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the ar.r.rrn 1.10 uivr.ia jit jiadlt
ISJUllKO AT AQUEDUCT.
I lloapltal Autharlllra import nim Itnllnr
QatMlj Old snsiit UrTrnH I.ohriiKUla and
f lluos Mil la 4 !- ! Dram It
aflkaav rrrttr riaa nllh aantallanal un l tslaa.
Ea Tha Queens Countr Jockey Club's couraa at
HI Aqueduct was crovrildl again yesterday, and
HI from prriont appearances I'reslilent llollly and
KA hla assoriates will map a rich hurre.it tbla
BjwM ssaaon. 'l'lieru wits fully l.fiixi persons present,
Ham' and ths racing was enjoyable save- for tbs
HEI falling; of the bona 'loinulo U.r In tlio
Kr thiiJ rc '" tl,e "Jurii" ' tb p'o"1"
HnXjf lain Western llirhtvrclcht Joikey Son-
H)UV car, Ttho was picked up unconscious and
HjfV conveys! to St. Mary's Hospital lu Hrooklyu.
HC where he was reported as resting quietly lato
Haw last night. Tha boy's nose was broken and ths
HW left aide of tbo faro was badly bruised. It waa
HV at first feared that lie had been Injured Inkr-
HW nally, but tha hospital authorities think not.
HW althouch the exact nature of his trouble vv ill not
B b known before tbla moraine. He was still un-
H coneclous at midnight. Sona-ar la a boy who
Hj came prominently before the racing public last
Hf winter by bis clever riding at New Orleans. He
HS was born at Toronto, Canada, and learned to
Hf ride In tbo stable of Krasttia Murgcs, who for-
Hv marly handled llr.ilt, Fred 1)., Arab, nnd other
jBTT lioraes for Oeoreo l'orbis. Sourer, who Is about
Hj 18 years of age, nice for Cou Lelgbton at tbo
TT Crescent City Jov-kaj Olub meeting last winter.
jH He came to Aqueduct a few days ago from
H Toronto to ride for Adam Reck of London.
BH The feature of the day from a racing stand-
BH point was the final event of the day. In which the
BB unly starters were Old Sjurus nnd Lobengula.
BB the last named n strong faiorito in the specula-
BB tlon. Old Saugus took the lend at the start,
Hi nnd running the rlrst hlf mile ln-1'J'j seconds,
HI rtuved off ItObenguln's rjh through the stretch,
BJ? and won In a hinl time In 1:41. This Is tho
H record for the Aquediit.1 course, and confirms
H the opinion expressed in The Scn n few daya
Hv ago that it Is one. of the very faateat tracks in
H i tho country.
BJ Lone Acre and Pink Chambray carried the bulk
BJ: . of thi- money in the onenins eentat four and a
Hi, half furlongs, but Bardella, a full slater to that
I' good tllly roeteas, took the lead shortly after
I i tha start and won all the way. link Chambray
' ' and The Cad bad It hammer and tonca for sec-
BJ j ond money, and they Mulshed in tha order
BJl named, ahort heada apart. In one of the breaks
H F. Martin fall off Duchess Anuclta, but was un-
I hurt.
Sun Up was an orcrsv-helming favorite for tho
dash at a mile and a sixteenth, and it waa only
r I a callop for the limber-necked son of Buchanan
I to win. Cronrvvell beat James Monro a head
I for aeionu money, and then A. J. Joyner, the
1 owner of the former, bid Sun Up up from $900
I to $1,100. Kleauor Mac ran well for ueurly
f"J seven furlongs, and will win In her own class.
'I V Tanpan was the particularly cood thing for
U 3 the race for maiden three-year-olda and upward
H'i It which followed, and he cot Uie money rather
Htj,.-' cleverly, with Hurry Up sacond and Endeavor
i If third. Tho last named was absolutely left at
yr. the post, but starter, out after her Held like a
HT7K mad thine;, and, mowinir down cne after another
T " of tha Held, waa runnice over the leaders at th
H, flB finish. Uad she broken uway with the laadera
VJk iB. at the atnrt she could not have been beaten.
iVi kS Fhe 'a vary cracy filly, however, and Starter
Rl'.Hf Pettlncill waa luatlOed In throwinc his flaj.-
1-1 Wit when ha cot th bajanco of the field bunched. It
'M Sv was in this race that Trmple Barf elL
a zif Xmaa warmed up like a wild liorsa for the
M' V dash at a mile, which came naxt on the card.
T but the talent made Iassovar favorite at een
money. Passover was eora coins to the post,
and i.raa. aprlntinc away from his Meld at tho
start, soon had tha Held struct out for seventy
five yarda. He won. Dulling-up, by half adoian
lengths. Bastion managed to beat Sauanahead
for second monay, Passover was laat throuth
out in apite of Docgett'a mast peraiateat urcine.
No lime waa takaa by thai offlciala.
Sensational, llalrplu, and Oypceivar carried
the bulk of tha money in tha five furlong dash
I for two-year-olds, and the former gat the money
J by a head, with Fleatisg Gold aecond and Hair-
' pin third. O'Connor could have won fT by at
leaat two lencth. but he sat np with tha cool-
14 neaa of an Isaao Mumhy, and drew It ao flae
I that ha waa forced to go to tha whip In the laat
few strides. If Sensational had been beaten,
Maater Winnie would probably have had an in
terview with Father Bill last evening In one of
the largest and roomiest box stalls at tho
Graveaend quarters.
Summaries follow:
FIRST rtiCT,
For maiden two-yearldat by nbacrtptlon of 15
aac n. with S00 added. r watca no ta tea aecond
and 30 to tiia Udrdi wtlghu 10 pounds balow taa
acale; fire aod a naif f urloafrsi
llarkry IlcCua'a b. f. BanirUa, by Tha Bard 211a
Lakeland. 109 (OXeary) 1
nasry Uarrla'seh. t Fink ChamBrar, 10 (Hewitt. 3
J. B. tVadsworth'i b. o. Tb Cid. lis rSongsr) B
I Morada, BeT.lyn., Long Act Ella Daly, Barawater,
Zlawk, and DuchcsaAaaeita also ran.
L Time, 1:0 J.
A Betting Agatajt Long acre.8 to 0 ; riak Cbambray.S
1 to linardslla, 3 ta liTseCad. 8 to 1, llalnwattr, 10
1 to 1 ; lia Daly, lito li Bavclytie. 15 to l:Moreda,20
Yi to l;IIawt,0J to ltDocaaat annetta, 100 to 1.
SECOND Race
, Tor three-yar-olds and npward; aelUag; by eub-
i Ji. scrlpUoaof ISaaeb. wltlj 4j00 added, or wblcbllOi)
11 to the tocond and SoO to tha talrd. the winner to ba
i 1 sold at auction for gl,500t on mile and a sixteenth:
I'l I A W. M. Barrick's cb. b. Sun Up, a, by Bocaanau buu-
lJfl llybt. 118 (Slraa) I
0Baa A- J- Joycer's en. u. Cromwrll. 3. 10S (O'Leary) .. .2
VUB(V T. Coit'llo's ch. g. James Siunroe, , 9U (U. llartln).a
XLxh M T llleanor Mao also ran.
i?r Ttma. 1:-
' - Betting Fire to 2 on Sun Dpi agatnit James lion-
? '0 roe, b to B; Eleanor Xtac and Cromwell, each a to 1.
. third rice.
L For raaldan three'year-olJa and upward; by snb-
scrtptlon or 10 each, with 309adidf of which $70
to tha aecond and $So to tba thJrdt to carry 110
i poumli; marea and geldings aliond & pounds flvo
t furlongs:
r F. K. Lowd's br. g. Tappan, 8, by Powhatan rtnl-
i cat 107 (IL Martin) 1
i 3. K. Uadden'acb. a. Harry Dp, 8, 107 (Teun) 2
Situation Stablo'a b. r. Endeavor. 3. 107 (Hacker).. 3
XUh&tf! t, . Zuriazu. At ou L . Kllu.uut. Aitral, V6
' tiny, Trmpla Bar, aai Uutrr James aUo ran.
I Time. 1:02
I Betting Agalust Tapiiaa. even money; Anson L..
t toll Hlchaal O , Endeavor, and Hurry Up. each H
to I; Zorrazo. IB to 1 1 Ellmont. Aitral, and Dottlnr,
aih 20 to 1 ; lemple Bar, 21 to 1 1 Matter Jausa. no
tu 1.
FOtJRTn RACE.
For thn-e-year-oldj. telllnx: bj aubscrlptlon of $5
each, with S40U aoded, of which 870 to the aecood
and 830 to the third; the winner to be sold at auction
for a.30ti. one mile
gttdT Wm. LalnWi'i b. e. Xmas, by Caadlamaa Mollla
IrlaH 11 B , lull (Maheri 1
J B W. c. Daly br.c. ilutlon, 108 (O'Connor! a
Wm. Oliver's blfc. g.bun, 101 (Forbes) 3
IPt Hobert Bonner and i'aorer alo ran.
No time ttn.
I) Betting Against Fassorer, even mony; Xmas, A to
W Bt Bobert Bonner, A toll Bastion, X0 to 1; Btiuan,
0tol.
i ui ria-rn rack.
H For two-year-olda which have run and not won
I mora than on rate: selling; by autacrlptlon of $o
H each.wi;b 8U00 added. o( which 870 tothesecoad
H and $1U to the third, Ova lurluniia:
"W. C. Baly's b. g. bfiuatloual, by bensatlon Imp.
liappy bay, 1UW (O'Connor) 1
M Bauailuu btablo'a oh. 1. Fleeting uuU, 102 (Qarrl.
gau) a
1'. J. Dwyrr's b c. Ualriln, 10S (Hewitt) u
H flyptvlitr. Checkers, leata, bt.Ives, and Junior alio
rau.
Tims, 1:014.
Bettlnac-Agalnst Hairpin, 8 to B Sensational and
Ojik elver, h to 1; Chrokars, S to 1; Meeting Gold,
Fetta, aud at. lvea, each 10 to 1; Junior, 20 tol.
B. SIXTH RACE.
SAaA For threa year olds and upward which bare not
.H won 8750 1b ISllU or 1HU7; sailing; by subscrirtlou
Hj of srien-li. with 81U0 s.lded, of whlih 870 totheoo.
H ond 40 is ill to the tulrJ the winner to be aold at
(mi auction fur I'.', COO, one inlle:
J.O.Oraj'i i eh. g Old bugm, a. by Falsetto Ver
geiene, 101 (llirn.li) , 1
O. B. Morris's br. h. laliennula, 3, 104 (Thorpe).'... 13
Time. hi.
HK Bettlng-Flve to 2 on Lutxngula; agalast Old Bau-
BBlaK gus, 24 to 1.
Hj Katrtes far Aquaduet.
I Tbo foUowlnc Is the programmo for Aqueduct
to day ;
first Rare For tbrea year-olds and upward: salP
lui, uuo aJded. abuuiK-vfii furloiur:
i'reroler 1S.I Ualgretlt 100
iauaus 117llliddy .MIloS
lien Iionild 117 l.nWrn.w ralace...,.!lOB
JlnalUa lni.resko'I'ay ; loa
''"llCM 114 Walernisu; " 103
Alarum 110
Kev ud ltacr Three-year olds and up; telling; 8100
adirui ona mile; -.w
H .4 J' ',' lliouss.nna 103
B sMtl'"' Hurl . 101
' ?" luiUoiis.1 . ... oi
Arabian ll Uelleof JlllUraey ,." hd
sann".1?. V"! ' -""' '" '''"' 'r ihl and upward;
n aouoadded, one mileand a.lstrinilu
tTV UHIOlHMul. 10B
Irail.i II Menawas 100
W iiir... JOS. VaUHr Hoodie IUII
I i.,ur,rl,.-::-;;:::-:::.::r1Stlr'11 ... -
AhS'n? lOHMoneatip 08
I "7,, luJir. We. e. :..:::::: It
W v ...i.;:::::.':.lU5:u-'.:
sixth Ttare-watderi two-year-oldsi (300 addsdi
five elghtha of a mllet
Rlawarl miTentoa l.W
Hoy Oratur liiglBalvonla ....110
Dr. Wlthrow 112 lllit Bleu -
The Cad mZiCbarraente, ."'?
Wateful tits Tinkler..... "!?
Rappahannock 183 Deal '1
Racing 'at Latvnla.
Cntctwn, Oct. R Three of the four odda-on favor
ites at t.ntnnla 10-day wen, Old O Connell teemed aa
aprlhliy sin colt, even with allot hla leg In band
aaeK. and eally won by a neck from Lord Zenl. The
track lsttlllalnw nn accouhtof duit. Hummaryl
First Race One till. u ujt Nrxt, 00 (Uupee). 6 to
3. wimi lto.iud.ilp, UK 11 omt).), H to 1, sreoud; Three
, BM itlt Hill), in to 6. third. Time, tuatj
! second lUiv six furlonns bmcli Comedian, 110
1 (bcherrer). tol, worn uur Chance. 110 (Couiht), 8
to , second; 1'hlllp Uyrns, lot (Randall), 4 to 1,
I tl. r.l. Time, I1ISV4.
Third Itaei-Mx furlongs O'Connell, 100 (mil), 4
to &, won; Lord rnt. 107 (llathersoll), 3 to 1, tor
ondi Whaterlou, 1)07 (Combs), S to &, third. Time,
I in.
1 ourth Race One tnlli and levenly yards Celtle
Bard, B7 (Comlia), 4 to 6, wont White Oak, 101
(Thornton), to to 1, second! Fair Day, b (Fowara), 3
to 1, third, Time, IM7.
Firth Race Five and a hstf furlongs Saoma, 10B
(Comtx), 7lu 10, won: Josephine K., 102 (Hall), 10
to 1, seoondi Fair Day, V (Fowera), 3 to 1, third.
Time, iHltrv
8lxth Race-One mile Cavalry, 0 (Peterman), 10
tol, won; Oacuroat, 103 (Conley), 8 to 1, seoondi
l'eaoemaker, 108 (Scherrer), 4 to B, third. Time,
lttUU.
TitoTTZsa AyD faoixo.
John It. Oralry ana Hobert J. Lower taa
VTarld'a Tram ttecord.
OlXNfl Kama Oct. 8. More than 3,000 per
eons saw tbo lowering of tho world's team
record by John It. Gentry and Hobert J. from
2:09. made by them at Belmont Park, to 2.08
I to-day. The track was not so fast as earlier In
the week, owing to yesterday's rain. It was
fully two seconds slow, with a cold, fast wind
blowing across the stretches. Tho tint attempt
vrns a failure, only 'J:ll being credited to them.
Driver Ilowne eaemed to be afraid to let them
out around the turns. In the next two attempta
Hobert J. left his feet at the Urat turn each time,
but the fourth tune tbey paced from the atart
and ehowed ona of the finest speed exhibitions
ever witnessed. Tho llrst quarter was made lu
o:3i the halt in l:W., and the three quarters
in 1:37'. T iien Bowne turned on the electricity,
and the pair responded nobly, the last quarter
being covered In 0:30, a 2:0J clip. When the
time for the mile, -:0S, waa announced, tha
crowd went wild
It was almost dark when Gentry made his at
tempt at the track record of tliOl'-j, mads by
him here In his race with Star Pointer last year.
Ho was paced to day by a runner. Notwith
standing the many miles hs had made during;
the afternoon he ni-ver tired, but showed a very
evenly timed and fast circuit, going theauar
ter In 0:31. half in l:om. three quarters in
1:3.1 u,. and finishing In 2. CUV Robert J. made
a trial at the same record. He made the rlrst
and second quarters In 30 seconds each. Than
h:a previous work told on him, and notwlth
etandinir strenuous pishing by Bonne he slowed
down to the three-quarters in 1:33, and the
full mile ln2:04.
An uninteresting; side attraction was a 2:18
trot and pace for a purse of 300; it was won by
Genet ra. Beat time 2:22V
Gentry and Hobert J. leave to-morrow for
Hagcrstown, Md.,on their way to Nashville and
Louisville.
RIL3tA.lS TBAXSTZrAlXlJl.
Tha Hank Iltkn a Gallant Ber.rt, bat la
Downed by the Taaaraae San.
Lkmnotov, Oct. 8. Seven heats were neces
sary to decide the greatest race for tho Transyl
vanla Stakes eer trotted, and C. J. Hamlin's
entry. The Monk, after winning two heats yes
terday, and seemingly with the prize nt bis mer
cy, could do no better than win second money,
Tho rich priie went to tho Ventres brothers
of Woodvllle, Tenn., owners of the five-year-old
bay maro IUlma. The weather was summer
like to-day, ths track fast, and atUndaace large.
The betting waa the heaviest known for years
on the Transylvania, $140,000 changing hands
on ths result through the pool box, and there
were many outside bets laid.
Before ths first heat to-day The Monk was a
big favorite, selling for $60, and the field $23.
Bush took the lead from the start In the first
heat, which was tho sixth of tho race, and was
soon five lengths in front. Rilma was aaeond.
two langtha before Tommy Brltton, the latter
being lapped by The Monk. The other starters
remained in tho barn because they had not won
a heat In five. The above order was maintained
until nearlng- the three-quarter pole, where The
Monk: took third place. Turning Into ths
stretch Buah began to fall back, and Qeers, urg
ing Ths Monk on. got him In the lead. Tha
Faca was too fast, how ever, and be went off hla
eet when half way home. Ullmacamuun and
won easily by three leagths. with Bush seroad.
The fractional time was 0:31 "a. 1:03V 1:374.
2:11V
'lhla changed tha betting and Rilma sold for
S50, to S-5 for the field. At the word Buab flew
to the front and led by two lengths. Rilma was
second, who was lapped by The Monk. Tommy
Brltton waa four lengths back. On the back
stretch Qeers set sail for the loaders and was
aoon In second place. On turning Into the
stretch he out too ted Bush and went to the front.
Then l.llma came strong, and. In adrivlng finish
with The Monk, won by a nock. The latter waa
two lengths Before Tommy Brltton. The frac
tional time was: 0:33. 1.05L,, 1:393. 2:12.
The unfinished 2:27 trot waa on handily by
Alves. The Pacing Futurity, for two-year-olds,
was easy for the favorite, will Leyburn, a likely
black colt owned by P. V. Parrishof Woodford
county, Ky. He went the secand heat la 2:12.
the fastest mile ever oaced over tho tract by a
two-year-old. The other nu.es were unfinished.
Eummaries:
8 87 cists, trottlns: purse 81,000:
iU, b li.. by Allerton, dam by Strath-
inore (trruch) 9 111
Actt Tell. Mk. m (Lapham) 1 8 H 4
hobby, br.g (Nealj 6 S 0 i
J M C . b. g. (U'llient) B 4 S 3
All Day bit. g (Maloney) 8 3 4 B
Cm aralla. b m (Keyet) 8 ABO
r.uato-llreek. rh m. (Netbaway) 7 7 0 7
Lena Wltrs. en. m (Letlon) 1011 7 V
1'atllaO., br m (Ml Mb ton) 8 B H
Plrk Miller, b n (Tester) 1110 10 10
l'lrle, b t (Nuckola) 4 V dr.
Tlnu J:16Kj, 2;lSij, 2:Mi, I:18't.
Transylvania btakea; value 10,000; 2.14 class, trot
ting
Rlluia, u. m . by King Wilkes
Jacunet, by FUot Maiuurluo
(Foote) ,3827111
The Moak, br. g. (Utrn) 1 l 7 2 5 B 1)
luiah. blk. m (Burehi 'J I 3 7 a 4
Tommy Brltton, o 1 (MrKerran)..3 0 8 14 4 8
Black seth. tlk g. (Butui V U e B r. o
Janla Sbeltou, ch. m (I ayton)....S H 4 4 3 r. o.
I'.QnaTumer. b. m. (Colllnt) 4 7 B 8 8 r. o.
Leceoe, U . (SUeeli-y) .. 7 fl B B 0 r. o.
Fat Wttion Oarvey and Walker) 5 4 0 8 dr.
King Warlnck. ch a. (Oowau).... dla.
Time a.Otfhi. 2.00V u.uu7. 3:11 V 2:134, 2:11V
Villi.
Pacini Futurity, tl.OOu, for two-vear olds:
Hill lyluru. blk ., by Ullion-Crlterlon, by
Crittenden (battle) 1 1
Uanuelta, br. f. ikinney) 2 2
laityMoya. b. f. (West) 3 8
Jobu Durrelt, b. c. (Full-r) 4 illt.
Cry.tsl Wilkes, br. f. (Vauiaut) dlt.
Tlmo X:HV 2'12.
2 21 clan, trclllni-i purta 11,000 (unfinished);
Itob. rtU.b g (Hell) lis 111 1
tilreuilna blk. ni. (Walker) 3 2 4 18
7.ph. br in (Mc1dh.1i) t I S 111
millc Points, b. g iDlcknrsonj ll 11 7 4 l
Ben If ,ch g (Helmnaldj in S S il 2
llalcleuo, I,, in (llo.vcki B 3 B B 10
horTslrne, b t iCastle) U e 8 0 h
Red llee, b g. (Coriiall) 4 4 0 8 0
Naua. ib, in. (Milam) B 10 14 10 4
Oskli y, li. g. (French) 12 13 0 12 B
Jim Laurence, h b. (Mlddlrton) M 011 0 0
Buwery IWdle, blk. m. (Lapham) 11 718 7 18
Albluo R,ch. a C-cely) 14 14 i lBdls
CnnjrMla. li m (llrainild) 8 OlOdta.
Silver I ake, blk. g. (Connie) IB luisdls.
Annie McGregor, b. in. (Hudson) dls.
Ilin .':14 V 2 14V 2:10, 8:17V 2117V
2:17 rltss, ptclng; purse (1,000 (untlnltbrd);
Rpulpivn, b a. (Lapham) BID
Bourbon II , ch. 1 (Klce) II 11 1
HalenP.. b. m. (Albln) 1 7 0
UUnon, b. in. (Woodward) 6 4 2
Moral, ih g. (Haws) 7 8 4
Inillana, b, g (Hrralna) 2 10 B
Fdgar Rote, b g. (Itoit) 4 8 10
lllniieiia, ro. t (.Srihawa) i b 7
White (tote, ch 1. (Matey) 11 II H
Thorndale 1'rlnce.li 1. (Fields) H H 11
Tom Tnicgart, ti. (Oosuell) 10 11 11
Cllpcetta, blk. a. (Mi Kle) 9 dla.
Tlme-2 11,2:12 2HBV
llaraeaa Itarra at lb llanbary ralr.
I)iBi'nT,Oct.. At thoDanbury fair to day 18,000
pro la were on the icrouu-l j fjumuiaryi
2:21 clai, trolling, purte $M0n.
Dretch, b. r.. br St Vlnrrui cnyder) 8 111
Willi's Pointer, 'ir a (Nluboltj 1 8 2 8
Eantoa, b. h (Flanner) 3 4 3 4
llaMauelte, b. in d'ayue; ,4 8 7 U
lnnlla.b. m. (hlllle) B It 4 B
Go Page, b g (Noitnni n BOB
Kittle Maria, b. m (Cornwall) 7 7 0 7
Tlllie-2 21Hi '. 21,'J-.31V2:10V
J:3Aclait, troltln.-, ur.c tluu:
Bar'. Heint, b. 111 , by Sjbleiiurtt (Hilltop) 1 1 3 1
Trial, li g iraal'tri SB I 4
AiHurrtu, b, in (U nloll) 2 8 3 3
Matili. K'li. li, in (Mpiij 4 2 4 3
RotcbUri li e (Cliewell B 4 B B
'Ilin- i,. .' 27V 2'28V 3 27't.
2 1rlai pacllllj. puiwI'lOOi
CharlleO.h g.iy Hun, WIUon(HoaIay),,.,l 1 1
Batlooil Jib br 1: (l)i rttr) , ... 8 2 U
MlrsCora. cu m it'onlln) '.'.'.'. ',.',,.,, 3 4
quarterstale, u g (hniiar) 4 4 3
liu.e-2 1 7", 81IO, 2;1S.
Ilawllug en Ibr (irraa.
The Dual gams n the competition among the mem
twrtof llm Sew ,li.rey fiowlliiK (ircfiiB Club waa
played inter lay afiori.ooii ou lit sroiimtt tt Com
nuiiliian. s J llu tnnn-stauuwerecapt William
biuack and lllclitl Y Keatlnr They pluyed In rare
funn. and law Mmavk'a pbenomsnal aocuraty In
dranlng.the balls to the tees toward thacloaawoa
him tha game by aacoraotal to 18 points.
DODGLAS GETS TUB CUP.
ilin FAxitrinLn AytATnvn ttt-vs j.v
tub st. Atmnsir'B aoLProvitxBr.
Stewart and Menalee Fall In Tuna nernre nis
Prowaaa A Ureat tlmla Shot an inn Nine,
teeath Hole Cray Captures the llelkreelc
Cup The Card, for the .Hatch Rventa.
Thors was a great crowd at tho St. Androw's
CJolf Club yesterday to wltneas tho ploy In the
final rounds for the two cups. Tho golf brought
out waa probably the best ever scrn in this
country. In tho morning tho men who
started out for tho 8U Andrew's cup were
two homebred and two foreign players.
Mcnzles, howover. Is a Scotchman, al
though he learned his game In this
tountry. Tho only lesson tho American golfers
could learn from tho day's results was that the
foreigners are still In the advanco guard. 8. 1).
Bowers ond F. W. Mcnrles, both of SU An
drew's, were tho first pair to start In tho morn
ing. Bowers played In sulondld stylo and wns
1 up at the ninth hole. Menrles, however, cr.ru 0
homo In great form, and won by 3 up and 1 to
play. The cards follow:
llowara..... 0 4 4 B 6 4 a 4 B 41
Uenrlea o B 4 3 B 0 0 8 7 44
Bowers ,....4 B B B B 4 B 8 3U
Henries 4 7 4 4 4 4 4 B -8t)
hot played.
The aecond match In tho aeml-finals for the
St, Andrew's cup was between tho two players
of foreign development W. O. Htewart, Sea
bright, and Findlay Douglas, Fulrflcld, The two
allowed such fast golf that eacn flnttilnd In rec
ord figures, They were nil square at the eigh
teenth bale. To this polut tho cards were:
Houjltt 1 4 K 4 4 fi fi 3 5-31)
Stewart ,B B 4 4 4 B 8 4 B-4J
Douglas 3 B B 3 3 4 4 7 4 'in
Hl.wtrt 3 4 4 B 8 8 4 6 433
'Approximated.
Stewart'a35 for the last nine holes makes a
now record. It has never been equalled on tho
links. An extra hole was necessary tosettlo the
tie. Douglas won It. and In a sensational way.
On the gri on, after Stewart had played 0 and
Douglas 4, the balls wrre within a foot of the
hole, but Stewart had laid 11 stimlo to Douglas.
There w as a " gallery" a thousand strong about
the green, and eac.h spectator studied closely
the lie of the two balls. Thare was only one
chance for Douglas. It was to pitch tho ball oer
the Intervening one, and so drop It Into the cup.
Always a risky shot, Donglns f.iced it as calmly
as though It were an ordinary put. Taking his
mashie, he hit the ball a eentlo tap and It de
scribed a half-circle In the nlr, going oer Stew
art s ball and landing safely within tho cup.
This gave tho match to him by ona up.
The result really decided the ow ncrshlp of ths
St. Andrew's Cud, for It was almost a foregone
conclusion that Douglns would bent Menzles. '
8till. Mamies played a splendid gime. He was
2 down at the ninth hole, but at tho end be lost
by only 1 hole. It wssn, pretty panio to watch,
although not an espcolnlly brilliant one. Tho
cards follow:
Douglas A S 4 B B B 4 3 B 43
Menttes 3 B B B f. S fi 4 & 44
Douglas 4 4 0 0 3 3 B 0 441
Measles. 4 0 3 4 4 8 4 0 434
Tho race for the Harry Holbrook Cup had
meanwhile settled Itself Into a contest between
W. T. lir.vy of St. Andrew's nnd C. 1 Tappln of
Wcstbrook. Gray won tho Stockbrldge Cup Inst
week, and within the month Tappln baa won
two consolation cups and a handicap prlrr.
They made a daaperato light jeaterday, but
Oray won by 5 up and 3 to play. The cards
follow:
Orsr 7 4 3 B 4 B A a B 43
Tapplu S B S A 1) 5 0 0 6 4n
Oray 3 B 3 4 3 26
Tappln ...4 0 8 4 5 5 J
tlye holes not played.
To-day's event will be a handicap, eighteen
holes, medal play, for a cup presented by W. II.
Sands. There aro 130 entries.
SoCTnAJlrTON, Oct. 8. The last competition
for the Women's Challenge and Handicap cupa
was played to-day over the Red Course of tho
Shlnnecock Hills Golf Club. Tho weather was
perfect for the sport and the scores were very
good. Miss Beatrix Hoyt added another to her
long Hat of wins for the Challenge Cup. com
pleting tho eighteen holra In 87. Unly for two
missed puts on the eighth green, which wni
very rough, she would have equalled the course
record of 31) oa the first round. But the surprise
of the day was the remarkably good plavof Mls
Crocker, who. by making tho round In si),
enjoys ths distinction of being the only woman
except Miss Hoyt who has done hotter than DO
for the eighteen holes. Miss Crocker's driving
was strong and accurate anil her putting ma-rhlno-Uke.
The play of the day was Mils
Crocker's three for the first hole. Her drive
was perfectly true. Just brushing the hold disk.
The ball reached the rup on the second shot,
but refused to drop. Miss Crocker's win spoiled
thechanresof Miss Clark to tie Miss Godfrey
fur the Handicap Cup, who has won it three
times during the season. Summary:
Qrvil. Jf'cap. AVf.
Mitt Crocker M) 10 70
Mlts J t. Clark ml 11 ho
M it B. Hoyt M7 u b7
Jin O c. Clark 10a 18 t.-.
MluGodrrty 'J 8 H0
Mrs. Uunlock . 108 11 wo
Mm l.llngton. 103 u fi
Mra. Coe v 4 V-
Miss lonard llu 1.1 05
MUs Wlckham 103 M3
Mlt Watson 110 Id 10J
Tho result of tho second women's putting
match on Wednesday at the Country Club of
Westchester was that Mrs. W. Butler Duncan
won with the card of 02. Mrs. A. V. H. Kills
was second with UU, and Miss M. Coster third
with 101.
The women's monthly handicap tournament
at the Montclalr Oolf Club for the silver medal
presented by T. C Ennever was played yeater
day with the following result:
Otosu ITcap. AX.
Mrs. J. R. Brartlee ipj 13 6;
HlatE. W.bblld 74 .0 U4
Mla B Audrens 04 Soratch. 04
Mrs. F. M. Harrison 74 H 1,11
Mrs. M U an Lrnnep 77 in 07
Mltab anLnnep 77 7 70
MUtA.M.Owen 83 10 75
JllstHOwun 101 13 bJ
hOTXd.
A women's tourusment will take plaee on Oct. 23,
oiien only 10 women quallled under tha rul.t of the
cluhtopUy. Thecouipatltlon will be eighteen holet,
rci'dal puy handicap, and oonltttantt may play nine
bi lea lu the luorulrg. If they to tlvtire. Daniel Chanu
cey haioffervd a ttr.t and a is ond prize, aud a thirl
brue will be presented by the club, Tha l'rLldenl't
Cup iQatch will be placed on election day, To-uay
and every Saturday afternoon there win be an eigh
teen hole medal play handicap for a cup
Tha country Club of estihett-r w'll hold a thro.
day open tournament, probahly on Jov. 1, 2, and 3.
which are claimed by the Weitvb. ater Roada Oolf
Club.
An open tournament will h bald by tha Ocean
County Hunt Club of Lakewood. to preoede tha au
tumn tournament at Baltutrol.
On naxt Monday tha teams of the West Point and
Tuxedo clubs will play at Tuxedo. The return match
will lake place on Oct. 10 at Weit I'oiut.
Roderick Terry Jr., the Yale golfer. In dangeroualy
111 with typhoid fever, at hit hum. , Dobl Ferry
Derereaux Kmm.i and U. ILTuwateud will meet
to-day lu the flnala for the clubcuaniplunahlpat tha
Ovat.r Bay Oolf Club.
Tha tt'im of tha Nutley Oolf Club playa at Mont
cUIr thla afternoon. Ibe Mitlvy players will be
Alpheus Ueer, T. W. oallsrwalte, A. Ohrtmaa, Maro
Michael, t. Morgan. Jr.. F. 8 Delatlald, W, U. Glad
win. A. U. Larkln. K. J. Oiark, and h. IL Dorr
Aualher Auatrallau Heavyweight Arrtvee.
"Tut" Ryan, the latest Australian puglllit for tittle
hnnurslntbe heavyweight claaa, arrived lut nUht
front London on tha Campania, llyan la a ruay
cheeked fellow, with broad abouldera, and In appear
and) a true blue athlete. Ue haa quite a record In the
ioir, and baa never met with a dufeat, Laat night a
bus reporter taw him at tha Nturtovant llouae. The
Autttallan waa In tow of Kid Mc-Cuy, who will look
out for hit welfare during hit stay In this country.
Ityanls a disappointment at far aa wetxnt and
height la concerned. He la not tha Ideal heavyweight
by any meant, but kooordlog to hla record he must lx
a dangeroua man for any hoirr to alack up tgalnit.
lie It o feet Inches tall and weliba lu atriwl attire
about 18V pounds. He doaa hla milling at ICotol'O
pounds,
llyan'a best achievements In the ring are hla drawn
battles with Joe Uoddard. lie raced tho latter four
timet and gave away wulght In each battle. He alto
foubt Dan Creeden three drawa In Australia when
the latter waa lu hit prime, lie bat defeated "Bur
light " and John CjuUley, at one time Autlralla't beat
nil idiewilght
He It ready to meet Joe ClinyntkL but wouldn't
shirk out of match with Jim Corbet! If It came to
a pinch. He doesn't want any or l'ltrtlminont's game,
tuouuh ai leat not uow llyan will tul.i MiXoy
In hit tralnlntr when the "Kid" ttaru to work for
bit battle with Crcedrn. ,
Itlrb nurse Ulna lu Oae Minute.
Londok, Oct. 8. The fight between Dick Burgs
and Tom Causer for A200 aside and a purse of
AfiOO offered by the Ilolingbroke Club took place
to night. Causer wns knocked out lu one mlnuto
by the second blow he received.
Burge and Causer fought be foro the National
fiportragClilb uli May 31 last, and Hurice lost
In the seventh round, being dlaiualitled lor foul
hlltiiiK.
,rni from Ibe llorae Utr(,
I.ocnn 1 1:, O. t. h Tli' mat J Lanclrum of thlt city
bat told bit rnadtter Julia ('miller, i,i-t,bj Wilkes
Hoy out of Kutii rl'e D'HUtuer, for tl.Ouo Hrhaaalao
aold Peoria U lUra on 1 rl-l It rmt. They go 10 Her
many, Jordau Oueut ha tuld pal; ur coinl ln,d
aaddla aud barnatt bortet to John lUrilt or 8 1,000.
Lrri-toTov.O.t H. looTliayir of thla city bat ao.d
for it. W. Webber, Hruwu county, Ohio, to J. It,
Oraham, Uoaiuti, Mttt, the bay inais Jolly Bird by
J Illrd.iUm by Almont, price U.Buu. Tlie mare
wm urlven oit lb" l-rxliiuiou track In 2 li', II
EuKtiiii I le. llm iii'lnl mri-ier and ra eruf liinroush
Irrdt, has iiichlil o close not hit , nln, stun of
bo.trt Ut wtd alio tell bit farm. Anions: hit thor
ougiibrtdi are the 11 toil tlalllout llramblc. tire of
Clllturd, BenBruth, ftc 1 toritter aud Reporter. Ie4
aldaa auch brood marts as Laoelle, Lady Wayward,
Caledonia, Llbble I.., Bubbadlila. aud other noted
matrons. Labslia btud comprUas 407 acras.
v
COMMENCING MQNDAY,wS.7.
Special Sale
5,000
Oriental Bugs
At Last Season's Prices.
W.&J.SLOANE
Broadway, 18th & 19th Sts.
'" i
JJA.SMAZI..
natttmera Wine Anetbep Kshlbltloa Game
from the llaston..
SpnisaKtnLD, Mass., Oct. 8. Baltimore do
featod Boston to-day on Hampden Park In ths
presonco of 4.000 spectators. The Orioles out
played tho champions at every point. Klobo
dan?, ijtlretts and Sullivan occupied the box for
ths lleaneaters. The features were Kelley's bat
ting and the fielding of Jcnulngs mill McOruw.
But for a spurt by Boston In tho eighth Inning
the enme would have been devoid of Interest.
The score:
SlLTrMOHX. SOSTOV.
.la.r.o.A.K. a. ia.r.o.A..
MeOraw. 8b.l 14 4 0 Hamilton. cf.o 2 a 0 0
O'Brien, rf.,0 0 10 (I Tenney, lb..l 1 la 0 0
Jennlnt-a, aa.O 2 a 0 0 Lowe, lib ...s 0 a .1 0
Kelley. lf....l 8 0 0 0 Main, rr... a 1 a 1 1
Menial. cf..l 13 0 0 Dufly. If ..18100
Doyle, lb.... 1 S 7 0 o Collins. Sb...0 0 0 8 0
Brill, Xb.,..l 18 11 I,., li,;, it ... 0 1 S II 2
Clark, o. a 13 1 o ii.tiirel. c .... 0 0 a 0 0
Ainole, p....l a 0 6 0 Kloliedanz.p.0 0 0 1 n
.Stlvettl, p ..0 0 0 1 0
Totalt....S 12 37 14 l'bulllTsn.p...0 0 0 1! 0
.Allen 0 0 0 0 0
I Totals "o 8 1!7 17 "5
Baltimore. 0 2 6 0 1 0 0 0 01
Boston 20000004 00
named runt Baltimore, ii: Boston. 1. htolen bawa
Mcllraw (2). Hamilton, Lowe (). btahl Two-bate
hit Kelley. Thn-e-bue lilt Kelley. First halo on
ballt Mcuraw (i),0'I)iien (2), Jennings. Clark, Ham-
llton. Lowe (i), ilantel, i-tlvetts. Allen Lett on
baes Ilaltlmore. 14: Tot too. 0. Mruck out Hamil
ton. Hit by pitcher Mcllraw, O'Brien, Clark. Houblo
plars lowe, long, and Tenney; Clark and Doyle.
Pitted ball Clark. Time 1 hour and 40 mluutea.
Uinp.res Hurst and Km lie.
'Itaaeball Camea Ta-Day.
Baltimore vs. Boston, at Baltimore.
Haseball A. tea.
The Oenulne Cuban Olauts and the Cuban X Olanta
will play to-morrow at Weehawken.
' The Nationals wtll plsy the Brooklyn Field Clob at
Wallau 's Kldgewood Park, L. I., to-morrow.
The All-Ann rlctn team start their tour by playing
th'-chaiiiplon l.ustont on the bt. George Cricket Club
Qrouuda, llobokeu. N. J to-morrow.
I WoncrsTtR. Oct. 8 Manater "-elee of the Bottona
I ha tinned WMIlam BrausllrM, catcher on the Orat
ions, tboerack amateur team of the state.
! The Bottom rrglttered at tbo Sturiertnt Houte latt
nUht on tholr way to Baltimore to complete tbo
terlet for the Temple Cup. The pltyert think they
will mrely win the cup. So far the ie,ret hu been
quite a succeM and tha Bottom expect to make $400
apleve as their share of th. rrcelpu.
now liso.
Two Tlctarlea Tor Ike Oriental. In the Am.ii
can Xatloual Tauraej.
In plaee of Clinch, Bodlne, and Chesterfield the
champion Orlentala are playing U lih. Vogel. and
ftcbults In the Amerloan national tournament. In
last nlght'a series the Yorknlie bowlers won two
gamea. but had a narrow escape. In ths latt coateit.
ths Pin Knights lottng on account of missing too
many easy anarra. The acores
rinsT onr.
Athlon Tsylor. 19: Packer 1P2. lockwoed, 147;
Cliusra. loj. Arnold, 1M. Toitl. l.
Oiiental Cordet. 177; Wal.h. li)J; TogsL 173;
Bchulu, 101; atumptel. ITS. Total. b2.
sreoxn oxMr
Albion Taylor. 1S3. Packer. 1 to, Lockwood. 197;
Clinten, leu, Arnold, tot Totsl. -6t
Pin Knl!it Unk. 104;Frlet, lull; Pendleton, 1S4:
KlUcr, 17; Welsh. 107. Total. 41.
THIRD OtHR.
Oriental Cordra, 162i Wslch. 112. VoteL 144i
Schilttt, 177; Stumpfel, I7rt. Total. 6-).
I'm Knlsht Fink, lull Frle., I3, Fendltton. 140t
Sillier. 103; Welsh. 13S. lolal. 7V1.
Last nlrhl't eames eoniuletrd the first round of one
section of the Brooklyn Hoal Arcanum tournament.
The Naau quintet showed tome lmprOTement or.r
latt teason. ami defeated the btuyveiaul and Buth
wKk teams. Tboscoret:
yiicsr otve.
Buthwlck Kslser, 14H; Harlnrr, 131; Oould, 180:
Qulcn. 113; BucUen, IBS. Tutal, 0SN.
stuyvetact lerry. 100: Dl kerton. 3; HJgton. 88;
Feldman, 127; Brown, lui). Totsl, 611.
SECOND OiSE,
Stuyvetant Ferry. 129: Dlckerson, 78, Hlgton.
1 1 ." i Feldmin, 12U. Brown. 100 Total, 637.
.Saj.au herr, lail Transom, 118, Marthall. 141;
Flke, 139, Peterson, 134. Total, 700.
Tllisb oaK.
Kumi-Kerr. 120 Pike. 1ST; MarshaH, 153; Tran
som, 1.1U. Peti rton, 1411 Tolsl. i)it.
Bushwlck Kalter, 110; Hsrtner, 100 Oould. 93;
Qulnu. llg;BULk.n, 133. Total. 377.
The sixth gsme In the ArchJIocetan Union Lesgus
tournament st the Village Club tilers on Thursday
nislit resulted aa followi
Loyola No. 1 Jtonahaii. I4; Hanley, lSfli Mo
llahon, 113, Uoche 13s, Flood 1B4. Total. ,00
Holy Croat M Cartney, lta. King. l3i Doran.
lbu; Ualvln,S3i, Fitipatrlck, 14V. Total, uoi.
Bowling eles.
Tha following officers hsre been elected by the
Joker Bowling Club Frank Clark, Pretlrtent; A B.
Loiluood Vice Pre.ldmt, John Erntt, becretary
and Iratturer, C J. btrodhotr, berzaaat at-Armai
Wlbtam Uerth, Captain.
The committee having In charge the tectlonal
tournament of the Unllol Bonllng c'lubt met at the
Oermaola Aelembly Uoomt laet nUht. It waa agreed
to hold Ix dl.tlnct net nine clubt In each of live
aectloui and ten ciuba In the other lection.
The New York P.oj.il n-.iuum Irame baa held Its
lail meeting before ttartln; the tournament whtcn
will begin on m xl M inlay il.ht ut the Stlltce Club
a'leyt. In add lo to It a ilo i trophy, tn- aato.
elation will nreteii flftee i nre at followi' Mix
team and six In 11 Idi at. one h acore one tpare,,
and one prize for tilgbe.t Increase In acera.e In the
last tan gamea The schedulo lias b-m adopted and
tha following delegates appoluted to rer..ant tho
league lu the AmerU an II wllugConr-ri -s' II M. Dun
can, one year. J. E. Utfuey, two yean, uul T. C.
Jnhanstneyer, thre. yetrs
Ths Jerter City Bowling League waa reorganised
for the season last nUht at Woo.l'i Flail In that cttv.
Frrtldent O. D llmtineM oo, upled the chair an I
Charles C. Ether acted at Secretary. The oluoi n u
relented were Ibe Dooleit, Nlantlo Wheelmen, La
faysttea, Teutonla Cln.le. Doollttlea, Llu.lent,
Unlont, talriuuuuta, Clio When luun, Lluconlt,
Llnilan Wheelimn, Puritan A. A, and Colum
bla- Another meeting win be beld next
wrk. and more cluba are expected to Join, Officers
will Iso be 1 1, cfed and a aons'liile oommltto, ap
pointed There was a long and heated dltcil.tlnn at
lail nlglit'a meotlu at to tha manner 111 which the
teaim would compete thlt eea.on, and, whll. nothing
detlulta was reached, uthe precalllug opinion that
tha teams will roll ten men on a night, divided Into
sections of nt. each. In thlt nay there wUI be no
nrat and second teams from each club.
Tennla Goaalp.
The Lenox and Fifth Avenue Tenula cluba each wen
two matchaa yeaterday afternoon In the luterolub
tournament tn progrets on the Lenox courta, and
one of Hit vltltlng playrra alio got a lead of one tat
la the ssml finals win n ditrkuesi forced a potttiouo
tneut or play, ill n't iloublui begin today, and In
cusa each club wins two eventa wblcb uow s.ems
likely, Isdles' doublet will be added to tattle the tie,
Scoret:
Jltn'a hlnxlet First Hound C. 1 nice (Lenox) beat
A. It. Iluillii.ll (Fifth Avetiua), A-3, U-4.
Baml Final Hound l)r 11. II. Hey wood (Lenox)
boat P.. Martin (Lenox), il-ll, 0 4t J Kearney (Firth
Aieuur)tallutU. P. I.c' (Lenox), 04 (uiillnlhed).
l.adlea' bluiclet einl Hual Hounu U tt F, L.
Bttuud (Fifth Avenue) Ik at lilts Bunnell (Fifth Ave
nue) ll-v, 8 .'.
Mixed Doubles Preliminary Hound J, Kearney
and MUiMroiid (Fifth A anue) beat Dr. 11, L liny.
da d Ml llemer It i. '! 1 II
A third event w ti iiuipirl yrtterdar afternoon In
the Urit Mdo Tennlt I ib't full Intudlcap louriiu
meut, and lUcher uutu xe.l another eaay first prize.
Handicap double, hacoy t to be tlnltluil, and three
tennis ruiualu to play nT lu (lite hi orest
herjti h Double s. nu Unul Hound w B. Cragln,
Jr,and C. X. Cord ter 1 at K, H lenuestey and u.
btratton. H 1, 73
Final Round fc, P F1cer and O M. Rottwlekbeat
W II Crualu. Jr , unl C Cordler, 84, 8 :i, 0 l,
. PLUG i CUT 5 F J
JBRIGHT, Ml JLD 8, PUREy
J. B. ri.CE TOBACCO CO, BJCHM0.VD, VA.
NEWS Of THE WHEELMEN.
tjitt; xrAKMts iiffeh with masu-
i'AOTVHEJlS OX A aUAHAXTL'E.
Jimmy .Slirbscl'e Mile at tTlllew Hrevn Likely
In lie Itecojnlied aa a World's tlrcnrd
tliir.lloa. Put to Members or the Maaaa
ehiisrlls Division or the K A. W.-Notes.
Tho llubbor Tlrs Association has taken con
trary action to Uie blcyilo niatiufncturcrs tn ro
lailon lo tho question of guarantee for next
yenr, li wns nntlclpitted that tho reduction to
sixty duvs would be folloued by tbo tire makers
adopting a tlmllar rule. 1 he latter's gunrantco,
howrtcr, which Is r. broad one, is asollims;
" W e agreo with tha purchaser of each tire lo
lnnkn gooii bj repair or replacement, nt our
option, when dolltercd to us, transportation
prepaid, nny Imperfection or drfoct lu material
or in iniif ii turo of such tire, provided thntall
such In pe-fcet or defettlv" tires slull be re
ferred in m beforo any claim for repair or re
placeincnt shall bo allowed. This guarantee
does not Include the free repair of punctures or
other injuries. This eunrnntee expires on Dec
31, 1S09.
"This njrr'-emont docs not apply to tires Into
which ni y so willed antl link preparation I, is
been Intioduced."
Tho tul'e which Jimmy Michael covered In 1
minute and 3(1 seconds at the Willow (irovo
track, Philadelphia, on last Thursday, will, it Is
believed, be recognized asn world's record. The
feat of J. W, Stocks of England in riding a mils
In 1 minute mid Ho'J-SseioiiiUwns accomplished
with tho aid of nn electric pacing machine,
which the L. A. W. refusos to recognize, so thut
Michael's pcrforuinneo easily discounts that of
the Englishman. It is Iho general belief that
MlUincl can ride n. mile in 1 minute and U5
seconds, and ho will try to do It beforo tho clos
of the year.
Tho following reports, received nt the L. A. W.
headquiirterH yesterday ns to tho condition of
ths loads In tho surrounding tuwns, indicate
thut tourists can take extended trios to-morrow,
providing tho u cat her holds good:
.New York-Alt the thoroughfares In Central Park
aro In good coudltloli, as It lllrerst le Drive, beceuth
areuile It mushed to 13sth Ureal. There lire soma
slight obstructions nn the tide of St. Nicholas ave
nue, ow ing to building operations North Broadway
Is very good tarn ahould be taken In rid lug down
hill, near Voukers, as there are some daniceroui
I places Lenox avrnue. Is lu good shape, Kasteni
lloulecsrd, e far as Travels latauil.and the road to
Fort Schuyler are now In the tea of condition for
wbeellug Work on the four foot asphalt atrlpa on
WeUteravt nun, from lu Id street to lordbam, la pro
gressing raildly and will probably be finished ear
ly next week The etrlpt will form au almoat direct
route from Mntlton avenue bridge to Wllllamtbridge
and III eruuu, wlln very little trade Trolley polet
have b in erecltd on Jtromt avenue from ceutrel
Bridge to V oodlacc ti Cemetery, aud 1 reparations for
in tcndtmlzlng from UurntlJe avenue uorthn aril havo
I egun Wheelmen dclrlui, to save tlmu aud dlatance
may now go rroin Uodfonl 1 ark to llltaiutbrldge by
way of w ebtter avenue, though the riding l far iroiu
good
On the route to Sing Sing, cyclists will find the
roads in YouLitb fair, but duity. Klders going north
from Youkers can avoid all hills by taking V. arbur
ton avenue lo end of atphalt. then e ou uld Croton
aqueduct to Hiltlngs At the latter plao the roads
are good Lltlits and bells are required. No side
walk rl.lliu. Tha Dobbt lerryruaJ ou Broadway,
north or Haitinns. Is being made over and Is la a very
floor c ndlilon. No ehlewalk riding la allowed at
lobbi 1 rry. t Tarry town the ruada are good, and
nt s.La Mliir thy are rouh aud m xtt'clcd At Peeks
Kill the rlJlD. it limited to el.-ht mllet per hour. The
maciulim roads are good and the earth rotdt fair. At
Mount einon the rot, In are good All road, at
Turkahoe are In good in lltloa. The White Plaint
roadl are In excellent tha; e At Chappaqua they arn
fair, but rather tandy rue road tat West l-armt uro
at their bet The road at West Cheater are good,
after tie ollght ahunenr Thurtday ulht. Heporla
from Nev. Kocheiie. t,ow that the rotdt are good.
TLo Botton road. Larcbmnut toMamaroncck. It tlog
round! d up ami 1 heaw with dirt. The White
1'lnlnt roal. Slouut ernon to Tuckahoe, It l-elug
macadamtreil. M Lart ti nont ami Slamarrneck tbo
roads ale fine, spec 1 lu the latter town Is limited to
alx tulles per hour. Lampa mutt be carried after dark
atN)nt.k and the t.eed it mx mllet per hour At
huffern and Hlllhuru etd walk riding I-i prohibited,
lamps and tells art- required, and ierd limited to
rltbl inllta ptr hour At Kamapo the roadt are goo.1,
i are tl.oso at Ncwburg Uacadam roads at Welt
Point have t"n fietluv rt,llel The roadt from
llothen to Wa-hluxtnnville tn tome places are very
bad Thote ildlt. for I leavuro tliould keep ofT the
road from Vaflca'.c. to baiitbury Mllli. From31cnroe
to Waablngtonr lie the roadt are good. Goshen hill
l ver daufeiout At Montgomery ind Campbt-ll tha
roadt ar. lair 4.1 Hijh and lalla the roala wero
never laitler l'.eporte from port Jc rv Is tliow that tho
roadt are good f rum there all the way to tbo Delaware
WabrUap
Ntw Jersey Kotds at Hackensack are fair. At
Belleville an t Hjtherford the roada are good. At
Bloomneld the roads are lair, many, how
ever, ure being torn up for sewer construc
tion There Is a new law at Oral ge requir
ing bell, lo b sounded nearlng lornert and
when patilng acarrlai.e. Tie speed li twelve mllea
Ler hojr. aud iherr mutt be Hants after twilight At
llzubcth. Perth Amboy, Keyiurt, and New Bruns
wick the roalt sro In itood on lltlun. Ilepalrs ars
being made letween Bo-elie au 1 Wheauheaf. All
the roadi to vrat, right, I out Bran, h, Atburv Park,
aud Frei hold arc at melr bett. All roa.lt at hbrewt
tury are gravel, and a, cood aa tbo.elnf't ntral Park.
Tlte Hutlton Ct.unty Boulevard It fair to good.
Mat u Ulaiit itoadi aro very uood with the ex
ception ot tho.e wher the trolley cart run Klch
moiid Terraie, e.orntr of Jersi y street, Is lu a danger
ous tordUKn
llrookl n The Ocean Tsrkway it still under repair
from tlie Park entrance to Twenty aecond avenue,
lie outride path wl of the park, from Mfteenth
ttreet ton ran Parkway. It In boor condition. Hldera
are advttel to trv the drives lu-ldii the Park, lort
Hamilton avenue tt In excellent cumlltton
t Long lalaul City the roadt are good. Nn tide
walk il inn; it allowiil. Tim plane load at Jamaica
l U'lm; torn up preparatory to macadaiulrlrg Tbn
3Iein k roal li tn nut toudltlon. at watering carta
are now beluc u.ed there No it ewalk riding Is al
lowed between Ilativton and llav -.nore.
Th, roada from Plu&blug tu t hltestone are fine,
from i olle,; point toUhltestone and from White
stono to W lllets Point fslr.
(ttorgc V. Dornteo of Iloiton. a member of
tho Nat oiial Ilicinc,- Hoard of the L. A. Y
take in in live interest in thu general vv elf aro
of the orgnnlratlon. He Is trying lo ascertain
the seutliiicnta of the loading men In the , assn
cIiiisliIh 11 vi. ion un the leading topics now be
foie th" Ie-ague, and bus sent out the following
qui stlnnn:
Si.oitld bicycles becairlsd freest personal bagesgaf
Should whoclmeu vole only for thoso who favor
goiKl roadt?
sbomd the L. A W. prohlb't ros I rai Ing?
Shout 1 the L. A , contluii to coutrol and regu
late bicycle ra Ing'
bbout whe in, n who race be registered with the
Ilsi'lug Ilo ml '
Should profeivtontlt be admitted to memberthlD In
the L. A. W ?
There qtio'l Ions, Including tho Sunday raring
subied and others, will be discussed at the next
mcellngof the National Assembly of tbo League.
laddie Martyn. a prominent cvellst, who has
betn a conspicuous figure In cycling arxitu Hos
ton fur nmii )e.irs. uiol with anucciilunt .it ihe
Old Ooloiiv Station. Ilnvton. Ihe other night.
Mnrtvn and his teiui in He, IIuupp, wore to rldo
nt the Ilimktoii Kali grounds, aud loukatrl
cjelo belonging: lo Abbot llassett to on express
utllcotn tho train yard. As tho two men got
elown'o Ihe trael s a baggng car which h.td
just been cut off for a flying switch ratne
round tho curve. Tho er was rolling
alouif slouly, but nellhur Murtyn nor Knapp
saw the inrunlll It was within twenty fest of
them. Knipn aliouted to Martyn tu Ilo Hat ou
bis haik. The car Mruck Knurip on ths
blioulderand pilebed him to one side. When
the cir bad p"oil Knapp looked for his com
punlon and found Unit Murlvn's leg was
ninntflud. Mr Ituluiiaun of the l'mergcncy llo
iiilul was called mill nrtvim-il Murtjli lo hare lus
Irj: amputated, whlih was eloiic, Tho wheel
man's chances of recov ery are brlglit.
A meeting of tho I'lreinen's Cycle Club was
beld Inst night at fii Lexlnglnn avrnue. Con
si lernble Interest bus boon utantfeiled In ths
tnei'liiig, as theio has been a dispute between
the members uf the Howling Grean Wheelmen
and the Triumph Wheelmen as to which club
was entitled lo theseionil prl In the century
run of the Klnuicii's Cjde Club which took
plaee last&unda). At ths meeting last night the
llrst prize, a largo silver loving cup. was a warded
to the Crtitury Wheelmen, who hnd 1411 sur
vivors. Kor the second prlr.n.ovcr which the dls
nil to look plai'u, it was found that incoming to
the olllclal checkers of the run the Howling
(Jnen Wlieeliuin h.ul 4(1 survivors while tho
Triumph Wheelmen had 44. Accordingly
tin) eeconil prize went tu the Howling
Ureen Whceltueii, 'Ihe fourth prize was
awarded in llio i orris Wheelmen. It Is ex
peeled bv Ihe members nf I Ilo Firemen's Club
that Ihe Triumph W bee linen will Die a proiest
arralnsl llm seiiiml pure being awarded to the
Howling drecn Wheelmen, tint aa me Omni v
Hun Ciiiiinilltee biHde a laroful cxaiiiimttiiiii of
llinrrcuiils of the iheckuislasl night, no good
enn come of tho ptotett.
P flirt.
A foii.tiut Itinler I" i Ids to Short Hills, N J,
croHt over to Jertcy ll an I gaiuroua-tt Kxi hango
piae to Hiiuton tlrn i, to Heudion ttrs t, in Mi r
oi r ttreet to Ihe lliulton I mi ly Boulevard, In the
Newark tUnk mal in s.nark follow hurliuifleld
avinur. Ill roll, li livinglu Hilton, uud MIIIL.UI1I to
short III., llu dituuii It alaiut slxtien tullis
The roadt are noi
Dane, nan -In ride tu 1'nrl lervli. starting from
lluih -.tree; rtn I f' n h at-iiu" on t t'ainit tpr,, ,ji,
Nya k ac " I II Hi ulieel, tn st Nliholat airlilli', to
1 until ateuue, to tin Klll,vlll'ilni road, to 1 HI at
stretit, to tne vt ft inn I. ii I rid. . r.tt tint brld.e to
lealiierle t laui t vfa null t ! im road, to the tnnl
baiu 1 andliia r.ait, 1 1 ' ali-v avrnue, to Klugtbrldac;
i jiiii.ui iv vnai r- ml inllw tin turiipikt- m il en
wood, llutilrga I . i.hs lirr), Irvlnaton and Tarry
town, rldn I i the ferrv and enma the liver tu Na. k
tac. klain mri.i ' tue uirnplke. tn Clarktvllle, I
Nanuet, bi rliiK Vail , Mi un-y. 1 alnum, HufTcru.
Itamaiio, Sinattlnirg s-uiibfii .it. llonroe, Oxf ird
t,rey"urt. tu I t r h n go lulln.hcm and f, li ny
the l.nr P. ibr til ihr ., . i u t lory to jli ijl.i
l.'wn, i.iniimn turoi i,h i ilwille and C'tiddciiback
villv io Pun J. rvi
S lllJt,
Thu Oiitutiburg Win t linen have nominated the
fnlluiving .01' era to In tolitlfnrat the elnbi meet
tiignett moiitli Pi. u ( oarlea Hauner an t c,
llurrlii VKvPri-aliltut, i Fudrl aud 11 Htftr, ica
Curd.ug bcoratary, L. Lickut; aluancUl beciatary
GRAND MASS MEETING
To It ATI FY ths
REPUBLICAN
HTATK, tlTs. t)tTV, AMI tlOttlM H BJ
AT NOMINATIONS,
C'OnpKH 1JNTOX.
SATURDAY, OCTOBUR 9th, 1897,
AT H V. M.
Hon. i:iV'l MITCIII'.Itli, Cliniriiimi.
AllDltKSSKS 11 Y
Hon. lti:,iAMIN V. TUAPY,
lion, .iosiumi n. roKAitini.
John ltsk, r Trraiurer, W. J Mngcri Captain, otto
leiti an I i ticroiilinoi Lletiteiiauts, Ivtor Degen
bnnll, i Kriic, , and T He,., color Hem i II Hot
laiilrtKlll I lidliuniitluglir, J Dcginlianll and J.
r. I.vnnt
,iTu","""' lommllteo of the Crescent Wliiielmen ot
tiiiirliy hat arrinKrd tho following run tor the.
month in, Tottenvllle; 17, HaillMiiu ai. mitury
The Columbia Club cyclers of Hoboki n will hold a
run tn Port Jervls to-day
Charles Parkins of the Ajar Cyclers or Jers.y city
ha. ridden IS.H'IH miles since the llrst nrtlivear.
lie Inli tidi to mako an ellort to enter Uo.uuo iiillrt
lefrri Jsn I next
Ths Knickerbocker A C Whrelmen havo arranged
111" following runs for Hilt moullii 10, Babylon; Jt,
ltielt ai'u 'II. Jlorrlslown
rhe I in x Couutj Wheelmen will hold a hare and
hound i hae on bicycles to-morrow.
The Atalauta Wheelmen of N nark will probal ly
build a aew eltibhnuif. next aprlng.
An att-mni w ill It. modo by c. r Purl or the l.lnis
County viiei linen to lower the Indoor twenty (our
huur record.
J Illlngswnrlh has been elmtcd Treasurer of tha
Im Ul yole i 1 ib ot .Vfwurk.
Pred schade, the southi rn amateur, won three
flnttat the Koanoke inert last week He leads the
amateure this season vv Ith the greatest number of
rlrst prises
lddle Hall list decided not to goto P.urope. He
will Join the men ou the racing circuit at unco.
rooritAi.r,.
Frlneelon'a IMayers Mtarl rep Aaaapolls Arter
a Housing Practice.
Pni.NCKTON. Oct. 8. Armstrone, tho big right
ruardon last ycir'a championship eleven, got
Into the game this iifternoon for the first tlmo
this season. Ho has Just recovered from an at
tack of malaria, nnd Trainer MoMnsters per
mitted him to play through only three or four
scrltnmsges. Ihu Tigers wiro put through a
hard ilfleen-mlnuto practlco in preparation for
their first ijamo out of town, which will b
played at Annapolla agalnit tho "n.Iddles" to
morrow afternoon. The scrub ileveti put up a
pluck game iu the llrst hair and the 'varsity
could not tunc, although Bulrd 1 ad flvo chances
to try for goal.
In the last half tho second simd of 'vnrslty
backs. Huter, Itell-r, and Ayre. were put In
nnd tho llrst team crossed the e rubs' go il line
twke. Heitermado tho touchdowns und Holt
kicked tho go tls.
Tbo 'varsity team left Princeton for Baltimore
on the 5:10 oclork train. Thc vtll sttm tu night
at Ilaltlmore and go to Annapolis In the morn
ing. Tvventy-tno players wcio taken, und Cupt.
Cochran will put his strongest eleven on tho
lleld to prevent Annapoiis from scoring if
possible.
Harvard ranSISalr, Idnpt Livelier Tnellea.
CAMBitinor. Mass.. Oct. 8. Sharp nnd spirited
Playing characterized the lootbill practice this
afternoon. The men havo been taken strictly lu
baud bj tho coaches and given to understand
that If the) wish to beat Yalo In the neit llvo
weeks they must adopt new tactics.
Bert Waters, the veteran tackle, appeared
on the flold in his (ootbsll togs. He took
Wheeler and Donald In charge and Instructed
them In the line art of tackling. Wheeler needed
the advice must, for ho has been wofully slow of
late. Lewis, the old centre rush, hns been look
ing after Douiette. Hiirden. and Hurdett, Out
side Doucette there is really no good cundidato
for centre. Hurden nsa the build, but not tbo
head, for that important position, while Uurnett
lacks experience.
Harvard has just suffered the loss of two of
the most likely cindldates for the eleven.
Savvln. the lever freshman f 11 va, has hem '
obliged to stop pisiliic at the request of nis
father, while hanbiim, tlie plucky littlo half
back, failed in his examinations, and is no
longer eligible.
Harvard meets Dartmouth tomorrow nfter
noon. and an interesting game la expected. As
It seems to be Partiniitilli's eiprcsied Intention
to win Cant, dixit Ins dei ided to put in his
best men. Cochran will play quarter liatk nnd
Doucette centre. Drown and Dibble will he ths
half backs, with Haughton or Parker at full
back.
sale 'Varsity Men Outplay the scrub..
Ntw Haven, Oct. 8. Ynle's football candi
dates wero worked only about half an hour this
afternoon by coach Frank Hutterworth. Louis
Hlnkev, Inst year's end. who has been assisting
Hutterworth all the week, was with Mm to-day.
but will Uave the first of next week. "Kid"
Wallaie. the crack end rush of "SU, was present
fur the llrst time this year. The "varsity had
littlo trouble scoring four lines against the
scrubs. Klefcrsloug ruu3 doing; the trick most
ot the time.
Feetball otra.
The Arlington A. Is ready to hook gamea. Ad
dress Jamea 11. Uemtl., manau-r, Arlington N" J.
lbs orkville rioihall Club would like to hear
from first class out of town i lutis forOct KandOct.
81. Address William (1 Gallagher, 72 Broadway.
Tha Atlanta football team would Ilk" tohearfrom
teams averaging from luu to l to pounli, acliooU
preferred. Addiett K o. uretn, 507 31a lb, jn avenue
Tho Cumberlinl A C. football I, urn hatet 17
open for any team av eraclng from I .1 to I io pounds.
Addrest i'. a. Stone, manager, li Cumbt rland street.
Brooklyn.
The Lenox Jrs. of Harlem would like to arrange
famra with uulformcd tramt averaging from 10 tn
10 pound. Addreaa Chxrlea Thompson, Ob West
1UIM ttreet
The Calumet KoolbsII Club would Ilko to hesr from
teams avsr..glug 140 pounds, for bundiys and holi
days, guarantee! gamea preferred. Addrest J. Cohn.
aiD oil street
The lisvton Ple'd Club would Ilka to hear from
teams averaging llu i omnia ror Mind ty un I In II lay
KUlnis A idrnt 1" StcEulie, captain, 11J Wayue
street, Jersey i Hy '
The lleldiu Hell club, svirigng 118 pounds,
would Ilk t.. arriiigitgaiiit. iviih to ims for aturdar
afternoon, and holldajs. Addret. bldniy J. rroat.
I'tiU Setou.l avenue.
The Mount Vern m second football It am hav Nov ,
IS. VI), md '."7 open for t. ami atrra.-lu.- I.lonounlt.
Addrrti J. II. JMutjre. .'B3 houth llfth avenue.
Mount Vernon, . Y
The Alert Held Club wishes to fill the following
dntevt not. 17, Jl, Nov. a and BI, Out-of-town teams
guar nt -ilng oxpentei referred Addreis I". C.
wltgand, .11 Seeoud avenue.
Hie l apllali of thlt city would like to arrnng
("imf't i In Hi ll and T'lanktulvlug days, tlm .Ni p-tune-
nnd Ii'iulnlcaiiv preferred. Ad Ire Jcseuh
ldwards, .l.,il asl 1'nurtli ttreet
riie South Orange Ut Id club has teveral opendalea
In Octolirr and Novetnta r, aa I w ouid like in arrange,
garnet with Ural class clul . Addrett Harold llvrcn,
manager I vk box 4H, smith orange V .1
The'Cullimet second team wool I llko to arrange
Bur dav an I boll lav names, to be plavel e.n the U, lit
inet'i k lib. with tiain, aoialu- 110 ouuJt.
Addir.-It rerrar, ftl Vacilt uga trte
lie AliiudaJiiulurs are bo.ikliiB.aineaviliht.amv
averajllig ion poundt, nut of town teams niter nr
guiramefa preferred Ad it., loe. ph A Muuly,
Caie of J, Slumber- A Son, Prod uee I xihaiue.
The Ahrt, Jn, would like m hear from learnt aver
aging from IU) to 110 piliti la Oiil-uftonu lesmt
orterlug a tultulde guaraiui n piererted Addrett
llerbvtl Brown u.l Nhiaau aveuue, lirooklyu
Thejvtwsrk Football AiN Isttuti uf Nuwsrk would
like thtur from trami aver.uiug rr. in loo lo UI0
pound. AdUret.T Ii.0oiillb inauajer. can-of Pa
elfin Iiiiiir.iinoCompiii) ; I'mc .in et, ihi.ciiv,
The T mnnaniii toilballl 1 ib would like to'he ir
from nun - iivi raKiugrruiii liuitoinr, louni- out
or town teiliu (Ivlllg amiltsblo eiurautri (ireferreil
Addrett I s Kellelier, mpii ii-r, ,ltu Si.onl nviniie.
The Murray HIIU of Klu.lilng wnu'd 'lie tn arraose
gatui', with leatiit averaging from Hint., t:l"i founds.
Ihoteorrerliig rtakiuiablt KUarauteca preft rn tl At.
dreaaKrid A Llvlugstoue, aft Union street, lushlug,
Ovilng to n isiiiclliitlon the Si Oeoiks Pattsllnn
football team hat Oi t u and 1 7 ou n ulioelntlon
day for an out ur town giiim,, tcunit to uvi'ige uo
I Hind- Addri'.e c'harlt-s Moore, .'ii7 ) jbt blxiieutb
street
The I lly ltlan I Koolhall Club uoul I like to ho.,k
gtmtt wliti leaim. av. r. l.1 g fr ,m Ull to trn pj unit
gi met .. I. plat 111 illy III ud Hal. c en., a
laid In ti ami atiitig there Aduiimll Hall, City
ltlaml, N V
The Horene" 1 leld i I ill would IHe In book jsiuei
with teamt ateiu'n? ulNjut 1 poiiiuli, inn or.toivii
leaiut giving .i hiitaid Ltraiiii... i reft rri il Ad
ilr-n c A (otgron, insiiater, I lu Estt Thirty
fuiiith ttriat.
The Colui.ibfa A e' would like to srrine gint's
ot a.toclutli.ll fjilbllli with lejint avirithllli. Ill)
iniiinla i an play o.ily on .iinday .nil kunlats
Addicts l IuIIhiI, i Ve,t 'I wrlilj.nflh tlrtel,
Ilaieiniie J
I Ut I r a Ilia lata A i' would Ike to hear fruiu a
liou t il v ttain fnl . I-il'nn nav lie a" in' to ho
bla vd tit I i n. ns I' irk, -jii 11, ii it I r- . in , r
l.iiiios vi inr rrel silunin II r proii'in, ml
Last 1 llh ttriei
In a letter tiliu Sis MuraerJ llu arliiv o' llu
Pt Kianclt Xavler roothill lia ,i lay, luul, a c r tins
$1tlOOO--By Gum!
WawUI t. ' itie 1-ii-n! ' (( tflvH li lum
H i 111 1' v m I i II Jiitfli . 1 T -h ,11 r ljo
uui le w 4 I r fr in .4 4 iu i t,.v r
FLEER'S GUM llu7:.W,.
a - Mi b hi Mi a. 1 til
itaaij rfsulr tor ualDiout uu m ID, ,hi7
if 'I
t5iortiSman'i (UooiH.
Foot Ball Clothing I
.M.ulu III oiirovvu factory, and In Iho 9
sniiie iniiniii r as wo mnko the Y.tlo iO
and 1-iiticuloii unlfurma m
Complete Suits at Popular Prices i
Padded Pants, ) rfc-fl r m 1
jjY tlnat 55 palra or ta.1.00 Moleskin Tiiob i
-' lull l-aiita ut ',ou per pair, lleller '
rill ititrlv. ' oxl
tinirlal Stntl llnll l.iililn forlSUT, '
Kdlli-d by WAITl.lt CVIll' H teuli.
A. G. Spalding & Bros. ! Spaldins-Bldwell Co. I
l-'it-iaoSaHtauSt I a i, II, UV 4dSt. I
Reliable Quality In Bicycles $ f I
At ressosssle -trice In tke CrUWfORD. J j M
iiii.artAiTi:''Piinni,iu Ai,r.isiii ' H
to rent. 308 West snih tt. H
'PINSls COlllTSand bowling alleyt to rcntTprS ' I
i-rMecluUonly. Apr.ly am west -llit.t. '
She ijiin". iH
queens'Io.jockeTIluS I
XQUi.uroT. is. i tcl
niJ i; Kin uktk im rgiisp. yt, i Bfl
AduiMlon in i:r.m 1 bt-.nd and in loaurr, 8 1.M5. H
lUco trt ns tc-iw. r, t I. it aiihst t 1(1 MJ a. I-
lfi:.i0, 1:10, 1i!.im. 3! Alio. tr.Mii FI.itbu.iti ar. af
H:M.'A M. l'Jii. l.fll 1. it. augtm coDUect wttn
KlnsCo "It ' 1
to tlie referee' dcelou. th winnr lotnepn the St, IH
llt?r'i Collpge tu l m Francis .re r on Taundif H
rriultrd In a draw, ra h team soorlutf 4 ictuta, !
IlaekeltstoTrn Si mlnarr fouttilt tf.-im bx bve Ifl
ortanlZ(d unarr the cjtaltny nf Itobrt IfartzrJL M
The team ivir3Kp! IftO pouurli Woul.l 1 k to rT H
tec .vudres-i A.C.FrU'kt. manisker. HatkettstovTiia, 1
ThftOrfnallfraof WaihlDRton Helxhu would Uk H
to is.rrAi.fM faim n ou SjnUurn lth tcami aTrraglnif H
1U5 (nuutls. nut ot tovn tlfvcns pa(nR- v.tpvnim. H
jin'rro t. The open dates art all Sundari lu .Noram H
Wr AOd -ea Frauk A. Gaastdr, Manager, box A... IH
butlcuu 1
Th HlTlnptnn Football Club of Orammnr Srhnol IH
No 6, Hohot n, hRjt tli ffilluwliiff ojirn tiatfi for H
tfani6 avt run li; 105 pouudn Oct. Ill and 30 tui.t ltv )H
tlun ilay motniuir Out of ton u tean h jircfrrrc 1. 1
Arl(tri-r tfT-cirire Forry, Jr.. 2U Wablnctou Direct, IH
Th-Marlon l-ootrnll Club hiiflOLH. 1rt. 23. 30. Xor. H
2, ?, IK, 14 Zl, ami jsopen, .n i would b plras( to .H
l.ekrfroiu trams Avra(;luir 13S pound n. Out of tovrr H
tcaifis unvrtn: aiiiJtable Karauivc for hundart aud M
ele tlon djr pre fi rrrd. Addreti TLouisU A. Feurr. H
ail' Wet 11 utb street. H
Th Ammackafsln Club, whose toitn averace 143 H
t'Dundi., liiB Llettlun and Tliniikfcling dajaopooa, IH
aul would llko to bear from nrst cla.- leuui for H
home cme, w pay ha'f expenei. Address Uo H
ratio bho.tn.trd. Yonkers, N. Y. IH
Th Gregory football team would llks to arr&ng IH
fc-uuduy and holiday ?kinr with teams iiveraclnc IH
fn.ni 1,T t t Mf pa mJs Out f town tennis puarnn H
tet incexpt litter prerfrrcd. Addrtss Will lain tt. Wat- H
bon, mtib btation 1, HoboLrUrlN. J. 1
Matnacer I Ills of tho Monarch A. C. has irranr'd IH
the follonlDK PChrdlllt icl 1 H, AllUOS F. C; 23, M
WarwliLK t , SO. Hamilton . C ; Su. 2. 1-shpx K.
(. 0 Krratuiuti i 1.1 uarlleld A. O : HO, Octar
A. C , .'. vinur .Inn , Fiaex . U., (afternoon) bt. M
Oeorge K. C , J 7, U..t,t I.ud F. C. H
Tha cunietetweent Auquvtlne High and Ilerkelfiy
fchotjln, w bh h . lo hae b rn playc I at lrkrly H
(val this afternoon, ha.-i b-n potpond until next IH
Friday. Ihr Jlerkelfy team hat bein dolnit much M
letter ork durUg tho last ttv, days under tbodireu- H
tlon of hrulth, the uon coat h M
AIsnagerMott has arranged tho following schedule jH
for the Coloula A.. C Oct. 17. Warwick A. U., 1,4- H
Alert F. C. of Ea-.t .N w York. 31, ilajistlc F. C ..Not. H
V.'. Waithlnjrton Heights C. 7, Alert F V of East
.New York; 14, Yora.vi;tc A C; Jl, Fan nemo F. 0.
.A, Preaduaugbt A. 0.,2b, M (Jeorge F O. fl
Th schedule arranged for tha season by the St, i H
raul School Is as follows: OcU 13 Cutler School; Id. JH
New otk. Military Aca emy; (, Adeipbl A(a-lmyi qH
VS. Yale frenbment V7, De La Salle Inntltut"; UU.
Hrooklvn Ulzh School: Not. 3, llrookhn Latin School,
an 110. "Poly FreD" : 13, Lawrcncevitle chooli H
17, I'ratt Institute,; 20, Trinity Bchool; -'2, Berkeley jH
bchool M
The football team of Holy Crow LTieum ha begun M
practice tu earnest, and & good crowd of ynuuic men. M
wesrlng football uullorni., can be eeu any evealui H
In iho gimuaslum pra4.tlclng s guaN. tackling, and M
throwing the ball, ilaua.er llergru haa aecurod the M
serrlctsof a well knjwu placer to coaoh the team. 1
Would like to hear from out-of-town teams for tha 1
fo.lowltiff date: Oct ,11, Not. 14. Not ,, pre. 0, M
aud rlntlou day Attrrnoou Address William V, H
litrneu, Ul,'l West Forty-third street. H
Football Gamea lesteriay. JB
At Iexlngton, Ya, Columblau Unlrerslty of H
Washington, D. C , 2. asblngton and Lee LulTer H
btr a Fails, S Y., Oct 8 Xewark was beatea M
in the llrst game of the Contra. .Ntvr York Foot hall M
Larague to-day at .Newark, with beiieca l-JLs. tcure, H
To-Ia)a Football Brenta. J
Yale rn Williams, at Krw HaTea. M
lriuetoni. LlIUJ States .Naval Cadets, at AA H
napolLs jM
Luiveraltyof Fcunsylvaata ts. Lehich at FblladeW IH
I'nlon ti Kew Jersey A. O , at nidipflfld. M
lluretford L jlligu i Ln.lnuiCt.lIic,atlXaTrforda, IH
Cjrur- ts syii use, atltfmca (H
bt. John CulJwga i. UaitlmoroClty Colltge, at Aa IH
nut oils. H
United States Military Cadets Ts.Wcilcyao. at Wsst IH
rolnt H
Oraiitrn A C. ts. Kulckerb vker A. C , st Orange Oral M
New York t'ulvrlly vs. Met ma, at Ohio Meld. H
Monti lair HUli M.huul s. Mureus J'reparator H
Echo.. l, at Monulutr. !
Finery hthool vs. Flalufleld High BchooL at Plain- HJ
.Newark Academy ts. Eait Orange High School, M JH
KaittOraogu, HI
Lafayrtie ts Hutgera, at Katou. H
Attduwr AtJulLjuy vs. Itostou A A., at Andorsr. fM
Hanards larlinouth, at Laiubrldge, jH
Worccter Ac ado my vs. llopilujija Bobool, al iH
Worc'etr. Hi
Frown s. Tufts, st rrovtdema. IHJ
Ni wark Fouilall AocUtluu vs. iloatolalr A. 0.,a IH
MontcUlr N
ltt,Muaun vs bwarthmore, at Swanhmore HJ
Wahluglon and JnOrsua vs. JJiiiiUtsuQ Oountry EH
and A C ., at Washlnctou, Fa. fM
Amliriit tb Holy Croon, at .mhr,t VH
liucknt 11 s Uulverslty of lrLnylvaala Itsserrea. TM
at 1 ewUburg, l'a. fM
(lettysbur,; vs Susquehanna Uzlerttyf at Oottya- iH
Notthwt stern University vs. llelolt Colli go, at Hock jM
LnUfreity uf MkhUan Tt,:!uin! ruiTarslty.alAnJi H
I nivrnlty of Minnesota vs. University of Illinois, &H
at t hampaign. III. H
LlUal-eth A C r$. Rtvetrlde A C , at F.IIraheth. H
I'ulvrvrditj or Ml.iourl vs. Kansas City ilcdn.al Col- M
lear, st Kansas City. fM
Wcstmiiiiter College vs.Thell College, at New WU H
mlugiuu, l'a. H
Uubiikcu High bchuol vs. Olyinpla A C, at Joney jHJ
aiat Orange F. C. vs. bouth Orange F Cat South H
Oraiirf.'. IH
Montclalr X. C vs. Dreaduauithts A.C . at Moniclalr. H
bt rnui Vttoohi llarnard Si IkkiJ, ai (jurd-n ny. HJ
.Muuuri'li A.l Nfptuiin A I at Ureenpolnt tM
luiiiiout A. C, vs. Adetphl Academy, at AUelpbl HI
Munhattaii College vs. Ilonaventurv, at 1'aterf.rn VM
li .oklu High bchool V. UctU Atadeuiy, al btanv HI
Thonipiis VTIna the Mingles In Ihr luterrol rH
Ira Into t hampluiisblii. !h
Nrw 1Iai.v, OU, 8. Humurl (J. Tlionit.onof iH
IVIiH'eton, a (Uli huin, bpraiiar asn in wH
ttiu intenoltrirlale Icnntn tonrit uncut Uv-r io
r)ny by capiurinw' thu iimil hiiiu' td b tin dura H
U-H, 0-1, 0-;i, 5- 7, 7-1, lid opimiiint M ''H
Jobcph I), rorbMof Harui.l. Kui l ti ... a .V .t fH
J raey boy und 'J huuipbon lives In AHooini, J'. ,jH
Tbouipbon baa ue.i made h retoitl In. fur tlift M
nr'i", uml hh ratine will bo it. ally rl aicdas H
a result nl tu day 'a u tur. I'diIim ma h mm If jH
a Diiriuisu In Krtunt,' mlo tb "i.a t, ah hi H
m -ry u.rr li-tt j( ir's ihniiiiun, Mc j
Win tn. in of ll.iruir-l, win um mc t d, H
T humj'm clfnrly oiilpluyml 1'orbca In this H
innrmriLt'h i)h), Althuuili lm 1 n Li J contl jH
cIuikii and ii Iwn i l win !i be sr ud H
liit.luU inrieswtnt tn bl rn n Hi I rHJ
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i le ijf f"i , i o, liiilduiK 1 uru i "-' X ' J"-U H
tt't liinr .im , .iii'l iui.b.nu bcniitlfu ily. When jH
etr rorl's ftttfniiU-d tn In-o up Lo the n't)
tiotni'ion waa in lonu to foul itiiu uiih aqui L FH
tide llu ur linos ujiiri ri u. T) is na th HS
ri'ily ti lrh of to du in Ure nri'i 'All i"i IH
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