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II , GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
I ' the tat.ext Tor.ir-rcnrr ox two
i axd three year oi.n roax.
I ( A Mas r thn neat Material la lha attar
U ( baa Haaaleaa e.raveaead'e Ksealleat Pra
j manfl far law Carreal VCrels Veler Will
J Shew Hlmeelr la lha riraad.waj "take.
I The raring of the past week was chiefly not.
bte for the sensational turn-tips In the Ilrooklrn
I Derby nnd the Oreat American Stakes, the
I former race beini won by Octagon, whose pro-
rloni race had been a very poor one, while M. F.
' Dwyer's Previous, hitherto restarted by many
t aaascl'lnfr plater In the two-year-old dlrlilon,
upset all calculation! by defeating Frohman,
Handball, Vann, Kitcfoot, and others that
hare been considered as barlnc some preten
tions to stake form.
' As has already been stated In these colnmns.
Octaicon worn the hood In his raco for the Derby
. ; for the first time this year, and tho race was ran
i , exactly to his liking- tortious Is unquestiona
bly a better colt than the ircneral public realized,
a.l It would not bo surprising to find him
among tho best of the thrrc-ycar-old division
text year, as be posscssc many of the qualities
which go to make up a really great racehorse.
ft Is tnio that John K. Maildtn's handsome
' tolt Hamburg, by Hauorer. nut of Lady Iteel,
oeat Previous handily on Thursday, but Ham
burg has every right to be, and undoubtedly Is,
s high-claw youngster. All who saw him before
; ind after his race last week were In lovo with
Dim. and It is now gossiped that bo Is almost as
' rood as tho crack colt llowland, in the same
itrlng. Ily Hanover, out of Lady Heel, a half
lister to Domino, which ran for years In
the well-known colors of Prof. Andrew Smith of
' Toronto, none of this year's stars surpvss Ham-
burg In brilliancy of lineage Racehorses, and
tspcclally twcycir-olda, will at times baffle the
best judges. Some will not nin unless they are
) made do their best by tho liberal use of whip
snd spur, whilo o'hers have to be restrained
from doing too much. It Is the former kind
which are to feared, especially In the yearling
trials, and many a gem Is overlooked by the
larelcss trntner or Indifferent owner who falls
. to recognize latent speed.
It Is to be regretted that tho four-year-old
special between Handspring, Requital. Hastl sgs,
snd Hen Itrusti did not come off on Saturday
last. Handspring did not round to from his
Brooklyn Handicap race in time to receive the
tort of a preparation Frank McCahe thought he
iboulil have for such an event, and Requital U
till under tho cloud which enveloped him at
Morris Park. This left only Hastings and Ben
I Brush, and It wasn't until the eleventh hour
jB 1 that John nyland decided to withdraw the big
Bfi m I nof .Spendthrift. If It would help the sport any
Hi 9 1 Mr. Ilelmont was willing to start Hastings, but
Ha 'm I It was not thought advisable to send two horses
HJ. M I to the post, and so the race was declared off.
Ha M 1W Ben Hnish was not at his best, but he would
lav' RtH oav tccn a Btart6r had the raco filled. The
H n I IflL fMna son of Ilramblo baa been ailing more or
Hi'' m III less all spring, and a mile In 1:43 on Thursday
Hk I fill "in the best work he had done this year. Mr.
Hb nil : Owyer put blm In the sweepstakes alone
Hb will with Howard Mann and Premier, and thesturdy
Hh IH llttlo bay was only beaten a neck In 1:484,
HB illS one of tho smartest races at the distance, one
HI 111 mllo and a sixteenth, seen this year on any track.
H. Ill Tho raco was notnblo In moro ways than one. It
HB l II icrvcd to show what a very useful horse Premier
Hfl ' IH qiis developed into, and especially so wbrn
H tl II Taral is on his back, for the sturdy little chest-
H 111 out runs his lcst for tho Dutchman. It was any
HB ' m tl Kids that ho could not beat Howard Mann and
H' ' M l Hen llrush at equal weights, but he did.
His 'H SI nJ did it Uko a good racehorse, com-
K.: 11 lit Ing with a rush at tho finish that
HmI 1 HH tould not bo denied. With big weight
HB BbM '" "l0 8aJt"0 no won t-wo ' tQe tureo high-
i RE nclght handicaps at Morris Park and only lost
HlY ' HH " 'ne lhlrd Df n 8tl0rt head. Premier Is certainly
HB) HH giving Mr. Voshurgh plenty of food for thought
HH Hlsl B"d tDO handlcL.ipcr is in a quandary as to
HH HUH here tho sturdy four-year-old belongs. Dy tho
HHfr HUH way. Premier is a useful kind of a borso for any
HHv HilH man to own, lnnlng no fewer than sixteen
HH HjlH , ructslnlSIM).
HH - HnU '1,,e breaking down of Buck Massie. the good
HJB H HI five- car old bon of Ifanotcr, at Latonla last
bHH Hi IB wick was a big loss to his oungowicr, J. M.
HH ' H IB Murph). and removes a sure starter for the
HH H PH Suburban Handicap one week from to-morrow.
HHf MB nl Charlie Thorpe was engaged to ride the brown
HHl' ' H KB horse earh in tho spring and Murph) thought
H aTH that he hadaroalcbancotowinattbowclKlits.
HH H IB It ls "ot known dctlnltcly at this writ-
' Br IB '"K u,t what material will faco the
Bfll' Bi IB lUrter for the Suburban. Hastings, Hnnd-
BBs H IB spring, Clifford, and Requital are Important
HHj H H factors, but their chances ot being ready
HH H WWk on thit day are more or less misty. This leaves
HHj H HH i Hen Brush, Ilelmar, Howard Mann, First Mate,
HHl I IB Fl)ing Dutchman, Hnlma, Ring Arthur II.,
HHl B IB Peep o'Day, Hir Walter, Lake ribore. Havoc,
HHj- - H IB Roundsman, Volley. Tbo Swain, und Maurice.
BHI BIB Hulmals, of course, under suspicion, and bo is
HHk B IB cn Brush, for that matter, so that until a few
BBV B MB days before the race it will be idlo to talk of
HIS B flsi Uioso that will surely go to tho post. In addition
HJlH B BI to the Suburban tho Double Event of 10,000
EH B BI ta.OOO for tho nret part will bo run on the open-
Vh Ha Bran Inir dav.
Bf'lf4 ' BIS The Brooklyn Jockey Club spring meeting will
Bile HB close this week. To-morroiv too Bedford Stakes
HeUl IB of S'--()0' for two-year-olds, at four and a half
HjgSi HB furlongs, nnd tbo Broadway Stakes of t5,000 for
HHJI sWl three-year-olds, at one mile nnd a sixteenth, will
HHl BI bu run. A fair lot of two- ear-olds will meet in
SB HK t,lu fofuier, but the Broadway should be tbo
IIBh three-year-old race of the meeting, as it will
HB mark the first appearance, in his own class of
B ' the unbeaten 'Voter, winner of the Mitro-
BB politun Handicap, and regarded by many
BB BH ,'10 ,'esl' three-year-old of the jear.
HH Among those Voter will meet are Don
MB ' do Oro, Ogdcn, Buddha, The Friar, and
IB ' Challenger. Buddha ls said to be a very high
jflB clnsHCoiton a dry track, but has had tho bad
mm luck to have nothing but mud whenever any of
(HB bis metropolitan engagements have been on.
imm To-morrow's course should be exceptionally
mm fast, and with a race Uko the Derby tin-
jH der his belt ho should bo fit, Wednesday's
B. 'mm card has among other attractions tho BrooLdalo
BBBBv IB liundicap of ?'J,000 for tbrco-ye&r-olds and up-
BBH11 W ward, at one mile and a furlong, and
HH; M the Falcon stakes of $2,000 for three-
J car-olds, at ono mile and a sixteenth,
Inch has a large entry list, Rensselaer's
BBBfl," ABB Hat nnme appearing among the Falcon nomina-
HHB? 'HB tlons. rurTliurBduy.thu ItoalynStal.es fur to-
HHHi ' fli year-olds, utfho furlongs, und the MyrtloHtaLes
mm' WU 'or thrce-ycnr-olds and upward, at ono mile and
Hji Hi B sixteenth, will bo run, with good nelds en-
BHB BF.flB gaged in each. Saturday tho meeting will be
BBBBJ BBBi brought to a close with the Tremont Stakes of
BHB BBBI f 10,000 for tw o-) car-olds tho uinln feature of
HHK1 BIB i,,u curd. Tbosu eliglblo to start for tbo Tro-
HHH' BBH uionthukes are Handbill, Frohman. Previous,
HHjB flBjBi Mr. Halter. Firearm. Murlllo, Uriel, Klto-
BBBH ,BHlBH foot. Varus. Arquebus, nnd Blarneystono.
bHEHj KM HB 1hi should lie quite n horso race, and
BBB flBatBM " Varus docs not go Imck lie should bo very
BBHB' liniHil hard la beat, as ho had more speed than any
BBB' pSMjBU ' other oungster In the Great American Stakes
BBB; Mrfl nfll on .S.Uurilnj. That race should do tho giant ton
HHl' 'tBUn of Cnjugnu lot of good, Tbo Boulevard Handicap
BBl IBrfly of VL'.CiOO for three-year-olds, at ono mile and a
BBf KB BBl furlong, will bu tbo other stako feature of the
HI' Hl'-'BB closing day's programme. All the good thrco-
HK 'ICvBH J ear-olds, with tbo exception of Rensselaer, nro
9B- iB HM tiigage-d,
MB BBJMu The death of Ilyron McClelland was sad news
iSr BIhB for the many friends of the popular horseman in
91 IB Hi this kinit. Ho hndu friendly n ord for every-
Tm BkHH cue und cudcarid hluiBclf to turf lovers of all
(Hr : BTBV clusscs by bis sunny disposition. Ho posxcssid
EH BI Hi tli3 raru luality of detecting great horses in
HB H'Ba cuibro, aud be was rarely without a first-class
IS ' Hi Um performer in bis xtablo. Salliu McClelland,
JH' H aH Hulma, Henry ot Navarre, Bermuda, Prince
Hii ' HlHl Llcf, Ce-sarion, Kvcnatus, Maeco, and n host of
W HrflBI other winners were owned and raced bv blm.
Ml tflTBi Juinea R. Keene's thruo-j car-old colt Voter
dn HH'flBi ni"' llls prepurntory work yesterday for tbo
HI HBiHb Broadway Stakes. Tod Sloan bad the mount
HB EHeHB on tho sou of Friar's Balsam. He covered the
HB HtH distance In l:Mlt. the first mile in lU2t. The
HB MBBfl Winner and Bvlniar worked n mllo and a fur-
!BI BHrHtl ln,,K '" l:''!- M- F. Dwycr's Beu Kdcrand
HB JHBHH Tom Cromwell went a mile In 1:44. The work
H HBiBi afl in preparation for the Parkway Handicap
H KBaH oi VVcMlnesdny.
iW 3HFH1 The colt Russler, 4 years, by Russell or Tom
fH WH Hi Ochiltree out of Conjecture, died at the Graves-
Hf jn Hi eni1 rnce track jrsterday of pneumonia. He
HB BBHi was the property of P. T. P. Randolph ot Pbila-
JBm wHBBj dclphlauud bad won a few races this ) car.
HB HBBB voce's 940,000 rnizx:.
'BJ HBtaH " Arnaud'a roll Mini the (Jraua Prlz de
.HB HBTBvJ Paris at Lamcbsnpi.
''HE HH HH lUias. Juno 13. Tho race for the Grand Prix
'HliwHff Hf de 1ur' valuo $-10,000, was run to-day at Long-
$ iIHBBHB champs and was won by Doge. Roxelano was
I HBlli second, and Parasol II. third. There were ten
i 'HbBHBHB starters. Tliu post odds were l'J to 1 against
SB HBTBH "i0 winner, '-' to 1 Roxelane, und -'5 to 1 Paracol
9 BBHBBBH " President Fauru, who witnessed the race,
B 'HI BBH Hi congratulated M. Aruaud, tho owner of Doge,
W HEaBBBfl Suunuary:
I HklaHEaH Thn Grand 1'rlx de Tarlj, of 200,000 francs
I HfVHBBH (tiu.onoi, lBO.Ouu frsne-s glrrnbytue my of I'srU
a 'flBJBHBflBl ud oC.Ouo franks hy tne flva great railway com-
If- 'BBfBSRHB panlrs, for uilrocolu and niliet, fualrd In ltU,of
f rHuHHIBBl every dekcrlpilua sud rouatry, added to a sweep-
'; MffBiBfll HI tlaketof l,Ouufrnea eacUi buO francs forfeit; lbs
! ;BBlVBaH second to melm zu.nbu francs aad the third 10,000
; -HaTBl It n fraocsout nf thu stakes, about one mile and serea
fluff KB BBB urlonxs (47a mrncrltwrs:
HR ' BP Hn u- J' Arnaud's b. c. Pegs, by Frtcandcau
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If HlalH It. UTCaUlsult's cb. f. lloxelane, by War Dance
! BBl BBl HB ituse of Kew York
i . HB H 9f M A. AbOUe's b. c, J'aiuol IL, by UutU-I-yral II
I HRsiilHl
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rrafeaslaaal Jadie Badly Seeded aw tfea Trat
lias Tarf.
The usual number of local road driven and
club members were In attendance at Fleetwood
yesterday forenoon. Almost every one coming
primed with a stcry or criticism, generally the
latter, anent some particular feature of the rac
ing last week. The distinctive point upon fchich
there was a universal flow ot adverse comment
was the Judges' stand, or rather the ofSctaU who
administered the trotting law for the final day
of the meeting. A mumi! of the many opin
ions expressed upon this subject would result la
a verdict far from complimentary to the three
gentlemen who occupied the unenviable position.
The primal cause of a very bad day's work was
the dilly-dallying and inexcusable carelessness
which permitted a day's sport which, with
proper management, should hae been finished
In good order and In a satisfactory manner by 6
o'clock, or 6:30 at tbe latest, to drag out till
long after sundown, and even then remain un
finished. The absurdity of wasting over an hour
In useless dlscnsslon before reaching a decision
In a caso to explicitly covered by the rules that
even the veriest tyro could have given the cor
rect solution of the matter In a moment's time.
was apparent to all.
Hardly a meeting has been held at Fleetwood
for years past wherein the Judges' stand has not
been tbe cause of the same kind of disastrous
work extremely detrimental to the sport, and
this cause, far more than any other, is responsi
ble for tho apparent lack of Interest which
trotting holds for a metropolitan audience.
And so It will ever be, as long as
tbo duties of this most Important position
are Intrusted to amateurs whose only claim
to the office Is based upon good fellowship. The
decision In the aeeond heat ot the 2 .30 trot,
wherein an honestly won heat was taken from
Mr. Ruber's mare Arigal and given to Sam L.
and which ultimately cost the former second
money, also came In tor much criticism. The
horse receiving the heat had been far more cul
pable In the matter of break than the one upon
which punishment was Inflicted, and under no
reasonable construction ot the rule can the ac
tion In this case be Justified. A rather amus
ing feature of this decision, except for
the owner of Sam L-, developed after the race,
when it was ascertained that Murry did not
want tbe record which was thus unexpectedly
forced upon him. and would havo been more
than satisfied with less money and no record.
He thinks he has a very clever horse for a green
one. and had his eyes upon a number ot slow
class purses, but with a mark of '2 :2m practi
cally forced upon him In tbe first mix-up, bis
calculations were knocked askew.
Though there were a few fair miles trotted
during tbe morning, there was nothing unusual
In the way of speed, tnont of tbo trainers being
content with slow, steady work. Perhnps the
busiest of the lot was Klmcr Stevens, who was
hard at work with his big string. Among those
he speeded a little were Hard Tack, a bay geld
ing with a mark ot 'J:20'j, which be sent two
evenly rated miles in thu same notch, 2:284.
James L.. who had bis real work-out
on Saturday, when he was sent along
at better than a 2:30 clip, will bo
a starter at the Lynbrook meeting on the
23d, as will also Snlpnoso and Eure.Ua in the
same string. Stevens has a promising pair ot
green ones in C'oL Lawrence Kip's fillies, Chere
Amlo and Hexla, the former having shown a
quarter In 32 seconds with little work. A few
of the local trainers will send some of their
charges to Poughkeensle, but tho delegation
from Fleetwood will not be a large one.
Cobwebs, 2:12, hitched to a road wagon and
driven by Nathan Straus, made the circuit of the
tra kin 2. 10. Between beats on SaturdayMathe w
Riley brought out the Kentucky Prince gelding
Uuy, 2:0!) ij, hitched to a top road wagon, and
drove htm a half In l:00hi and, continuing the
circuit, repeated tbe first quarter in 34 sec
onds. Fred Stelnway also drove his team, Lou
Mitchell and Addlo H.. a mile to road wagon In
2:21t. The same team went tbe circuit the day
before in 2:17.
Although It was announced that Lawson N.
Fuller's attempt to drive bis elght-ln-hand for a
record would be postponed a week, there were
many who went to the track Saturday In expec
tation of seeing tbe exhibition. But as Mr. Ful
ler, who was present, stated, while It was too
bad to disappoint them, it would be dangerous
to bring tbe horses out on the crowded track, as
they were quite rank after the let-up which the
bad weather necessitated. With good weather
the exhibition wiU positively take place Satur
day next.
The bay stallion Arivana, by General Wilkes
out of Norma Strathmore, by Stratbmorc, the
winner of the 2:20 pace on Saturday when he
took a record of 2:lti1s In the fourth heat, was
one of the bargains of the Fasig sale In January
last.
Lew is G. Tewksbury's star combination, head
ed by Robert J. and John R. Gentry, is tbe main
attraction at tho capital of the Nutmeg State,
their quarters at the Driving Park being tbe
rcntro dally of a crowd ot enthusiastic admirers.
It is an open question whether the stylish outfit
nnd furnishings of the kingpin pacers come In
for tbe greatest share of admiration, but certain
It Is that the combination has taken the Hart
ford horsemen by storm. E. R. llowne, who is
in charge, has started in on the earnest w ork of
preparation, and from now until they start tbe
grand tour with the opening engagement
at the Hartford track on Independence Day tho
horses will be kept at steaoy work. On July f
one of them will go against Star Pointer and
Frank Agan in tbe $6,000 free-for-all, while the
other will be sent against Johnston's record of
2:064 to a high-wheel sulky. The route from
Hartford has not as yet been definitely decided
upon, tbo requests for exhibitions being so nu
merous that the Itinerary has not as yet been
arranged.
Greenwood A. C. Boots.
A big crowd wltneited Iks regular weekly boxing
show of the Greenwood A. C. on Saturday Dlght.
la the nrtt boat of ten rounds, at catch weights,
Tommy Hawkins defeated Young Leonard. The
second bout was of ten roundi. at 138 pounds, be
tween Tommy Shorten nf New York and Cnarfcs
Dreyeoti of East New York. Shorten itarted to
rorce tha flsbflQK In tha sixth round and ruibed
Drey:ott all over tbe rlnc. In the mlx-up be lan'led
a rlsnt-hnd swing on Drejcott's Jaw, tending htm
down, Dreycott rote In nine tecoadt, but wat vary
groggy, and Follce Captain Kenny stopped tbe ngbt.
The referee awarded tbe bout to Shorten. In tbe
third bout Andy VValirt of South Brooklyn aad
Cobby Dobbs of 3'lnneapollt fongbt to a draw.
Goaalp or tbe Itlng.
Tommy Wett bat decided not to do any OghMng
until next September.
Joe Dateraaa wants a trial against any.of theada
In the lib. pound divitton.
I'eter Maber It going to take a reit tilt summer.
ne is thinking of taking a trip acrott tbe Atlantic.
Jack Gttbona of South Brooklyn and flush Kltc
almrcona ororeeupotnt will meet during the week
la a ten round bout a' Iko pounds.
In Beckwltb or Cleveland, tbs noted Wet tern
middle weight, hat beu matehed to ngbt Andy
Waltb or South Brooklyn tea rounds at 134 poundt.
Ilotila Harnett on Parurdar matched Jack Cadlgan
to meet Jim Caulflel 1 la a ten reund bout at South
Htacb, Mateo Itland, tbe la iter pari of tblt montn.
Owing to the fact that Con Doyle cannot get to
welabt, Dick O'Brteu hat been secured to meet
rred Laos of Inaianapolti at tne Arena A. C. to
night. O'urlen It laid to tw lu fair condition.
Tat Iteady of vTatblngton, the riling young mid
die weight who met Tommy hyan recently, ar.
rlred In this cltr on Saturday. Jteadr la being
looked after by Tadily Gorman, wno wants to match
him agalntt any loo poi'nder
Harry I'eppert and Nlel Burley will not fight be
fore the Eureka A. C., at at nrtt promoted. Through
tome unknown reaton Jim Ryan wilt tase Peypen'i
Place, and the cunkettwtll he decides next Thurt
day, Burley and Ityan will box twenty roundi.
Billy Delaney, who It Jim Jeffrlet'a manager, writes
to a friend In the Eat that he baa matched Jef.
rrlea to tight Out ltublln, Billy lladden't lattit
"find" In tbe heavy, freight line. Huhlla snd Jef.
frlet will box twenty roundi at San Francl.co this
month.
Dare Sullivan thlnkt be will be able to fight "Aui
trallan" t'lllj Murpuj at tne I'olo A. C. He li In
fair thape nuw and believer that a week's work
will put blm In good Oghtlog trim, lfauy of Dave't
frletn deplore tbe fact that Jack Smith and him
self have parted company.
Danny MctlrlJ. ls very angry over tho decision
given agalntt blm In hit late affair with Tommy
Shorten, lie says without any reserve tbat wben
the niatcb v. at made between himself and Sam
Iloltn the latter bad no Idea of fighting and that
Siiortell waa training fur ht.n right along. Mc.
lirida It ready to race Solan on tbe tame conditions
which characterized their late match,
Sam ritspatrlck tali yesterday to a representative
ot The So that Kid Lavtgne would keep In train
ing to at to be ready to meet anybody In bit ciaaa.
"It's strange bow all the to called aiplrantt give
George a wldu berth," diclared Sam. "The ligut
welgrt limit It 18a poundt, but ttlll boxers sax.
lout to ngbt nold out for a higher welibt. There
are uioro welter weigbts In the bualueit to day anx
lotia to fight Lavigae than tbere are men In hit
dan." riiepatrlck added that Lavlgne would
matt Joe 'VValcott agalu, provided the weight ques
tion could be agreed upon.
Itlfle (boating.
The semi monthly outdoor ihoot ot the Zttltr
nine Club wss held at Bookman's Cypress mils
Park ye'lerday morning. The weather wss favor
able for the iport, but a illght breeze threw some
of tbe poorer shooters off the mark. Tbe scores
follow I
Itegular aeml-mosthly cintest on the fOO-yard
ranze, off hsndi tbe bett three strlnai of ten shots
teen to count for prliesi strlsst unlimited) pom.
ble 5U im each airing. Loult KUeh, 0TT Loult P.
Hanton. BSOi Ilenry ilolget, 03i w. Wilton, I)I8
II. v. linlltr. 04 1 1 cearlrt u. Zctiltr. Sr.. e-.'oi Chat,
u. Zetller. Jr., ItlV; Max V. Engel, olbl Oeorge
Wlgman, eltfj Barney Zetller, nuvi Joaepb Jllcsa,
hue: Adolpn Krontbcrg. S7I; Loult Orane. 670:
William Boil. Cat i Thomas V. JIcK.nna. 7irrM
Belbenetgea. 47t Philip stuns. 7e. wltbdrtw after
the second HrtVg.
BABEBAZ.U
ha Hew Yerln taeieaae Taetr Avevage, sefclle
taa BtmUItwb IVaae irteral relate.
Owing to the few games last week the players
of the two local club had little opportunity to
Utter their batting and fielding average. Van
Haltren. Davis, and Warner were the only New
York men who played In the three game to add
points to their batting figures. Joyce's pitchers
allowed the opposing team to Increase their
batting average by nine point, the home play
ers In the meantime adding two point. In the
fielding department there wa also an increase,
nine point for the New York and four point
for the opponents.
Since the Brooklyn returned from their West
ern trip Jone has taken a big drop In hi bat
ting. Burrill, who ha been at the bat only
three times, now leads. The team hut week
went back three points In batting and six point
In fielding; while the opposing team decreased
their batting figure by flvermlnts, the fielding
average remains the same. The following record
includes all games played to date:
NKW YORK BATTCta
.Vanes. Gaeiet.fl R B2B2BnnSBftn Cenl
Zearfoee. 1 2 I 10 10 0 0 .300
U Clarke 3 4 If SO 0 000 .Sou
Tlernan. . .34 151 43 BO 8 a 1 ID 1 .331
Ueekla ... 10 38 3 9 S 0 0 1 0 .331
Yaa Haltren ..33 1 2 X t 1 Oil 1 .830
Davla 37 140 30 44 9 3 13 1 .nil
nieaeon 3 153 34 43 4 1 0 13 3 .21
Warner S3 111 13 10 0 I 11 0 .37
Ttnale 9 83 4 900000 .373
Joyce 34 132 39 34 S 0 1 S 0 ,23S
W Clark 20 70 S 18 3 0 1 1 0 .237
Seymour 11 34 8 9 10 10 0 ,230
Unlmes 28 88 14 20 8 1 0 1 .231
Wilton 17 80 4 18 1 1 0 4 0 .tit
Doheny 10 38 4 710090 ,1H4
Sullivan 4 13 1 300000 .134
riEXDIXO.
.Vaetee. Oastee. i-wf Ouf. AuUtt. Xrrors. Per Ct.
Zearfou. 1 3 0 0 1000
W. Clark 20 113 B 4 .988
Tlernaa 38 48 8 3 .984
Wilton 17 121 11 0 .937
Oleaaon 88 124 113 14 .011
Meekln 10 4 11 1 .938
Van Haltren.. .38 79 R H .914
Warner 31 142 47 18 .91 J
Bute 9 4 24 3 .903
Joyce 3 68 73 IB .889
Sullivan 4 0 7 1 .873
Dobeny 10 3 82 S .873
Seymour 11 8 38 S .873
Holraea 23 S3 8 T, .fens
DavU 87 78 98 32 .848
D. Clark 3 0 2 3 .4b0
TEAM DATTT30.
At Bit. Jlune. Bum BU: PtT Ct.
New York 1880 381 KB8 .273
Opponent! 1228 191 298 .241
tcax nxxDrsa.
rut Out. miniate. Xrrora. JVr CI.
New York 987 494 128 .920
Opponents 983 441 113 .928
Bnoom.YN BATTI50.
TVr
Kami. Oamts.AB B IBtBiBHttSBSU Cenf.
Durrlll 3 3 n 100000 .3.11
Jones. 42 178 42 38 S 2 1 13 1 329
Larhaaca 42 181 24 07 9 8 3 9 3 .814
Inilrnon 42 182 82 33 0 B 2 IS 3 .802
Shoch 18 39 3 820030 .374
A. Hmlth 12 40 S 11 3 0 0 1 1 .273
Shlndle 42 170 8.1 43 10 1 19 3 .283
Kennedy 17 84 B 14 1 2 1 0 1 .239
Orlm 83 123 9 81 2 0 0 3 3 .234
Ortffln. 42 170 87 42 6 3 1 8 3 .HI
Payne 14 43 7 10 0 0 0 0 1 .2.18
Canevan 37 148 20 83 7 2 2 3 0 .2.11
HannlTan...... 7 9 1 200021 .til
McMahon. 811 1 200000 .181
Daub 13 80 8 520010 .187
O Smith 33 143 14 23 4 1 0 2 1 .134
Dunn 3 8 1 000000 .000
PUber 3 2 1 000000 .000
riELDlNO.
Samut. Oaawe. Put Out. UirUfa. Errors. Per Ct.
McMahon. 3 3 10 0 1000
Dunn 3 3 3 0 1000
FUber. ... . 2 110 1000
Lacbance 42 470 IS 12 .948
Orlrnn 48 113 2 .911
Orlm. 38 103 48 4 .98z
Jonea 43 90 7 4 .980
Anderson 43 77 3 3 .947
A. Smith. 13 27 17 8 .938
Daub 13 2 29 2 931
Kennedy 17 3 87 8 ,933
Payne 14 3 24 3 .931
hhlndle 43 44 89 13 .912
a. Smith. U 08 109 18 .90S
Canavaa 37 81 110 20 .903
Hanntvan 7 3 2 1 .873
Enoch 13 29 19 8 .837
BurrtU 3 0 0 1 .OOU
TEAM BATTtNO.
At Bat. Bum. Bat Tilt: PerCt.
Brooklyn. 1313 233 401 .284
Opponent. 1472 220 331 .239
TEAM nsLDixa
Put Out. -tutiti. Xrrora. Per Ct.
Brooklyn 1138 331 108 .937
Opponents. 1134 344 122 .934
Katiaaal Leagae tleeartf.
i ' F I ' ?! i i r I: I, ! I !
1 11 j p Ji ' I
Baltimore. i... 3 1 21 S 8 4 2 41 1 2 4 29
Boaton....' 0 ...j 21 0 8 0 4i 3 4 2 2 88
Cincinnati.; 3 I... 4 4 0 4 0, 1 3 3 0 23
NewYork.1 0 01 01. . Ol 2 1 81 3 3 -I 4 20
Pnlla , 0 2 I 3 .. i 3 1 2' 4 4 o 3 21
Brooklyn. 2 03 0 0...I I, 3, 1 1 2 4 21
Cleveland. 1 1 1 1 3, 1 ...' 0 0 3 3 3 19
Pltttburg. 0 14 2 4 2 0 ...I SO 2 1 19
LoultTllle 0 1 0 2 I1 8 2 2 ... 2i II 3 17
Cblcago.... 1 1 21 2 21 2 0, 0 0 ...I 3, 3 Id
Wash ... 1. 2 0 Ol 0 I 0' 2, 1 2 ...' 4 II
St. Loult. ' 1 Ol 0 0 01 2 0 ij li 1 1 ... 8
Oameelott. 9,12 UJlB 20'19'20i20 83l23l7li33
Atlantic larne.
AT nWASLX.
Reading 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 01 3 4
hewark 00000200. 2 7 2
UAttCIlLa aiuuio uiu &iDKiix,vvUUUiWUIiau.
AT riTkkSOI.
.HI.
Lancaster. 0 00200000 02 B 2
Peterson 0 00000101 13 9 1
Batteries Callahan aad Werte; Ylau and Weitlaxe.
THE KkCOab.
ft? '' ' 15 H I 3
MLlLtt'tL1!
Lancaster 4, 2 2 1 8 8. A, 21
Pat raon 3 ..I 4 3 3, 4, i 8 2.1
Newark 0 2 .. 4, S 4 4 2'21
Norfolk 2 3 4.., 3 3 3 219
Athletics 1 8 3 3 .. II 6 420
Hartford 3 31 4 3 ll. I 3 4 81
Richmond 8 HI 1 3 2 31 3,18
Readies Bl 0 0 0 4 4 1 14
Qam"e7"lott 17 IB 16 lb" T'a'38 34 1
Eastern League.
at scrruo.
Buffalo 8 81010011 111 17 8
Providence..! 30001310 313 18 3
Batteries Souders and Smith; Braun and Dixon.
AT KOCHESTKK.
a. n. x.
Rochester 1 0 10 10 0 0 14 10 2
Wllkesbarre 1 0030030. 3 US
Batteries Gannon and Frary; Coakley and Qondlg.
at svaaccik.
a. h x.
Syracuse 3 0 10 0 0 3 1 ..7 10 1
Springfield 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 9 3
Batteries Halarkay and Ryan; Mains and Duncan.
the r.rcoRD.
cur, i. i t'li r, tl' i, i
J.-i Ji.ll 111!! i.
Buffalo t 4, 4i 41 Si si :i 3 34
Syracuse 0' ,. l! 4 41 ai s 892
Bcrantun 2i 3' ,. V 2 1 4 17
oifliiiHiiriu,, ,,.......(. t A u ..' a; a u 4 in
Rocheeter Si Ol 3 2 ..1 4 4 1 17
Toronto 31 2 8 I, 3 ., 1 3 14
Provldenoe 21 1 1 3 1 41.. 4 HI
Wllkesbarre 0 0 1, 2! 4 2 2 .. 11
Oames lost lli'lllflj'lBi20 2021 lt!
Other Game.
AT WEXllAWKkX.
WeltN.T.r. C...1 0 10 0 0 8 0 04 8 3
Derby 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 01 B 8
Batteries Boldt and Lsmsr, Kennedy and Brennan.
AT B0B0KKK.
Iloboken 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 08
Genuine Cuban (Hants. , 0 0014100, 4
Batteries McOee and Burke; Itoblnion aad Jordan.
at co.xcsirAW,
Erie lUllroad 1 3 4 8 B 3 ..17
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 1 0 0 B 0 0 28
Batteries McCabe aud Proof; Welsh sad Tuesday.
AT SECACCVS.
Irontlde 8 3 0 0 0 18 7 0 IB 18 i
Amerlcui A.A00OU0000 0 0 B12
Batteries Deegaa and O'.Se II; Ileytler and Btanaard.
at suoAkA cxmcksmr.
a. h. g.
Niagara 0 0 0 2 2 0 2 0 B 11 13 14
Uornilltvllle.,.7 16 0 0 0 10 ,. IB 14 0
Batteries-O'Brien and Ford; Ryan and Dillon; Ryan
aadSneehaa. ' ' '
at AKiaoss risk.
Bay Ridge A. C, .3 10 0 0 10 1 0 0 14
YonkersA.A 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 8 S
Batteries Fellr. and Horsey Amber and Roe.
at wintimscko.
WllU'm-b'f A.C.8 0 0 4 B 0 1 0 01 fs &
Howard A. 0....B 030000007 B 3
llatteries lUlly and UnlhuU) lfrlU and Pelch.
at mriic
IVewark a. C... 3 10 114 4 1 8 1
Union A. C 0 001410007
at wtuxr rotrr.
wnieu potai 1000001 e 4
XanerA.C 1 1139 T-34 17 3
Batteries RUey and Carroll i Dunnlgan and Oldfleld.
at cnrcAoo noascio.
a. n. k.
CWcago Calons 38004000 014 12 o
Cuban X Olaau 300 101000 8 94
Batteries Moor and a Jackson; Shaw and W.
Jackson.
AT CBKAOO AfTSJaOO.
a. it. c
Cuban X OUsts 3 0 3 0 4 10 1 014 11 8
Chicago Calona 40010101.. 14 2
Batteries fielden and Williams; Holland and root.
At Stapleton Mlmtrel, 13: Texlne. 18.
At Buahwtck Para Oak A. C lliOak P.C 9.
At Westrheater-Atlaata A. C, 28; Deaf Mates, 8,
At Flushing Bsyttde Stan, Mi Manaaatett, 2.
Here Canaee an antarnUiy,
at abELrm niXD.
. n. c
AmerTfortr.C.l 00000010 14 10
DenUurA. A 30308030 ..13 8 4
Batteries Ryder and Peters; Zledler and Leonard.
AT MOJrtCLAl.
- a. n. K.
Montrlatr 00308000 412 IB 4
Manhattan .. 133001000 8 10 4
Batteries Tlrreil and Wool; Byrnes and Dowd.
At Brooklyn Arsna A. a, 14; Xllllamsburt A.
.. -
Baseball Game T-Day.
satiohal Lkaack jlvd uiaicjL.v assoCTATtcre.
St. Louis at New York; Cblcago at Brooklyn;
Cincinnati at Bottom Lmurvliie at Mainmort: Cleve
land at Pniladelpnta: Pltttburg at W atmngton.
casTxas Lxaace.
Provldenca at Baffalot Springfield at Toronto;
Wlikesoarre at Rocbeeter; Scrauton at Syramsa.
ATUasTtc tccacr.
Newark at Paterson: Athletics at nartfordi Nor.
folk at Lancaster Richmond at Retain.
OTHC OASES.
Bmwn vs. Ualvcritty of Pennsylvania, at Provf
deace; Merlden vs. Waterbury. at WaMrbnry.
Baaeball Xalea.
Orlffln hit saftly only once fn th last five games.
Oleaaon has stolen serea base la IBs last eight
games.
Three errorless game have baea played by th
Brooklyn.
In tbe lat fourteen game Davis has mad seven
teen errors.
Tbe Pittsburg! bare wen only ea gam on their
Eastern trip.
The New York bar mad tea or mora hits In
elghteea games.
Only one error has been made by Anderson la the
last alj teen garnet.
Six bits in tbe latt tea games shows thai Joyce ls
not battlLg up to the mark.
3eorg Smith may resume playing la this after
noon's game at Eastern Park.
S. A. Divide the total number of games won by
tbe total number won and lost.
Orlm, Shlndle. OrlRln, Anderson. Jones, aad Lav
chance are tbe only Brooklyn players to mass four
htra fn An. ..
Tne Brlgbtoa A. C has July 8 and 4 open for a
reasonable guarantee. Address N. Brickfield, 272
Cleveland ttteet, Brooklyn.
Although the Brooklyn club has serea pitchers on
the pay roll. Mtnager Baral relies mostly on Payne
aad Kennedy to win garnet.
In the ten garnet played at Eastern Psrk sine the
Brooklyni returned bom tbe opposing teams bare
scored only 29 runs, test tbaa tares to a game.
Tbe freshman elaaa of Manhattaa College has or- '
ganlxed a team Tor June, and would Use to arrange ,
garnet with fremmen teevrot of coiieeet la thU vi.
einlty. Tbe team la made up of tbe following play
ers E. Johnson, pitcher. J. Condon, catcner; D. i
Dougherty, first bate; J. Sullivan, second base; O. ,
Oolden. abort stopi T. Naogbwn. third bate; T.
Coir, right netdt w. McLaughlin, centre field: a.
Manning, left ntld. Address P. Marram. Mannat- '
tan College. j
Cricket.
The standing of the clnbt In the race f ot the pen
nants ot the Metropolitan Dbtrlct Cricket League and I
the New York Cricket AsaartAtlon U as follows
xkTacroLrras leascx. i
Won. Lost, per Ct ITon. Jsf. Per Cf .
X. J. A. C 1 0 1.000 staten I'd SI ftea
Manhattan 2 1 .884 New York 0 3 .000
Drawn Games Sf J A. C, 1 , Staten Island. 1.
JEW TOa CIOCXXT aSSOCUTIOV.
ITon. Lett. PerCt Wan. Lett. Per Ct '
Peterson 3 0 1.000 St Oorje't I 1 .300
Brooklyn. 2 1 .Bf8 Kearney 1 2 33.1
X J A C 2 1 .888 Manhattan I 2 .3.1.1
Kls;sC'o 1 I 300 Columbia 0 3 COO
fbe Australian team ot baseball players and crick
eters wUh to arrange a match with an sll-Nw York
crt'ker team under the auspice of tbe league and
tbe bavretary has ten Instructed to commucl-ate
further with the Australians manager regarding a
conteet.
Arrangements have been made for tbe gome to be
played at Staten Ulead on Jun 28 between repreten
tative teama of tbe New York Cricket Asata-tatlon and
the Metropolitan District rncket League. K- T.
Rokely will be the aptaln cf the lea-i.e tam. The
eleven will be atlecte'l from these player RT Roke
ly. A E. Paterson. II E. Jackaon. ll. X. Towasend.
and W S R. OgltbT, -taten Island C C H C W nrtt.
F F Kelly, C P Hnrdltch. J F Curran, H C Clarke.
and W D Rlckle. N J A. C . II Tattrrsall. J Adam.
F J IrrndrKaat. and E B Kay. Manhattans A.
Webo, W V. Hughes, and E. A bkyne, .Se Yorkj.
OARS3IEX OX THE U A BLEST.
Haay Crews Still la Tralaiac-HaekeT's Fast
nile.
There was a great deal of rowing on the Uar
lem Itlver yesterday, and much activity was
shown at all the houses. A party of from
twenty to twenty-five went to College 1'olnt
from the Atalanta house for dinner and to play
a game of baseball. Two clght-oared shell
crews and two four-oarcd gig crew s from the
same club tool: a cruise up the ri er, while their
doubles and singles were in constant use, as was
t.m r cm ..(hfl f sinm Cta tirtt, a Thn rft.i.ff.
of tho Atalanta club have decided to enter tho
senior elght-oared crew in the People's and Na
tional regattas.
Cant. Canhan of tbe Nonpareils took an elght
oared shell crew up as far as tbe ship canal.
I'reildcnt Kelleherof the Metropolitan linwing
Club was tho coxswain of an eight-oared barge
cre which went up as far as the Cut, and he Is
thinking nf entering the men In the Valencia
rea-ntta. The Wyanokes were quite lively, and
a fplnted brush took place between the six and
eight oared barges. The members of tbe latter
are training for tbe Valencia regatta. The
Wyanokc nlso have a Junior four, an inter
mediate four, and a junior single In training.
The members of the Credent Honing Club aro
S laced at a slight inconvenience at present, as
e scow upon which the house is built sprung
aleak during the early part of last week and
sunk into the mud, letting about three or four
feet of water In on the main floor at high tide.
It had to be mmed back about fifty or sixty feet.
The llnal handicap race among tho members
of tho Nnsiau Boat Club for a new Hitddlck
shell, presented by President Marsh, was rowed
on the Harlem Hirer on "-Saturday, and the t.mo
made by Lester Mackey, the winner, is the fastest
mllo tbat h-wCier been rowed ocr the ll.irlem
Itlver course in a single shell. There wereonlv
four starters: frank Smith, wltha hnndirnp of
it; seconds; Harold Ciearman, vsith 3d seconds,
while Lester Mackey and Dr. Davis started from
scratch. Tho time was 5 minutes 3:1 seconds.
The First Bohemian Boat Club started its
Junior elght-oarrd crew in training jestenlay
for the anuunl spring regatta of the New Kngland
Bowing Association, which is to he held on July
5. The Harlem Howlne Club will start a Junior
double, O Connell and Trier, and Its senior four
oared shell crew. Aman, Maher. Nagle, and Hit
ter. In training this evening for the People's
regatta.
Crews Iteel at I'oogbkeepele.
Pot-oiiKEEFSlE. June 13. This was a day of
rest with the members of tho three crews now
practising for their coming boat races. Tho
Harvard 'arslty men went out to spend tho day
with Jtobert Perkins, n graduate of Harvard in
'81. They boarded tho launch nnd wcro taken
to Mr. Perkins's place, about eight miles aboro
their quarters.
Tbere was no rowing by the crews to-day, ex
cept that Columbia had so-, eral of her oarsmen
out in pair-oar boats, simply for pleasure.
About five minutes after the Columbia boys
reached their quarters on Saturdays cning, two
clergymen culled and Invited Iho members lo
attend church to-day. Oue was n Baptist nnd
the other an Kplscopalian. 1 be to) s did not go
to churih, hut plated baseball In a field near
the quarters. Coach Ward of Pennsylvania and
Coach Cowles of Columbia spent the day rigging
tbe boats of their rrspectlvo crews,
Tho people of this city are Indignant over the
arrangements made about the ohncrvation train.
It seems that no cars havo been reserved for
them.
1 ale's Crews Sailer? Coach Cook.
QAI.E4 FERRY, Juno 13. Clear and cool
weather fa -i orcd Yale's oarsmen to-day, except
for a brief interval, when a thunderstorm
chased all bands Indoors. Members of both
crows, accompanied by Bob Cook, went down to
New London in the launch lu tbe morning and
again after tbe rain in the evening. Tho noted
coach expressed himself as thoroughly satisfied
with tho progress tho crcwi bnd nindo since
they arrivod at Onlcs Ferry. They havo not
lost a day's practice. The criticisms hinting
tbat Cook has made a mistake In not training
his crews on the Hudson Hlver are read by him
with a smile, which Is Interpreted as meaning
that he did not bring the crews here without
giving due deliberation to the subject.
Baeeaall, Eastern Park, 4 p, M, Ta-Day,
Brooklyn vs Chicago. Admission, 23c.and 50c A4v.
Baaeball, Pel Craaasts. T-Dy, P. H.
, Hew York vs. St. Louls-atde.
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
HOLIDAY CYCLISTS rZVAL TXTO
TUE COVXTJIY Jir TIIOVSAXDS.
lalansl and ffeaala Resorts Tkraatre Clan
Ribs lo Many palate elbar liramerman
Reel on m Past Hair Jllle Brokra Claaa
YTarrle rtroeklya Rider Raate aad Xatr.
The sovereignty of the wheel was in evidence
throughout the metropolitan district yesterday,
and it would take a lightning calculator all his
time to figure up the thousands of riders who
were abroad from sunrlso to sumet, and later.
They were out In clusters, ranging from tho
private family party to the formidable club ag
gregation, and all apparently enjoyed them
selves to the limit. The welcome jump la tem
perature brought about an appropriate trans
formation In costume, and tho unsightly but
useful sweater gave way to neat feather-weight
outfits among the men, while tbe blcyclo girls
rivalled the buttercups nnd daisies in refreshing
daintiness. Houtes without dust and a temper
ature Just warm enough to mako the brccics
pleasant contributed to an ideal outing, and
every popular resort, from the sylvan recesses
of New Jersey and the Annexed district to the sea
washed limits of Long Island, attracted delega
tions of merry pilgrims.
The clubs of this city dhided their attention
between points on Long Island and In New Jer
sey. A large party ot members of the Century
Wheelmen role over to Pompton Lake and a
delegation of Greenwich Wheelmen visited
Passaic Falls. A run to Greenville was taken
by tho Msrion Wheelmen, while the Yorkville,
Pequod and Hoscobel Wheelmen rode to Pater
son. Members of the Harlem, Bedford, and
Kccentric Wheelmen held outings to Hockaway.
The Marion Wheelmen rode to Maasapeqaa and
the Mlncola Wheelmen visited Hoslyn and
Hempstead. A run was held by the Ascension
Cyclers to Amltyrtlle, and tha Fleetwood and
Hoyal Arcanum Wheelmen wooed the breeze
and festivity ot Coney Island.
The Brooklyn cycle paths were crowded, a
usual, but the excellent condition of Fort Ham
ilton avenue, which connect with all the new
macadam rosds In the vicinity. Induced many
riders to take that mute. Coney Island was
filled with riders, while hundreds visited Bath
Beach, Bay Hidge. and Fort Hamilton.
' The Brooklyn Club riders held some runs
through Staten Island, over the Hudson connty
Boulevard, and to points on Long Island. The
Hudson county Boulevard was a!o in great de
mand, and the routes through htaten Island
were largely patronized.
aUll,-4? llUCtl AAA C'JSAJla -VUUU Vt. IlliriSViJU
complain that the side streets adjacent to the
asphalt thoronghfarcs leading to the park and
the outskirts of tbe city are strewn with broken
glass, to the great detriment of riders. A mem
ber of a prominent club. In talking about the
distribution ot broken glass around the streets,
said yesterday: ,
"I find that a great many nden who live on
the park slope complain of the glass on the side
streets, and manv walk a blok to reach the
atphalt to avoid the chance of a purcture. The
danger is caused by broken bottie. and thoae
responsible should exer t v mo.-r are."
The annual meet of the New York -'ite divis
ion of tbe L. A. W will behe'.dat siratogaon
June 21 and '."J. under the usplre of the Good
Hoads Associi'.on. The programme will be;
Juna 21 Imataar One-mile ojea quarter mile
Ststr- championship, cna-mile h.ta-tl'-ap r.ve-rrlle
State championship. Professional Ila mile open,
oue-ratle baall-ap.
June i Arne:earOne.m!!e opa3. half mil State
championship half mll haedt-ap. one-mile State
ebampl'.nahlp. Prufejsr;al One-mlleopan. two-mile
handicap.
Kflorts ar being made to etablish a club oa
a large- ale uptown for the exclude u and
enrcnience of heelnten. The location selected
i'ntthc aouthwestfrn approach to the Central
Bridce over the Harlem Iliver, whleh forms the
connecting links t-trnthe :?venth and Je
rome avenue rout-, ll 1 propo-ed to erect a
bulldin? equipped with baths, gymnasium, lock
ers, billiard, recept'on. d!nin- and sleeping
apartment", and imple storage for wheels. The
scheme a!o embrace 'he promotion of bicycle
meets and other sporting entertainments.
PntLADELPm . June 13. Arthur A. Zimmer-
i man made a wonderful showing In the race
meet of tbe Catle Wheelmen yesterday at the
Tioga track. He rode a half mile in 55 1-5 sec-
I ond. which closely approaches Johnson's work
for the track. " Zimrm was warmly welcomed.
The "quad " nu-e between teams repreacnt'ng
Philadelph.a and New York had to be declared
off. Twice the Philadelphia men mounted for a
I trial pln, but taith times their nuchme broke.
Good time was made .n all the events.
Philadulpiiii, Jane 13. Three hundred
wheelmen who siar't-d from Newark at 5.30
o'clock yesterday murnlng lo make a run of 101
miles to thN cii finished their journey last
evening. The leaders patM tbe laat checking
post In the ouUkirt of the city at t" 55 o clock.
They were paced from Bristol, twenty-three
miles, by three young women. The tragvlers
in the rear were all in by 30 o'clock. Ma-'.er
Benner. the eight vear-old mjii of ' Pop ' Henner.
, a wet! known local wheelman, came in at sJO
i o clock, establishing a record for a juvenile.
Lomjov. June 13. The interna'ional profes
sional bicycle rice of two ity-four hours, which
beran in fLe Crystal Pal-ue at 9 o clcv.k on Sal
urdi eteninj, wis won by Patterson. Hecov
ered 50J miles and Jso laps.
The Ajax Cvclcrs of Jersey Cl'f Heights held
their annuil centurv run yesterday to Paterson.
There were over 15o starters, lac luding Mr.
i White, the uell-knoun ccnlur rider ot this
city. The other w iman contestants were Miss
Murphy. Mr. Will. am Parmer, and Miss Co
banks, all of Jcrey City Heights. Miss Murphy
I rode on a tandem with C. Parkin-, one of the
pacemakers. The other pacemakers were Cjpt.
Phe-lan, F McDonald, and J. Taj lor. The
1 Juvenile Bic.xie Club, coninced of school
boys residing on Jersey Cit Height, won the
banner for being tbe best represented i
' cluh. They turbed nut Oftv ttrong under the
i leadership of Cpt. Trcnner. and made a fine
i appearance In their nhttcdui k pants and polka
dot sweaters. Owing to the good ruAds and fine
I weather, all the riders finished. Kach received
i a silver senrfpin, the deiign being a bicycle.
I The club rejirecnted In the run were the i
Ianthia Wheelmen of Harlera. Hudson County.
Clio. Arcanum, Niantic, lUjonne, and Iroquois
Wheelmen, and Defender Bicycle Club.
i ROl'TLi
I flobo. Brooklyn. To wneel to Schoharie. N. Y.,
i tase the route to Calstltl nubltsned In Tils. Sl'i this
I morntc as rar at Hudson. leaTe the latter place
' via Fourth street to tbe tumrlxe and direct to
Stockport; then En to btujsesant Falls anJ lake
the furuplka to Klntlerhooa. turn to th left and
folio sue post road to I'lue drove, and wnrn about
four and a half miles out. after crossing: two smalt
brl ues, turn to tne rtcbt at tne wlllowtreet to loo
Rotton turnp'ka and direct to srhudae Centre; con
tlaue to urreubush ssd last elrrei.busn and cross
t tne river on so un brl lae to Aibauy: leavtnc At
bany rile out State street to Wasbluston Par anl
dirrct thrnucn !larirtt?. Sllncerucd. ard New
Siotlvnd to New Salem; ride over nelderbur-
Xlouniatn to Fs-t Rerbe; thej ro to Uerne and dl
reel inrouxu U est licrne and Ualluprille to 'cho.
harle.
Charles J. Ilolsten. To ride to Rethel, Conn.,
take the ruute lp New Hitrii. pubtlthr! lu The si-v
tb.s mornina, as far as NoruaKi rrom this point
turn o tbe left and co to soutn U'llion: thsn ride
to Wllinn and direct tnroun Cannon, Oeorgetoxn,
and raticbrule u Beimel.
K. II, 11. In rbllnx to New IUm. Conn.siart
lua fiom liftyntntn tiraet and Ftchtn avrnua, co
tbroucn Central Park to uetb street and Lenox i
avenue, then ride in Ivotn street and turu to tne I
rlehlrount Mount Horns Part: to Fifth avenue, to
l'J3tn street; rollow the latter cros Xallsou ave.
nue brldse and tiirouxb UMb street to tbe Soutbern
lloulerardt then so to Weslchraier avenue and di.
rect to West Chester, cross tne urM.e aud take tbe
left fork, keeping to the left of Ptlnam road one
roue; tnen turu 10 me leu an I laae.iue reinam
road acroat bridie, tat city Islaat aud Traert
Island to New Rocnellt: from ttie junction of statu
and Huguenot slreats a New Rochelle follot tbe
lurunise to Ijirchmont and direct to Itamaroueck;
j rollow tbe post road tnroucb I'.je to tne Kostun
roadhouai; then turn to flit left and take the turn
Bite to Port Oesier; leave Pciri.cnetter by war of
atn street to the Priam River bridie; crest the
i Urllse aul take tne turnpike up hill and tntn fnl
low lb. Post roa I to Ureena-tcn: continue to Mam
ford, Uarien. Norwalc. and south Norwalk, cross
tbe raihoad at tne sttitjn und follow tbe Bbore
roal to bauxatiick Church, nea the ral'road; then
take Riverside avenue to the Weittort draw,
bridge, cross itie bridge straight ahead to Soutb.
port and direct through halrnellto Uridieport,
at this point cross the river aud follow tne turn,
pike from Stratford to Mllfnrd. and thence via
Usrwlu't Point and Writ Haven to New .lav en.
A. C. Palratr. In riding to Kllserlrld. Coun.. take
the route lo licthel. Conn, published in Tux srs
tblt mornlns; far at liranchvllle; from this point
turn to the left to Rldceneid.
Fraak V. f. 1). To ride rrom Doitun lo thlaeltr
o tbrough lirUhton and past the Chrstnut Hill
reservoir to Neatou Centre, tbrn rile to Newton
Lower Falls, Uclte.lt), hatlck, Soutn Farmincton.
and Southboro, coutlnue to Nortuboro and dlrsct
Ibrou.h snreersbury. Worcester, Cherry Valley,
and Leicester to Spencer; from Spencer ride to
Hillsdale, North Rrookneld. Furnace Milage. Hard,
wick, and Orce-wien vnuze, and then au tnrouxb
Oreenwlchtown, Jielchertown, aranby Centre,
lour Corners, tiranby, and bomb Holler to South
Hadley Falls; cross the river to Uoijnae and con.
tlnue to Lone lleadow, Knflsld, and Springfield;
leaving the latter place there It a snort hill and at
the top turn to tbe left to Warehouse l'ointi rollow
Main street to Cast Hartford and cross tne river lo
Hartford; then fake Quaker lane to Farmlnstou
avenue and turn to the runt through Klmwood to
Neainzton, from Newlngion turn lo tne right to
Mew Hrltaln and then go to Herlln; continue lo Her.
Iden, end at tbe railroad bridge turn in tne rum
to Yaletville; leaviug tbe latter place ride tnrougu
Wallingford, Houni Carmel. and Centrevlll to New
Haven. Prom this point reverse tbs rout to New
Haven published la fill 8c tnlt morning.
-V7. ft. Rlcnxrai.-ln rldlst to Waxwlc, M. T
take th tout lo Vostoa via th DevVthlr mils,
published In Tn ST yesterdav. at far a atlttoai
Ihen ro to New Wilton 1 dlroct lo Warwick.
r. VT. U. In rldmg to nunttntton, L. L. go to in
Tblrty.rou'lh street ferry anl cross la Long Island
Cltyt then rid to Woodttd snd direct througn
west riuthinc. Pinsblng. nuthlag nelghls. and
Pavstde to Doutlattont continue io Utile Neck and
Itoslynt leaving the latter place, ride through oreen
vale. Cedar swamp, Brookvtit, aad East Norwich
to riunttagton.
Syo. To wbeel lo Cataklll. J. T uk lb rout
to Boston, vi tne Rerkthlre nitU, published la Tne
Srs yesterday, as far as roughkeepalei leaving the
latter place follow lb turnpike to Hyde Park and
direct througn Staataburg. Rntnebeck. Red Hook.
Coper Red Ilouk. and Clermont to Bne stores; at
tbe hot.l lorn to lb left to XcRlnitryvllle and di
rect to nadsont frumHlrdson tak the boat to Cats
kill. Tor a itocotag point you tnould suit your
own convenience. . . .
William II. luchan.-ln riling from Seabrlght to
Prln.-eton. N. J., so to Red Bank and Ihen lo Mat,
want continue to Spotserood and Monmoutb Jane
Hon: rrom this point ride to Princeton.
Header of Tag scv. In rldmg to Montelalr. X. J.,
from Last Tentb street, crest over tn Wett Twenty
third ttreet and tae the ferry to Jersey City and
go throuth Exchange place to nodson i reel: lot
low to York street and direct to Henderson street!
crota over to Slercer ttreet and ride to the fludton
County Boulevard: lotlow tne latter to Newark
plank road an 1 direct to Newark! from this point
follow Bloomfleld avenue to yiontculr.
r. W. X. To ride from Urooklia tn New Bruns
wick. N. J., las the annex rerrr to Jersey Cttyl
then rtd tnruugb Exchange place to nudton ttreet;
follow to Tor street and direct to Henderson
ttreet; cross over to Jter-er ttreet and go to th
nudton County Boulevard . follow the latter to tha
Newark plank road and direct to Newark! from
tnlt point tase rrellaghuriea vnue tn Ellsabeta
and then go direct tbrnugh Rahway aad Metuchen
to Near Brunswick. The distance Is about thirty
five miles.
N. W. la riding to WHtUmebrldgs from fifty
ninth ttreet and Boulevarl gv througn Central
Park to 110th ttreet and Lenox avenuei then rid
to 170th street and turn to the left around Mount
Korrts Pars to yifm avenue, to 13Sta street, rid
throurh tne utter ttreet across Hadlion avenue
bridge and taen through lSitn street to tbe South
ern Boulevard: turn tn tbe let and take the Boule.
vard to Westchester avenue aad direct to tne old
Boston rodt follow tne latter througa Eronxdal
to Bedford Pik and direct to Wllllamsorldge.
W. J. Wilton. Tne route to Port Jervis tnrough
Htdlletovrn ll about as direct mm any we know of.
NOTES.
Chief Consul C-reker of tec New Jartey division
of tae L. A. .V. baa appointed J. H. Ktdlgan local
eontal for lforrlttown.
The Bra-lb-jry Cfcle Onb has been formed la
Brooklya vttb the following offlcert: Preatdeat,
C. 3. Lacun: Vl-e-PrisIlent. T. O. amlth. Jr.: ala
cordin Secretary. C. w. Hollow tr: Corretpom-ItnA'
Secretary. Mis s. E. Martini Treasurer. 1. . row.
ell: Captain, a. XeElwee; Lieutenants, a. L. Smltts
and H. N. pakenbam.
Tbe r.xcettioe Bieycla Clan of this etty wm guar,
tlctpat tn the bicycle parade ta b htM at Bridxe
port on July 5.
The Bruntwick Bicycle Cub wHl held rc on
th Xetuebea road Jalr S.
Orrat mterett tt msaifeeted by road riders ta ta
doubte-century run o. tho Xanhastaa Btcyel Claa
to b. bald on Joit lu aad 11.
Tt Pu)yal Ar-asum Wnaelmen of this etty win
bold the fottnwta runt during the mota of Jaiyr
4. City Itlaal: S. Tonkert, it. Kmys. 19,
oreenvtite T. Lynbr-vok.
Coopar. Ba.d. aa-i Klter will rids at Phfla-lelphl
on Juu- zn -t tbe race tseet of the soutn Ead
Waetlmei.
Tne P.!eanrae Wbealmea wfll hM rc meet
on July 5. The evanu wui Inclid one mile, nov
Icr on mile, tcrarcb one mtle. Handicap, nve
mi:es. hAEdlup. Patrlea cioae oa June te wtta
j. R. Eauer. faicaogue.
Tae coaxress wteelmen of Newark wfll huM a
century run next laavtay.
Tne second ar.ncal century nn of the Proepees
Wbeelmen of Newark waa bell yesterday to Ner
Brastwtcr. Tnre were ninety partirtpaats. Ta
start waa made rrom miltarr Park. Nearark. ax S-10
o'etocc tn tbe morning aal toe riders rtaml
at H o'clock last algar. Kr wueoa was the only
woman ta tne gateerina. She set tne pace ea tba
return from New Uruaswtck, and tr. rMers were
eompelle-l to exert tQemecivet. All except foor
Ilnuaad. Two of tne latte pun-tared tne'r trres,
and the otner (wo fell. Ta pcmAeers oa tee
outwarltrlp were W. 0 Apgar, Z. HoSmaaa. T.
W. Taompans. and W. Davit.
Sportsman's tSoods.
'95
NEW MAJESTIlX
CLOSING OUT AT $2J.00.
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VIOVJTSI K S 1S.OO
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riti'.Tiirit i io no
uonuivjsnr kodiiu, g Mil io , s.oo
SO. I KDDK S.OO
laA.lIIUllTTTr IS.OO
tig BIVK EICB OF TTIE ABOTI
at tub pinres. sLicirrxr
iiopironvi.
HULBERT BROS. & CO., a
COSTUMES AND OLTFTTS LW
TOR EVERT KIND OF EPOET. LW
SI S3 W 23D ST, Mf
NEW TOP. JW
i WE SELL
VICTOR BICYCLES, ;
NEW 1896 MODELS,
O.V U PAYJfEXT OP
AND 12 MO. -.a- nn I
PAYMENTS OF S.00
V a
WITH OXE TEAK'S OfARAXTEE.
CALL OR HRITE
I E. G. P. CO., ! !
ROOMS 60 AXD CT, THIRD ELOOR, '
29 BROADWAY, N. Y.
e 5ofejroors Open yivnday Erminff s
1 Until 9 o'clock.
MY PRICESMAKE BUSINESS.
I III l MU. TOR II
ll 'llhl' vvnil, PlloriTa.
SELL ONLV P" .CLlJ I CAS PFRxJNALLT
OCARiVTlK. I IDBITIOS' To THE
P U-TORY Gf VRA.VTl.l
5f Ijdlri BI. ycles, t-T Ml re. T1 gtxwlt.
0O lalliV Bl-y-lre. 830 Ort, rrg. ttOO guxls.
800 IJIa' )ra use, 845 OO, ret SI "Jsw.it.
soo I n't hyracute. cioo ns $im.xls.
600 Mens bi-ilal. - Jl), rrv T3 io.ls
0lV lien a Vlniiirea. g.ti, teat rvi-te made
New Rambler, gsu Llbertvt. tl.1. Itu.-brs. $3; so
S CIIRIaT Hlllll.r. ti.la.'
Single or Inner tut-e tire. 81 vv link Sa Idles,
81J5.Ko.itPumH.il-.- I-? K lev. It-.- svo .Hacdle
liars. 81 .5 Toe e'llpi. 13c . t'est kind l.uMe Lamps
.no Worll vw e,limax.8l3 Toth Cenury. M. A
W , UaLner Ornn ude
The llualcf I'vrlr aiorr. In lh Clly,
WILLIS' PARK ROW CYCLE CO.,
1.1 Pars. How, opp. Poat onicc.
PRICESREDUCEDr
Highest Quality Maintained.
1897 RAMBLERS S80
1897 ID-ALS S35 tO $75
GORMULLY & JEFFERY MTU CO.
VJl-Via ntl.lITfl VS .NEAR 58TII NT . N V
31V PLAlBlll XV. IIP.uOKt.Y'
Leainjtou e-yrie i'o , s esey St., .s V.
JOhr RiCCIVr.1) PROM PvctORV, anotner lot of
'96 CRAWFQROS,
men's and women's new iS0 wheels, fitted with 1887
tires and cuarutred one year, wtlch ne wilt tell for
caahpnt) at
50 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Jui enlle Cr fords at preportlouate I rite's.
IsuTi'raM forJs. Waverleys, I.vulhurtts sold on
p.v-v pa J:T at t ami pkicls.
Durant, tVicLean & Co.,
!09 Broadwa,N V isi:i llcdfonl ar Brooklyn.
GENUINE CLEARANCE SALE."
I, sua l.s lines' .mi uhtv, ajo.r.o,
Ouarantrc.1, Name Plate. Ilrglenlc saddles,
Ml 1ST UK Mll.ll THIS u KKH.
ASTtilt sphe'lv.1,1 iii.uri Eli TO a
IP9T UEI.I.IS. UEMIHOSM, NilRUlHllls 30
Reeoud hand Wheels t.i up Jutriilles lu up.
III! XI UK IMS SI I.
NONPAREIL CYCLE CO., 10 Barclay St.,
Near Perries and llroadivav -tlti'im"il
SiO Down -85 per Month
FOKTIIEDEST (SSUMIIKPI, HADE
Special Inducements fur Cash.
SEVER f. Ill NUtF.Il !' i TUMI M I E3 AT
PP.ll E.1 lei MITH1 RV 1 h
I.BXIcrill tlll.r III,, .'il E.ir.Y ST,
and Lexltit;tt u av un 1 Jin tt
CRESCENT BICYCLES.
A tew drop frsne f fi models at a sacrifice.
6UITMH.I. FOR OIRIJ, MIai, OR WOMEN.
Bole aiicnl for Huahea Adluttable lis,; Holder.
KSMV l'A1.VBTB.
Tata star.
89 BARCLAY ST.
$yatimnn's (Saofls.
ONLY A FEVT
DAYS REMAINING ' '
ON
OUR SPECIAL GUT
TWO NianTS litis past week we ware slipim
LL'inYS rrom oar storehouse all alht to keev ij
with our orders.
ONE WEEK MORE. ! '
The TRPMENDOCS HCCCXM onr lt 1 r vr 'it
ha proved ha ootalned tne consent of M--eiS.v
LCTIIT to continue the sale oC
TheLuthy Wheel
$150,
CUT $no,
FOR ONE MORE WEEK
If yoi r!o not thoron-tMy nn(1vrtnil th rnrtc T
pr.nclpl of mhaatoU ftnTKtmrUon rt 4 rrMctu M
to DMai bl octntoa t,x th.U whl f..r r . i .,n i H
niAkt tni clnu. VTZ LST THE WKK. S?E K y.ja 1
nRELf. I
DnrtnthU wtlt at-ivwlt of $30 tH rrrt cm B
for you, if jon lo ooc wua to pnrch.i-M c T-rt
S B ll-vll orten mtut x caamaicl bj sooty I
or Put Offln orief. H
ZIMMERMAN,
The World' Champion,
CNVJUCrrXD.TTRrTES -rtUaa.l...lter1Sy th' -aesl
wtuwt that h ever heen placed on the c.ark.t A
tlaccx thowtltto t superior to anytaln i hav
yel seea."
nre p-ear -xirtrzi. chact rss with a "iNiLa)
turn op titk crai e. iinLL psn OTia a, alas
atlNCTZa. TRT TH CITHZR3.
Read This:
ta T-r of tlM 11fi.rnltt4 ftf v.htMf-x
mtrrt fJ-lJilrn i to 'vUlrii rTTT 5 T
wa. tfc B7T EICT T.E on Jw ttu-c-'t.
THI.1 efAf-Urivl-Tii. t th opa-aln if tz
trtni, 7riiitiT v-iwnn t m-it x encrvt'
anil iliAiwt.f tnTeflijatliin, thrt rii.l
rt whlain will tn aitflniii aort lM! -.-
fwt-r u to hUa wu th- T7 iv-ie nitj tt
maaCaf.sVtTir-M. . antwthat.tnrtlnir i3
cUim, ttoa-m ci oai7 h OVSL BEMT Wt
rpr'eat-tl'T- .. tJurfirr. Jt3i U-uX
ta j ti-ftanirs, arTa -lsirt ami (r'Kru v;
ta-artsoa ti Ui i&ft i.i.nir maluM rtf nu,
4M fo'iml ta CUcir oxtAUifCm, -uirt u jr
etiCiit by m-amfatnrn anit rrc-l
wjiwlmfB. but inlraoTn tn any iriH nr-r-aiteHi
a thu dean .a x-i a -rMUit- if
tlurniairn iit. a.nt xamia.it1inji. ci
cxAViMOCs vkra-itt if r t ax
Ha.BTElb4 xztl&Xut'mXj 'AHi H.J ' :i
wm ta far .r if bu -X t'UT VTi:iKI. imt
wj biil tpoa irnrr ind vimfrr,i-it
x.lln". in ev-fe-ry Prr t i nii""'im.
ciyiitl -w'zit imrwt mil -acniItr tiliruu
Spw ffirtUtu a gtihllnatlnn 'if t3i t-
taIii cf ta- -a irai'TiT f cnac ai-JwOifnrttm. ,B
but ruuirT In 3uwinit flinr tlaliT fl
STR&- w ih u-Uit inon -nt. .PCiffiMH if a W
Uav- anniftcr it pa.iCTIC.-Cia, woill-QLEC
wno Hati 'laminrit tin aarnLuiici.
FZATE.a-a if tUm LtTTHTT V-aoira.
t-w of Cnaiaiirw'a
KJLtiaUU'rir T HCC3ES.
llJ Ximvx C CvzCrqm
AXrsrZIS BX3UZX nalji TO
1 is a mark of tie TJerfcct aliga-B i
W meat of the Pierce crcies, 3L
jf and a source of delight to al
I Pierce nders. It is the resslt of S
I the expert designing, thorough
1 and skillfal construction, thit ffl
ft have rJwavs distiagnished 1
jR and that make "Tried and M
MB Tree" a fact not brag. 18
W raK Sfvi- " ess. -&. mi
V, .--.. '"4 Chaaeaee lm. JjAR
mr tTTowsrrou-isMBe. . r.uan.WH
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g B.w-j-cle biriinj of the vr. S
S That's hit the 1596 Wintons irj 5
2 it pn;es -e in now oSfnnj s
$ 'i
g Winton Bicycle Ca
lSSCa5berBrret.X. T. Z
OrndCiirleeeerSi.SB T. ft4 i
Ills ae-iford Avenue. Brooklyn. V S
Tactory, Clevalaod, Ohio. qs7J W &
SBESTBICYCLi I
? OF THE YEAR. ? I
Spaldino; Bicycles
$50
New IF98 models Men's. IS i ' I
IMT tirvs andl trfstv 5.3 1 ..".
J anlee S.14 on t&.talliu nta ?
. G. Spalding & Bros. Spa!. : 3 :.!l Co.j
Uo-UO Nassau it. ' ' "' S
A-RFf HAVENUE AUCT'OH ROOMS,
t3 ."TH A
WW. IL OHM'. iwaeer.
HIGH CLASS BICYCLES AT AUCTION
smoi, ji i: it. t i
I1V UKUI'K i 1 l
1.1 mm nn.K sti 'i ti uit- to
ot llt.lll.tUll.l K. vl lav
Arolleellm if Women's an t M- - eU "
Io.iel Mur.all A rUUt an' Han' - v;u' '
taiutn-all niolrru Inipruieni'nt. - ' "
tf the liesl li heels In the tusravl l ;a
pl lhe v III hrlu
Dii exlilhltl n )Ionda rnoruin J te i ,
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BICYCLES
All HighCrado 1897 Moclols.
ok iirru nit
IVe move tin Monln June i " r ad
quarters aud mull tbiu )uu -aii iai. , '
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
EUREKA TRADING CO., '
358 Broadways
r.ui i'titiiii r
ft r llll 11 I.Ks . utirale lie a.' s 4
Cy-"-r-- ' .Uh.r,d It ..r, m -u -
tXnCK -ii in n M). -Hi;
, M. SIOlKSIt s A mi" ,
UHand I." inaiuu rs st v
rpiltES, 15 pair, t-est 'W7s. full warranty. l!NS".Aa
L IZl BCllllIH CO., 10 CHS It. Aiuu waslesV
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