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J ' ' ' " THE SUN. TUESDAY, JULY 10, l8i V Iff
BRITANNIA DRIFTS HOME.
jjnr rxotiBn cvTTKit CATonxa ihk
rialLAtIT XH A CALM
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' ,4 the. Amerleasi Centrebaarder la A(u
tetrn, Betas 11 Mlantes aad S Heeoad
.latent of the lr1ace of IVeile' Cnttcr
A Moat Vaaallaftietarj Contcat aatf Onlr
Half lh Conraa Covered-Vader tha
Jtulee of Amerleem Yacht RacUc tha
Match Would Have to n Settled Over
I'ha Ten.reiter Dakotah In a CollUloa
aad Wthdntwa fr-om Her naw-Thi
Tlsllaat and llrttaanla TVIII Meet To-day,
1 Glaboow. Julr a-To Amtrlean onlookers
hMC to-dr. If It mar be dignified bx that
name, htwn tha eentreoarder Vigilant and
Ua entttr Rrltannla lor a prlte ot 75 sue
Belted on of tha olrMathlonetl flukaa orer tha
old Intlda coursa ot tha New York Yaoht Club.
Under the rulee ot American yacht racing tha
unaatlsfaetory match would hare haon sailed
oTtrscaln. Itwaa decided In tha Britannia's
faTor. howsvsr, In accordance with Clrde res
utatloni. and attar tha yaehta had eovtrtd
jtiat oae-halt ot the couria. In match ra. ei la
America there la a time limit In which racers
rauit ooTar tha entire tourtt, othorwlia tha
rate Is rssslled.
The course to-day was tha sama aa that OTar
Which tha Vigilant end Britannia aallad on
flaturday for tha Queen'a Cup, from a mark
boat off the club home at nunter'a Quay to
and around a mark bontoftSkalmorlla. thence
to and around a matk boat oft Aseoc. thenca
to and around a mark boat oft Kllereggao. and
from there back to tha atartlns point: to b
sailed oter twice, wind permitting;! total dla
tanes, fifty miles.
Tha start was under a murkr skr, with a
light southerly wind. There wera Tatter
arowdsaQoat and aehora than on Baturday.
When tha preparatory sun waa fired tha Vigi
lant had tha better poaitlon, and Capt. Haft
held on to It The yaehta carried, beitdes their
Kalnsalta, clubtopaalta, foreeUysalls, and jibs.
The Vigilant bad her Jlbtopsatl up In stops.
Her elabtopsall seemed loftier than thelBrltan
Bla'a. When the starting gran flashed the yaohts
headed for the line on the port tack, with the
Vigilant to windward and slightly in the lead.
Just before crossing, the Vigilant went about,
forcing the Britannia around, and both yaehta
Bllded on the starboard tack ovtrtoward Clock
Point. The Vigilant bad the Briton on the lea
bow. In crossing, the Vigilant was officially
timed at 10:30:30. jnst twenty seconds atter
run fire, and the Britannia at 10:30:2.1. In the
manoeuvring for the atart'and throughout tha
inconclusive, oonteat the Yankee yacht's crew,
howed i hat they were eaualtothe Brltannla'a
' aelected tare In seamanship. The Vigilant
broke out her jtbtopsall after crossing the line,
but It apparently headed her off and she low
ered It
Under the Cloak ehore, when the yachts
Wsnt about on the port tack, the Britannia
poked her bowsprit Into the Yankee's weather.
The advantage was only momentary. Tha
Vigilant eased sheets a bit and reached ahead.
The Britannia lost the wind at this point and
made a short board In-ehore. The Vigilant
alio went on the atarboard tack, and the
duellists began punching and luffing for wind
ward advantage. The result was that tha
Vigilant gained somewhat. The Britannia
finally broke tacks with her rival.
In mid-channel the wind freshened some, and
for the flrrt time the yaohts heeled. Ther sent
up jlbtopsalls aa they headed on the starboard
tack for Bkelmorlle mark. It waa remarked
that In the frequent tasking the Vigilant waa
slower In stays, but the dlfTerenoe was not an
perceptible aa In preceding races. The wind
fellas the yachts put about to fetch rikelrnor
lie, and their lofty mania assumed the perpen
dicular. Tney failed to fetch the mark, and
went on th other taok. Ae they bore down
fnrthe mark, on the starboard tact, the Britan
nia seemed to be nearly two minutes astern.
The imaat Hkelmorll wat:
Vlxllni ... . . i:-M:l"
Britannia . . ...... , 12 1&IJ4
Itwae a dote reach to Asrog. across the
ehunnel. The Britannia' watnrwlo skip,
per stood to the southward, HVIdentlyscentlnc
nn Inrrraied breeze from that direction and
wMiInc to reap the firm benefit of It The
juilicmmt ot the llrltiah skipper wae good; lie
overlook the vigilant, which had leen be-cnlra-d.
and rounded tlie mark bust off Ascoz
ae follows:
XrliemiU .... , t 13.31
V (Mini .. . .1:17 11
The difference In time signified nothing to
the experts Both yuofita est balloon jlbtoi.
aall'i well farwtrd. so ae to catch the expeated
breeze from the soulhwtst. It came from that
aunrter. and the Vigilant, feeling its Influence
ret. ran up and parted the llrftannla. which
went under the utern of th Yankee and to
wlmlwa'd ol her. the breeze freshened slight
ly, and the yachts worked up Inellen ehore with
spinnaker boom to port ready to aet the
voluminous oanvaa If a shift of lnd warranted
It The Britannia drew ahead again, and the
igllant rmened In her wake, apparently to
tak erwind. ....
Then Organ the uaual unoertaln-weitther
shilting of satin. The MslUnt changed her
head rail three tlrae without good reeults.
i At '2:'M o'clock the Britannia gybed to port
nodes er spinnaker to tarLoard. TheMsi
Itct followed suit. I'll wind died away com
pie elf. and the light, billowy sails of botli
yaehta imgan flapping 1 hen a light air name
outof the went. The csntreboarder sot t flrt
anil closed up slightly on tbe cutter. The
Britannia experimented with her sptnnawer
ami diuw further ahead.
The progress to Kllcregg.in was dlt
cournglngly liw Interest In the race had
lagged, ae eerybody saw ihtt lurk was the
ehirf element in II. At:i:luo'elock the Vigilant,
which had sut her spinnaker t.. strboard.
l pped pat tha Britannia, which ha I got In
the doldrums In a calm stretk. The centre
boarder wm about itaj yard ahead just be
fore rounding hllcreggan mark. It was un
usually hot and motst Capt. Hank Half, who
Im.I tlm wlierlof the iankee boa', had I la coat
nffanil tiia slilrt Ub rolled up. it was per
spiling work for him and his nimble men.
Main b oms were frequently changed from
port to sla board and bark, ami there waa
much experimenting with light-weather sail.
A In all nuky racee.lt was much labor and
llitleaport Kvery puff of wind wa eagoity
sought' . .
At Kllcresgin the Vigilant treated the spec
tators t the ame kind of an exhibition that
p zzled hvr a'linireieln onwuf her unfinished
rate with Ihe Valkyrie. She lt steersge
war, and drlltrd around with her stern to the
light air. There she hung until tbe llrltansla
lnKif.l her, rounded tbn mark, and hogan
drifting home. Aa a drifter she showed hereelf
much euperl'.r to the Vigilant The tine at
the hllcreggan mark wa:
Bm.no.... 1-?2'i5
I illut e4li 10
I The ilritannla finished at & 31:03 and the
Vigilant at 6.-:i:40. or 0 minutes and 35 sec
ond later The vigilant was beaten by 11
mlnutu and ti aecond corrected tlm. as she
allows the Ilritannla 1 mlnuta and 'M sseonds
oyer a twnty-flTe-mlle course, lbs ebsers
at the finish for both yacht were merely per
tunrtorr. a the taou was not of tbs kind to stir
lliltlhblood. , , ,
in :be race for ten-raters the Dakotah col
lided with tbe boula. Both yachts lot tlilr
bowprit. and the Dakotah withdrew from
thora a. No ane was injured on either bost.
'J he Vigilant and Britannia will meet again
to-morrour urer the same eoune for the Llrde
Corinthian t'up. valued at too. Both yachts
have been entereii in Ihe Boral Uunster re-g-tia
whlen will leaalled on July VJ. and alio
In tba regatta of ihe Itoyal Cork Yacht Club.
!to L salleJ on July '.'4 aad "15.
Aaolhrr Katie. Yaeht fur Lord Ouuravca.
(inuA. July O.i-Lord Uunrayen has or
i!ered. through iJeslguer Q. I- Watson, Ihe
roottructloa ot ano her racing yacht It is
understood that she will be built upon lines
almost identlial with those of the Valkyrie.
'1 lie work ot raUlug the VaUyrie will begin
to-morrow.
The Houseboat Culaiaa Sink.
?Urre Lorlllard'a atsam houseboat C'almsn.
which was full described recently In 'Jus
bu. was sunk at her anchorage In Oraressnd
Lay on tisturday lu a rather remarkable man
ner. The water in Gravesend Bay la rery
shallow, and ther area number of ssnd bars
In It. As the lids wsnt out the Caiman floated
over one of these, and later ssttled on the
fluke other anchor, whlei store a big hole In
her bottom, bbe Oiled and sank. The ( hep
man Wrecking Company asnt a beat with a
dltsr to examine the sunksn boat and found
th author lt in the Caiman bottom. After
Ihe anch r had I en remOTed two pumps were
put onboard and the caiman was cle.red of
water on bunday afternoon. ,
The hole was patched uo temporarily and
the team lighter and derrick Hustler towed
her to .term's sbiprard.btaten Island, where
rhe was haulsd ou on ths dry dock for repairs.
Her bull aas only slight r dsmaged but there
will pa nslJsiable less eaberCttlscsand
Ulterior decoration.
TALK ATHLBTKB J.V TJtAUtllfB.
Me'rgaa, tToodhatl, Cady, Hatch, aad Brewa
Uotasi Qood Work.
Loxdox. JulyO.-Owlngto the excsislre heat
et the past fsw days the Yale athletes hare
otdone ranch work. Hut to-day the weather
Improved, and Korean and Woodhull, the die
tanee runners, did some hard training at Ox
ford, a N Jackson gave a dinner to the Yale
men at Hertford College Hall on Saturday
night The trophy for which the Oxford and
Yale teams will compete Is a sitter shlsldlwlth
an oak background, upon which the arms ot
belli unlTersltlss, the date ot the match, and a
spice tor the result are Inscrtbsd.
Ths Yale men attended ssrvlee at N'w Col
lege chapel on Sunday. To-day's work shows
aa Improvement lu all the men. Cady and
Hatch did their tint time work aver the hur
dles, and sxcstlsd the records made by them
In America. Oady'a bstt high Jump was 5 last
II Inches. Brown Is dally beating hla own shot
put, clearing 4'J test. Th weather Is much
coo er, and the Y'ale men expect to Indulge In
regular practice from bow on.
77A IIH.IXU CI III VI T Vl'KM.
A Free llay at Snalnarr hoi the Hport Itm
Very Poor,
BAntNaw, July a -The Orand Circuit of 18H4
began here to-day at Union l'ark, Theattcnd
anoe waa quite large, owing to there being no
oharg to the greunda, but th quality of
the sport was vsry poor. Vlllsge Farm cap
tured tha opening event for 2:30 trotters with
Blxty-six. a bay gelding five years old. He
steppsd all the heata In 2:20 or better, the aec
ond one. In 2:10X, being his best perform
ance. I'acolet from Racine, waa the only one
of the field able to get near the aon of Chimes.
The 2:40 paae was also ovsr In thres heats,
though the favorite. Bessie Ual, did not win.
Co mo. a young stallion from Bar City, gath
ered in first money and reduced his record
from 2:2U to 2:171 In the first hat.
The classes for yearlings and two-rear-olds
wsre farces. Thsre were onlr two starters in
each, and the time waa ridiculously slow tor a
Orand Clroult meeting, hummarles:
2 30 tbua trettlnf ; ptiri tHOO.
.lalj-ilx. b . by Lhlruat Jeriey Lily, by
llmbltenUa Dawning (Uteri) t I 1
Tkaolet, b. e. !('! 't 2 J
Letiaad. n. . (i'to M 8 B
Tn4ta. b. . (KdwarJti 8 6 a
Osldlt. eb. a (Moere) 4 0 6
Hliraarek.tr. s (Baura) b a h
KC(rP..b. a (RHU) il 7 O
Dcldr, b . (lurnum) 7 H 7
Tim-J.2a2ilk!4M lH.
Teerllar elait, trettlnf; en mil dbi pnre$20a
llaceit'e Dmiu. eb. f, by Jtrom Heath SUfctf,
?ty hdmore (Walliteed) 1
un Ul, k r. (Aiinii 1
Time 31MU.
Two-year oM da. Iroiilas, beat, two la tLrte:
Ellll S4U1.'.
el nt. r. o . br Pilot Medium Sltlla Maildeck.
by MeanaCbartalMrLaail 1 1
Autornaur. eb e (Cioni ... 2 '1
Time 2i&7. 2:48.
2it0 clu. paelec puna f son. '
Como. ch. . br Spblax silkey, by Daolal
tambarl (MltUn 1 t 1
riiri,b in icaton) 8 2 2
ntnilne. b r triynn) 2 r, 4
lltitle Hal. blk. m. (Iler 5 8 8
oor Bxyard. tr. t (iinllh) 4 4 a
limr C.blk. m. (Ketdl tidl.
Adoi. eb. la (Tllraadf dl-
Tllno-J:l7!t 2-lrH. 2 :1B.
For to-morrow the 2:10 and 3:00 trota and
the 2:24 and 2:30 pace have larger entrlee
and promise better sport.
II. It. IIAHCUCK IS It K All.
The Old-time Tnrftnaa Htrlekea with Apo
plexy Teeterday.
W. It. Babcoek. who was well known to race
goers for the past twenty years, dlsd yssterday
of apoolsxy In hs 70th ysar. at hla home on
the grounds ot the Linden Park Blood Horse
Assoslatlon. Linden. X. J, of which be waa the
superintendent
With his men ho had been working la the
field and waa on hla way to hla cottage when
be was stricken. He died soon afterward. He
was a native of Providence.
The dead man first came Into prominence in
raelng circles In the early aeventle. when he
owned and trained the famous Helmbold. orig
inally known aa Dublin, and hla fame became
national when that horse defeated Longfellow
at four miles over the Saratoga canrse. Bab
cock was the official timer for the past ten or
twelve years for all of the prominent racing
associations, and at the time of hla dsath waa
the official tlmerof the Jockey Club, officiat
ing no later than Hatunlar at Bheepehead Bay,
Aa a maker of clambakes Baboookwae sec
ond to none, and travelled all along the At
lantis coast at the Invitation of various elubs
who had hsard of hla skill In that line. Ha
had a sauce, the rerlpe of which he guarded
most Jealously. A wife survives him.
John F, C'aivdla'e Polo Teaaa Win tha
llaaaard Cap,
WootrRBunn, L. I.. July a The John E. Cow
din team of the Bookaway Folo Club won the
Ilazr.erd Cup In a match with the Meadow
Brooke at Cedarhurst this afternoon. The
goala were made as follows:
i:ockaw7 o r Xjrr. 3; r. ConoTtr, 4; Job E.
Cowdin. 3. ad E. It Slow. .1.
M.ailew Krooki-E. W. soby, 1 n.B.rn. 0; W. C
Ennia. O; (I. MrCraary, O.
Th next game wilt be played on Friday,
July 13, between tbe Bookaway s first team
and the Meadow Brook'a first team, for the
lieers Cud.
The First Teat at the Canoe Camp.
8t!o Bryo. N. 1',, July 0. Csnolst Bchuyler
oftbeYonkers Canoe Club I tbe first to have
tile tent pitched on the site ot the camping
spot of the American Canoe Association, on
Croton I'olnt. and he Is gsttlng In readiness to
welcome the coming of his brethren on FrldVy,
II. Lansing Quick, tha crack sailor, who Is
Chairman ot the llsgatta Committee ot the
aisofl'atlon, had a rough-and-tumble run up
from Yonkers in his ranos Foggy Dew on Sun
day, and waa well pleased to atrlk th quar
ters of the Mng Mn.f acht Club, where he got
a chance to put on dry toggery. The Sing 6lng
Yaht Club will keep open homo during the
fortnight that the ranolats tarry on Croton
i'olnt. The member of ihe aesoclatlop have
received the privilege of storing their canoes
and duffel In the club lioune, and several have
already taken advantage of the convenience.
In addition to thesesoU'teale the members ot
the yacht dub have auiianMhed foranandaome
sterling silver cup, which e to be awarder! to
the winner of a epeclal sailing race to take
place off the club home during the seoond
week of the meet.
Trouble Over College Football Coatraeta,
John B. Olbson made a contract on May 10
last with the respective representatives ot the
Yale and Princeton football teams for the pub
lication of the programme of the match ar
range I for next Thanksgiving at the Tolo
grounds In this city. Under ths arrangement
ha Is to pay J 000 to sach team. According to
his statement. Charles II, Nleoll has threaten
ed to drive him off tbe field and isue the pro
grammes, snd hs charge that the latter baa
been olicltlng adrtlsement for a pro.
gramme with the announcement that he ha
received the exclusive control ot this fssture
of the coming gam. A. . .
Judge BUeboff of the Court ot Common
Tleaa yesterday denied an application made
on behalf of Olbson for an Injunction restrain.
Ing Nleoll from carrying out his alleged
threats. He says that if the ebsrges are true
the remedy Is la the criminal courts.
-Valeott Will Flh Aay 133-pound Man la
th tVorld.
The following challenge, supported by a de
posit of $1,000. was left at tbe ibbr Uazttte of
flee yesterday by Tom O'Kourke. tbe backerot
Joe Walcott and It was subseousntlycabled to
London;
llavtaf n ibalUni from Anitla Gibboat asd
tloraoe w. Leeai lonilii lor lb Habtweiibl ebamplaa
bis ut snurlte, I wub le iu ml I will inaub Joe
vjeolt to nibt llerace W. teeda Aia uibbon,
suniou abboll. er aay one la lb world, at 133 oouad.
forSJ000ldnltbelarm .ort . ,
To thaw Ibai we mu bunatti. Ibm poeua (1.O00
forfeit I wiilbertadr to mu arltcUt ai any Hue
ui teeda Ol&bea. abboti, si aay mmr taaataow
beDeeuebutlUMS
VleAuliare Must Coat Sown to 103 round
or I.eed Will Not Flahl.
Horace M. Leeds, tbe ThlUdilphla light
weight, ha ssnt the following letter to the
JhiUct UairUe In reply to Jack MeAullffe's an
neuaoemeat that he would only fight at 135
pound, glv or take two pounds:
I will fix lit MeAuua tslraitk ubt-welxbt limit,
iss DosseV, for S'.aoo a tide asd ibe lUbtvoifli
caiajpfi-ebiP , ib worn, ibt octal t .take pUji at
ibJ till. o8riaV tbe Urieti pur.e. II UcAeUSs
aaileii'l ". ssaiel k. all! sojt 50U...a'l will
m.i aim dr be oaaiM la Tork le dra srti.
Fill If b. i.fuM t oxbl isapoaad. I .bQ claim
th llxbi-wtlfbl ebaiploatblporAmrica aad siaad
JJidy iS Soi U oom.r. tor sbOO.,Ue lr..i .
"n4 Ik. lUblw.Ubt cbampioatbip of u world.
Cuuudlaa Klgeaaca Arrive a the Hhootlag
Oraund.
Lospos. July OL The Canadian rifle team,
which la to take part la tbe National Rifle As
ecltloo' masting at the Blpley eainp at
Bleley. have arrived at tba nop. Twantyof
tliembiV entered, for tbe yueen'a Cup and
I far the other MarliatUsarr contests.
BRIGHTON'S OPENING DAY.
riTK movBAnn rttnaona at the
TRACK JIT SUB BKA TKBIBKDAT.
Jaekey Doggett Rad a Field Say, Wlaatag
with TTaleatt, Werabtrg, aad J)r, Has.
browek, aad Maktne: n Dead neat oa Call,
rorala Hlr Modred'a Beat Boa Hue a
Mile nd a Hlateenth la tla-tV. It.
aad Woodford Won tbe Other Race,
That the Brighton Beach tlaclng Assscta
tlon will have the most prosperous meeting In
Its hlitorv waa patent to every racegoer atthe
old course by the ssa yesterday, fully 5,000
persons Using pressnt. It In a great pity that
th accommodations at Brlghtonlileach are ao
poor and that the spceM so limited that the
track Is not wide enough to give every starter
In a race nn eaual chance. Brighten has
been regarded ever sines Its Inception as the
most democratlo ot metropolitan race courses,
the high and the low meeting w.thln Its narrow
confines on an equal footing.
The racing yestttday waa of very fair qual
ity, Dr. Hasbroutk winning the chief event ot
the day, a handlenpof a mile and a alxteenth.
In the fast lime of 1 :8. of which the last mil
was run In 1:42. It was a Held day for Jocksy
Dojgttt, who just now Is on the topmost wave
ot success, this clever young rider winning
with Walcott We rn berg, and Dr. Haabrouek.
and making a dead heat on California
with Harry Used in the third race.
The veteran James F Caldwell was
the starter, and was In good form,
except In the sseond race, when he gave Wern
borgsuchan advantrtce at the send-off that
none of the others onuld ever get nesr him.
As a mattsr of fact, Doggett fooled the startsr
and everybody elae and stole the race, and,
had he eo cared, he eoutd have led by a hun
dred yards go ng up the backetreteh. Maior
Wheeler Is. as of old. I he judge! C. V. Sassthe
eecretnry, Steve HtlllwoU the clerk of the
scales, and the stewards of the meeting nre
Messrs. Mclntrre. Brucs, and Henncssy
Naturally thsre was more Interest In the
handicap than In any ot the other races, and
tbe talent played Hport, Dr. Hasbrouck, Hol
lar, and Comanche, the other starter, Tom
Tough, being neglected. A good many per
sons refused to bet on Sport after his exhibi
tion atSheepshsad Bay, when he etnppod to a
walk, aad placed their meney on Dr. Has
brouck. making htm fmorlte. Their good
judgment was demonstrated when tho big
chestnut sulked with Johnny Began at the
beginning ot the backetreteh and dropped so
far out of the race that, despite ble rush on Ihe
upper turn, he could not get near the leader'.
Comanche and Dr. Hasbrouck always held the
others secure, and Doggett on the latter
proved too muoh for Mtdgley, on Comanche,
winning by a len-tth. Boiler was a fair third.
Ths publla could see nothing but Walcott In
tho oponlng dash at throo-quartera otamtle.
and plunged on MoLaughlln's handsome geld
ing, ltough and Heady being tue most tanoled
of the other, ltough and Heady has one ot
the worst-looking ankles Imaginable, and It la
surprising that he can use It at all. It is
much worse than Pont loo', and the public
all remember Barney Murray'- horse and
the pair or stumps he carried during his latter
daya on tha turf. Doggett took Walcott to tbe
front at the start and was nwor headed, win
ning In a gallop by two lengths, ltough snd
Itssdy and Drum Major had a rattling fleht
for second money all through th home
atretch. the latter, a three-year-old, owned by
Pu alfer, beating the Imported horse a head
on the post Poor Jonathan, well plaved br
smart psople. wsa fourth. Bosa H. was well
up for over halt a mile.
The sseond race waa oxeluiively for three-year-old.
It was at a mil, and M, F. Dwyer'e
money made Arm 1 tag a warm favorite at U to
r. Wernberg. Florence, and Factotum had
quite a following also, aad Loohlnvar was sup
pnrtd by Billy Gaston and othsrcloss observ
ers of public form. Thsrs was quite a lot of
baoklng and filling at the post and th atarter
Anally got down on the track, taking the whip
from one ot his assistants. He must have over
looked Wsrnbsrg, for hedroppedtbewhlp. i.ot
the flag, with that horse some four length in
front of the field. Mr. Caldwell waa -vldently
rattled, for he changed the flag to his right
hand and dropped that making a double
end-off. Doggett never looked around, but
taking full advantage of the start, won all the
way. passing the post first by three lengths.
Florence and Faeiotum alternated in aecond
and third places until tbe homestretch was
resebsd, where the former passed Daly's colt,
a.d looked Ilkea sure wlnaerof second money,
hlmme brought Armltage up under th whip,
however, and .aught the Ally In tbe vary lat
stride. Mr, Crofcer saw his coifs rico from
the paddock, standing on a chair within a few
test of bis frlsnd M. F. Dwysr. Lochlnvar
cloned up quite strong In the homestretch,
and will do tor backers to remember.
The third race, for two-year-olda at five fur
longs, waa a rattling batting event between
California, the Oneck Stable's crack flllr, a.d
M. F. Dwyar's gelding Harry Reed. For a long
time they sold equal favorites at OtnO. and
whan they went to the pest there wasn't much
to ohooee between them. The race was a
scorcher. California leading by a neck or so
until the homsstretch wae reached. Harry
Bead then closed on the Ally, and the
pair ran looked the last furlong, both
boys riding with whip and spur as though
thslr lives depended upon their exertions.
Major Wheelers dsolslon of a dead heat was
emlnsntly propsr, and the ownera agreed to
divide the purse. Tbe Sally Burns colt cot
away very hadiy at th atart. and Judge Olea
son, an erratlo son of Cholula. was left stand
ing at the pott. Judge Oleason want to the
post In rings, circling about lth his rider,
and Mr. Caldwell very properly paid no atten
tion to him niter giving him a fair number ot
chances.
Ear.y In the afternoon It waa whlspsred
about tlMt W. B. wa a good thing In the fifth
. race, a selling eveot at on mile and furlong.
Ihe light-weighted Dr. Garnet, a brother to
Fides and Fldello, set a rare clip from the
atart nnd Simms had to ride the favorite hard
in order to win by a neck. Jodan was third.
The jumping rare wa not sa'lsfaclerr to
th member ot the talent who could see
nothing In t' but St. John ami Miles blandish,
th latter being backed from 0 to 1 to 3 to 1 at
thecloie. Vardee retimed to break, and was
fldally left at th post. Woodf rd. a fine, big
gelding that has shown considerable spsed
oross rountrr at Miefpshsad Bay. was the
pacemaker, closely followed by St John and
bt. Luke, and this trio had the race be
tween them, finishing In th order named.
The tact that 1'. Husstnn, who has
rldilsa Woodford In a'l his races In
this -vicinity until yssterday. . had
ths mount on St. John caused nme talk, but
the boy certainly ued the whip In the lat
half mile, and.it'esldes. Woodford had a much
llg tsr Impost than he carried In anyot his
rarss at bhe.ahesd- St John has had some
bard racea ths lait week, the last on Saturday
over the full teeolecha- course, with I'M
pound up. Thl should be enough to take
away hla peed. Hover fell on the backetreteh.
and l'halr, wtw had the mount, got a very ugly
(all. and wa carried from the course on a
stretcher. He wa badly bruled. but no boues
were brokon. Summaries follow:
niLST JUCE.
yor Ibrte-y.arnldi and upward. Miliar allowance.;
tbr. outrun of uill- . .
4. Mcbauihlln . th. t. Walcotl. 8. by Lone Taw Ml.
ti.nce. milMirfrtt) 1
n. T fai.ir.r'.cb.e brum Mlor. 8. loft (B. Trlbl 2
Dk Bro br h. Bouxh and K.ady, ! lOO(K.IS) .1
foor Jonalb.n. Mary ,, Uxa 11- Sllf.rado. end
U.l.aaiildlasaUoian
lime. ltia.
ro.t H.ttlnx-T.n le 7 en WalMtt 7 te 3lnit
Kuutb and Ktadjr. 7 to I Kn.a II . to to 1 I'oor Joua
it., vuie 1 Prom Major, 40 lo 1 ailrerado, 00 to i
Mry a., 200 to 1 Halts s.Uloc.
second Birr.
yor tbr.e r.ar-old.. pur., tloo. of wbleb t'i to
teoadaudlistulblrd. oa. mil..
J MeLauxniix b. r Warsbars. 8. by Maic.T.j-
lioirad.l. ll7lioxt.tt) ... .1
Manhattan statu b. e. Arullar. 3. 117 (almm!.... 2
Unit Brea.'b t Huron., a. b&iualrj) . a
pasnil.... Wiluoar, Ko.awood colt. Lecblovar, Itoaa
nelll.. Booud Brook, and laeiotam Lu ra
Tim-. 1 4
fait Baltlni llfbl to 6 agalutl Armltaxt. 4 la I
Faeiotnin. 0 lo I IV.rnbtrx. 7 lo 1 Lobtiif ar. SO I 1
atoeanallla, fiO to I Winner, inoiol .aia Koaawood
colt, Dausiltaa. sod Bosnd J.rook.
TIIIBD IliCC.
rsrlwo-yasr old. i for.. IJH of wulto S7.',tmtc
oad ami 2& lo tuird: nta ruriuaxi
untck Stable cn f. California, uy Mldloiblas-MU-
futtua. lluiDowm 1
M y. pwiar a br. Harry Rod. Ilnikluiuiai . !
Lisb 1 Aoa.'a u. r I'raula, luo.Douobut). . a
Dead h.au
bailie Brrs.a colt. MuJ Cltaion. Mutoa T aud
Ilanwall also raa.
Time, I :?.
root Baitlar Six to r, aiatiui California. 7 tn C
llarrr Ka.d. il to 1 rraa.n. Utllol llanw.il. hOlal
kalll Byrn.i celt. 30U lo I Mlllua T.. uiu to 1 Judie
Ul.aaen.
tall at pott.
rour.Tit ntcr.
yor tbrie-ratreldt tod nuward. porta 31.000. of
wblca SJiu i .oud and 31001a Ibud; oat tall aad
tlxt.to
W. M Btrilck't ch b. Dr. Ilubreuck, , by llr Mo-
dr.d-w..ibrltr, lUibo(i.ui 1
Xmoir Siabl. eb. ta Couituebt.4. 117 (Midxl.y). .. 2
CT.Dwj.r'ab. b. Roii.r. b. lUStblinma) . . 3
Tom Tough tad Stort tlao ran
Tlm. t 8.
yoat Baltlnc Elatan to 0. lat Dr llttbrogrk
B to 2 Sport. 7 ta 3 kellar, W lo 2 Cumtseba, 20 I t
Toui Toofb.
rirru iucr-
yor thrwr.arold. tad upwtrdi sari. 1800. ef
wblihSluototaeeadaad SMi vo third: ttUlox aUow
tacw: oat mil. aad a rarloaz.
W. 1. Matu'a br. b. W, K. i. by Olaaftrry-Btttle
Ball, lli(tlmmt) . ,., ,1
M. Jordan A Uo-'a b. e- Da oaro.lt. S. el (Uw, . 2
Oaeck Mtbla't eb, s Jodta. 4. uj .K. Doi.iil a
Julian. V.aur Arloa. and Cstoacey alt raa.
Tlma. l ariu.
rest attI(-Ta U V eo W. , I 1 exalul Tetag I
4
Arien. 61st Jallan. 10 te 1 edaa.10 te 1 CBssaeey, 10
lalPr. oamatt.
SIXTH RACC
rnrie at IMXX ef whleh I7S ta Meend tit t
thlrdi on mil and a qaaitar. ever flr btrdl.a.
i. MeOab' en. r. Weedford. 0, by llisdee Thsekt, .
ISftiMartlar) . ....1
n. Rradl.yeb.f. BLJehn. ai-eitlsstr. II.Mtoov... '
i. n srayth'cb.s. St. lAte. axed. ISItaretai
Jseesie. Kiss ursb. luillne Cbtrli. Rcxswsy,
Ro.r. sad Mil. a Sltnd.tb alio ran.
VarUMlafl at peat, 'rail
Time, 2i2IH.
roat R.ttlss-Tw te I rinit St. Jetis. 2 te 1 Milt
lanriltb. 5tel Rot.r. "to I St Lo, eto 1 Weedford.
10 te I Japeale. 10 to 1 Rockaway. 70 1 1 Klf Crb,
DO te 1 pathlBf Cbtrli. 40 te 1 Vard.e.
The following It the programme for Brighton
to-day:
rtrtt Rte S.IUnt s aatan tarloat.
Tronnl. 112 Nick 11
aii.iibtrk 112 Mr. Kan , .112
Harry Alenio.. ... ..Ill Uf.o-.at. .110
Void.... , loo H.rwyn lve
Wnedehoppar... lou Router low
Mlta ntbar 10 H.lwend. ,.104
Vandyke, , ton OnrManl 105
Moid. .. . 104
Second Race One mil and a alsteenth.
Joe Ripley Iln iMtboto ,..,......,102
Ixincdala 102 Rama , 102
L'liart.r . VU Paly
The Rally Milan. B7
Kdltn U7
Tblrd Race ttllleti tbret-caartert et a mile.
Tral.e , ...tin Tbe Commonar 110
Kennal .1 III Mathilda . . ......... lot
Tinea 103RI.Vine.nl US
rontl.er . ... .. W6 .Derelict VS
Ktiarre wal
yosrth Race Handicap: one mlla and a farlesy.
BlrWaltar 134 Don Aloaia, 120
Docal Ill Rlrocco ,,. ioh
candelabra., ,, .. .,IOS star Actrtaa lou
BAndowaa M Lliilt 04
Kittb Rate SalUatt one milt.
Va.llbnl. 110Bol.ro 100
Tom rinl.r low addie 10S
Bt.t Brd,. .. 10H Cbattanoox 107
Tom Htldmor 107, rantata,ltteRetallnd clot
Kandown 101 Eaftlda V4
Little Braeo.. W4l
Sixth Race Sellings one mlla
l.litl McDntI llOMarabtl 10.1
Hilnard. .... low liny Tlui lot
Clilrt Jutlee low Ulxb 01
Ro'ltr 107 Billy S, UK
Topxallant 100 va.etiltB VU
I'orabonua HO r.ila sw
lltrirord . MS Watch Ubarm 85
an onsm'.s ova it n at.
Coat Bookmaker JUrUratae SI, ISA ta Get
III Racer Hack.
CntCAno, July P. Th ehisf tneldentof tbe
raring at Washington Park to-day was the
breaking down of the barrier between owners
in running up horses In selling racss. Montr.
Ill's winner ot the sixth race, was bid up to
$1,7'.'.". over his entranoe price, $800, and his
owner. Bookmaker William MeOralne. bought
him In. Chris Smith, the owner ol YoTam
Men and Maid Marian, did the running up.
It Is tald that the two men quarrellod on Sat
urday over a ticket Smith bet In McOralne's
book, and aharp worda paissd between them.
The boo at upon the part ef Smith to-day Is
thought to be a sequel of that falling out
Five thouaand persons saw tbe raelng,
which was chieity remarkable fnrthe general
slaughter of the talent, not n single favorite
reacnln t home In Iront The weather was
line, and ('. Weber rode a pair of the winners.
The handicap waa only remarkable for Ilu
dolph'aatartllng revral ot form. On Satur
day, with 101) pounds up. he was beaten fl in
tha last rare, while to-day he picked up 117
pounds and won cleverly, running the mile In
rapid time at the weight. 1:40 flat. Sum
maries: Klnt Rtre aallinx: nre-tlxlitba et a mile. Act. 03
rr.rkin.j :i tn 1, won; Ml.a Alice. 15 ic. w.b.r). 3 to I,
aecond: Klxurla. WSii'trrk H to I. third. Time. I ma.
May Hot., imon H.. Kan Ik. Mitlt X.. Snooty Bon.
MaJ.lla., Bob Tnck.r, Woodtletd. and Marxar.t alao
ran.
second Ra-e e.n and a half rorlonxa. Imp. Zlltc.
102 i A. Clajrtnnl. 1 2 ml, won: Si.l.r Mary. 117 ir.r
klna). 4 lor., tacnnd. Illcbland. low (Cam. IS to 1. third.
Tlm. 1:34. Tremona. iirevnwlch. Penntl.ai, and
luir. riorr.r Mr.ra al.o ran.
Third Race s.lunr, one intle and twenty yard. Jot
Murphy, lii'JiC n.b.ri, no I. won. Out ot Hint. WW
IMrxr). 40 to 1 aceond. Tar ant Tartar. lOi irer
Inei. (i to 1. third. TI.oa.liti Pat Mtllor, Jr. Tha
Kltt. a. ratrtek. sixnaiura. Uunwad. LaRoia Red
Root, JaJa. Tli. Spook. Mcaraxua, Eye Upcaer, and
Mluollnt al.o ran.
I'ounn Race one mlla. Rudolph. 117 (Irilnc). 4 to
1. won; Rtratbmaatb, lo7 (Nobl.) 0 to I. a.cond; Imp.
Fllae W3.A Clajrionx 20to 1. third. Timt. 1 4a Imp.
farcy, ll.raldl&e, and II. t Th.re al.o ran.
I'lfih Kaea Threa-quariera or a mlla. rr.f.renco.
S3 Uaomi. 12 to I. waa: king Hot. WH C. Wab.r). 4 to
1. tecnndi AUthla Allan. W.I (Tarklnai. H to I, third
Time. 1 l&U. May yarn. Mnckahl. Maat.r Fred, hqua
lor. fhauandoal. Maid. Mother or r.arl. and Fiction
tlao ran. Lmma frlmroaa. Tea 1 6... and Am.lla May
w.re left at tha poet.
Slith Kaco-FlTe-ttiblha of a mlla Montr.. 102
(Tliorpol.4 lo 1. won. Nellie Oaborna. 103 iriarlo).7
to 1, a.cond: Ro.lt. Ow (llrabami. 0 to 1. third' Time.
1 nl, Inatallator. Moneer.r. Th rrtneeaa. Blaache
klnney. Bob Cuter. Walkover, and Tooxh Umbaralte
ran.
savaath Race Tbr.e-feurtheor a mil. Klbat Gray,
low (i;. w.b.r) 3 to I. won: Annta Mar.a. 113 (r.rklmx
7 to 1. a.rnnd. Captain Brown, 124 lui.rrlt.ay). 7 te 3.
third riiue. tilSte. Inxomar, Lulu T., Tbe Reaper,
aad Imp, Wolatj alto ran.
Frank MeCaha Retarae to HI First I.ove.
Frank McCabe. who trained Miss Woodford.
Hanover, Kingston. Trsmont Longstreet and
other flyers for the Dwyer brothers when ther
were winning the bulk ot their engagements,
will ssddle another winner for the red and
blue. Mr. P. J. Dwyer having engage 1 him to
take charge of his racing stable. Kit MeOarry.
who haa trained for Mr. Dwyer far the past
three or four years, will have charge of the
yearlings.
MoCabr, who Is verr popular, and whose
aucce-s sines hs lsft the Dwyers hss not been
as pronounced a hi frUnd could with, will
tak the Dwyer hore tnfjarntoga on Thurs
day an I nrspsr them for their engagement
at the Spa. In Declare and Patriolan. both ot
which nre rou ding to. McCabe will bave two
three. rear-old of high olas forth stakes
t hi fall. Old Long lleaoh Is good just now.
and l.eonawell may be patched up for a race
rtwo. There Is other mstsrlal in the Dwyer
stahles that should win rarss.
The Lorlllard horse, in charge of John Hug
gin, will be ahlppe.i to Saratoga thl evening,
and everything point to a most aucceislul
masting at that point
TJomlBO Ijinenrea I Faat Illaappearlag,
The publlo will be glad to learn that the
Messrs. Kesne's great colt Domino 1 doing as
nicely as could be expected, and that all traces
of hla lameness are faat disappearing.
Trainer Lakeland ssld at Brighton Beach
yesterday that the colt could now walk and
trnt nicely without giving any evMence of
soreneee. Itwasagrsst misfortune thst this
horse struck hlmaelf at Chicago, as subse
quent events have shown that he would have
won the American Derby but for bitting him
self. Domino will be ready torhls fall engage
ment. home horsemen yesterday In paklag of the
Realization said that Senator Orady was lame
In the hock before the stsrt for that race.
Zeller Hldea Three Wlaaerw at Flueblaa;.
The laJtnt had thada the beat of It ya.t.rday at
yioablo. Zeller rde tbrea winner, bominarlet'
First Race Pur.t tloO. tbrea-vear olda and upward;
aelllt.r allewtnrea: three-quarter, or mil, Pay.
braat, ll (Cellar). M lo 1. won: Verbla. lOWtkuebe).
2 I I. ..cood. KJ cro.a. t)7 (Donovan). 2 lo 1, tblru.
Tiru. IiIk. Dr i bauil.ara May i., rrtnk C Ctrrtcua,
L'uiupr lor aad Jack Haicbelur tto ran.
e.t'ou.i Ktca lora. SIMJ. for tbr.t year old nd op
ward, .eilinx allowance, nv. rarionaa Fan Klnir,
lo(orri... wta. oo. e.otln.L lltt iKooniol. 214
to I. lecnnd, no 110 (r.rtlo.l. 7 to I, third Tlm.
1 a.rlH c.iumbue. Lludaay, rurr.at Belt colt, end
Autumn. Jr. al.'t ran.
Tbird Hare rur.e SIM. half a mil Tumult, 123
(Zeller', 4 1 I, un. Mtrlt l-oull 117 r UllllinitlS
in I, .econ.i tu.n Ur.r 122 iiTwleoitBi. tv.n. (bird.
Time, o MH. in. rctrk vueen Klutb.tb ally, tnd
t'oiawaln urn.
lourih Kact ruret tlftO: for thr.t yeara ad p
ward. aai.i(bih. et mu Odd ska 1I&U.1
lert, I lo2. won. Ilomoo 1 16 iKuebeai. a o I, aecond:
Rlaieaner. 115 lK Altordj. b to I. third. Ttma. 1.83.
Koirer alto ran
Fifth Rc fur.e SlfiO; for two-)-rotd. He fur-lonxe-
Juliet lirtihucb.nk 2 Ion, wo; Lady rraacla.
lK.(Zallrk 3te I, teeui.d Irolic, 1IM isbelby). 3 le 1,
thud Time, 1:0a. MU. Miaul alt ran.
Can't Tell Take tbe Oiraera'.Ifaadleap at
llMinllae,
St Taim Jsly u. Th vnt ef the dty at llamlla
wttlba Ownera' Handicap, which wtt taken by Can't
Talk njmmarleti
Klrat Rtct Ont ralla Little Dorrttt won, Pessy
roytiteouud. t'trroti ihird Tlm. Itt4t
hteood Ktce six furlooxa ileorxt r. Smith won.
Cbtrlay McDootld t.cond. Prlae Impentt Ibtrd.
Time. liir.Vi.
Third Rac.-H fnrloai. b.att. tlttla Phil wis.
Duel ell ..road. Dill. Iblrd Tlme-13 end I r04-
lourth Rte Dwa.ra Handicap. ee.a tarlonc.
Ctu t 111 wen. Clio aaceed. blallt tblrd. Tlui.
Flfili Race klx furlonxt not6lmpaon won. Oueaa
B.i. aecoad. Mra Uradabaw laud. T.aie, 1 16.
Neva Jersey Ilarkeaaea at Kea Olrt.
Sea fiiirr. J July a The shooting at the
&a Olrt rill rng for State prlrss becsnto
dsyatCnmp Wrts. The shooters wsre main.
br o' thu i'lrat iirlgtde.nho will continue for
torn tlm. The dlataoce wns aOO and AOO
yards. Th following outlined at both dls
tnc. and t'. shoot-off at 000 yards will b
field later n the wek JUrd W Spencer. In-
Scto-Oneral Ititla Prasiiee: Capt Oraft,
Fourth lieglment: Major Currie Second rtegl.
menttOen. WcGIII. lob Ooqbrey, and Bur
geon Lamaon. Th aeor folio:
Two Hundred Yrde. Seeea tkait Each Scaacar, SO;
Craft. 3d, currie. 34i McutU. I. Uodtr.y, 23; Lara
Tore llandrtd Tardt-McCIU. 23 Ltun.n, 23, Car
rie, 2t. uedrray, 20, Col Docker, au.
ilaeebell Net.
llarrey-it kow aotbl(( luck a team.
Dojla'e btttlas arrtaje It cloa te Iba. 400 mark.
Tb.X.w Yortitr. Ju.lSlpoinlibebUd lb Ittd.rt
tblt meratax.
rarrall't tsparb cttcbias U tilylng k KawTork
pllcberat trial deal
Mttkta letdt Ibt Letts pitcher la Ik perc.attft
ef tmt wo aad loot.
A Tastes bat all alaas adrocalta. Rail. Mukla.
aad MtttarvtUaranctiviatrtaalartaras la tti boa
I BOW.
ANOTIIER FINE VIQTORY.
KBIT TOttKB DKTKAT TUB , CJfCLV
HAT1B BT JIXAVT HAIT1SO.
The Rrookljaa, tToarever, Meet nereat la
Ite Warst Fen at Lonlevllle Baltimore
TTI a aad Inll Awy frost the Cham,
ploa, Tfk L,oe to Aann'a Mca-Cteee.
laad aad Philadelphia Ala et There,
The Nsw York continued their remarkable
winning streak yesterday by taking the Cin
cinnati Into camp In sy style. This makes
tha eleventh eoneseutlve victory et the loesl
team, a record which It mott praiseworthy.
The Brooklyni met a oyelon In Louisville,
and wsre awept away up among the clouds.
Tbe Battlmores pulled a game out ot the fire
at Pittsburgh, and Inersssed their lead to
twenty-three points, as the Bostons took a
tumble la Chicago. The Phlladstphlas won a
gam from the St. Louie team, and pulled up
to within ten points ot the New Yorks. Cleve
land defeated Weehlngton bra run. All the
gsmst were marked by heavy batting and big
scores. The results:
New Tor k, 18: Clnclnnall.fi.
Lonlaeilit, 20i Brooklyn. H
ChlCMe.lt! Beaton. II.
Cleveland, Ifii Wtablnilon, 13,
I'blUdatphl. tti IL Loola. 10.
Btlllmor 14; rittiborth. 10.
Tni RKCORD.
Hh. IT-n. If" Per rt I ttnK tT.-l. f, Ptr fi.
Rltlmr. 41 la .floj'r.etelind no 2w ,um
llotton 43 21 ,7.' Clnclnnttl .27 .11 ..Ml
b.w York .3H 24 ,nit nt. lAuia . J7 DM 4ir,
rbll.dpbla.3r, jn ,no3 -hlrao 22 41 ,34W
llroollyn 3IS 23 ,rS tv.iblnxlon 11. T, W7
I'lttaburtb t) 2H bed Louiatlllt ..17 43 ,274
NSW TORK. 13 i CIKl'tlXAT'. l
L'ixuinnati. July ft. The New Yorks sounded
their new war cry after the game. They gath
ored around their own leiv b and lifted their
voices In some Jargon whl',!. sounded like a
chapter from a Choctaw tomance The gen
tlemen from Harlem made more noise than
any team that haa played here this season.
They openeuupafter the first ball waa pitched,
and from that time on until tbe finish some
body wss making an oration. The outburst
seemed to have an exhllnratlng effect on
Latham, who made the declaintlnn thst tho
row of chatterboxes on the bench looked like
a lot of mlnstrsl. Th Nsw torks hail a walk
over. Before ths flrt Inning wa ended they
found the cavity In the red' Inlleld, and while
l'airott waa dubbing around with an ear
grounder llt'le Puller, whnhnd walte.l Impa
tiently on third while Burke and Davis struck
out, snesked home,
Vaughn eerrd to be mesmerized by the
visitors. Once when lm kicked there was an
almost unnnlmoii demand: "Get to catch
ing, you Iteub." That attaCK aesmed to lake
tbe farmer" off hla feet. He couldn't have
caught a man going to eecond on bis hands
and knees. When Tlernan "lout" hla fly In
the sun and preented him with a two-base
hit In the second, lie couldn't appreciate the
gift, but wandered off and was caught be.
tween bases. He was In the tableau In the
third long enough to miifT a thrown ball atthe
Elate, saving Fuller, and then, for some un
nown reaaon. he threw the ball out ot his
hand as If be was planting corn, and that let
Davis home. Both these plarer hud hit
afaty. ho did Doyle aud Ward, and then the
latter " worked" Comlskey. He punched
pretty far off flrtt base to 1st Doyle have a
chance to score, but Comltker let them both
get In by bad throw through Latham. Atler
this exhibition of errors Dwyer and Parrott
changed places, and the pltchor accepted
every cbauoe he had, playing the position
better than any of those who have tried it
alnca Smith waa disabled. Murphy was
elected to succeed sughn. and his catch of a
dflleult foul from Fuller' bat was one of the
fleldlcg feats ot the game. It landed on his
jaw. but he held on.
Five ot the eight runs made off Parrott were
pounded out. itutle had hard lu-k. II cracked
one fir into the ats but It bunrtd bark and
he had to atop at aecond. Ihe Nw Yorkers
played ball. They ran base llko winners.
Davis and his bat were largely in evldence.and
yet It waa Davie who lt tbe reds get their first
ray of hop. With two rede on lax Murphy
hlttoiluelo In the sixth nnd the big plt-her
made a toss to ratrh Holll.lay at third, Davis
forgot to toe the I ag. Fuller, who had played
a great game, worked a trouble out of Par ntt's
grounder and neither of the reds' rallies
provsd dangerous. The score:
ciacisein. I eawvoxi.
.Ia.ro. a. a a. le.ro. i.e.
Latham. 3d b..o 1 2 1 n roller. a. .3 3442
Hoy. c ( o o r, 11 01 Rurk. I t.. ..1 1 r. o o
llallldar. I. t..t 2 0 0 U llaeie.3d b. 4 2 3 3
Mtrnea, 2d b 1 12 1 II Doyle, let U..2 2 0 0 0
Vatfhn.c ..." 1 & O 3 1rd.2db,. 3 4 4 2 0
Murphy, c. ...2 13 3 1 eo Halt H.C.CO 0 10 0
Canavau. r. f 1 n 11 1 Tlernan. r, r...o 0100
Parroit. Ap.0 Ills larraii, o lino
I'omlakey, lb.1 Mil Itun. p .0 1 I) 2 O
Dwy.r. pia.au 1001
Total.... .13 13 27 14 4
Tetala.. .0 U 27 12 10
Cincinnati o O 0 O O 4 O 2 0 S
See York 1 O 4 II 2 3 1 2 013
Earned runt Cincinnati 3: Maw York. A, noma run
Davla Tbrae-bae bit Dwyer. Two-bait bile
Yauxba. Rurkr, Kuala, rlrat bate on error. Cincin
nati. 3. New York. 2 Lert on batta Cincinnati. 10.
Itewlork.k Htruek out By Dwvar. 4i by Tarroit, 2:
by Ruala. L, Ftrel bate on blla Off Dwrer, li off fr
rott. J. oRRutia, rv sacrifice bit Van Haltrea. fctol.n
bataa Uollldae. Mcrnae. Fuller, Ward (J), Poyla,
Tt.rnaa. Double play Full.r and Dnyla. raised ball
rrratl. Tim 2.30. I'mplr udney. Atttndtc.
1,544.
LOUISVILLE. 20: BROOKLYN. 8.
Lonsvri.LK, July 0. Capt Foutr. and hla roan
wsre considerably off to-day. Konnedy dis
pensed curves vsry much to the liking of the
Louisville tesm, and he was hit forssventeen
with a total of thirty-four bate. The vlittors'
fielding was vary ragged. Wadsworth. Louis
ville's nw Southern pitcher, played his first
National League game. Kxceitlug his wild-n-se
he played fairly well. Kennedy, however,
wa hit at will snd his support wsa so poor that
all Intsreatln tn game was dsstroyed before
it was a third over.
Brooklyn started oft with a rush and scored
three rune in the first Inning on bases on balls
by Daly and Tredway. the letter's stolsn
bsss, a two-baie hit by Corcoran, and Burns's
single. The LouUvtlle- got two run tn their
hslf on Burns's error, Clark's double. Dun
gan's single, and Orlm a thr-baggr. Both
tea'ia went nut In regular order In the seenn I
Inulng. but In Loulavlll' half of ihs third
Inning a fusillade of baa hits, doui let. Clsrk's
home run. and errors, practically gave Louis.
Tills th gam. Tbeacore:
Loiiimi. noonrw.
a. la.ro. a... I lipg.1.1.
Frown, r.f.. .3 3 o 1 i;Palr,24b. ,.i 1124
dark. 1 1. . 2 .1 1 O i) Carcoran. 1 1.2 2 a 4 1
Duxn. r .2 1 4 o 0 Ireew.y. LI..J I o o o
(Irini c ..2 2 4 0 0 iteboct c. f 1 o 2 o 2
riener. 3db 2 2 H 2 O hblndle. Sdb.o o I 6 1
Luleuberx. Ih.2 1 10 o o Surna.r t ...O 1 2 u 1
Rlchadi'n,a.t2 1 2 H 2 r..uti.lilo 1 1 u o 1
Denuy. 3d b.,3 2011. Ilallr. e . I 2 3 2 u
Madtworlh.iO a O 1 11 Kiuuuy, p. . o 2 o 2 1
Tatala .2017 3713 "il Ttttlt. .(Tit) 21 it It
LoalaTllla. . .20U201&4 x-IO
nreotljrn a u o u 1) o ; 1 ! n
Earned runa LouiIII. 8, Brooklyn, X lint bate
b) errori Loulaitilv, 4. Brook, yn. I Left n bam
Louietrib. 2: kro klyn, &. rir.t bai .on baiu-uff
ataworlh. &, off keUDOdy. U. Struck oul Hy Wad
worth. 2 by ktuiiedr, 1. Homo rune-citrk, Hrown,
Tbret-btat u.l. Urliu. Vttdaworth, Ir.dwty i).ny,
Two-bt.e bllt Cltrk. ilrlin. bnuy. Richard. on. Corco
rit Sacrinca blta PfeOer, Brown etulau l.aiei
Tradwar, Duncan. Lnl.nberr. Double play Mcbard
ton and Luttnberff fa. ml ball Urlu. I'luptrt
Hunt. Ttm.-Iiia Atttodtnct-Mtu.
CHicico, 13. aoaros, II.
Cuirir.o. July U -Tbe Colia downa.1 th. eharuploni
today inaiiuri battle ot bard and frequent hitiii.x.
Loe ctt lett lb box la tba eecad. ed klaley lliiut.e.l
th yame. elratlon waa pounded elxoruuily. but
tared in th boa ud b.lp.d bi. l.aui lu v, iu be dolu
qui nt lb bardnt battiuf. Atleadauc. I.Ssn. Th
ecurti
raicaxo. I auefov.
. lara 1. 1 ilirair,
Decker, r.f 1 3 I o u Lowe M b. 2312
llahlta. ... 3 3 A A O loog 2 K 4 I)
WllmobkL 12 2 0 U Ihilty, e. f 8 3 3 O u
Anion, lit b o 2 w 1 O Mrfarllir. 1. 1 I 3 I o u
Lama, e f . I 2 1 O.Tuakar, l.t b.o i il u o
Inlu. Sd b . 2 1 1 2 Olhllrelta. r. f I 2 & 1 1
rrrott.2db a 3 2 r 1 aib.tuib 1 3 .-. l o
Slratton p a a 1 1 o Uantal. o 1 t) J 2 1
kntred(o,e 1 o S 1 OLoitit, p .0 o u 1. n
ottley, p O O o li o
Total.... . 1317 2717 1
Tottli u 17 27 13 2
Chtraco. 17200b30 0-13
Botloa 3 O 3 O 2 3 I O o-li
(traed runi Chlctxo, 10, B.itoo. u. I .ft on bant
t'b.ctx. 4: Batiou.il run btitonbtlla oa Sirai
ion, 3: o3 Sttioy. 1 Mraek out Br Mruttoo. tf. Horn
run Long Tbrae-baia blta Dulfy. Miration. Mct'ar
tby. Taobui hll.-Prrolt. D.ck.r. Lou-. Kteli
kiol.a bt.. I'tbl.a Ok Irwta (.). rrroti ut, Hliioot
(j; Lanxa. Il.iler. Double pltyt-Kltlrtdt aud
litblen Dthltn. rarroit and Anon: Slratton. Dtlileu
and Anion, Loox tnd Tucker. Hit by plieb.r By
stal.y, I. failed btU UanteL I'mplre-MtUua.u.
Tint 2 13
tLaTtiia. IQ. wtimoTO!r 15,
runtiia Julr 8 -After Clartiou had been billed
eat of tba box t'teeeland put I Cappy ad v.n lb
tuuia. wllb Ike tlililatce or tome l.iutly hitlluf ad
U'aiUltf ton'i trrer. Alltadtnca, boo. Tba tcurt
tisTtxiaa waaaisetox.
aUl.&i.i Lli.ro.iL
Cblldi. Id ,.B 1 4 a o Ward 2d b . 3 1 1 3 1
BartllkL (...2 8 1 O 1 Uteaa'r.Sdb.1 3 U 1 1
McE.a...! 2 3 4 o Abbey, o f I 1 4 O 3
T.b.ao. lllb.3 2 11 O O Carrrlfbt. lb. 3 1 IB O 1
Blala. at 3 8 11 0 Dufda... e 2 2 2 u 0
MrUarr. td b .2 1 0 1 O Maul r. t, p .0 1 o 1
O'Coxor. r f.J 2 1 p o K.ptr, p . ..13020
Zimm.r.c ...I 3 0 1 o Stibtch. a. a... 8 3 3 a o
Cltrktoa. p .0 0 O 1 O Ktdtord. k L..2 2 4 o O
Caepr. P-. 110 1 O tellif at.p,r LO 0 0 0 0
Tottla , It 1734 12 1 Tetait It 14 37 8 0
Abbey ut ea aa lal.ld Uy,
Cleeeland. .10134A03 o-in
Wtltllilen.. ... .0 0683OOJ 0-1&
timed raat-CltveUad, 7 Wtabliitoo. S. Flrit
bait by arrore Cleveland. 4. Lait au batei-4'lete-laud.o;
vt aaklaxioa. 4. flrit beat u btUiua Cltrk
tot. I: 03 Cuppy. I, ff kiper, 1, a ulliean. 2.
ttracx oal-By I'urktoo. 3. by t'eoor. 2: by Maul 2.
Tartebai blu-t:tlldi. Burkett. O'Ceaaor. Two-uatt
btla-T.baa (i). Bltkt, Stibtch. kaarillc bite Cite
land. : "tibial lou. 1. stoi.a baa. Barken. Mo
Otrr. Ward 2l Selbuh. Doubl play Mckean tad
lebata. lilt by pllcaer By Cuppy X Wild pucble
y Clark tea. 8. CmpL-t Emtlle. Ttiat 3JW.
ratusurtut, II. it. ueit, la
It Locu. klL. Joly . After havtag lb ttma tat.ly
la liaad l-dty tkt Brwat tatttad their trrer
au4tUow4 ih ihllAdtls.ltat t wta. Th eUllera
B9HBBHBWBHBHaHHB9feraifeLAJ!
nd tbr ptUatrs. Itswlay wss Heady 4 tStettv.
Altendtnce, 1,200. Thtfeor.
ar. tacit. raiustu'ri.
. ... ali.fM.kl . . alar.ai.a
Dwd.2db.,0 Its 2lBtmllte.l ti o 8 u 1
rranx.l.f..,..1.8 p o 0 Iiallman.l4b.8 14 4 1
Shoxart. c. t.1'0 8 O O Daitbtaty.a I 8 3 8 1
Miller, a...... 3 10 1 Thempte.r.r.l 0101
Connor lit b.l 2 lo 2 1 Croia. 3d ....! 3 4 1 o
trneurke, 8b. I 1 I 3 1 uradr, lit b o 1 D o 0
Kir, 3 3 3 4 1 Hockley, e. 13 110
reltarf 1 3 2 0 1 Tnrnar.e. f .1 2 4 o o
Ilawlty, p. .,1 2 0 8 1 Ctrtey, p. o o n o O
Cailitian. p .2 2 II 1 O
Tetala 10142714 8 tveyhlnx, p o o u o o
Tottla . it Id 31 10 "
St. Lenlt 2 t 1 4 1 O n O l-to
I'hiitmiphit 2 o n ti u o a s 0-11
P.arnid runa St. tiuli, r, t'lillt.lelphia 3 lint 1
btaaen btue Off lUwiey. Is erf raraey, 21 eft Call.
ho. 2i oil Wtrhlnf. 2. stroek oat Rr lltwltr, 4i hy
Wtyhlex. 1, Mom run Miller Three be Mia Con
nor., Frank, llawler, nneklay. Ply. Two-htaa hlla
tlrtdr, reitr. stolen btiea Millar, Frank, Turner
Double pitta Delabtaty and (Irtdy Mil l.r pilch. r Br
CaUaban. 2. Wild pitch llawi.y. I'taiid htil-Buek-ley.
Implre Hartley, Time 2-lfk
tutiii.ee. Ill rimeceun. 10
Riitiinax, July W, Ih Hrttet were detested for tl.t
aecond lime la two yetri on tha Raltitnor xrnnn 1.
ilar. with the eror w lo nomine in tvnrof rilta
bursh, tbe tirlolea hexan to btt Klllen aet he wae
ttkeaout in tbt ateanih Inmnr- Colcolcuxb ftrtd no
better and he waa l.amid-r.d all over the fi.iu. the
crowd ef 7.2ix p.reena meanwhile vemnr lite ma-t
Proditernke th. Uifui battn.g record ef tbe ittrhr
maklnx tlx lilta, one each time h- enmt to the i.al
Keeltr taa.ic nve hit. Brown wat laettectif a an.1 wai
rellaied by tnke in the tixtii lnnlnc Tha flratbtilhe
rttched wtt eentlntn tbt blatehera by steotel for a
l.cmt run. That wta the I'lrttte' only hit off ink.
Metntlme the tlrtnlee had won a xtmt Ihtt for eoveral
Inntnti looked like asrt Ihlnt for I'liiaburtb. Ibt
icor-
aiLTiMAaa riiTitien.
. 1. p a. 1 . a I a e.o. i. t.
Mcnrtw. sdba 3 I 2 i,mltn. I r. ,.o 11 3 1 o
Feeler, r. f... .a r a o n. Donovan, r to I 2 0 0
Brodit e.r.,.3 n 8 o Ulierkley, lb S 2 11 1 tl
Brother. 1 b. I 1Mb 11 sieneel. c. f a 3 1 o o
Keller. I f....l 1 4 11 O'HIerbtuer. JUI 3 0 8 0
Htiir. 2db. 12 18 1 Lynn.. :th. 10410
Jenilnxt.t.a.11 t I o nialie.ii.ck, a a.l J 4 o 11
Clarke, e 2 I n 1) O.Mack r. ,...1 1 2 O o
Brown, p, . o o o 1 nlMiien. p 010:0
lnki, p ..1 2 o 11 0 colconiuxb, pu o o 0 o
TeUta. 14 24S"? "31 Tetait . . 10 il S7 M "il
Raltlmora o t) o o 1 n a 3 1-14
I'ltltburxh 1O0 201UU 0-10
l.ftrn.d run Btlllntor., 11: nttaburxh. A Plratbaa
bv rrort ritttborsb, -. i.ft on baaea Haltlmore. in.
riltiburxh, X. Fir. I baae ua ballt 1)9 Brown, 8 off
Ink., 3: off Klllen. a: o Ceicol'.uxb, 2. siruek nut By
Brown, 2: by take. It hy Klllen, 1. Horn ran steniai.
Three baa bite H ntI.Vrk. Jnnlxa.Kally.Kaler.
Mrilraw, Keltx. Hro'lle. Twevbae hila-Brodlo (2). Mt
Draw, Ink, stolen bait luarbauer. Clarke ktcuraw.
Rent. Iioublt pity Bierbuer. Btckley. tnd sbt
bek Meilrtw, Kelt, tnd Brouthtra Umplr Lvneh.
lluie-2 26.
rntcrn Iattxne.
at vrraLo.
ami. I icrruoi
I, e.o. l. alb. p.o, a. a
Mcholioa. Jb.1 3 4 4 0lPly, e f n 1 2 o o
Smlth.at 2 2 1S IIDranby, lelbo 112 1 O
Hhearnn.rt .118 0 Oi Hotter, r. f... O 2 1 o 4
Lilly, r.f 1 4 0 O 0 colllne. I t ..2 2 SOU
Field. IttU U HIS 1 Opowte.Sdb,2 2 3 3 3
lltrxen i- 0 12 0 u Clyrner. id b-0 0010
l.uneon. 3db 1 1 11 4 u Urqubart, e ..2 4 3 10
laudykt, I f..l 2 4 2 oUw.e, a t....O 1 8 U 1
llealy, p. . .0 1 n 1 O Itett. r. ..0 1 O o o
IJohnaun, 2db n u 1 3 0
Tottla .. ,7 18 27 IS 1
I Tottla , 14 29 10 8
Shatron out on Infleld fly.
Frit .. 20020000 S7
Buffalo. ., .0 O II 2 II 1 O .1 OO
Frnd runtk'rle, 3: Buffelo, 4. Ift on bata
Frla. V, RuCtln. M. Flrtt bai on lialli-Olt llealy. 2:
off HL 1. Mruox oul Uy Bolt, 2. Three ban hit
I.lli. Dfiwa Boil Two-bae blia Kh.aron. Lady,
tan.lyke (2). Draabv, Collin. 2(. l'r.iahrt (2), Law
Doable play Smith. Mrnolion. and Field: yield end
Mcnolion: I-evei, Johnion, and Drnuby; Drnby.
Lawee. nd Prtubr. I'med btil Uerxcr. Itnpiri
Bnyder. llmt 2tlb
IT MI.HIHT0.
BieoniMTOT I WIIKBItllRI.
a.larn.aal .lar.n.i.a
Mick. 2,1b 1 1 :t 4 I line. r.f. ..1 2001
Lytic, a. a J 1 I 4 I Sh'n'oo. :d b n 1 1 3 1
Power. Ill b ..I I 111 O Oil'ettlt. I f . .0 1 2 O O
I'lyna. r f. ,2 n 2 o O Rr.iwn. tit u.ti llr. (i n
Heine, Mb.....) 0 0 8 1'n.lti.c.r ..II 3 0 0
(lore, i t .. 1100 0 Warner, c ...o (i 2 o o
o'rin.n. r r 1 1 o nt 1 iiuun. 3d h.. .0 1 1 r 1
Duryee. p 220 Mn M.-Mahon. a. at 2 o 1
Loback. e 2 1 li 3 o Blackburn, p 2 115 0
Tnltle . 12 I22"? 1W "5 Totale Jri IU 37 ill
Rlnxhtmton . . 3 1 2 O O o 4 2 1-12
Wlikeibarre .. . .0 1 o o 1 O 8 0 O &
fcarnud runi lllnehamton. 7: Wlikeabarre. 3. Klrat
bale on balli (Iff lluryea, 2 ml Blackburn. 4. Struck
out Hy Duryaa. tL llom. run (lore. Two-bae hita
(llllen. McMabon, l.ytle. Tower, rayn. btolen baeea
Lril. i'ive. libeck. Double piar llin and
Mark iVIld p tch Blackburn railed hall Loback.
Impir Deeacher. Time 1 16O.
ar arix..riiLn.
rtoTinaia. 1 trRicnrirL
la.po.a.P.1 lapn.i.x.
Lrone. . r .11 2 I o i)'thy.e.. . .0 u 8 1 0
Baeaelt. 3db 2 2 14 Ui Kelly, Lf . . .( O 1 0 0
Knixht. I. f. t 2 1 o 0 Lynch. 3d b.. .2 10 2 1
Kozeralitb. 2 0I11 o o Boitanui. c. f.o o 6 u o
C.mi.ly. ...2102 O Frl.l. r f O II 2 U U
Strieker. 2.1 b O 18 8 O ha.leau. 2d h .0 2 4 12
Murray, r.f .. (I 1 H 1 O Lahana. lit b 1 O 7 O o
MrAul.y r. 1 O H 1 1 Me.ielt, a a.. 0 O O 1 1
Ruddarham.p o 1 O I I Horner, p ,01281
Dolan. p .00021
Total. . .81027122
Tolall. . .3 4 24 10 8
ProTld.nc .23201100. R
Bprlh(H.ld 1 1 1 O O O O 0 08
Carntd mbt Trovldence. 3. Plrtt bai byrrra
Frorlutnct, 4. Firtt bti on belli off ftudd.rbam. A;
off Horner. 2 Struck oul Hy Hndderham. 1: br Hor
ner. C Home run BatietL Three beta hit Lynch.
Two-bate htta Kntirbt Slrloktr. Horner. Baerlnre
hit Strieker. Stolen bam Kox.ra Ljnch (2l Bot
tenui Double Maya Murray and MeAuley Horn.r
and bideau Hit by pitcher By Lea by. Lynch. VMM
pliLh Horner. I'mplre kittrlck. Time 2 hour.
ir raor.
taor. iraiccit.
.larn.a.. i.lirai.a
Johnioa, c f..l 2 2 0 o Welch. e.f....o 2 7 O o
Simon. I.f ..1 ( 3 o 0 lloorar.Lf .1 2 10 0
Mnrphy.Sd b.2 2 3 1 2 Mlnahan,db.2 13 10
scheifer, r. f 1 ;t l 1 (i liriffin, r. r . .2 o o o o
Mekatl. 2d b. (I O n 7 1 Eaftii. 2db,. J O 8 8 O
Cthill. c j n 2 rcouity. lath 1 2 0 o l
smith, a l 1 :i r, iicioh,ll..1 8 3 3 2
Br L'ridxe. lb, I 310 u ollei.c 1 4 3 o o
Donovtn. p o ii o 1 1 Kl.roy, p 1 2 o 2 o
klcuiynn. poluto
. Totala... . 121827 9 3
Total!.... II 15 37 ID B
Troy 10031000 8 B
Syracne o 1 7 3 1 0 o o 0-13
Earned rune Troy. 1. 8yrcm. A. rirat haa by
rror Troy. 3: Kyraouae. 4. tft on baaa. Troy, lift
Myracuie. lu. Flrat bite on ballt-OS Meillynn. 7. off
Donnrtn. I, off Ktlroy, 4. Htrock out By Kilroy. a.
Three btaa bit Canity. Two bate blta Cabl.l (2
Brerklnrnlxe. haerldce hue Hlroon. Kaxtn. Slol.n
hiiei-cron (Si. Kilrr Double playa riek.tt tnd
Hreckinrldx: fcmlih. rlek.it and llr. ekliiridx.. Cru.a,
Extll d l-onl.y. txn. Cru.. od Conley: Mjnoban,
Fxan and Cooler: Cro.. n.t Ixan. Paaaad bll C
bin. I'mplrt awtrtwood. tlme-liu
Netr Kagtaad Leaxne Oanae.
At I1 ii tucket Rrecktcn. U; rwluckt. 4. Pitt
Mli-llro.klon.ll0. 1'awturk.l.li. Krrora Brockton. I;
1'awluci.t. 7 Batt.rl.t Brobam and bb.a, Mndx.
M.akin, and Koach
l rortland Fall Hirer, : Parlland, 8. Baa hlla
Fall Hleer. w. I'orlland. la f.rrore-Fall Ble.r 2,
Fonland 8 Ball. n a Lincoln aud Ruptrt; Dinl.U,
Dolan and Mahonai
At Haverhill Hanxor. ; Haverhill A. Hat hlla
Poxor, II, hrerbill, 10. Krror. Bonxor, 4: llaear
hill II. Haiti nei-u'Mlll and Donovan, Lucid and
Bwttoy.
lennlvitntn rtlnte Lenxue (linri,
AlPhlladelphlt-licrtnton. W: Phlladelpblt. 3
At '(ea.tiox llarrleburx. 14, Iteadll.x. o
AI rotlivlile Follerllle. .1. Ianra.l.r.2.
At Ali.utown All.uiown H. hail. tun o.
tin III her field.
At Utlea-riencict. 8 Cuban illanli. la
Ilaaeball liMDica To-lay,
niTioNii, tiiur iao iMiBici iiociir.oa.
Cincinnati ri New York at Clnci'.ntL
luiavllit vt Brooklyn at luiivlll.
Chlraxo va floaton. at ChlcaX'v
St. Luia i I'bila leli.bla. t ht. Loola
Cleveland ve. Waeiiliixlo'i. t Cleveland,
lillaburfh va. Baltimore, at Baltimore.
lieixae llicta.
Sprlnxllald va. Providence, at Sprlif field.
Bufalo ra trie at Buffalo,
niiixiiauiioii va wuieibarra, at Btaxbamtea.
Iroy va syracuae, at Troy
TIIK HOHIUS A.MI CAltltlAOK TRAUB.
Iliialae t'aiml t Thl Time of tha
Year Ha Fwllew Ur at l.lltle.
The horaa and carriage market gsnsrally
takes a sudden collapse about tbe Fourth of
Julr, snd this year seems to be no exception,
Nearly all the dealer say that business Is at a
standstill, and llkly to remain so until fall.
Tliedsprssslun, however, did not manlftstlt
sslf st van 'iM-.tll.t Kearner'e auction ale t
l:iUaud ifKiljistThlrteeath street last Friday,
Th ugh the demand may not have been quite
so goo.l as on ihe previous week, pri-es ruled
about tbe asme, and the al wa quite atl
factory, Hoadalert l.riuglit ,ioiaiIZ)KollM
nrd uarr hone. J7.'i to 170, inatcheri t airs.
$300 io tXKl Van Taeeell A hesrney have
had unutuallr large private ! of carriages
recently, conaldsrlng th lattneisot the sea
son 1'eter C Kellogg A Co. will conduct anlm.
portent eala next Thura.tar at tbe Hudeen
itiver Driving l'ark, louahkeepale. where tbe
entire stablee and trotting breed slock bslong.
ing to tbs estate ot William Dluehart ol Co
pake will be aold under the hammer Among
the horsee are om vary pdy traveller. In
eluding th blsck taste lluih, with it record ot
'.'lit-..
William 11 Bond A Co.. Broadway and Fitly
first street. bsides having teveral good bar
galas In second-bsnd csrrisgs. have every
thing that Is nsw and neat, 'they are prepared
to supply tbe tateat noveltiss,
What ha baenaald about th deprtsssd con
dition ot tbe hers snd carriage market doss
notof ceurs apply to sprinkling w-guos. as
th Wirflld Company of ul Thompson
trteau tastily. This is the busy ssasen with
the flriu.
The (turr.
BRIGHTON"'BEACHRA"dKr
Btary weekday at 3 UP k,
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KL.USIIINO BAI E TKAt'il.
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Murray UlU from Mth el. It to, 1 30. I.to I" M :
Jamei1 tile 3v miautat aarbtr. auaanar JiaOMAl'T
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MAMSAcnVBBTlB CH1CKKIXBB BSXB. 9M
Twer Make n Good Hhonlns Agataat AH IK
New York tn the First llny'e rtay, 1 '
A tplsndld exhlbt'lon ot cricket was given IB
yetterdty at BtAten Island, nlinn the stasia IV
ehuttitt eleven showed their metropolitan M
brethren what they know ot the fine points ot
the game. They alto succeeded In obtaining J
the advantage on the tint Innings, and ther
have now a lead ot twenty-seven runs, with I 9
five wickets still to go down. The batting
honors of ths tlsy were divided among F.
Falrbalrn. 3. Smith, and It. C. Wright, all of ;
whom played patiently and well lor their re a
tpetlve scores. It. Cracknel! bowled in splen ,
did form for Msstachuietts. while 11, MacNutt
did the beat work for the home team.
New York linvlng gained the advantage ( 1
the to. M. It. Cobb sent C It. Kills and F. J.
1'rendergast to ths wtckett. It. Crncknell being
IntrusUd with tho leather. The first ovtr m
proved fatal tn DM, who wat dlsmleetd by '
brilliant one-hand catch In the slips by Khtp-
lierdton, and the first wicket was down for 0. fl
A succsa.lon ot dltssters then overtook tha IMS'
New York batsmen.- I' II. I'o.il w.ts stumpsd
by M. 0. Ilaughton. I'. .1. I'rendsrgn t waa LI
caught In the long field, r. I' Krllv wn clean M
bowled, and li, II. f.'nbb was ont on it catch at m
the wlrunt on a ball he did nni hit. '
When Howard Mne.Nult .tiul It ('. UrUhtbe- ; U
oame associated there were live wickets dowtt
for ill runs, and things wera looking serious Bt'
tor New Ynrk. Thuiu two bit sman. however, -
eaved the day. and by good, stesdr work ther
oarrled th total to HI b-lore MacNult waa BK
oaught at novr point, sttera most iiful com- BV
Pllatlon of 17, II C. Wright continued the '
good work, snd In partnership with C Ilyers. 3 IB
who hit Hire four to leil In a shottand merrr '
Innings, the total wax etlll lurther sdvanoed , HB
to 7n. it C Wright cnntlnue.1 at Ihe wicket. MS.
playing catufully and well, aud when forced to . MU
retire by another eplendld cntrli in th slips IM
by Hhspherdson, he had placed to his credit A am
splendid Innings at 31. , . )
J. II. I.aint.kln, coming up late, had to go la ' tK
tenth man. nnd In company with J. Hose ha ;
made the Istt wicket, a mott difficult one to B
get, Both batamen played goad cricket, and
when an adjournment wa taken for luncheon '
they had carried the total from U5to l'Jtt, J. jVE'
Hose being 21, and J. It. Lambkin 1. Atter B
the Interval the separation was quickly pro-
cured. Hose plaolag one from Cracknel! In tha ,
willing handa of Hhepherdson, andllhe Innlnga
waa over for till.
Massachusetts thsn assurasd the defensive, K
and tbe flrat wicket fell i-heaply enough, J. J. .
Hays being dean bowled hy Cobb with tbe j
score at 'i. Things looksd better when. I. Hmith
Iolnod Keen, and before the last named waa
iowld by Mae.Nuttfort7 the tot. I had been
oarrled to 47, It. Fa rbalrn and II. Rhepherdaon .
werealsodUmlsssd by the same bowler with .; Bt
outmuchdlfUoultr.butthenF. Falrbalrn joined - BB)
Bmith. and an excellent exhibition of aound. . Bfl'
steady batting was seen. No less than seven .. BR
bowlers were tried, but th runs grew eteadl- t BBi
tr. and when Mmlth was at length howled by BB;
Kelly the total had advanced to l.tl. the wicket '
having put nn 71 run. Uorg Wright cam ti BB
riaxt and. with F. Fairhalrn.auccsdd In play- ' BBa
nxr out time, when th total atnod at ISM, V. .
Falrbal n I lnunotout for afln Inning of 67. BBpB
Tne game will bo continued tills morning at .
11 o'clock aliartt. Thssoore: ' HI
hkw font I MiielrHrlr.ro. BeLl
C II. Kill r Shet.LerJ- J. Keen. b. MacXulL, ., 17 WBJ
ton, K Crtcknell . 0J J. Haye. b Chli . ... u
F. J rrenderxtil. r I J. Mmth, b telly . . 84 ' BBB1
Sounder, u Shep R. Fatrbairn. b. MaoNutt o aBBTasl
benleon .... Pill Hhi-pberdein. b. Mo- 'aTasTaBtl
Z. II. Fool. iipk lltuirii. I Null 4 BBBj
ton, b. Crackntll 7 K. Falrbalrn. not out ..87 BltBJ
II t! Wrixht. e enoo- .11 Wriiht. not out 13 . ,BHH
herdin. I.. Cracknel! 34'K. M. Mndle, , BB Bl
r, F Kelly, b Cracinell o:H. CracKnell. !,k., ' BB
M. It Cob... ctlauthlon, 'M. U. Ilauliloo. ( l0 "' : -BB
b. f.hepbcrdion .. O A. Sftundera. J , BB Btl
II Mar.Nutl r F Fair- Hv.e . ... , 31 - Bl
bairn, b Wrixht 17 Let bye. 8 ' BBB1
C, liven. b. Urmtit 12 BBBjl
tl, o lio. c Shepherd- Total Its
aen.b Crackna.l n '; BB Btl
J. H Lambkin, not out, IH i BBBI
J Knee, r Sbepherdaon, 7 axesVasxl
b. Crtckntll 32 - BBBI
Byaa . ... ,.. 2 BHBJ
Lx byea BBUB
181 H
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Italli. JTaMraa. K.- Widtn. H
R. Crtrknell 117 H 4& , BBBfl
II. ihepherdaon A 4 vo 2 BBBfl
(L wrixht 7() it 87 2 I
r, rtlrhtlrn 2() (I 17 o -. flBBfl
J. smith. io o no; BBflB
UOWLIWQ ANALTSIH MARSACIIUSETT8. j H
lull,. Ji-bna. I!f. rririw. Bflflfl
M. R. Cobb l"o e ua i ;
f. II. F.llle 80 H O
F y. Kelly ot 1 f
II. MacNutt Ml f. 2D 8 J
a 0. Yen '.-.J W O 1 BBfll
II. a Wrlxbl . !" I O I
K-U.Feol 2U 1 IU O 1 BBEBJ
First Day's IMayr t tbe Morrl" Park Teaata H
Tourney, 'ft BlvVJ
The flrat nnnlopn lanni tournmnt t Marria V
Park baxan ya.t.rday Afternoon A cup 1 offered by ,p B
th club, valued at ttOO. which ihall bcom tbe I HFj
properly of ny plytr who wint It Ibret tlmta Th f jHfl
venli r icrateh and handicap men's alntltt, aad ft BI3E
tbt flrtt and runner-up prtxet In the tcrateh coattit I Hntt
and the handicap prlta are worth about t200 la ths J Hll
axrrertte. tbe mott vtlutblt eel or prlret offtred here- I 11
bouu. Tbt rrDxemeuti ror tb couteat war ntd I BBBfl
ao late that moat of lb rrarka bad already atarud for I tflflxfl
lb hatbriyhi lourntment. Icavlnx riicber and rarktr A flfllfl
at tbt eiroayeet play.r. ant. red, Tha rttultt et yte i BBlH
ttrdty't pity follow Bflwlxl
Man'a smile tlrat round. II. Howard. New Tark 1 BBCfll
J. C.baalK Klnnalrd Vti-Kroo, llamilt.in T. O. byd. 1 Bll
fault: hdwm P. llachar. Heal Side T. Cheat Mile H. j BBIfll
Charlock. Lluab.th A. '. n-3. 2: Dr. William h. 1 BBBfl
Fraier. Klnxa County T C. boat Clifford A. Uould. I flflnfl
uranxa T U. ti 2. s n. il 2. A', cordon I'arktr. Wt.i BBBI
Hid T, (I.. Lett J P.Thouitl. Elliabath A. C 04, 8-e, J BBBfl
I- Ovia.lo M. Boelolct, Wait bide. T. C, beat 1 BflBfl
J r I'aret, lenox r. C a-0. 2: Arthur j BBUI
Taylor. Weal side T, tl. beat (.ranvlll. L Burr, llamil. ' flflflB
tonT C. n u. 1.8-2, Frederick .V. Jeeaup. south I BBTtI
Oranxa Field Club, beat A H. Wadiworlh. .New Vers ( BBql
city, w 7, it 2. I BBI 9
hacond Itnund-Edwln I'. Fliehar. Wait Bid T. C i BBIfll
beat II Howard. ?.ew Vork T. C O 2. 8 I. 1 IBBB1
ih handicap win ba iu led to-day with rarktr tal ' BflliBl
ritcher a acratch men IBVjfll
No Match Jrletwreen rilmtaer aad CorfleM. LflBm
Tha folltwtax cablt deapttch wti rtctlvtd at th , PJeB
J-ef'O r7o-iie offlet )eeter.lty HI"V
BlUy rummer and Otorxt Corfleldmtt to-day al the Dial
Ffrit-I A'.-toilin article, toflxhi t'.rfl.ooo. Corfleid ' Hflal
would only battle for .20o. an I wanted tb contit to , 11
tk ple In lictober i el.emel.L Fllinm.r wtib.d lo I Hit)
nxht t lb. .Nati.malhpor Ina: Club In .lx waeha Cor I BHll
nvt.1 would not axre t tl.ie. and no match wa mad. I BB SV
"ilei-rxeJobninn bta treed in flxht Htrry spurdon. 1 aflal 2il
who knocked out Htrtonut th Attlontl sportlax Clue S Bflvfl
In twenl)-twn rounda fr X40O and th 12C-pouad A flfllafl
cbxmpiunahlp." I HIH
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