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I 1 pSotJit IN GREAT IOBM.
B I csAzxistoan.H nttvr out iiaxdit.x nr
B U, TI,IC x,:,r YOUKS.
Rr a U'1 A, Tn," '"" rincn from the Chi-
K, I L 4nros Uostons Win n Cloan ninm from
R 9 Rfith Brooklyns rhllndrlpliln, Llnelnnntl,
B i It oni1 Clevelnml ilia Other Vlctnra Notes.
ft 1 Ths'Ncir York", arn In fifth place till 5 morn
K Initxtcnuso of their pronounced letory over
m fte BaUfmoro yesterday and Chicago's defeat
m it the hands of tlio Clu elands. Tho CIncln-
Wj iiitl won a pltohorV content from tlio Pitts-
$jf i tmra. vfhllo tho Hostons captured a similar
he 'dontejt from tlio Ilrooklyns. Philadelphia bsnt
B ithlnifton easily. Tho result:
J Raw Tork, R Baltimore. 0.
I fc' Boston. 4, Rrooklyn, 8.
' ,Pv Philadelphia, A, Waehlntton 3.
' r Cincinnati, Si ntubure, 9.
? I Cleveland. 4 Chlcaa-o, 2.
I TOB JlKCOnD.
! I 7Vri Vr
CTuSl. IFtl. ZiMi. ' Clutl TTim. Zasf tent.
t CtaelnsaU.. ( 2B .tun Ilttsbnrs 41 Wi .n24
Bottom...... .AS 20 .(ln Philadelphia 87 41 .474
S Cleveland....) ni .1117 IlrooMrn M 47 .40
! Baltimore... 47 S2 .RU1 V,ashliirt0ii..3o r.l .870
KV York... 44 87 ,mi Louisville, in r.n .337
5 Chicago 40 00 .041 Bt Louis 24 01 .282
m 't MEW TORK, 8; HALT1MOHK, 0.
J m iiXorty-flvo hundred persons, who hnd rend
K 6 P' the remarkable thlrtcon.lnnlnir victory of
m fii New Yorks on Friday, went to tho Polo
(ffi urounds yestonlay ami were repaid for their
I 7 loyalty bynnolna tho once mighty Il-iltlmnres
draffped In tho duet. Not contented with pro.
venting tho l'lttsburBS fmm milking n run in
i thirteen Innings, tho Now Yorks kept up tholr
$. 4 fwt work and shut out the Orioles, too. This
IS feat, however, would have boon nn Impossl
ti w bllltT If Boymour had not pitched n Rama
J f that was simply phenomenal. Tho "Cy
, I flotio" had spoed nnd a swift drop
1w ft pall that mndo nlno of tho naltlmorea fan tho
x . -3 Sir Just when tilts would liivvo sent In nine.
K It And,bcBtof all. Seymour refused to step Into
"' i E yfae balloon banket for nn nnrlal flight such ns
'? II Iiotookon Thursday, although the llnltimoro
" ooaohorn extended invitations tn him through
' I 9 oat tho battle. Mclnmos. on the other hand,
Bi wns touched up quite freely by tho locals,
i strange to pay. nnd soon pitched don t care"
1 nn.ll. , He prolinhly n nllzod that It wns a useless
t I taskln view of his comrades' Inability to hit
I ..Tho Now Yorks played such renlly Rood hall
. that they somewhnt showed the visitors up. to
i f two n baseball oxprosslon Their batting, bono
. runnlne. floldlne nnd coaehhiR as far nlxivo
i ' 2 the usual standard and delimited tho crowd.
I K Which waxec enthusiastic at all times lint
, R the teamo, enjoyablo ns It was, ns marred by
I J rowdyism on tho part of both teams which wns
! s nnnfly klllod off by tho expulsion of Keller of
, Baltimore by Umplro Lynch and the dismissal
A i of Jqyce.tho local captain, by Assistant Urn-
I . pjroWood. McOann, Heymour nnd Orady nlso
" I did enough klckinc to nave received similar
j f trestment.
1 Ihe Baltlmores played "dead" ball after the
- ' v first throe Innings, which was in marked con-
,', S trast to the snappy, Rlngory stylo shown by
, 1 them on provlous occasions That the team Is
t weaker than last voar's nlno there can bo no
? a doubt, the loss of Doyle, Helta. Bten70l and Cor-
:i f bett. being lrroparnble, nlthnuirh Hanlon has
?, filled tholr places with pood men. As far as
-' f h winning tho championship is concerned, close
, observera bellovo thnt Baltimore, with Its pres-
y f nt combination, will not figure.
, I v j, Seymour showed that he was In rare form Ih
I t- tho very first Inning. Mth one nut Keeler sin-
, t ' pled nnd wns forced. Kelley took a base on
j f ba,lls nnd tho Baltimore coaehers began to
j, mnkn things lively. But "Cy" struck nemon-
' troWlle out nnd two men werw left. Again In
I '"ghe'socond innlnp. after McOnnn nnd Holmes
' t Jind Rlmrled nnd Itoblnson had sncrlfccd. Rey-
i J Snour electrified the crowd by tannine out bofh
4 WoJames and McGraw. Onco more in tho
I inim. witn men on seeona ana tntrn and nno
f DUtithephenomennl left handor struck out De-
, t montrevlllo and McGann and was cheoredto
5 the echo for his great work.
p l i. win the last half of this Inning tho New Yorks
I . broke the Ico with two runs, duo to Orndy's
I boso on balls, hits by Beymour. Van Haltren
f snd Tlernan nnd n tremendous drle from
i Joyce's wagon tongue that was hauled In by
K vceler in wonderful stylo With Holmes on
i ' hlrd and nobody out In Baltimore's fourth
t loyraour struck the popular Boblnson out. and
r ho other two victims were almost ns easy.
f jSibslos by Oleoson. Orndy nnd AVarner yielded
f mother nin In New York's hulf, and tho cranks
f t lejran to feel confident.
M Jennincs cot a baso on balls In the fifth nnd
J elwy was (leclnrod out on strikes hy Umplro
ynch. Kolloy threw his bnt down, stormed
' , l,-SD0Ut thfl Plato, and endeaored to convince
! K Sltynohthathe wns wrong. For all this ho was
P irderodoutof thogame, and Inter. ns ho wont
i A t hrough centre field, he turned around and
' 2 i t"(ldflan00nttheumplr. BothOwnerVon-
4, stl'rfc01' Rnl Slanager Hanlon woro on the
ft J tjaUlnioro's bench at the time Domontrnvlllo
if Sifiok four balls then and Seymour Btruck
I v gKcGann out for the second time, wherounon
I Ifceslnttar kicked, but subsided quickly Van
' fiPoiiron's single, Tlernnn's double, and a hit
' f S Br Joyce netted two more runs in tho last hslf.
:( ';foyeB tried to stretch his hit and was out by a
ti filonP'o of ynrds. but, ns usual, ho olalmed that
' '"i lrV.nal Demi robbed." and irrowlod at
sjlndrows. who warned him to desist.
.. EKJoycecnmotocrlef In tho nextlnnlnc. how-
r Jovor. oecnuso ho could not keep down his
5lPmPer. Doyle opened with a hit, stolo second,
'ftnd pilfered thlnl just ns (irndy bunted to Mc-
: j SBrnw. Tho Inttor throw (irndy out nt first by
; 1 IHearly a yanl. while Dovle. by fast base ran-
' dffi'P.'. seorod. Qrady, the moment ho wns
i bUplled out, rushed at Andrews, but quickly
' Vffiocked himself nnd throw up his hands,
it' the same tlmo throwing nn appealing
JBok at tho crowd There woro many who
- inrere hoodwinked by this bluff, nnd called
f inndrows some harsh names. Joyce. In order
r make more trouble, started at the assistant
illtnpire in his charneteristlo way, nnd wns In
!ho, midst of a Brand-stand bellow when
, lAndrowsput himoutof thogamo. This mndo
jltnocosnary for Orady, wlio. contrary to tho
fjLules. waspormlttod to rcsumo play, to coor
jIBrnt base, while Oettle went to rlRht field.
1 M.lD tho last three Innings only ono Baltimore
' jWswreaw first baso. Tho Now Yorks. thoiish.
ot another point In the seventh on Van Iial-
!fcn ' single, two fine steals and nn out. With
1 flS'oputln tho oehth, Grady, who had forced
i (Jwpyle. wont to thlnl on Wnnier's einglo and
pored on a missed thlnl strike. The score:
ft hrWTOBK. I BiLTlMOKE.
isl- .. B-ln.ro. . r.l n. .ro.i. r.
yirntltrtn.cf 2 ,1 1 o o McOraw, ab o l l no
J1eniD.lf ..1 2 0 0 OKrelfr.rt .02110
'; yc,ib ...o l 4 o o jfjininRi. o o a i o
; BtttlK. Tf... 0 0 0 II O Kelley. cf O 1 (I 0 O
' I1 . O 1 2 8 II Kltum, cf O 0 1 O O
t Jlon.2b .1 l 2 :i o ltamont, 2b o u r, a n
I fBnjrle. 3b .,.1 2 11 u McOaiui, lb 0 2 II o 1
. I 'Unir. rf.lb,2 1 il o o Uolmcn, If o 1 l o o
J I ilnifrc.. o 2 11 o u Rublnaon, c 0 0 J 1 l
6 V 'afrymour, .1 0 jj 1 McJinc, p o I) 0 1 1
j rljlTotUs. . B14 27 1o7 Total.. 'o"7 27l'o3
S l!!8.0'1 ' O O 2 1 2 1 I 1 n
( jlHltlmoro .. o o o o n o o o o o
i nTwo-e Wt-Tif rnmi SarriDcc hltn-Ornlr, nob
f 85 V.?10'"1 b"-,v" Hsltren (.), Dn lo (.)). Kf 1
tWW'An'mn . ni "" " frmrs-New York. 1.
Srrjrtb.eoii Jul fr-Off Hcjinour, 4, oil McJuan, l
&t, oit-y Hi Jme, 4, tiS heiiiiniir, I" Hit br
fc- SrH,,,?nBjrHeJ'InoVr- '.. !'" lMs-New ork.
M ? l BlUmo,Si 12' IJouMe Klay-Ptmontrf i llle m(
V ffil euspn. Time 1 linur ml r,r. mltiiitct I'lniilro
K l Kt rOC A"',t;,n' Audrewi Attcmttme 4,r,oo.
B I ;S doston, 4 ; pnooKLVN, :i.
M v fgMlnu thosenlcenor th-eo of tholr regular
IB B fV.notlncludliipSthettfi. who Is also 'on
K ? rS hospital list, tlio Ilo-tons iloff.ittd tho
m i tpFOCk'ynalnnn InterestlnKgnmo at n ashing-
M F JiuPnrlcyoslordnyaftnrnooii. If omth player
T h (?'. enmo by Htuph plailnK I aclwnce did
Wt V RfiSV Tho. nW tllre" rooUi ii men w ho
H I fi?e? Nichols In the fourth sent smiishim;
B t ilUs.'0 j'o oulHed. vhl.di bniiiKht (Irinin
m. I Sffiross tho plute. Mcholswas In n holu when
Wt '?BtcM!BC9 ,(H,,1 M10 Plate, anil men ono i-x-
I Sircted tho orrntlo liljjor to naerlflco. II...
M, I f'Pi;r,flit,ll,n,i11! ,1,u llft". whl.li
E5I lQ "'"I'P'r,' I'l'l Jones was r.ireed at
'' jBltf ha0:. I(allman theiu-ninntotho lescuo
j th pretty hit to rlht fie .1. nnd Lnchance
' !ferounil tho lai.e In a wild innnner.dellh
ifr1.?'5'0.11"1 Hheekard otf third, tho latter
; f VWlly being caUBhtlietL.fii tho liases. Shin-
& itwaiiBO disgubted that Im stiuck out, and
H k kt prjportuulfy.to win nt thnt e.irly stage
ML f fjtppedaway. With one run n.-ode.l to tlo tho
K fJinplJiohnnco ngalti eiimn to the reM'iio of the
H , ! ib Plarors In the hIkIiIIi Iniiiiig. muflliiK Mn-
B is ; .ort throw, which was richt Into tho first
Hj 'wemauamltt. Thescoio:
!' . lur.oA.c B. IB rO.A.R.
B t, lMRir,n.....2 o o a llnriSln.cf i i o o o
B ' .WUr.Tf.Mll 0 11 1 lljnnra.rf O I 1 II u
B ! ?" ."-1 J 1 " o MiKksrd. lfo I 2 o ii
R.Wlos.eb.,1 nil 0 laebsncf. lbO null
B I&VS.2&L...0 0 4 It 1 ll.llni.ii.2bo i 2,11 ii
B iMP?tn:l'n 1 1 U Klilnilln, 8b I) 0 3 o o
B r faelxa'stlbo 1 u o 1 Mjuouu, 2 o r. 4 ii
B I i iHett, lf...O 1 1 o ii It) an, o II o 6 n n
B ' i j'lj6"1 P'"0 ' J Kl nneA V O 1 1 o 1
B lf JV'tl..,..4 0 27 12 4 ToUla 'nl.ZlU.'z
B k ' mV 20 n noooi 1-4
B I, ;Bpolm., o o o i i ii i o o-i
B 1 ; jBHrtthtiaon rrmra DosU.n, 1; PnHilihii, R, rrft
B. Bi I l llotton, r. llruohlni,4. Innbl pi ijr M.
H '? . n md Lcbnr e. Two bannl.lt-PiilT- tvirrinca
B ' 'B. I """ km" '-' Hysn. Hit brpiuhir- Ilckrlt,
' i IfMi buo on MlU On hFiiiuilr. 2. Hirmk out n
B I rBfl a bT K ""ell. 4 WUJ It, h-Mcliol..
Wt ., , Bir 8rlwuoi Aritnt Mnorl, Time 1 bour
B ' IBl3( mlnutoa. Attrii.lauie-l.ilot),
Bf Wfe ruiMnsLriiu, it, WAaui-iniox, 2,
H 5 ' s' lB""DI,J,BU- "!'' 3 Tb" VhlU.UIphUi took
aK ,), IfiBJp tm! ' tiV ric fnmi Waalilncton br
Br i ' ffB1 TVLmxix"t "" tlniel) hilling. Ibniiiirei
Bl lBif WAinixuTUfc. I i uiiaurLi-iiu
MJt -I ;iMbt.Oi.it..l a 2 o ii fooler, cf a J l o o
1 8Bner.8b..o 3 l o l Duuglaaa.ili.i l n o ii
, 'frKin.cf.o 0 r. o n Drlrbaiitr, lfo .lino
tMp:t.ll.CO O II O OlAlol. 2b 0 14 2 0
rTfcr.3b...o l ii l n nick. rf .o o :i u n
ft af"l'.o.lb.O 1 :i 1 1 Miinh),o o 0 10 1 u
fBslty. aa..0 il .1 1 1 I.jinW III. ii 1 a ) i
vmimn.rft.o o 1 o n Cnwa, w 2 u i it u
c Mor,i....0 o il o i Putt, i. i i ii 2 1
- tKoru,p.,o ooi n - -
, B. 1 Totala tl 10 27 rt 2
!nbl.l 8 34 4 4
lB4At!abv 10080002 a
. buiiston.'..' loio oooo o-i
Mwa-bu UtBlUcli, Wrlglay, DougUaa, LauJtr.
m SCBai''' "'
Mf Ma
Flnt base nn ermt Philadelphia, 2 WaaMnston. 3.
Flnt !' en tialla-OlI Donnran, 4. Hit by iiiuhr.l
ball JtcOuIre 121, Croaa, Left on banea-rhlladfl-pbla.
111. Wellington, 7, Double play iAjnle and
Miirphr Rtnick out Ur Donovan. (Is by Plait, 7.
Tltni 2 hours and 1& mlnutea. Umpires Bnyder
and Cmincllr
ciscisxati, 8 rinantno, 3.
I'msacan. July 28 An error by I'A.ldMi, one
aeintcb lilt, ana two clean alntilea lei tbeClntlnnati
leaders acme two nina In tbu etuhtli innlnie. Ihrno
Ullles, with tlio one wbloh Miller ecnre.1 In the aec
ond, proved enough lo win from tho putrbed up
team which represented Pittsburg. Tlio aoorei
nrraiitso i cikcik-uti,
n.ln.r.o.Ar' n. Inro. A.r.
Donovan, rf.l 1 0 o o rircllrlde, cf.O o 2 ii o
MrCreerr.cf 0 1 : oil Hmlth. If 02200
(I'llricn. If. o 1 1 tl o Corcoran, .l 1 1 4 o
IjiI.c. lb o o 11 1 o llerkley. lbn III n o
I'adden, 2b. 1 0 r 1 2 Irwin, ill O 0 1 II O
Gardner, lb o 0 111 Miller, rf 2 4 II o 11
Ul at 0 12 7 0 HtelnfeMt,2b0 lilt)
BchrlTer, 0 o 2 ft 11 11 1'rlt. a .0 o n 1 1
Taniicblll.pt 014 llllawley.p 0 O 0 2 11
lloncrmanvo oooo
Totals ...3 (137 11 1
Total!. .2 II 27 14 4(
Dowerman batted foroardnerln the ninth Innlni.
P.ttibnrg .. 01100000 0-2
Cincinnati 01000002 0-3
Hlolon baaes Sillier (8), Donoran. Two bass hlt
O'Urlen, Miller 121. Bcbrlber (2), Donovan, B.nltli.
Sacrillre blta Gardner, McCreery, Like, Perkier,
McPrlde, Double pla v Ely and Lake, Struck nut
lly Tanneblll. 2. by Uiwler, 2. Flrat baaa on balla
(iff Tanneblll, 2; off Hawley, 2. lilt by plteber
Padden. O ftrlen llmplrea Oaffney and Prown.
Attendance 4,000. Time 2 hours and 10 minutes,
CI.EVELAMD, 4', CIltCAaO. 3,
OiJvxuwn, Julr 3.1. Chlracoput upamaenlflcent
fielding irame to day, but was unable to bit the ball.
Cleveland won tbmuxb the medium of elsbtbaaea
on balla. In the alith occurred a triple play, Tba
corei
CXZVXLAITD. I CBICAOO.
t.lB.ro.A.1. .Hro,i.i.
TtnrYett, lf..l 2 0 0 0 Ilran.lt. ., ,0 1 8 l o
Cbllda, 2b.. 1 0 0 e 0 Kreritt, lb 2 1 8 1 0
MeKtan, .1 1 11 O.Thorston.ef 0 0 10 1
O'Oonnor.lbO 2 12 1 ODahlen.aa 0 0 2 4 0
McAleer.cf. O 0 10 OIM Corm'k,8bO O 1 3 o
Wallace. 3b..O 2 0 8 0 Iabell, p . 0 o 3 3 2
Illake, rf.. ..0 0 7 0 O Connor. 2b. 0 14 0 0
Zlmraer. c. 0 2 2 0 O.Cbance. o.. o 1 8 3 O
Young, p .0114 OWood, rf... 0 0000
ToUla ....4 10 27 IB 01 Totals.. . .7 TsTli 3
Cleveland 1 0 0 0 10 3 0 . a
Chicago ... 10001000 03
Tint baaa on errors Cleveland. 3. Left on baasa
Cleveland, 10; Chicago, r.. Two-base hit imtner.
Double playa Dahlen. (kinnorand F.ritt(2: Iabell.
Lhanco and FverltL Triple plar Ri an, McConnlck
and Connor, rirat baae on balla-03 Iabell. B Stnick
out Pr Voting, 2. Sacrifice hlt-Chllda Stolen haaea
Ilurkett. Ererltt. Wild pitch Iiboll. Umplrea
McDonald and O'Day. Time 1 hour and 6S mlnutea.
Atlnntlo League.
AT LAWOAaTCS,
Norfolk forfeited the first game to Lan outer br ths
acore of P to O In rehiring to acquleece In Umpire
Phelan'a deolalon that Hardestr, wno waa put out of
the game on Thursday, waa not eligible to plar. Then
the aeoond acheduled itame and a postponed game
were played with Ilardeaty barred.
EOOKD OAMI.
. b. n. .
Lancaster 2 0 8 4 2 10 1 018 lit 1
Norfolk 0 000010001 B 4
Batteries Wilhelm and Wente; Dllhop and Fox.
roeTroxxD oauc.
a. n. x.
Laneaatar. O 0 0 0 10 0 0 84 0 0
HorfOlk-... O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 1 O
Batteries Clausen and Roth; Staler and For.
at nmwAir riBAT oaiix.
Newark..... 1 1000000 o-S 9 2
Allantown a 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 o s B 2
natterlea Jordan and llothfuaa; Keener and Toater.
IIC01ID OAUC
a. b. s.
Newark 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 4 8
Allentown o 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 02 2 0
Battterlea MePartland and Itothfuiv, Btimmet
and Poster.
at aausrso iraaT oiua.
B.B. X.
neadlng 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 3
Pateraon 1 1000010 8 72
Batteries Oarrln and Ilerdont Joneaand Bemla.
atcoira OAitx
a. n. x.
Beading O 2 0 0 0 0 0 03 S 2
Pateraon 0 10 0 0 0 0 01 7 tl
Batteries wartach and Heydon; Mcdlnnte and Be
mla. AT IIASTTOKD.
Tl. b. X.
niohmond 1 10 12 0 0 2 1 8 14 1
Hartford O0001O10 02 7 a
Batteries Lister and Yigneaux; Ylckery and Wll- I
llama,
I
Saltern Lencne.
AT TOaOSTO XXXaT OAVn.
X. B. X
Toronto 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 o 5 14 1
ProTldeno 1 1030000 ..4 7 o
Batteries Oaaton and Llpp; Egan and NobUt
aicoitD 0A1IX.
B. B. B.
Toronto O 110 0 0 0 8 00 8 3
Providence O 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 05 4
Batteries 6uthuff and Caaer; Brans andCoogan.
at liiuo-jes.
b. n. b.
Srraouse. 3 0 0 0 0 0 18 O fl 13 1
wllkasbarra 0 0 0 1 1 0 o o 02 5 o
Batteries Mullarkey and Lake; Duitclebv and
Smith.
AT UOimXAI.
Montreal 00000000 32 8 2
Bprineneld 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 H 1
Batteries Abbey and Butler, Dolan and Duncan,
AT BtTITALO.
. B. B. X.
Buffalo O 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 02 B 2
Ottawa O 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 OO 4 1
Batteries Arnole and Dicsine, Gannon and Ounaon.
Other Games.
at uixidik.
B. B. X.
Merlden 3 0 8 18 0 11. 14 17 J
NewBrttaln O 0000010 13 (14
Batteries If Iran and Thelaen: Walsh and Somen
at saicaxroBT.
n . e.
New Haven 0 0 0 8 0 0 8 0 O II 11 11
Bridgeport. 40004010 . H 10 1
Batteries Ashe and Luchla, Olbllnand O'Rourke.
AT DAKSUBT.
. n. n. x.
Danbnry 1 0 0 0 10 0 0 02 7 2
New London .. .1 O 0 o o r 0 0 O u 8
Batteries Morris and Phelps; Qlncand Lamar.
AT U0KI1UT0W.
B. B. X.
fitate Hospital 411R410S. m 21 a
RlTersido V. 0000 100110 8 7 1J
Batteries Faulkner and Connolly , rields and ilo
ean. AT XXAXNT OVAU
B. B. X.
Arlington A. A... 2000023 8 u 1ft 4
Emerald F. C ....2 1 O 0 1 o o 04 7 ft
Batteries Milla and Wiley ; J. Flrnn and Belllr.
AT EAST NEW TOBX.
... X. B. K.
Alerts 0 0 1 ft 1 2 o o .. u 10 4
llorouzb A.0 00200O1O 03 7 u
Batteries Linear and Smith ; Sweeney and Able.
AT iioohto-i.
B. B C.
Boonton 2 0100040. 7 7 a
lliritana ... 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 03 10 4
Batteriea RochelloandMilner.Boutllerand Eean
nan. AT TABBTTOWS.
B. B. X
Tarrytown ... .100001000 1 a ft 2
Murray Hill 00 11 202000 02 4 1
Batteries Fiero and Suitor, Jeferaon and Meeteer.
at niDarwooD.
BldKSWOOd A. A.4 O O 2 2 0 8 1 1 j 111 i
Went wood F. C 4110000 0 17 74
Batteries Davis and Wllaon; Templeton and Shaw.
at r-erTU audot,
b. n. x.
Woodbridge, ... 10002018 2 u 11 2
Maiiona OOOOOOOO 00 & 4
Batteries McLaushlln and Vroomj Uennlneerand
Brogan.
at obakox oval.
Oranee A. A.. 00884103, 18 7' "l
Muutclalr A. 0000001000 18 13
Batteries Yorhle and O Nell, Terry and Wood.
AT flXBVOIT.
nherdaleF. O .21001000 16 tl' .1
Nyai.ks . . .01301001 hi 8 1
Batteries Westsrvelt and Hares; Hard and Kelly.
AT JOIIXSTOWH.
Olllaraa .. 08020003 s' 8 O
Kiihntld Bprinc 0 11 0 O o 0 0 11 00 4 G
Batteries Miner and Boberta, BummersirHl, Robin
aou, and Loalae.
At CI) dc-Clrde, 4; Fanner, 1,
At Orld-0'ld, a, Wlllard. 2.
AtCllfUm-Btiortstlll, la; Clifton. 8.
At Kldgeeld-llideneld, 2. Dkot4 F. O., 8.
Atbenetai alia leneya, 1 1 1 Seneca Falli, 2
At Mount emun- Mount Vernou A. C . 0, Volun
teer A " , o.
At Totlenvllle-Bt. John'a College, 8; OlrmplaA,
At Oarnersvllle Oarnoravllle, P; 8t Iiula College,
8
At Summit Summit F, C, 40, Morrlatown F. 0 , a.
At Cranford-Cranford A, O , 2, Manbatunvllle A.
At Newark SUr Athletica, 1, Little OlanU, 10.
At Fliialieth Elltabeth A 0 , 2. arecnville A 0.1.
At reinild-Wealfteld Ctiili.lo, Brooklyn UelgbU
At 'Smith Orange South Orange F C , 6; Newark
A. I' , J
Al Newtown Newtown Oraje, in, Ten Kykts. 0.
At Jersey City Ilmoklrn F C . ft. Periflc A li, (I.
At llnliokeu-Siegel Ooowr Compjuy, lft lludaon
A, I1 , ft.
Al ilrtenpolnt Naaaau II II 0 . 10. lleaolutea, V,
AtIiorr Morocio F C 2, Dorer. 11.
At imcrside, Coun.-llrooklyu UeufhU, 12; Cres
oenunf Mlanua, II
At l'roapect Park Lone Ialand Furnllure Com
pan), 27, Heiir) Mulb-ns A- Hous, 3 Maaou Furni
ture Cuinpaii) , H, TUoiiii..n, ppleton Co , u h.
A l ',.".." A .' "' "' Clinton. IS, Acme
Coiiuiil llojal Arranuin. 1 WiUunio Hall I t',1
2J Kxr Ulur I'Jrttrio Light Cumiwnr. 2 In A (
1. Uil.'.in.e Hall, Jr. 7 E. F. Drigsa A. Co, 10
line Herbert, .TO Lrnwood. an, Prospect, 17
Tfleplinne cimiuin) Auditors, u, 'Ul'pl.nnu Com
iny lnsi-u.rs. 14 ,l-wtni DUtrltt .U. C. A.. 1;
e.t blUo llram.11 1 . 11. C, A., 3V.
1
TAKAL SURMSES MURPHY.
itoyito kips nor at, stag o.v tub t.isb
IX A STAHTMSa rixi.iu.
A T.nran Crowd Sees Soma Lively ltnclng nt
llrlgbton llrncli Dnnfnrtli the Only l'n
vorlte tn I'till Tliroiigli Miihor Scores
Three Times - Decapod Disqualified.
Tho rnclnc at Drlaihton lleioh yesterday was
brimful of Incidents thnt woro not reckoned on
by tho regulars. A wntl-fllled nnd well-bnl
nneed cnnl brought out ono of tho laricest
crowds of tho nicotine, and spooulatlon wns de
cidedly brisk. I'lunRcnt woro more ontllro
somo than usual on nccountof their unehockml
triumph of thoprolousiliiy, but they burned
their flniiors badly, as Danforili was tho only
successful fnorlto. They were particularly
haul hit whon Taral, on Hondo, cntight .Mur
phy, on Roynl Htac, iinpplnc. nnd boat out tho
fnorlto by ahead
This ocourrcd In tho bite roco of tho day,
which wns fourth on tho card of seven races.
Tho Sl.'JOO added money nttrnctcd all tho
horses entered except Olorlnn. and most of tho
publlo money wns lnostod on llojal Btair at
oens or thorealKiuta llromlcy A Co 'b follow
ing backed Hondo down from I to 1 to V to 0.
and thoy brouuht off tho coup nfter n irood deal
of oxcltemcnt and hcnrthurnlnes. W. 0. Daly's
Bonsnttonnl was so quick out of the slips and
somoof tho others ware so reluctant to hit up
a pace that tho start lookod rncced, and
casual lsttors showed marked dlsip
proval. Sensational led for sovon fur
longs, with the favorito in olose at
tendance. Royal Stan clmllongod and shook
off tho Daly eoldlns In tho run homo nnd looked
llko romping In. Taral had boon back of tho
bunch with Hondo, and In comlnir throuRh to
the finish he had a tight squeeze Tho Dutch
man hroko through at the critical moment, nnd
ntenllnR up between Murphy nnd tho Innor rail
won by a short head. The onlookers choered
and hooted hjsterli ally, nnd tho fermentwns
Intensified whon I) Connor climbed up before the
stewnrds Ncnsatloiinrs rider claimed n foul
airalnstTnr.il, but itwns not nllowcd nnd tho
oriKlnnl placing u as sustained
Ton runners of moderate class turned out
for tho opening dash of six furlongs, and Pre
mier wns selected to do tho trick. Krohmnn
ruled next In demand, and In tho hands of
Mnher ho "bowed enough of his class to win by
three lengths. Woodrnnger bent Premier a
similar distnnco. ItuMuir, Captain Slgsbcp.
nnd Federal were thought to be tho best In the
recond ruce. and they were ph(.l nccordlngly
in tho order written. Captain Slcsbm neer
left tho Issmi In doubt nfter the first furlong,
and won by a longth from llo'tm Thomas, who
sprinted up In timo to boat Federal a neck for
tho place. The lockoys wore badly behnMil
ut the start for this race, and as a result Mur
phy was set down for a weok. whllo Taral nnd
Maher were fined $5(1 each At the ond Jamos
wns fined SlUfordlsniountlng without permis
sion. D.uiforth. the hot fnorlte, sproadiagled
hla field In the third race, and won by three
lengths from Hooting Gold, who bent Tunis
ten lengths for tho place. lor mlsbolinlr nt
the post for this race Bergen was set dow n for
a week.
The Kca Gull Handicap, n stake of $1,000, for
three-year-olds, brought out flc candldntes
nmong whom banders llgured to bo the best.
Ho was heaily played, nnd Sailor King nlso
cmno In for strong support Komurasakl. with
Malier up. was allowed to run loose, hut lio
Biiiotlien d the lot forspocdup to tho Inst six
teenth. Then Hallor King closed rnpldlj.but
toolnte. ns Komurasikl lasted long enough to
beat him a bend Sunders flittered his biikeis
for n few furlongs but stopped badlv In tho
Btreteh, nnd AVhistllng (Vn captured tho show
mono by n length. Cormorant wns backed
nlmot "off tho wards" to w In the sixth race,
but nflor making all tho running he succumbed
to Tut Tut, who bent him In the drite home
Lcnndnuntl Story woro alho prominent con
tenders nt tho finish, Hnd tho quartet were
barely necks apart at tho lino
Thon camo tho steeplechase, with some of Its
customnr troubles. Deenpod won bv a neck
In a bumping llniih with Beaufort. Plnndlcr,
who rode tho latter, claimed a foul, which wns
allowed, and the official order was ihuigedto
read: Uonufort. ltoal Bcnrlet nnd Equerry I
Tho last mined fenced er badly, but miifx
up a lot of ground tonnrd the end Daly Bill
refused nt the fourth fence und feubsequently
dislodged his rider. Ilnnnult
Heiufort's previous race has not been dis
posed of.nnd the whole matter will be laid bo
foro tho National Hunt Association. Summary:
FIK8T it ACE.
For three year-ol.la and upward that have run and
not won In 1 HllS; S10O added, of which 76 to aeoond
and $2r, to third, welghta 20 pounds below tho sotle;
alx furlonm.
M. J. Dah 's oh g. Frohman, 3, bv Hlraynr Jewel
Ban, tm (Maher) . . . .... 1
William Jennings n ch. g. WoodratigLr. 8. 102
(Jimee) . . 2
J SI. Langhlln's ch h. Prein'er r., liAtTaral) s
Holluat, IWle of Erin. leo Lcle, bet Faat. Athv,
Ollia Shlno and Blllill alio lan
Tln.r, I I4
Betting Three to 1 anatnat Frohman, lBto 1 Wood
rancer, tl to fi ITemicr, ion to 1 Sallmt. 80 to 1 Belle
of Erin. S to 1 Leo Lake, M to 1 Set Fast, 20 to 1 Athr,
40 to 1 Oilta Shine, M to I Blllall.
RECOND ItACn.
For two year-olda, .it 10 added, of which $100 to
second and sr,0 tn third, welghta 10 liunda below
the acale. penalties and allowance. tiu furlonfts
Tnmey Hroe.' b c Captain Sigebte, by Candlemas
Landlady, lir, (Mtin.h) . 1
J. E Ma.l.lrirai.h.f Uel. 11 rhomaa, 1.11 tThompaon) 2
J. P. Martin's br. r Icderil III.' iMaher) 3
Bilicrailn, C-juna. llor W.ruberg. Hold Cp. Auule
Dlion, Trunltb, lit aber and Iji Penlttntn also ran.
rime, 1 ni '(
BettlnB Thirteen to r. agalnat Captain fllgsbee. to
to 1 Helen Thomaa, .1 to l FeiUral, 2V) tn 1 llel
cratla. tl to 1 Counaell.ir W. rnberg, 100 to 1 Hold
lTp, TMo 1 Annie Dlion 2ihj to 1 Tennlth, 6 to 2
llusher, 15 to 1 La l'eiilteute.
Tinri) ItACE.
For three year olds and upward that hare run and
not won In lHi.s, r.oo addnl. of will, h 7S to ec nd
and f 25 to third, welghta sintotintla Ik low the scale.
Bromley A Co 'a b t Itanftirth, J, by Duke of
Mnntroae Ilo Ppen, 10J (Maluri 1
Scisttl.inHtabli-'iih r Hcetliigll 11,8,1)4 (Jones) 2
Howard Pattern m'a b if Tllile, r., lid lilogett) 1
Hurl, Coin ord, nt74ri hbotts A.lax.H, Moeter Jamt a,
Qoternor Budd, Princess Iudia and lied .Spider also
ran.
Time, 1 14
Betting Ten to 11 on hanforth. 11 to r, againet
Fleeting flol.l, 10 to 1 Taiiia, 100 to 1 Hurl, H to 1
Con. ord, 1.10 to 1 Fitribbolif, l-to I Adams. I no to
1 Mater Jamea, is i.i 1 Got. riior Budd, 40 to 1 Prin
cess India, HO to 1 Ibid Spider.
lounni nACE.
ITandirap; for three j car olda and upward: $20
raih, 1n forfeit. $i.2(mi n.l.led, of which $250 to
m end and tloo to third, ono mile:
Bnnnler A Co.'a b b II..11.I0 r, by Imp. Pirate of
1. man e ong, 117 .Tural) 1
J H Citrtls'H Imp b.h llojal Stag. n, 12.1 IWurphy), .J
W" C.Dal) 'si. g senaali.inal . 1, 100 (O'Connor) 3
I'nnep and Jeffera.m alao ran
TI1111. 1 4 Jlf.
IlLtting Thirteen ti 0 against Rondo, 11 to 10
Hot al Stag, in to 1 Sensational, 11 to 1 Lenuep, 10 to 1
Jefferson,
Firm pace.
The Bei Dull nanillcep. for three-year-olda: $10
rorh. $J sdditinnal for startorn, $1,000 added, of
whli h $:oii to an-uiid and $HM) to third, one mile'
J K Wa.laworth'a b f Kointiroaakl, bylmp Candle-
mas Twllght, 101 (Mahn-I 1
William Jeiinliii.Vsib c HallnrKIng, I17(I)oecett) 2
F C O llelllj'Brh.c.Whl'itiiieCon.ll4(Hamilton). 8
lllnuldo and Hindera alao run
Time. 1 41
Brttlng rjght to 1 ugalnat Komuraaakl, 11 to a
Bailor King, 10 to 1 Whistling Cm, U to 1 Hinalao, 11
to 10 Hinders.
SIITII PACK.
Railing, for two-) ear-olds, $000 added, of which
$1011 to second and I'o to third, allowances, fire
furlontia
J. K Wadaworth's b. f. Tut Tut, by Btrathmora
li lulls. 10S(0'Ieary) . . 1
Bogera A ltoae's b c Cormorant. 1 HI (Taral) 2
Jamea Oalwat'arh c Lfnu.ln H2(Jamea) . .3
Hlr Kenneth, Col Tcnuy, Fast Black and Barory
alao ran.
Time, 1 02M
Betting Seven to 1 against Tut Tut, 1 to 2 Cor
morant 12tol Lean.lo, in to 1 Sir Kenneth, lr to
1 Co). Tenny, 10 to 1 Faat Black, 20 to 1 Savory,
BENENTI! RACE.
nandirap steeplechase, $10 esrb, $n forfeit; $100
added, of which $100 to second and $60 to third:
full ateepl. rlmae co.irae
F 1) Hoard' b g. Beaufort, C, by Hrlvldere Zara,
laKd'han.lleri . . .1
F. 11 A T Hitchcock's ih g. llojal Scarlet, r., 1 S3
(Johiianin , . .2
Jamea Colt's b e Equerry, r.. 141 (Mattoekal .a
Olliido. Trillion, Decapod, Baby BUI and H Old
alao ran
Time, r,-l8.
Decapod finished Brat, but waa dlaqnallfled.
Betting Seycn to 2 agattiet Beaufort, rt to I Boyal
Scarlet 10 to 1 IViiicrry. a to I Olln.lo, a to 1 Trillion.
H to 1 Decapod, 30 to 1 Baby Bill, 13 to 1 El Old,
Tlio Wlnnora nt fit. L011I1.
Rt Iiuia. July 23. The talent got off badly to day
at the Fair llrounda, but iulle.l Itaelf together after
the aeLoiid Mm and gao tho booka a boating Hum
uiariei First Race One mile and a quarter Mlnena. 04.
(Uncs., 1 to , wnnj Oomei, 117 (J. McDonald), & to 1
SKcend, lira. Ilradahaw, 104 (C. Combs), u to 1.
third. Time, 2 Ul '
Hetninl Iluii Oni mile and a quarter Weenatcble,
101 .C C lumbal, .1 ti 1, won: King FJkwood, lort lit
Dunn) 7 1.1 1, an 0.1.I, Connie Lae, lu (Southard). 20
to 1, thlnl linn, .'.IK,
.-?u'.r,l.!,"' '' mll and a nuarter -Confraslon,
JOi (J Mi Donaldi, it to r., woni Demosens, u (Uortn
leyi, l&tol, ae.mi.li Marqulao, 114 iFroati, u to 1.
thlnl Tune, 2 II '
Fourth llace lino mile and seventy j anls For
buab, 112 (C. Clar). 4 too, won, Trebor, 711 (Dugani,
2d to 1. a. cum 1, Judge Steadman, l.r. iC. Slurplul. 10
to 1 third 'lime, I 47!f n"1
rifth lUce One mlln and a "Iitecntli. Crocket, 02
(Lines), HtoO. woni Laureate, in (Watson), i2tol.
sei end, F..I Farrell, 10J iSuolli, 14 to f., third. Time.
1 4s
Klith Hare Seven farlongs Fireside, 103 (J Mc
Donald), a to I. woui Loving Cup, h (Lines), 11 to
o, iroindi Lady Hamilton, 1111 (0. Combs). 6 lo 1.
thlnl lime, 1 2w
Seventh llaoe One mile and twenty yarde Onlde
Rock, Ut .Frost), 17 to to, woui Ktastne, 102 (J. Mu
lxiuald), ps to 5, ateonU, tllrltolU. 14 (Lines;, 11 to
0, third, Time, 1 145,
rJlOTTINt AXD FAcrxa.
Judgca Decision at Detroit Almost Kndi In
a Illol.
DRTitoiT,Julya3.-TlilswastholastdnyofthB
llluo lilt bon meeting nt the Orosso Polnto track.
Tlio weather was good throughout, tho attend-
mice largo, and oory day thore was n card of
1 ovonts that pleased everybody, Tho tiettlna
, throughout wnsoxceptloiially brisk, and honors
were about evonly dl Ided botweon tho bookies
I nnd Intent Tho card to-day Included tho 2:22
trot. Chamber of Commerce Consolation Btnko,
and 2:17 pneo. Inthe2i22 trotTruo Chimes.
with Goers In tho sulky, was tho fa-
orlto. Ho came In fifth in tho first
heat, but won tho next two. D. L. C.
1 won the first heat and tho fourth. In tho fifth
' heat Anltn 8 vtns plainly a winner, but the
heat nnd moo worn ghcu to D.L C.nmld n linni
of protestations which almost endod in a riot.
In the I linmberof Commerce Consolnlion raco
Tho rlwlft was it raorite, nnd Iho doughty llttlo
I m,".V W ,lly 5. '.lolp thl"T ,rom fln,t to Inst. In
. the 2;17 pace I.dwnrd D was tho favorite, but
Htrathmiath won tho roco in straight heats.
Bummitrlus:
2 22 data, trotting, purse $2,0001
D L. C, b c, by Arcoll Redwing, by
Toronto Patchen (Ouaaj 18 3 11
True Chimes, b. u ((Iron.) S 1 I a 4
Anitas., br. rn S.iuudera) 2 4 4 2 2
Counties, b. m lllcl arthy) . 3 2 a 4 a
Marie, b.m. (Ooidrlrh) . . . 4 r. dls.
Tlnie-2-in,, 2:I2M, 2il2, 2:1HK. 2-11).
2:24 class, pacing: Chamborot Commerce Consola
tion Btakeof $1,000.
The Swift, ch in., by Grandeur Dolly Swift
(Stannanl) Ill
Arlington, b g.tW. O'Neill 2 2 .1
HapprTnm. b. g (HUtoni 3 3 2
FridT. Moran (McLaughlin) G 0 4
Merrttt Mllkea, b. g. (Bener) 4 4dr.
Time 2:1SH, 2:llt', 2il4.
2:17 class, pacing: purse $2,000:
Btrathmeath, ch. g , by Strathmore Oueas Be
tWest) ... 1 1 1
Samarltana, b m. (Miller) 2 0 8
Don Hphlna, b. s (Spoar) 8 2 4
Edward R., b g. (Bener) 4 4 2
Tlrae-2:13, 2'11H. 2:20.
nnl Wilkes, Itoan tVllkes, nnd Pmdenoe
Win nt l'ortlnnd.
Ponn-Avu. July 2.1. The race meeting at Rlgby
Park waa finished this afternoon. Hal Wilkes, a
former Maine horse, now owned In Maasachuaetta,
won the 2 HI pace, after two heats had been taken by
Unlerhlll, and George K. Undcrhill. the favorite in
the pools, broke hla cheek rein In the en nnd heat
and waa distanced, after getting a mark cf 2 12JL
Prudence, a mare from hcntiuky, won tho3'40 trot
In straight heat Thla waa her second race. Passing
Belle, whllo being wanned up for the free for all
pace, broke awav with the sulkr dangling at her
lie. 1.. run around the mile track three timea and
neailj finished a fourth mile. Her legs were badly
cut and bmiaed. Her accident left only two hones
to Hart In the rate. RoauW likes won handily. Sum
maries. 2.10 class, pacing: nurse $400'
Hal Wllkca, b.a.,bvBeaumont(Oolden).4 4 111
OeoigoK.b. g. (O Neil) r. 12 2 4
Oretchen, b.m (Sterling) a 8 3 4 2
A. fl L., rh. g. IPalmer) n 2 4 8 3
UnJcrhllL Ii. g ilajbcb , . .1 pia.
Time 2 12M, 2 1B, 2U7X. 2 23X.
2-40 class, trotting, mime $400
rnidence. b. ni . by Bonnie McGregor Pru-
dentil, by Smuggler (Couley) 1 1 l
Confessor, ch. g (Ilrodj) 2 2 2
I King Malcolm, b a .P.-octor) 8 3 8
Iinnilnator. b. a 1J.1r.1a11 4 4 5
Cornle S , br. rn. (N'oble) 6 5 4
Time 2:.,o)f. 2 20, 2i20M.
Free for all claw, pacing, purse $400:
Roan Wllkea. ro. a , by Tennessee, Wilkes Ba-
litda, hj Cooper's Jug (Rtgga) 1 1 1
Kellio Bruie, b. in (ONiili 2 2 2
Time 2 llf. 2:14, 2.0L
Twelt e Ilpnts nt Combination Fnrk.
Bortox, Jul- 2.1 Llttlo Dick, Susie T and Doctor
r-ere the winning h irso-i in tho 1 losing dajsof tho
hummer nu ct at Combination Park. Summaries!
J In .laari. tnitting. pure $Vo0
Little HI. k, br. g . by Harry Plummer
iCoiolIc) 3 111
RllerStti"t, Ii m. (Nelson) .12 2 4
Mtaa llarhc, Llk. III. (Gardner) 2 (10 8
lien 11. h g.iMcDunaMl ft 4 4 2
Philip V., br. g 'br.naiii 4 3 3 r,
AndyW.,cli g (IVkom) . , rt 0 fiJJa.
T11110 2U11. 2 HJ', 2 lHH, S.litH.
2 22 claaa. piclng, purao $r,00.
SualoT.bPl rn.(DlMa) 2 111
Ned W like-, cb g .sklnncri 12 2 2
Oriole, ch g 1C0ll.ua) ,i 7 4
1) .1 tor L , 10. g iMcCibc) 5 11 8 11
H'llie Croiker, h. g ( rimothv) 10 8 11 3
LlbbieC.br 111 .McDonald 0 4 4 7
(Inmbb r, blk g (VinlKiut.nl 7 7 k ,1
Basil Jlurt .nit-, b g.(Shannin) 4 5 iidis.
sualeStar, b 111. (TmcVn n 0 f.dls.
Muriou Star. b. in. (Uai1j 1 h dls.
lime-2 17,2 17V. 2.17. 2:17.
2.1fl claaa, trotting, purse roo.
Doctor, b. g., bj Pino ilkts tDore) B 111
Tennahinch, li g. (Collins) 1 420
Kcu.lall, b. s (Motllton) 2 2 4
Oloaterll .br. sDal) 4 8 8 3
Uattlo 11 , br. m (MiDonald) 15 6 4
Time 2 l"it.3.m(, 2 20M. 2 20)i.
The Ilnrncss Rncers Wind Up nt Klkhnrt.
Flkhakt, Julr 23 This waa the laat day of the
Slimmer in. etlu j at the Barney Driving Park In the
fneforall trot Ki-ntiirkj Union, 2 07H. ownod by
Jack Curry of Islington, acted poorbV, permitting
Caryle Carre to in iu three straight heata There
was mm h pulling In the 2 24 trot. Bella Bells won
after the fourth heat Siimmarlea.
2 24 ilana trotting, purse $300
Bella Bella, b m , by Bow Bella
(Chaudltr) .0888111
Bonna Allerton, br. m. (Cone) .841 1 222
rlialon. br. m 0111g) 115 7 7 3 3
All Right, b g. (Mirelmuae) ...2 2 2 4 6 r. o
Johnaton, blk g Tufta) . ..7 rt 0 5 a r. o
Ioiih ti. in KloBUfll, 5 .1 n 8 r. o.
Sjltina. ch iii.iUa.O .... 8 0 7 fi 0 r. o.
Charl-j B , b. g (Tapna) 4 7 4 2 4 r. o
Iiiwter, br. a (Flnkej ) 11 H h 8 dr.
Time 2 UlH. 2 lli'f, 2 Wi. 2 1UJI, 2 28K. 2 21H.
Free-fnr all class trotting- puree $3O0
Caryle Carr, gr. g , by Hanibletnnlau Mambri-
no (MvDowell) 1 1 1
Kentucky Union. rh in (Cum) 2 2 2
Medium Wood, h g (Hudson) 8 3 3
Time 2.1HH, 2.1m, 2.13W.
Gct-Awny lny nt Washington Turk.
CuiCAOo, July 21 Algol, J. w. Schorr's four-year-old
colt, bj Imp Topgallant F.p allty. won the Wheel
er Han. Heap at Waahlntnn Park to-.lay, equalling the
world's 11-eor.l foroiiciin I one nuarter inllee made
bj lia Id Telinj laat wi 1 k. 2 tnH The atake was the
aecond in importance of the meeting. It net value to
the winiur being $4,4ir,. Tim su.caaaful twenty-tin-daj
1 leetiug haa 1 1 laed. The Harlem midsum
inermi.t -ig bngina Monday. B immarj-
First P.iue Fne furlonga Frank Bell, 115 (Van
Dliaenl 2Wto I, won. Queen of Song. 115 (Clawaon),
r.to 1, e.coii.li Bonn) Boy, 10801. Brown), 100 to 1,
third. Time, I oi
Second Rice Six furlongs. St. Alfonaea, 117 (Van
Duieni, 15to 1, won. Baritaria, 104 (T. Burna) 7 to
1. fecund. Terroll, lis (W. Martin), 4 to 1, third.
Tim.. 1 15.
Third llaie 1 heeler Handicap; one and one quar
ter miles- Algol. 107 (Burns), 15 to l.woni Good
rich, 10 (Tnorpc), 1 to 1. aecond, Pluk Coat. 1011
iW. Martini .1 to 1, third. Time, 2 04
Fouith lta 1 Ono mile Ctiailoy Christy, 108
(Burnai, into 1, won, Hugh Penny, nj (Caywood),
2 tn l.airoud, Dunola, 10J (II, Martin), 2 to 1,
thlnl. Time, 1 Hit
Fifth lUc Ono miloand a aisteenth, Donna Rita,
1(12 illar rlli. i to 1, won: Tho riector, 107 (Buma),
IKto l.ae.ond. EldioH Burke, imp., 1 18 (Eieret),
8 to 1, third Time, 1 ui
filith Race HU furlonga Melter, 117 (Thorpe), 2
to 1, won. Dan II re, 107 (A Barrett), H to 6. aecond.
DonQuUoti.lOI (Caywood), 2M to 1, third. Time.
1 14.
Nnutllus Oamnen Contesting for n Traphy.
The final beats in the annual competition among
the single scullers of tho Nautilus Roat Club of
RmoMjnwer decided yesterday off the boathonse
at Biv Ridge Tho events were limited to Junior
single gtg races for the I'iilnkl Medal. Four starters
line liiu for the Hrat heat J .1 Moore, C. L. Knight,
C. . Parmloe, ami Ferdinand lownaend. After a
pretty one mile race oer the regular rlub course of
half a mile with a turn, Townseud finished first, with
Moon, aeiond and Pannlre thlnl In the aecond
heat J J Corbett. Port llllinoru and H. L. Zuat faced
tbnatarter. Cirbett won bj leas than half a length.
He followed this up bj capturing the final heat, de
feating both lownaend and Moore after au interest
ing struggle Corbett receives 6 points, Townsend 3,
and Moore 1 for the trophj ,
Jlnaobnll Notes.
Charles Stadelman " Domey,"
Salo Wlntner 1. Met-kln, Seymour, UcJamaa,
Orirfltll, Hanley. 2, Possibly Boston,
Hector The New York Club's claim on his ser
vers wua found to be mill and void. Ha belongs to
tho I'nitldeiue Club,
F. It O Therp is no way of finding out. as the of
ficial attendamo flgurea are not announced. Tun
Hun's eatluialo of 2,500 waa made after a careful
count.
Asnnnv Paiuc, July 23. James J. Corbett, who Is
spending the Hummer here, fit'upa.1 In an Interesting
and eintlng oplsodu this sfteruoon The young
men whoRiii.antita own cottages at Allenhurst, Just
north of Asbury Park, bad invited the former Cham,
plnii toplaynnabasoball nlno and he accepted the
Invitation The gmie waa started on the block
opposite the Allenhurst Inn After an inning or
two had been played, K. P, Benjamlu, who
owns large Intercuts at Allenhurst, told the
captain of the team on which Corbett waa playing
that unless thu latter left the game he would cloae
up tin ground.. This angered Corbett, and going
over to Benjamin be proceeded to upbraid him It
was wira a great deal of self restraint that the au
champion pugibat controlled his paaalou sufficiently
to prevent I1I111 from striking Benjamin The rot
tagera at Allenhurst who had Invited Corbett to play
In the game are preparing a letter to send to him,
in which they ra he Is wanted at Allenhurst, despite
tho opposition of Its founder,
Hnsrbnll (lames To-Day.
HillONlI. UtAODg AKD AUMICAV ASSOCIATIO.
Bt. Louis at Louisville, Pittaburg at Cincinnati.
ATUNTIO LXAOUC.
Norfolk at Newark; Hartford at Pateraon.
OTHER UIUH.
Weat New York F. C. va. Cuban X Giants, at Wee
hawken Unboken vs St Louis College, at Bt. Oeorge Cricket
Grounds.
St. Clair r. C, vs Croactnt A. 0 , at Mount Vernon.
Dlnssy A, 0. vs Bergen F a, at PltUtown, Pa.
F-meralds of Catholto Protectory a. Suburbans, at
Van Nwtt.
btaudaid A, 0. va. Harlsia A. A., at Falrrlsw.
mmwmUgmWammmmWm
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
MICIlAlCr, ItRVKATtt I.TXTOX HALF A
lav ix a itAiin.rovaiiT it.icn.
The Midget Itegnlns lilt Laurels nt -tlnn-battnn
Ilencli Amid Scenes of Wild i:
rltement Jockeying Tnctlcs Put ltccord
Time Out of J"ctlon-lntcreatliig Itncea.
Jimmy Michael, the "Welsh rarebit." had
fresh laurels upon whloh to pillow his head last
night, and It Is to be presumed that ho slept
well under tho consoling conditions of lolntr
ngnln o winner nnd restored to hla groat popu
larity of Inst year. In Iho smoothest, fairest
contest ever run behind multicycles on n traok
Michael defeated his old schoolmate and
rUnl of many years' standing A roco
such as was ridden hns never before been seen
In this country It wns n fight from stnrt to
finish, with a pnndomonttim of nolso coming
from tho biggest crowd out seen nt tho Man
hattan llenoh cjclu trnok. No such scenes of
excitement oer resulted from nny proUous
oyclo raco, and It Is prolmblo tint the sport will
now oxporlonco tho long-looked-for boom As
each innn lost or gained the spectators howled,
and when either succeeded In fusing, the on
lookers climbed otcrench othor and shrieked
uutll honrso. Very soon after tho race started
the band quit business bocnuso It could not
make Itself heard.
Michael's lctory wns by nearly half n lap.
but tho fortunes of tho fight had been Bticli
thnt It wan either man's race up to tho last
mlto. Tho attendance was about 12.000.
An effort was made tohavotho blgevont of
tho day start earlier than It did at tho previous
mnctlnc of tho rivals, but Instead it started
lator. At 5:45 o'clock tho contingent from tho
Brighton track hnd nrrhodto root for Mlchncl
and baok him ngnln at odds of fln to four.
At ten minutes before 0 o'elook I.lnton
rodo out on tho track and wiih recelxed
with taint cheering. A minute Inter n
laugh wns created by word being sent oer
from tho training quarters that Michael
had punctured his tlio Justus ho was stntting
on tho track. Tho report wns true, but n, now
rear wheel w ns quickly put In his machine, and
ho was at tho tare flto minutes nfter I.lnton.
As tho men sat alongside each other while the
Mt quintuplets of each paraded the traqk wait
ing rorthoslgnnltoBtart.u number In thocrowd
called for them to shiko bunds, and L'nton,
dismounting, walked oer to where Jlminj wns
nnd grasped ills htiud. Tho start was made nt
0.05 o'clock, MIchaol getting away flint. On
tho first turn tho chnln on Michael's paie
maklng machine broko. and both he nnd I.ln
ton nt onco sat up. Thore wns an ngrcemont
to the effect that If either man mot with an ac
cident compelling him to dismount tho
othor was to ride without paco until
tho unfortunnto ono trot back on tho
track. This was not an accident to either rider,
howecr,and tho managers of Linton protested
that It should not stop tho race. Tho refcreo
did not seo It that way, and there wns n long
delay In which thocrowd grow ory Impatient,
w hllo Linton paced up and down the track w ith
11 smllo on his face. M my of tho spectators
concluded that thore w.tsa hoodoo on the raco
between the Welshmen, and that :i fair fight
between them was not to bo expected.
After tho second Rtirt the hoodoo was dis
pelled. From tho crack of the pistol, nt C.28
o'clock. It was a clem contest on morit Not
the ""lightest mishap marred It. and Linton ..is
beaten simply becnuso ho did nut ride fait
enough. It was n raco with enough fast work
in it to satisfy ovury one. and with
jockoylnc and hcadwork enough to satisfy a
Parisian cj cling crank. Itecords wero not
broken because of the stiff cast wind thatswei t
over tho turns and tieiauso of tho two laps
whon the men crawled around jockejlng to
mako each other show a lead.
Michael went out first, us usual, and Linton's
mnchino dropped in behind him, so close that
thoro was only n couple of feet of space I ctw ecu
tho front tiro of Linton's multlojclo and
tho rear tiro of Michael's wheel. Tiiey
rodo in this fashion for six and two-third
miles, and It beenmo plniti that tho tac
tics wore badgering Jimmy. Ho kept
Klanclng behind to seo how cloho his pursuers
were and began to look worried In tho lost lap
of the seventh mllo Michael's mnthino pulled
over to the outer od';e of the track In order to
let Linton go past. Linton's men refused total.11
the lend, but keptsteadllj behind .Michael with
both slowing dim 11 The loafed about on the
uppor edge for two Inps, and t nen Mlcliuerseri'W
inuilo a lump abend and opened up n space of
ten j.tnls '1 his wns uuickl) closed I15 the other
man nnd the worrUug tactics woro resumed.
In the tenth mile Linton tried to ptH, but lot
blsp'jcp and fell in behind again In the twelfth
milcMi.-hael got behind Ins lastest "quint"
and quickly opened upnspncoot twentj jar.li,
while thu crowd jumped upniid sctenmed The
fast ' quint" .was used to drag Michrel tor
marly a mile, and gradually tno gap
betwien tho men widened. At tho end
of tho thirteenth mile Michael hud llftj yards
advantage, and tho bi.ckersof Linton gave it
up In tho seventeenth mile, nftur the gap had
narrowed and widened several times. Michael's
cad was seventy-live nrd. It begun then to
look ns if Linton could not travel fast enough
for Jlinin), as Linton's piecninkors wero cer
tainly tho cquuls. if not thu superiors, of tho
others.
In tin; nineteenth mllo Linton cut down tho
load of his antagonist to nliout forty jarils, mid
In the twentieth ho got behind his lastestirew
and overhauled Jimmy and passed him. In
the next mllo Llntou increased his advantage
and Jimmy was ten jnnls behind Mlchtiel
caught tip In tho twentv -second mile, and on
the Inst Inst lap of It, while he wns going nt a
furious clip trying to pass Linton, tho utter lost
Ills paco through sheer Inability to travel so
fast. Michael shot abend like n Hush, and huts
wero tossed In the nlr until it looked tut If u.
huge Hock of blrdH was hovering over tlio In
field nnd obscuring the kj.
At tho end of the twentv-thlrd mile Michael,
going fast, had inert ased his lead to 15(1 yards
From that on to tlio end Michael held a lead
that only 11 stupendous Hprlnt 011 Linton's part
orau accident 10 tho "inl.Uct" could hnv e com
pletely elosod. Several times Linton drew up.
but only to full away ngnln ns soon as he let go
of tho Hpeedycrew that towed him and Michael
hitched to a fresli mm blue
Lintou'sgear wnsl(14und Mlchael'slOtl. Tho
fact that before tho race tho pniemnkers of
Linton were qulotlj plaeit-g bets on him. mid
afterward tho manner In which the men was
wonelTictuully removed all suspicion, nnd It
wns plain tu even -me that tho ion
toat was one for blood. Michael's iiindltlon
wasoii.Icntl superior to what It was a week
ago, and he rode with Ills old-tliu.i ease A
numberof theinlies were ridden in lesslhan
1:4(1. and ono, tho twelfth, wu travelkd In
1:40 J-fi,
Among those who got to tho track Into wero
Dan I)al, the comedian: loo Herheit, and sev
eral otheis of the theatrical proloMdim, nnd
several biiiseuu 11 Thej grouped thei leolvos
at tho side of the track and gave 11 hide show
entertainment of comment Their fiiinill.ulty
with ej tie rneing uns shown bv their alluding
to tho pacing muehlnis us " bundles," lo tho
amusement of nil vvllhln earshot.
In the prelimluarv splint events Homcsnnppy
sport was furnished that was well iipprieinted
by tho crowd and served to wh.it Hi. Iruppe
titcs for the big rueo, Tho Until uf tho luilf-inllo
championship w ns fought out ton remarkable
finish. It was a loaf half tho wn then .Stevens
made 11 jump nnd stolo On vuuls itwuy from
tho rest before the) woltn up tlurdl
ner. toopcr nnd lhld got after him
and came up tho stretch mi last
that had tho tape been ten jards furfli.'rawuy
they would havoeauglit him It wnsiihtiugglo
that brought every one to tiptoe In tlio
exoitoiiieiit At iho ind htevons won
bv a length, whllo llnnliner heat lluld for
beeond place by only 11 few Inches Tho
popularity of "Major" Taylor, the iolon.il
bo. was freolj demoustiated. In tho
fourth heat of tho championship Kieeiunn
fouled Taj lor coming up the strjteh mid hut
him out b six Inches Tho rofotce disqualified
l'reemannnd picked Likes as tho winner '1 his
caused great db-sutlhfiK-tlim tn many whoweie
sure Tajlor wns in second p'nee. The heut v. as
run ovor with nil the men iclt In, nnd Krei man
and Tailor loiful behind the nt hers liiorih j to
mako it nddtl at the finish, Tajlor won bj
hulf a length nnd received nn ovation from thu
stands. Again tho irotvd went wild when
Major" won his heat in tho handicap after a
pretty bit of riding, all tho way.
Tim amateur contests sliow oil r.oorgo Ki rimer
of Newark to ho In .Ilk j form, with V.tr., Col
lettuml liiiwhou nlso riding lust Tho handi
capping work was well done and these events
weroasenturinlnitigusanyseen in tho dlMiict
thlsseahou In fait It was tin afternoon of .
eolleitt sport beforo tho big iaco wus called
Humnury
Half-Mile 2iatioual Championahlp, ProfrMlnnal
Final hi at won br I) I. Hlmena Vrtlmr Oar.llni'r
auoond. E. C Bald third, Tom Cooir Imirth fimc,
1 luiuute 21 4-1 aec. 11. Is
One-third-uf a Mile Haab, Amateur Final heat wen
bi Irank Kramer, Newark, C M Krtt, Itlieralile
Wheelmen, second, lUj liaaaon, ll.Mini.in, X j
third. Oeorge 8lioflrld, Kiugs County Wlmlmeu,
fuurth. Time, 411 2 ft aecouda
Two Mile Handicap, Professional Final heat won
bj Arthur Oardluer, a;raUh, Major Taylor, acratrh,
aecond, E. II Ktser. 211 yards, third, I. C Bald,
scratch, fourth Time, 4 mlnutea IH a-.', seconds,
One-Mile Handicap, Amateur Final heat won by
W F, Hahreuberger, Greenwich Wheelmen, 40
yardst U.K. Uiokenuan, Watsrbury, 60 yarda, aac
ond W. A. La Due, Cold Spring, so yards, UiUd V.
B. Richt, Kings Oounty Wheelmen, eoyarta, fourth.
Time. 2 mlnutea 14 1-6 seconds.
Twenty-five-mlla paced race, Jaraei Ulohaal va.
Tom Llntont
MU. Lrndtr. it. S. .
1 Michael 1 SU4-S
2 Michael 0 4U2-5
0 Mlohatl r, nil-J
4 Michael 7 212-5
n Michael tl20 8R
II Michael 11118B
7 Michael ID 21 1-ft
8 Michael 10 022 8
M Michael 17 411-0
10 Michael IM 31
11 Michael 21 17 4-5
12 Mlohael 22 BH2-5
IB Michael 34 4125
14 Mlrhael 2H2I14-A
jr. Michael 28 14 1-5
Id Michael MOOD 4-5
17 Michael 31 411 1-5
19 Mlrhael on .11 .1 5
111 Michael ar, 21 2-3
2o Luton 87074-n
21 Linton , .38 ni 1-5
22 Michael 40 SN
21 Michael 42 24 .1-5
24 Michael 44 12 4 0
2.'. .... Michael . ..4008-6
BAiBinic. I, I,. July 23. Tho second annual
rond race of the (Ireonpolut Y, M. C. A. was
held on tho Ilrondwny course, from tho West
Hhore Hotel to Hnmdwny station and return, a
distance of live miles, this nlternoon. A largo
numborof wheelmen from Oroen point nnd vi
cinity participated In tho event, nnd a largo
crowd of looil wheeling enthusiasts, besides
mnny visitors from llrool.lyn. thronged tho
sides of the road near tho llnlsh, nnd tho ex
citement wns Intonso, The first prize for tho
best tlmo wns awarded to J, Grimm. 9(1 seconds
handicap, whllo second honors In this respect
went to J. Ilutterfnss. 45 seconds handicap.
F J. Hchllllng, n member of the Falcon wheol
Club, won the handicap, his tlmo boltiglTi min
utes 21 seconds. The finish wns close nnd ox
cltlng When nliout n quarter of a mllo from
tho tape rlclhlllng. Grimm nnd Ilutterfnss woro
nhren.t There was nliout one second tlmo
separating first and second, whllo the Beeond
and thlnl men woroalmnt 0110 footopirt.
The names of the riders and the order In
which they finished, with tlio handicap, follows:
F .1. Schilling. 1 mlnnto 30 seconds: J. Orlmm. 10
seconds. J Buttcrfaaa, 45 seconds; VMlllnm K.
W.odwarl. 1 minute ir. ae. onda; J. r Mi.ndt, 1
minute 45 ancoudsi W, W. Qardner, 1 minute no
aeionila.il Ditrhvm, t mliiutn, A. Edwards, I min
ute 4r, seconds, w H. Flwarda. a mlnutea;
A. lUrck, 1 minute .Mi aeconds, P 11 Hay
wood, 2 minutes: T. J. Sheldon, i mlnuteo:
II. Ball, 1 minute .to eeisinda; llenrgn Ounilenon,
I mlnule in seconds. Franklin Tlschcr. scratch:
II II Wllltnl 1 mlnutcj . Itelchert, 1 minute so
s.conda, R Mr8avinj, Jr , 2 minutes, L. B Van
Lenvtn, a mltiutianiiaecon.la. 1. Webber. 1 minute:
tleorae Mackle. 1 minute 15 eeionda; Charles Ball, 1
minute in mvonda. F O, Drrmatin, 1 tiiluutes biiaec
onda. William II. Oreone, 1 minute 3 ) seconds, D. N.
Warden, 2 minutes.
Judge Glegerlch of the Supremo Court hns
appointed Hentj Kropf receiver of the store
flures nnd npplinuei sof tho store occupied
by Austin Hemsen. lit 24 and 20 East Four
teenth stieot, nnd of so many of the blcjeles
dnd blcjulo supplies manufactured by Luthy A.
(o ns were in iKissesslon of ltemsonon July 8,
In tho suit rocently brmtght bv John Firth.
Ilrth claims to have invested 54.5(H) In tlio
store, r.nd to have Indomed Ilomspn's notes for
$7.ltl() The value of the propoitv for which
the receiver Is nppolittod. It was stated, would
not oveeod $5,000
lHi.Tivonn. July 2.1 Nearly 5 000 porsonjt
wore present nt the National Coliseum Inst
night nnd s..w John 8 Johnroiiof Minneapolis
defeat Jay Eaton of New York In a ton-miln
P iced race The contest was 'olinson's from
start to H11M1 In the fourth .aii of tho llfth
mllo Johnson had a bad fall Tho roco was
stopped and t-tartod again, tho men taking tho
sumo iioslti.uis tin. wuro tu at the tlmo of tho
accident. Eaton did not show good form. His
piccmnkoiB were not of the licst and nt times
lion a uiiublo to hold them Johnson rodewell.
On tlio. ninth mile Eaton for the third timo
lost his p.ieeimkeis. nnd Johnson lapped him.
On the tenth tulle Eafm's pacemakers tried to
spurt, but Jay coul I not hold them. Johnson
crossed the tape ono-nlntlinf a mile In the lend,
riding tlio ten miles in 10 minutes and 45 :i-8
seconds. Summary
One-M.le prof, s-icnal. Han.llcip, limit B Seconds
won bj iiu Mouroo, Memphis 11 aeroUds; Bob W d
thour, AtlanU, scratch, second, John Chapman, At
lanta, 4 CMiiLds, third, W (I LecompV, H-lffmgre,
8 a. . ona, fou-th. rin. 2 miniitis 5 1 1 ae.ondt
leu Mile Paced Itaci Between Jay Eaton, hew
ork, and Johns Jibnson, Mlnncspolls, for train
Won by Johnson. Time, IP minutes 45 a-5 scionds.
IMflo bliootlng.
Special Callt Jteipatrh to Tnr Strf.
. London, July 2 1 Tlio annuil contest of tho
National lilfle Association at Hlsloy was closed
to-day. Lieut. Yates 01 tho Lanarkshire In
fantry won the Queen's l'rizo and Corporal
Homing of tho Scottish nines, the Bt. Oeorgo's
v asc.
Corbett nnd McCoy l'.ach Povt 82,000 with
Stnltcliol.ltr Smith.
Tho most Important detail In clinching tho
match between Kid McCoy and Jim Corbett waa
attended to last nlKlit.wlion tho representntlvcs
of the boxers deposited $2,500 each with Al
Smith, tho stakeholder. The Hawthorne Club
of Buffalo, under whoso auspices the mill will
bo decided, placodnslmllaramountwlth Smith
and promised that tho remnlnderof the S20.000
purse will bo in Smith's hands n week beforo
the scrap McCoy was present when the money
was given tohmith.
There Is some talk to the effect thnt "Hon
est " John Kellj li is decided not to act as
referee He retuseii to discuss tho suhjeot ono
wnv nr tho other vesteiilav. Giuy declares that
hell) s icfusil will not Interfere with the fight,
for there ore plenty of other men eqimll) as
efficient It is likely that Jimmy Colville of
Boston will be asked to officiate.
Gossip of tlio lllng.
Matty Matthews, Frank True and Billy Moore of
Syracuse rre all lo.mg to challenge th- winner of the
Kid McPartUiid-Jack Evurhardt 1 1 nt, at
Martin Ton 1 ng re -lived a iabl desiiateh yeatcjs
daj from Ben J.inbin announcing the avfe arrival at
Liverpool of the little Enkliah ledum eight cham
pion Dlek Monro of St Paul .ia that be haa bean
mat. bed to meet "Australian" Jimmy Ryan at Fort
Wajne. Ind., on Aug. 20. The pair will box twenty
rounds
Jim Janey and Charley Johnson of Philadelphia
have been mvuhed to box twelve rounda In the pre
limluarv bout of the Gana-Fmat contest. Jauey Is
eulored and is slid to be quite clever.
The condition of Jem Mace, the veteran English
heavj weluht, has lieconio an precarious that hla
f rienda have i oncelv ed tho Idea of giving him a be no
at, which will come off at London In two wci ka.
Billy Madden isaucd a challenge 1 esterdaj- on be
half of Hue Ruhlln torn. t " Htocklua ' Coumy of
Tmy. Madden alao w labia to match Charlcj flol
agalnat tho winner of tho Bonner Crordon encounter.
Bi.lke Sullivan wired 1 .a enlaj that he would meet
Kid Lav-lime nn the Pa. inc. moat provided one of the
i luha th. re 0U1 red a atihatanttal pitrae. Spike adda
that it is too uiicertain to box on a guarantee so far
from the Kaat.
Tarlj iib'.i rdy mnrnli g a coterie of aporting men
gatliert.l in aaeiluded aji.it not very far from Long
Branch to wltntasa twoutj-nuind scrap lietwecn Ed
ward Hvyia and John Jefirlea, tau notl.es. The
result wai a draw,
" Paraon" Dariea la mm h impressed with the
showing of John It ...t of I'hkagn, who ao neitlv pol
ished oifToui Ijin-iug at tho Lnoi a C. ou Friday
ilitht. Daviea aaj a he la ready to have Root fight any
of tho ir,s iHiitn.lers
Dim Crecdou was notified b ' letter yeiterday that
the proiioa. d 111. . ting Ijetwien 1 ominy Tracej-and
1 rank M. Connell which waa aihediiled to bo decided
it lh llliiupli V C'.Sin Frantlrco, last night, haa
b. 1 11 pnMp med until At'g 5,
Tnin Sharkej will leave for Boston to-dai. Hols
lo 1 laj an 1 iiiMgi im lit at that city neat week. Bhar
kej wija thu he la glad to hear that Bob Fitzaim
inona means hi tlicht some one, and adda that he will
Imx him a limit, d number of rounds here at any
time
Eddie C irry and Fammj Kelly have been matched
tn I os I . fore the i bib donating the bi at ludut emeiit.
The pilr will mix It up at I.'. I pounds, weigh at the
ring slue It ill.l 11. t tnse thetwo pugilists lone to
a.r c 111 nn Uruia Iilallbdi that the inati h wlllbe
il. 1 1.1. d ut Conej Ii 1 did the latter part of Augiiat
Spike ni l'n ill Iiah briiimn the inatlaeer of Billy
1111 tho P.! Union;, ' and haa matched him to
me -t J.itin Butler, the Lj nil welterweight, at South
Hiatou 011 Aug J for twelve rouuda. Spikn will
train ilill.rnd wo that if tlo 'Pick ' wln ho will
bring bin. hire and match him nttalnst any of the
lada In h a l-.es
Jlnonj Lvwl.ir of Hsu Franciaco after Inducing
fa. 1 F.tpuirlik to iiul.h him a.a ntt Kluood Me
Oostj atl'oi.ej lauiid on Aug h, iua tiawled out
f the maliii ami lift for pirta unknown Fltr
lutrli k ia verj lunch dbappointrd mrr Ijkwlnrs
suit. leu illaaiii.eaiaii.e, and aajs that he will never
have unj thin to no with 1:1 111 again
Iurrj 11 .Ler, the ILijunue I1.11 r nut Jim Mc
Kiev. 1 in 11 tm iiiiind bout ut 'lr. j on Thursday
night lletker wia th aggreaanr tuniugho it and
ea llj gut tin. .In I i.m 111 the i.rcllmiiivrj Unit Paul
hi II) of .Si w Vera ill featrd Al Johnson of Albany In
ten rounds. Ilminj (Inmian of Albiny haa cual.
linteil lie, ki r to 1111 rt blin w .thin throe weeks,
Inal. Itei to Toniini Hi.ai Jiihiui) Mack writes
fr. ni Iviwpirt t lit he will .crept tie . ferof lorn
Wllliame, ire. nib pill 1 ah.. I in fur bl-s, to the
iff.tt tl a William, wot 1 1 und. rtuke to stop Hilly
Moore o. Mj ru iim. in tin ro ind Marksajahe will
w . r n.iiii.tw lllau aciim. t .irry nut hla con
inn t, ami a 1 11.Mlt.n11a! .u.i t iht Moore will win
rifiu lit mtri. k and J : 1) I'urrau of Hugland
had 11 ...nfali net. id 11, and us a i.ault u-ctltr
luat.h biiuv 11 1'mraii and J.itk Halj waa arniiigsd
Hani aii! I tiiut 1'ali, who ia rn upi ruing at Atlantic
City, la fat n e.01 ring from hla ten nt Indlapoaitlon
and that Jai k will b 11 adj to 1 luh with tin I nl.shl
in.in ut thi 1..UOXA I 011 Viu .'il Tom O Hourke
said that hewaa prip.irt.1 to pull .1.1 the mill 011 thai
liis.it
" 1 edlar" Palmer la uiul.iua to Ik.x Ben Jordan and
wauiatlii National Sporting I lub to ..Sir a purse tor
am 11 a tuutiat s Palmer ia m..,, bed to Ught Ililb
llotrhford of 1 hliauu and ua Jordan ia acli.iluled to
unit "liirky WalUie, the club will not ti-t umii
these adalra haie txen a. ttlo.1 Piluier la rruorte.l
a aa) lug that ho will box Jonla-i at catihaeluhta
Pslinir and Jordan, it may be said, are not ou the
brrtofterms
Piter Mahc was In town jesterday ou a brief visit
He e.ir.ipUius that Ins stomach ia troubling him " i
thought I woui 1 Ik) all right bj going out of the
cltj, "said the Irish bour, "but it stems the trtn
haau t doue rae g .od I saw 111) phj alrlan yeaterdar
and he advised a coinplrlu real, or else 1 wouldn't In
able to fhfht at. a u I have had about seven huhts so
far tl.li ear, and this haa land myayatem, I bona
that I will be myself again by September, aotiVtl
an uial Jeffries, Bhaiksy, or any on aba."
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thoae il. pt atore tr ah made for allow only, jx
WILLIS vv.. pvni F Hfl s.ti'iitKROW, HaM
IIILkia i0v.v OTtiLC UU., next to Dennett'. !jgf
nIRKS, J1.45 ew;h, new cooda-no aeoonds; war- iflfl
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An Attractive Coarhlnc Parade at Bye. IfftJ
IIve, July 'J.I An attractive oonchlng parado vSji,
of nhout tvventy-fivo ootcho. tan.loms and J?Jf
hrakesvvnsheM here this nflornoon by a num- am
ber of wealthy Now V'orkori who HvodtQreon- (Jk
wlch. Itjo und Mumnroncck. Tho paradowns efcS
oriranlcd by C htowart Kehonek. and was elml- B
lnrtothc ono succesufully hold last season at rj8
Newport. OeorKo It. Head. President of th Wm.
Westchester Hnrso Show, with I1I9 hand- K
some coaeh nnd four, led tho procession. El
He w.ih followed by Col. Thomas Dl- E
mond. Tliomns A Jlnitland, Commodora iSn
Charles A Oould. MIsh Celia Gould. W. H. &3nl
(rppo II.JV. If Martin. Miss IIlon Uonedlct, Mk
Mra Nellie Little. Mm. Slnrion Story, nnd E. IL wSJ
.TolitiRcm (ind thnir Ktie'ls in coaches and fours. JfK
Tho tandems woui led byO Stownrt Schenek. ilw
and nmonK those In linn woro K Chostor Cen- KF
159- i".'.""!? Oief-r. t' (ireor. John Murray lg
Mitchell. Il Lambert huekett. Mulfoid Martin. TM
Hnnnrd WillntiH, nnd W J Darker. Aftorcom- fll
pletliiK a eourso of tilaint ton miles over tho TO
excellent boulevnrclK or iu o tho pneint drevy mmi
up at tho Amerli .111 11el1t Club about 7 o'clock. n m
ami tho members wore entertained nt a dinner IW
nnd dance. Val
Cricket Yesterdny. fJH
Yesterday proved a bi eat day for local cricketers, ' ffl
notwlthatan.linK the threntcnlni: aaiiect of th iffi
wiather. The chief Bamo of the day waa played at Wj
Staten Island, whore the bon Hin; of Kelly and Cobb iW'
of the New Jersey A. C. axaln proved toi much for W
the lalandera, and they were defeated by 103 run. JM
and J wlckcta. Ki llj took six wlrke la for 2r. runs. '
and Cobb 4 for as c. 1' lliirdltoh and J. F. Curraa Mm
did tlie beat battlnit of the name. The a.ore. iJMB
KTATEN laLAMI) L. I. I N J, c. TEAM A '2
".. ''J" "',".' c- J !' Oiirran, 1. b. w., iWl
torbrs It Cobb. 22 li Ilrown . 84 SSI
O- yulrk. 1 au I li. F W. 1', Htili a, c. Dull. WM
Cobb 8 hi, b. Brown o ffW
W. s R tllb, . 1, ,.M n Cobb. c. 8irap- M
R'lly 2 ami. Ii Pool .0 ' S
i'V,U'I7!""',,.K,1!J 1 F F. Killy.c.Jackaon, ft, S
h. S Walker, -lr., b. b. Walker .20 St $
y''H' . t f. P llunlitih' b. Vol
R E liounir, b hell). 11 lln.wn 44 T 4
"K'reen,. tkilih, b. O Tolhj-, c Oilbj-.b. S
Kelli 0 p.aii 5 fl
II I llrnwii, e. Forbes, iv y Lewis, b. Juek- i
b h. lly 1. ami 11 if 4
T.R Hope Simpson, b. Ill A Voiiinr. not out 3 f i
Cobb 6 j Forbes, not out. . as sIH
II lv. Townsend, at. A lllinii I Did not tlH
Ilurdlt. h. b. Kelly. 1 M II. Haffondtn. bat. M
J. L. P.all, not out. (I Ryes . 7 JR
n. . , iAlfbjIW . 1 S&
Total . 111 naii
Total Kit ; '
The Manhattan Cri. ket Club had threo learns In th 'SB
field teattr.laj and th..j lainnver. , lo to 1 inlr. ?Ji
all Up e Kim. ss I wastliiyvion two an 1 ha"
dee Id. ill the better of thii drAw. Th., Klngi County fBf
Club waa the opponent of one elevi 11 and it waa da. Wt
f.ate.1 bj 14 runs aft.rnv.ry vleaaioit Kame. For ffft
the winuera. I, 11 .ae iilaj...! a hard hit main of tin. tf
AC (loodjer inntrtliiilnl .li n mod stjle. and J WS
Hvnncn added i7 lor Klnua lintnty J i. Mori H
d,V.ni' 4, ' Tidiluua and 0 UMUnaa all played JB
well forthelr reajieitlviiai-oreaof ;.4 J4 andil Th. B -
totalawire Mi KiC'oiiutj. 1.111. Mioihattaii, 144. Wt)
Theaerou'lMa.ihaltiiiKiininvtaaaiwiiiBtthBUrook. 7
lyns. Ateallof tiini M iiheitiu ue...l(,il inriins to 'r V
win and hvd only f.i r wl.krta down C llolta Ti "
played a v err u..o I Inmiiu of 117, not out. for llr.Kjk. m
jyii.and H II fitatidfiataddel nj. whlln for Mvn. B
hntlau, A I'll iver Jilai tonp. I the half-, mitnrr anil Xf
yt'iur K Iby , ontribute .u , Ml, C. T Ford Snd I " l
r.W IJreeuvi.n) un.lia'Miaed of with 2.1 anil 1 A la W
llMtaufViu. T1", t0,I" Wtrf """'"" "l MS 1
The ihlril' Mauhattaii came waa aitaluat the New il
11rk Arbrnalh Cli b wliTin was inally ilefeatid Tliv 'M
AH run. A (I HuliiKlerlumlBilli, remarkably 2oo
form for the winner-, whlh, the chief baltlns wu
Iho New York flub had lta first meeting with th I
Ilosevllle team 111 a . haliipioii.il., e,met $ H," uS. I
roiKiliun Imiciii- at R0.1 v lib. and ualned the vlctorir I
b) 17 runs, For the wlim. ra. 1: Hkji e wu iS I
jrreatf.irm with the lt. and put 011 .11 I.y haT"h 2 i
Una-, while v Hammond a. bid , and C Ilj-ora anfl W
ACDimiimli A Mihlniej. N VlckenT 13 S
F W stratfoM all added .i .ublea for It ia, v. Dd 9
The Paiersni aecond il ven plsjed a full two. M
liinliiK K.iue with the Oiril.b u!ia at liitral PaT -15r
and. afmr loaliw on th.. tlrat iniilne by 1 ruS W
wicketa. ThelHiwUrBhadilwupperhandallthroiiirS I
tueuAuie The totals I'arlbbeaua. .11 aud JH. KiS 1
a.. 1 second rleveu, iiaml l.iforaeven wickets I
.'.'i' .i.,;"'i"1" ,"".'' r'l";''Ia 1 lub, ,u, mt ,. I
11 i.o ' w k !""' "" K.,M '''"!"' "f - Murp an" I
II lliilliKk. wliiKcired 41 and il reaprntlvofy, ". I
j.ln ml. .1 vr 11 th. uame br 1.1 mua F,,r Yorkr lie J
M Phhn a.u.ud 2 1 and J r Muhoiiv li thI M
totals, orkvllle, ,t ,, Columbh. ihi y l ' Th Lfl
JiiuUimi Indian (1 c a...ri,,l a vbtoryo or th H
IlriHikljn. eond !. at Priapwt Park, wlnnlni
by Hie nirma mar.-ln of I mua 111. Uw.1
Rnio.ljn, &4, istlii lUna, ,-,7 """"
IS.iHllnB nn lbs flrren, , I
The old name of liowllinr on the Kroen waa succeaa. W
u.1.1,.l.'1.V"1 .''L1" ?""'" A IT uu, nl"aye.uir: 1
dai 011 the turf rinks at thu C nintry Club hous. M
Kjouiid. llal.IIe.d. ilayRhUe U "i the Second I
of lbi aiiuutl tourimmeiiu, the win nera "Ji S
lKjiuKM.iu.ia II I) i.,reyand J A (UrVlu bother
bnui took part via terda) ilarwn and Tla mati 1
dltlon tn roll in his uaiu form Buiniiiaryi il
First Round-ltluk I-F O Pautl ando n D.r., tl
defeated Charles A Syk. and V. B Tor ivL?? I T !
polnu. Rink Wame, OinlnvnilaEKi li lS I ' X
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