?
;? -.,-.?.: ' - .?:?;, S. M Mien 4*
? , . ; - ?.,-?/.'' ; *' . ?> ? -, 1. ? ' ?I Murphy
? t:. 1: I' . ? ' '? plai 1 ' W
" >, 2 up: D W Tat ' -
? r Simmon?, 4 up and .'( * p?a; w 1
- ? :)i i- r i| ; 1 B ip and .1
'iniv four of the players ' the nine-h ?le q
g 1 ? ? -ii ?! their
mm ?? The remaining nteatants will [.iny "ff
t..-m'rr >.\ forenoon. Here an thi scor.'S turned In
F K Itetttlereen . .v.- S a Dike . SO
I \\ . . -?'?.;??.- .4M
? ??
>l//o/,'.s LOSE TO VETERAXA IT CRICKET
v rl gel ?-.im of the steamahlp Campania '
. the Manhattan Veterans yesterday st Pros?
pect Park, and ihey put up ? --? I game,
were lefeated by S runa 1 Hodgson batted in
ex - ? ? for ? ? sailors for 1 ?.1 innings
.-. hile J ;i bV r -' nl .red V, for
tin- Manhattan, and W, B. W hart?n and W, Fei
wirk il?o did good work The score:
MAMIATTA> VKTERAXS S 8 1 IMPAXIA
w M W han ? W. 1 an. Il b t * -r
|itrlg??n IB A. I?. I li 11
A ?I !"?>,? r : ' 1 ? : .
H. Mai llndgaoi a J. Ilmlgi
Fowler...
? 1 ? .; . ? Mart ii
ilrh. b II 'V. irth 14 1 1; n? : 1, n b W
D IV Howari PI ?>
I li 1 ? ? ? ? w , ??
' . ? - - h I?- -i p H >? : ' W la
I Mullir-ama ..1 p I net in ! b
HT, Mull? Wi oda
* I Plet ??, I '.>
v' . Mulllneui. i 11 MrlMnald .. Tatter
M ' ? : .1
'??.?- OiRyea .
J. Veo. not oui 1. \' ?le?.' .'
By? :.
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AX BXIIIBITION MATCH AT BRBORN POINT
M l< ' ol b the New-Jersey Athletic Club's clover
, ? of the batting honors with, the
greategt ease in the exhibition match contested h)
- ram< ? ele en of his organlxatlon snd th?
' ? gel Club eleven restent?) ifternoon
' Kcw-Jersej ovil at Beigen Point. He .-ir
ii-d his hat for .4 run- t, >t oui onl) live taille?
shorl of the total re gathered bj Ihe vtaitora
ailed P c Calder In howling, rapturing
l!-.. of the K< n'a ?. keU The Jeraeylte?
made th.-ir inning \|ei.i them H 1 ins their winning
margin ? .. .ore Rear 1 C ' . "?,
Kew-Jersei \ I'., M
?
PI l.V?J I?.4.YI /I' Tl Rl Rfi ORO I SIT.E.
K - five repn set t.itlvi : piano firm- ?
assen bled Ma hattao Beai '1 Hotel \ sa
lerda] morning for the purpose of organising s
.11 a constitution was frame,!
Htid by-lawi adopted, and the r-.ew a ?social Ion was
ehrlatened ihe National Plano Manufacturers'
Association of America The following officer?
wen elected Henry P Miller, of the 1! F Millet
g Bon I lano < impanj f l'.,.?t"ii president; A H
! - ? - .,f .1 ?> ' Pis 1er of New-York, flrat vice
president Handel Pond ol Ivers .'. Pond of Boa
presid? nt 1 leorge P H- nt. of Chl
1 go treasurer; K'.ierr c Rammerer, of ii?-,,r?r,
Bteek f. .',,. of Neu Tork ?ecretary; Executive
Committee Nathan Stetson Louis P Bach ind
it v Wldenmann, of N-w York; Oeorge P Ulak
of Boston Tii-i'1-re i: i.:,w. of Worcester, and
P I' St left of Balllm n The m.ing was fol?
low-,' ',,. ? dinner and 1 later returned to
th- cli) '.n 1 spt Hal train h ? neal mi etlng
* ?held in Boston In Jnri.-. Il S
?
// I \',7 /1 HIMSELF "\ 1 111:! I K( I/'/ .
Joseph 1 ? five 1 ears old a German
i.ar- ,,! no home and had been out ?f
work for ?orne time, committed sul id? yesterda)
morning bj hanging himself tn tlu second -tor?
'nr of V ? ,? \ t'p
ign Luke? h id 1.n 1 I'.n '?
i whj K--P- ? ?aloon a? thi aii
dr.-? km. >n Bui Poapisil failed, and the Herman
wa* thrown OUI of a pla. <? He was unable to
aacur? another, .u.d kacama despondent
Harper's Magazine
FOR SEPTEMBER NOW READY
GEORGE DU MAURIER. By henry james
1 lis la .1 view of the artist andwriter a;he appeared to an
intimate friend and fellow-, raftsman, and is important
tt t:i interpretation as well as exceedingly interesting.
A TWENTIETH-CENTURY THE BEGINNINGS OF THE
PROSPECT AMERICAN NAVY
By Capt. A. T. MAHAN, U.S.N. By JAMES BARNES
A significant forecast of the part Thi* historical sketch is richly il
'.r United States mw-t be prepared hstrafrd from old and verv rare prints
to take in future conflicts. in the possession of the author.
A GOODLY ARRAY OF FICTION.
SERIALS: The Great Stone of Sardis, bv FRANK P. STOCKTON. The
Kentucki-.tu, . JOHN FOX, Jr.-SHORT STORIES : Th* Great Me??Iiciri*-Horse,
w Itten and illustrated by Frederic Remington. The Lost Ball, bv W. G.
VAN T. SUTWEN, Illustrated fcrjrW. H. HYDE. The Look in a Man'i Face, bv
M.URQI HART, illustrated by GUSTAVE VERBEEK. Without Incutnbrince, by
i ;\t RSON Gil EORD TfYl.oR. Her Mijeaty, by MARION MANVILU POPE.
The Various Temoers of GraadmotlicT Gregg, bv Pi TH MC?NERY STUART.
IN THE CYC LI SO WORLD.
READT POR THK BTARBUCK-MICHABL
RACE
BOTH R1D9EBJ AND TtlHIR PACEMAKERS HARD
AT STORK AT TUF. MANHATTAM i;FA?1l
TRACK EVANS, THR ROAD RIDER BftBAU
ANOTHER RECORD BETWEEN THIS CTTf
AND PHILADELPHIA THE FLORAL
PETS AT BARATOOA SOTES
AM? COMMENT!
Antonio W. Evan's, of New-Brunswick, N. .1.. a
member of the Sew-York Athletic Club, inwr.'l
th.- New-York-Philadelphia road record y?rat?rrdny
by four hoir? snd thirty-one minutes, lie left the
Cltjt ?(nit at i.V. o'?-lo<-k yesterday morning, an<i
arriv.-'i .?t tii<- ?'itj Hail in th- Quaker City at
11:3.1 n. m. After s r?-st of Uve minutes he started
on the Journey horn?-, irriv.r.i? nt th?- New-York
City Hall ?' ? ? P m last evening. Th?- time for
th** tri;-. ?..: 'i is over two hundred mil?*, ?as M
ho'ir-i snd K mlnutM, The time was t.ik. n in
Philadelphia by Oeorje Korr. --t. a prominent mem?
ber of the entury Road Club of Am??rt-a. of tha?
city. Forrest ;""k the tr.r.ii for New-York, ar.-l
was on h.in.l to m?---t Evans wh?n he returned
Th?? best previous i cepte I record waa is hours
ana M minutes, held oj Albert Peltsel, of th?.
Yorkvin?. Wheelmen, of this Itj raster time
thiin that has been made, however, hut th?- <vn
:-ir\ Road Club, which, assume* control of roa.l
TH.lnK rWused to accept it Evans was pao*d
throujthout by John Ferry anil Joseph Gabriel, uf
th?- Brun?wi-k Cycle Club, on a taniiem and he
? ? !??'! In tiring -K-rr. out He would no doubt
have mail- faster tim?- lia,i it not been neceas -
-.. ?rail :' - the pacemakera ti rest il? waa - ?
1, :,>??'. bj -i punctured tire at Mrist-)i T!ie r>- ?
onl Is all the mor?- remarkable wh.-n it In taken
li to ? - lion that the roads were generally In
i bad from the recenl ram--. Evans rode
, a hi ? w< 9 ? i twenty-seven pounds, ?t-.?r?-,l t.,
one h indred His I -. he s u onslsted of
aand? ? -? fer sic and milk. In Philadelphia
a milk punch answered for hi? luncheon. I.jst
week he m ide neu figure* f - the American tw-Ti
ty-four-houi.>rd ai twelve-hour record,
and in Saturda) las) i the American
. ? ?? ?? road r- ira and l minute.
He also holds severs) New-Jerse) State ri
When nol engaged In record-breaking K\.ir,s
Tr.- ? on thi read for a well-known arallpaper
H- leaves town In a dsy or two for an
extended Southern trl?> In the Interests <,t hi*, rirm
The plucky rider ?tarte r j home In New
Brunswick last i ght >"?? a th at th? New
y..rk Al - ouae
("nusual nteresi - manifested ir i est be.
tween "Jimmy" Micha? the diminutive Welshman,
ind .1 K:.ink Starbuck, the aturdj Yankee, and
the pi ' ties are that the Manhattan Beach
tra. k ?rill be taxed to Its utmost rapacity to?
morrow aftarnoon, when th?-?e two m^n ar?- ached
? : to rs ?? for champlonahlp honors. Heretofore
th? Welshman has l.-e-, r-sar-!-.! as w-llnlgh ln
vlnclbla at the mi'l.ll- distances, but, now that
Starbuck I is gone through a careful preparation,
many believe es wer ' - champion"*
?lor? h fact the defeat ?uatalned by Starbuck
tt th? hands - M ist year was due largely
to Inferior pao-making Btarbuck .'?"I io content
himself wit'i men who w. r- not fu millar with the
game. Both contestants are at the Manhattan
j . ii track no? and ire putting on the finishing
i.ilng Every aftei
dreds loumey there to wl. the preliminary
... ? Judgii .: fron I -? mm? nts h< ird, Btar?
buck la rapldl} ?rowine In public favor. Am?jng
?cemakcr* engaged to earn ? ntestant?
? ire McDuffee Titus, Wells, Callaban, New
house Chapman Crooks Stbley, Mayer, Hicks,
Huffsteller Henshaw Hedstrom. iv k-r. VUlson,
Hammond M- Uiln, Caldw? I M in tt Aker Na
gel Fiadtield, VVlrtg, Hesse, Glorieux, .lohnnon.
Blau? H M lixell and Booi e br< I r?
There will he two amateur r., es and ?
,,;,,.,-. for thi ?Ixty-four pacemakers preceding th ?
attra tlon of the ift? n ? ?
At ihe Waverl) Park track on Saturday, A?:i-r?-'
.. \- nta Wh--lm-n will run two profea
? and lour amateur ra -es, in addition to H
? ?i.-, New-Jersey clubs. In th? ama?
teur line a mile race for thi champlonahlp of Bases
? . be ' ii" of the f? al irea ol thi mi ??' *
indlcap. h mil? open, a two-mlie handicap,
tandem also s mile open and a mil? li.in-l-.--ar for
, ,? impli te the ? ard F tur prises ar
? in ea? t, of tl,'- profeeslon il ra ?es, si
hmateiir prises ,,r.- of the usua high-grade valu-.
;.-,.. n Sa r la) with C. II Ilmlil, B \ It
Sen irk. N J.
Next I ? '? men's dsy with ;!?,?? Centuri
Wheelmen ? ? the club run will be to Chatham.
N. -I ", the Invitatl i ' M T Nesbitt, one ,f
? members, .- io has invit<-d the .n-mi-^r? and
their fi rm al that place,
The part; will atari from the clubhouse N
W.-s- < ? ?-? ? ? , m . in tim?- to tak? the
for Ne* ?i 'entr i Railroad
of New-Jersej T-i. who cannol reach the club
? i the l.:l??rt> --t. f.-rry.
Active prepara! i - . for th.- an?
nual floral :???" ?. ? eld at S ira tog ?
? r T The promoters ar? ,-. ?
that the parade this year wll u? the t>< st ever seen
there. Cyclist? will take an .? five part In the
demonstration ?? .1 Cook, of the Harlem W ??
men. will have charge of the New-York clubs aril
Captain W I* Garcia of th? Brooklyn Bicvcl?
ciub, will 1,,,-k ifter ?'?- lube from thai r-lt?
Handsome prises srl be T-r.-.i Th.- committee
In charge lias invited President McKinley an-1 ?x
I'r. sld? nt H | : -. ?
. .Th- ting atest this yew of the \
- CI lbs of ti< sr-York will be held
on the Cedar Orovs ll.il. N J. The hill is ,>n th?
Pompton turnpike and the foot of the hill la al the
Cedar iirov? ? nol the N sr-York -m.l Hreen
?.l ?Lake Railwa? Th? entran?*? f-. s (,,r single
wlieel* 9111 be f. and f-.r tandems VI l-:rtri-s rlose
With Edward Oerbereux, No. M3 Boulevard, it)
New-York is mor- than Ilk? . to ire a str.aii
National n.- ? ?? of i-s own ?>?. September 4 and t,
when the ..juin dub Wheelmen of America hold
their t?a National i Ireull meet .it th? M
hattan Beach tra k a- it the r-i-.-nt National
m-??-, wh-- tn.-n ar- exp? l .1 from out of town, an.t
airead? blcycl bs within ne hundred mile? of
Ne? iork are preparing lor thr.?lav run* to th?
me? t Th? \.; in) Ble) le Club will hol'l a run on
Beptembei 4 to New-York City, ?nul will si.,\ ,,v,.r
the 3th and ?it 11 m order to see the big ?juin t-.',??!
handicap, which tak-s pla?*e on Lat?r i>a\ The
rycllnn luba of Pntlad<Mphla are also ??ompletlng
...ratiL-, men! ' ?r the sam?- |> iri-.i--,.. anij altogether
New-York promises t.. be ful of visiting wheel?
men "n th- mr-- days In question,
New-J?Nrse) arh?-elmen have do? i good was of
reaching Bath Beach and ?'?n.-\ [aland without
makings roundabout tour through New-York Cttw.
The ferrj from Bergen Pi Ini Is <-i-??\ reached
then a short r?r: s roas Statsn Island to Rons
bank ind a fern to F rt Flamin m lands th.-m with?
in a r-w yarda of the One macadam rnada ie?inn
north and raal *
Cyclists desiring to '"In the lasagne of Am.-n-.m
Wheelmen mav obtain full print-.i Infonnatioa and
membership Mirk- !.. sending names and aal.
drees? ?,?:.??? tin? Editor, Th.- Tribune
?
LOWERED A WORLD'S WHEEL RECORD.
i. ?don, Aug I?.?A? the Crjratal Palace to-dns
Platts-Betts, the cyclist, with s flMmt st,,rf em
? ???i -? mile In 1-17.1 ? beating M.-initn. k w?r-,i
r?--iir.l
i RECORD l\ STRAH?Bl i:\II. BILLIARDS,
Hugo Kerkau of Oermany, .?i.u Edward M
I^ughlln of Pennsylvania, played th- fourth in
Ih'lr serlea f ~'x ?xamea at atrakght-rall Mlliarda
I ' : ? Wl lard rooms KarkauUcored
Miiolnts. making a total for four nights' play of
?"'." , HI? hla it run waa ii" and hla ?i-thk?'
-'? ' M ? ?ugh.ln r..n up \.y.s |.,,ints. ?making -?
otal of tjOnn for thi fo ir nights lita averaga was
-??' ii Hi-- higheai run whs sjg Mints, ?hick ia
.?I'l to be a re.-uiJ for straight-rail billiards,
Dirntits.
tjaaasasajaaag*e?aaaaaaa?aBa?aa^
> Babncc of our
Crash Bicycle Pants
90c.
I A. 6. Spalding & Bros, Spalding.Bidwell Co. \
# IOC .in V ,.,,.. C. Hi Jl fa U- 10 4 c. 1
I IM-180 Nassau St i".?. II, fa W 421 St
pVMks?sas*aaans???s?s?s?xaxasasaxasaaj^
i
A BATTLE OF THK l'IT( HERS
NEW-YORK CAME OCT AHEAD IN ?riTB
OF CLARK'S BFTORTI
u>L*iavruJC failed to ?core-tibbxam t^R;B
M" RraPOXglBU! F'iR THE HOktB
TK\M I VICTOBY
The game of hn?eba:i yesterday a* the Pots
Ground? waa largely a pitcher? battle, ir. which
l.orh Meek'.r. and ''lark did superb work "Dad"
? ": irk. the Louisville pitr-her. wa? recently trade.*,
to the i.oul.?viiie team for th? outfielder. McCreerjr.
It was not Clark's fault that the home playera
wer? not shut out. Tlernsn, the old-tlm? favorite.
was p?a e,i in -he .?ft riel i. ?-vi he ?-i? responsible
for the .lefeat of the Ken i n k) force? !- the fifth
ir.nlng Tlernan made a, two-base hi' ?vid riok
thir.l on a muff t,y Dolan, scoring on Meek
flv out to Xanre In the right fleld. Onl} threi
were male off M?k-,- and neither p''' "0r gava i
-? on balls The i'iark famiiv wa? pretty ???:!
represented, is the s ore si owa
BBW-TOBK. PHILADRUWI
ih r Ibpo ? ? ah r lb pi ? ?
v H -r n. rf.? i> l . lark. If 4 a ; ; ? o
M ' raer*. rf.4 0 0 I 1 0 Staffnrl ?? 4 " ?? 2 I :
J ??. lb. 4 -. i 2 ? " A'agn? ' i a i s ?> .?
. ? ?? 4 ?? I 1 .'I I n r!.n 1- D >. .. In 1 .>
Sleaaon. Sb..S ? 1 1 1 e N'anr? rf. 3 0 <> 2 I 0
Tientan If...4 1 I 1 0 1 I . 1 < ?> 1 : |
if- 1 8 0 It 1 - ? ? .? .- | .1 . I I?
A'arner i ?in: i o - - .1 ft ? s ?> o
\l ? - p I n 1 I 4 " '.. '? | . n 1 " 0
-?! ?stef 1 .10 0 0 0
Totals ...SI I i'.?TII 2 -
Tots ? M I | 24 ? ?
?Battad for w B. Clarli la alt
N??- Torh. o I a ft I S n n ??1
?. . n o.i ii .i vi
Two baa? hit?Tiernas -? ra bean Vjn Beltm
\\H?-r.?r Double plaj Kane? sr! W rde? Kir?- i-??? nm
--? ra \'e? V ,rk. 2. l>oul?vil>, 1. -?-. , H Bv
M-- - 7. by \v. n. riark l W : i? Meektn l>ft
:-. baaea Hew V r'*.. S; \, - ?, T s?e 2 08 T'm
i rea t nal - as : M Dona ?:
-?
ST. LOT'IS EASY FOR BROOKLYN
THF 1MPIRR BQt'AL To ~. !1R BafER IBBCY ?'HE?
tue visitors tbibd to maks tbocbu
The St. Louis Brown? w~re not In II at an* ?rage
of the game a th the Brooklyn team yesterday.
Grady, Hartman and Croas tried to And fault with
the umpire's work which wasgood All threew?re
Rued in the fifth Inning Carpenter tacked an
extra PB on to Qrady ind removed him frim the
game The -
BROOKLTN BT I> ?' [fl
ab r lti pi a ? abrlhpia?
rones, rf. .". '. n i o >. : ..- ..? i ?? i i ft o
ilriffln rt . ...". 2 -1 ?? " " ? t ?a ?? 1 ?' 1 1 ? I
. lb .".ill 0 0 Ha tman lb 1**1)1
u :--- n. if 14 4 2 ?> 0 trady, lb 2 a " ?> <> 1
A. Smith lb 3 S :tii a i '-!;-;??< lb 2 " ? B l ft
Rhooh, 21, . .'- 1 I 2 3 0 Turner rf * 2 2 I S S
Burrell ?? .. 4 o 1 IAO Ulli) if 12 2 3" ')
'lahei p.. 4 -i 1 " 1 " li irley I 4 l 1 <? o o
- t i " n 7 ?> Ha man, 2t 4 ?? i 2 I 1
-1 HrtTt. p 4 .i s o
Total? . M ISIS 27 II I -
T tal? . *4 I * 24 U 4
Brooklyn . I 2 I ? 8 2 ?> <? x If
? i, . ? .... .......o s a a o ? o ? s *
B,--.. | runs -:-:,- :, r m basa n
rrora?Hnmklyi * Si '?* ? - I ?- '' n ba?e tt.
\, . ^ 4 !'.. ? Off Fl?ner. S 4T H irt 2.
sin ? nul B) V ?her 2 ii m? run H?r>' T*r*?
...??-;., n nan. Orlfl v - ? T? ??
ha?? In's \- jeri ? '." v ?? ? M rlf.,# ht' Rurr?ll.
: iva Hi" ? ? ??? ai ' ilrad] Ha Murphy
? i . - ? ? | a. Si \ Imita
iuna?alatedi Stolen ? ?- ?i ?- ? Si ?'? Turwee.
l'mplr? i Tira? of game i t:. Attendance?
: .'
?
THF i:iv''RI-=
,-.., tv ,n i.... r - ,-i,,h?. ?r - ixwt.P.?
Boat -, ....dt ^1 a?4 Plltaburg _ 4.1 R| 4M
llaltlm^re . . ^.1 :tl ?>T" Loulavlll? .1.1 ."W 4.14
? ? ... .'ii .12 IBS I ..... 42 "-T 124
V-n Tork .. M M BIT Bt nklyn .W 5T 4??t
riervland. SI 44 .VIT ?^>Hr;. n ... c? '? -IM
iTiirag .ta si ?asm i, <n?. pj :.i ?:??
-? - -
in ..<Ti >X. M; PITTSBl'RtJ :
B -? -n. AUg II -Bost - ' . ' 1 ^ee
/ ratio of M to I 1 i? game with Ptttsburg.
Nichols was .ilni--- '*???*
wa?- perfect Hawlej ? ,- hit fr..m th? ?tari ,ind
his s .;>;??,r: was , or. s ,.r.
. 1 l> H 2 4 ?? 2 4 v w |t t
p itab irg .1 .> 1 . I S S
i-, reriea Vich?la and Rente? Haa ? " ?- : and
M rr ??
e
i-I.i:\KI.AM? ?; BALTIMORE \
Baltimore, Aug H Cleveland to-dai tn ited RaL
timoro t.. ?t- flrat shut-oul -f the ??gaoti It waa a
well-played game, and bul for (a 1 ?tir ei ora
. pan of the h< 'ii- ?? n ? '?? would
have tallied Thli was Amule? maiden league
game both he .im,1 To p> ttng ar-it ?p'?.|
and control. Attei ? ? ? ' S "re
R II B
. 000 0 a i> o o .i .. s j
o o o 1 . 2 o -i so
\ ? . . .-* ?-.-1 Zimii?r.
-^ -
.'INi'lNNATI. 4. PHILADELPHIA, J.
Philadelphia, Aug M The Phtlhva .-onfini?ed
their toboggsn sel t,i-,ia>-. losing mainly r>e<-?.i??
the visitor? flelded In snappier fashion and hit more
opportunely Score
r h r.
iln.tnna" . .. ft 2 .. ft I t ft .1 4 ? 1
? phla 9 o 11 2 I .> o S S 1
Batterie? RI 1 ??? ''"t Pelt? OrtJi ,.r ! MrfartandL
e
CHICAGO, It: WASHINOTON, 4
Washington, x .?? : ? OrHBth h.i.i the SettgtOrS
at hi? mercy to-day. King, on th- contrary, ?n
f.iirlv eaar. Thi? waa nol ? food day lar 'he
Senator? In the Held, a nutnUr of ssrlius ?rrirs
'- ng made a*, critical tun.?. Atl ? lance, ?ov
s ora
\s .?? ngtoa . ion 10001 ) 4 ? a
Chicago 1 a a 1 a r. - ?? .. i- ti i
Batterie? Kin? ??-. 1 Kmt, : flrlffrth ind Do? I ?*
?
OTHER OAMES rCflTERDAT
Al Sprlngtlel.l- Spntigtl-I'l. I; I'r >\ taleek <?. 1
A* Toroi to Ptret game Buffalo, 4; Toronto. 1
Second game: Toronto. ?, Huffalo. ft
Al Bcranton Bcranton, : WUkesharre 1.
At Lancaster Lancaster I Newark. 1
At Pateraoa Pint K?me Pateresx?, I Athlettegi
4 Second name Peterson, 4 Athlettca, 2.
At Rea.ling Beading, 10; Norfolk. ?
At Hartford?Hartford, j BJrhmoad, 3.
-? \
ORANOI A r \ ri 8TATBN isi..vxn.
The Orang- Athletic Club will h4V.? for opponents
M S.iturda\ 'hi- Strong State? l?l.n I I'rl.-ket und
Bass?ball >'iui> it win i?- re?geaabered that th?
lalamlers gavt Orange Ike hr?t ilr?feat of the year
In the tlr?t gam- of a aerlea The follower? of the
iir.ni?.' 1. im ir- ?wire of thu fact that their
team ira* not In ihe t??t of i-onditiwn on that day,
an.I think that It will !>e ??>le to give a ?letter ao
rounl of lt.?i-lf in thi? game
-4>
ELECTION AT THE CtVOf f I UP.
1 'I., \ ton, N I . Aug. 19 At the general meeting
of the Anii-i'.i- m CaaSM A??o<-ii lion lo-.lij. Krank
I. I'unni-ll. of tin- Itrniiki>n I'luh. *i.i ele.-teil fagaa.
rtio.loie .1?aseydl I Murru. of I'lilla.l.- phla having
ile.-ilneil. an.1 1' \' S.-huyler. of the Arlington Ctttb,
?-.r-tar?-. and treasurer Th- magasine "Rei-reA
tion ' waa made the uffli.i! organ of ine aanocUv*
lion.

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