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Inquirer. Brooklyn \. VI. nemmenf, a2j South
FIN street BROOKLYN, J.. u, or ~ Broadway, New
York. lie can furnish what you GcEire.
The date Of the fan championship meeting Of tho
Amateur Athletic linton. To h- held uhGer Tho AUSPICES
OF tho Coumbia Athletic club OF Washington. has been
chang 4 from sept II 10 Oct II.
Tie Mystic A g. uf Feeyis " J.. will hulC their
nrst game, on Saturday a. lstleyiIe they wiz con.
Eist OF ItuyRrs da H. and - 49, tfN yards and one
uieIuns Inc en'r.cs are rs fohows. b. BuI l.. =
Webster. T. NJ watson Jr l. h"arncy, j. LGhgy. &. r..
Scott and j. Lawrence. lhe races bid 20 10 able
= all are amateur
every way, and comfortable sum Will surely lie Melted
Owing tho Programmes being pr rteH several dayr
advance. entries for III" horizontal TAR Rud dying rings
competition VIII he received NJ the theatre my
Of tho benefit IN Orurr To giNc al GLANCE Cham
hob Stol IL barred from the rings
A mscnng OF the Hoard OF Managers Of tho Amateur
Athletic Union VIII 10 hold nj mo Aston House on
Thursday evening Avg. 2, tho principal business OF
winch vii! hu the PROBABLE Er'tl"ucnt H iEc IdNiIl
hoard IN fHlrurLs TO CahlL MA he roilr ell 10 re
iustae the chSmpl0nN n: once. Mr. Williams II ;'c M
obstinate OF moiL ami 10 solicitation or threat can
move MN i he has made ~ lis mad no ray ANY
tng.
Gus Lambert the famous pugIlst. called al tho 10
ice SI.''.t Office yCs'crit. he STATE, TIA,
ing England. M ia" invitation o. I'm Mace aud
would sail an TIE IcuuUir 70 hIy. GA aluhr.ts arm
val IN Ing and lie vii, cHaueugS J"In smith jaw
put up uUrs" lambert, gince lo fought Peter RcE
non u BAulsNl nj Troy y, y. has been eager
range n match will any 4 the heavy weiRlts, but
without hucceBA IN England no VIII have letter Op.
porlunity TO try his proves In tho ring for em Mace
Will no doubt do his bssI 70 Put him 10 Tia fF0nL
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Ease RaN Notes.

Dooms will probably be released by the Newark Club
Herman as the first Nationai League player to make
lOJ safe HIS.
Catcher ate has signed with The WilmngtonS Short
stop Su !iyan has been re eased
Horuuus. Gias,c2G., and Garse are among the best
UAprFoRp July @2.-Iartford and Baltimore will play
Tomorrow evening by electric light Baltimore has
Tn, Atlantic Association schedule will 10 ont by Sat.
urday in time the CLUBS wi! play right ahead
The Nan,elcss Base Ball Cluh would like to arrange
game with sorup uniformed nine FOR saturday JMiy %
their - ,unds Address u l.. CTonyn l,+2+ Atlantic
aveuac Brooklyn.
Manager sn4rt Of he Athletics has released Second
iatoy released by Columbus Conroy will cover secodd
and Esterday shor,
1eleeted BY Secretary Grnnel for ncT"ct Of duty
appointed to MI the vacancy.
n SoT a. @ IN noT c H. sod lnS
ally Lessen cleveland = salary list.
cant Campau 0f the St Louis Browns IN reported an
saying that %ai he wen. that team al,Eoush his
Isns Gaysa him mo, TO- s ttys he never played
Tho Tabernacle 4: A. BHgo nalI club have Saturday
XX b. C. ~ ssSsnh street Jersey ely
The %esd q j. ana S4sE 1;vo s, has pa" team
Eu and spemnrr open a.s n Pal Ast cs ?w:
westneid s.
Tic Athletes arc on tho ohovran Side all for tho
e1G it SG0a to isF' sa 'G cb @"S
10 strrngt hut President Whitaker, VINO holds tho
controlling interest say nay.
he rr"otiyn Association team VII play ;hes 81 Louis
hf.y ms gsc Is sd The atS a. ana %e%
lorE Ar ETC., Ggh. ga i RAY Only ono admission fec
Most n tho players Of III, eto Jersey City Club have
foun rev oers sn' l. T. odd t,a' ,aa Al.tne as not
nt Eod the tam IN tng VIII" lis paynR az a
third hp,e more than satisfied the directors.
n. M ' was ed ray
Nc 4 Tn rntt, Postmaster Cornelius Van Colt
Franz Robinson, William NhucE) Ewing and Tim j.
ne Following men in the National League have bat.
,ng aver &c, o. 200 and oTST IN ne order PANEL
EeiIy Kuighf. Clements Tucker, sullivan. Bowman
Imklry. Mcne"n I@Hms Pay ,Str, , snh MGrr
f f%~a wiSsand second, ''''' "'''''' -
Aa%, "Iy - rmmc@l,tcIy ~, H;T 4: g;gG e 20
s%og TrTs , he wdn IN G .GH he Tr rn MG s
wcdleyay m. Er9m.1Sm' 2,a}Grs w, be d. Mon
re irt,r stas Ioro IS" G6r u Gc - nat Tie He
Altoona CIIh hns 1cnm financial success having made
! IA mer o'Neh 81 he PhtsuurGh National League
team las had ne %..o.'uG men uTfsr contra 50
Dehoil lanai fray SoEL.ra is gar hsiger Gum
h2"aom%"V |fE Who n me- o? secsa
ssisId Gi6";, I,1d sPa, Eq3I short
Tle tota number ia fory.ssvsn.
M"G ..s K aa &? TSS;n 90. "G9
gyn5 arTys y n; tam oD. fTn @ West " o1
"Hhoagh ws,were not 80 success az might hsye
Ss% sRGfa y wynn" c 9isH Gs
S STyff SIR game oo al tho 6St ana ia he He'd
Scy--a gah"4 were lost nv orc run Tho tTonne Sc
g. @'s LEE u" wo We Ioud lie wy hon" he snd
sIs G"rhnrGi IS m@y.nR as Try E.me 's my ,rG
D",isi. srl''y pl",!ins TO Ia nd, ~ frc' every
"ri'T u game. wetr only LILLE in the
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Thomas Lloyd OF tho Queens Amateur Athletic Asso-
cha ion contrary his usual custom. Will not oier any
medals for record, the Qnesns track ihis season
Mr. :. s. Rcnnet; has been elected by the Bergen
County Whceimr as Cuu representative 10 mo League
OF Arle sicau MheeuIrn.
Harry /. Kingsaud 'hc Patiu ore flyer, has Joined
the Century Wheel. " IiIi'aGeiphH where lie in.
tenGs to take NJ permanent resi- i"ncc
No uua'iors ut r. "r :! New York StNte nivi'
ion tho LeaguN ~ hHc rcan Mle@ IA n have been
lnalr ont A. follows For GEiet Contul-W. :. Bull,
Iuflaio. For vi rt"rsn-' la. W Wood. Slacusr.
Far secretary Treasurer Sisett, New York
For i.enrese tatyr. tir.t ps'r Ci-Edwarc Shr.Eec
New YORK " Il lcGiHa. New York, j J.. Miller. New
York J II. Warwitk, Sew YORK, Geo. Il Ridwel, Ssw
York L. II StUCrcs New R"chele, a"d i K Holden
Youk,rs For pst sentrtIYO> necUni District rhur
H. smith. Brook. !sasr Potter. BROOKLYN. For
Representative Third B!>trct-lienr GaIlaien. Albany
For Hs res,uLItlYr. Fourth DIsrict-R. g. Nadsw""In
Svrncuse. A. Is Gardner tuCh. For representatives
fif,l i!Isfrct-C =. GO-sum IpuEi NeepH,r y East
erhrUok. E'mtrn For Representative sixth pstrct-
VI j Jenkins. buffalo; r Kelsey PuiR!n. Dr. W j.
PaCkwoud. EUuL, L. ThUm ..uchr Ter: /. II Rot
-, EorheStcr 1T. q. l.. BackGam, DunkrE, and H.W
Mexican rails.
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WHAT THE F1Gn1kRs ARE Do1Ne


II Sim Collins and John Mc1ernan do not win their
respective aghts with Charley Smith and Jack sicily
twill certainly not ho for tho lack OF conscientious
traiug Tor both working as hard as u thousands
OF dollars were Al Stake They lave hcautfni quarters
at SnTderh grove Granlcyllle staten ls'and. with
Charley White and "ClucE" Connors 10 look after
them Tho days programme 10th wndo through is
about as follows On arising At O'Clock they have
sherry and egg following Which brisk ten mile walk
Etakon. On their return they receive tho regulation
breakfast OF CHOPS osgS tea, AMI toast AMI after u
rest spend all hour with Ito Sullivan" ball Ghen a
din into tile surf after which lve inle in ORDER
then lengthy interview with Tie punching lag aud n
short scramble At football For diEner thci roast
and the boxers receive snu ant IN tho shape OF n
bottle OF kRatS al II " hardy esrGrv to they
drop sound asleep when IN stcG to bed at o'clock
Collins e-rcCillI%, is In rnu trim Tor next Monday
might After hvemo run last irilHy IL witch no
finished the last mile IN HhuutcE ~ srcUus hr took
NJ pair OF two pOgui dunO bells aud tOupht tue ball
Ehgiismnn may LOOK ior harder usage than he received
Island under tho wachful aud membership Of Paddy
Lee
McTisrnnn's go" with sicily is due week from TO-
morrow night at tho National A T. club rooms aud II
should prove great contest Tho former NA inurh
Improved AMI hose WHO believe Skclly VIII make
Chopping block OF the Fourth wArder may experience
surprise McTirrnAn will not be fool enough TO hght
at long range aud At short arm work tue mon become
more equal
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orTLvA July ia.-E. w Johnston OF Toronto who
claims to be the all round champion Ahste OF the
world issues the following ohaenRo through tho To-
ronto Globe "ft seems quite evident TO me that somo
OF tho would.be CHAMPION al!round athletes Of today
doubt my ability Of ever being able to win or tod for
fourteen years tho all round professional champ onshp
OF the world. | have won more prizes in :ho Same
space OF time than any two athletes in America and
for the henen OF those who doubt my ability aud wish
to tesi athletic power issue final defy. which
stands oven to III: world the match 70 10 for ST. 90 a
side and gold medal embemA Of the title In earnest
Of my COOL faith have deposited 80 In the Dundas
Dominion Bank forfeit hoping that rome Of thcso
This muchtaked OF question settled Throwing 10 and
u pound hammers. throwing h6 pound weight long
and high, tossing The caOer wrestling throwing u and
- pound stones standing long and high IumnR hop,
stop and Jnmr hitch ana kick, vautng the pole thtee
standing Jumps i"oyarl run. l2n yarn hurdle race
running hop rtcp ami jump The weight to he thrown
from fair stand Tho athlete must stand at the mark
and throw Tho weight without farming the body. am
willing Tor reliable sporting set the standard
in case OF match Being arranged. Let mo hear from
once"
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Racing In England.

LIVERPOOL, July 22-This was the nrst day Of the Lv
erpool July meeting. The race for tile MolyneuK Cup
Of so eovereicns, about elk furongs was won by a
head by A Janiess aged Dog Rose. Mr.. Il T. Fenwck's
three-yoar old Day Dawn second a length andl a
haq in front OF Sir James Nackenzio's aged Upset.
third. There were seven starters.
The for the Mcrssy Foa! stakes OF 1000 sover-
eVns for two year. oldS five furlongs and half was
won by lenE, h by Lord Durham chestnut cot Peter
Flower by Petrarch. out Of florida Mr.. Frederick.
Cloctes bay My CerozL by Petrarch, out OF Cherry
was second. and Sir L. jaraines bay colt SarAwak by
Borneo. out OF queen Bathilde, n bad third
The principal event OF the day tho for the
Fourteenth Liverpool 81 George stake for threeyea
OliA mile and three furlOngB. II was won by a
hAt length by A. Taylor bay colt llehrdes, by Blu.
chanan out of Roma Mr.. II Houldsworth's bay colt
AllowAy. by Springfield. out Of Lady Morgan. was
second Ave lengths in front of Baron 70 Rothschilds
chestnut colt lie Nord by Tristan Of La third
There were seven starters.
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Field Day OF the Youkers Y. NJ. c. A.

YoNEEN, July o?.-The boys branch OF the Young
Mems Christian Association OF YonEera enjoyed field
day up on their handsome grounds at Lowsrre this
afternoon. The events consisted OF = game OF ball.
tennis doubles sack, potato, three lcgged, obstacle
bicycle. and wheebarrow races. Tho maker OF the
most runs in the hn'c bal game and tho winners OF
each olner scored one point toward handsome
hin awarded 10 tie contestant making tho largest nul
Der Of points. The Winners were HB follows:
In the game OF bali BernHr kOCl scored tho CHEST
number Of runs, tour In the tennis doubles Harry
Banks and William Graham beat William H. aud Nelson
Hall 10 The Hal heat in tue luarier mile obstacle
on hy Harry Banks Thr quarter mite hiry.
Gle race was won ~ Ernest y, CknAp. tho To- yard
barrow race by Harry Banks the ieyGrd three
Legged race by nelson Raj and Harry Ranks Ie potato
by Alfred Serrcl ana tho 10 yard SACK race by
Ernest BcciuAp Harry Banks scored four points aud
MI he Nr 4
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SPLAN IN THE VAN Ar PITTSBURGH.
The Only John Breaks Up n CombInat
in the g ,2S Pncc.

PITTSBURGH. July c2-There were T. 600 spectators at
the opening meeting OF the grand circuit at Homowood
Park day The lively and the betting
heavy. from S25.OOto $5G,t o. changing hands
1t was good Jay for record. breaking despite the
fact that the track good. John splan
scored great victory IN the second event surprising
everybody. and breaking up the whole combination.
1t tho 2'25 pace. for purse Of Sl.oOl and
Forest wilkes beat the entire field Of thirteen in
three straight heats Treasure almos; an
entire heat with broken sulky that threatened dsss
ter at every Jump In the 2Si trot Lakewood Prince
reduced his record from 2'2tA to ":2rit Viola Clay
hers 2:!'i, Ian and Lizzie hers from 2:9sL
to 2:2@4 There were several sensational finishes. In
the lest heat OF the 2:2U trO Diamond overlook Nam
Maid the thrco quarter pole and tho thun
dcred down the stretch toward the wire neck and neck
Mambrino got the lead, but within, few yards Of tho
nniSh both horses broke and landed on dead run.
The Judges gave inc Maid the heat and the race as
heat went TO Mamhrino Maid, although she was: un-
steady and run altnos: entire quarter. st Elmo
Should have al the heAt but h! driver didn't appear
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Gus Zimmerman, the we!lknow n rhe shooter OF New
York. and member Of tho Zet:!er Rifle Club, tho In
dependent and Central schuezen Corps and captain OF
Lutzaw Company. German.AmericGn Shooting society.
met with very unfortunate mishap during the quick.
firing for the ten golden pocas or honor July
8 at Berlin. On the fourth shot 2lmmermanns target
broke down and deay OF TWO minutes ensuei, thus
ro0bing the American artist With che RHO Of first
honOr-. Even undrr this handicap zimmerman WAS
third man to finish lie necessary 80 poinIs
Other members OF the Ee:tler Rife ClGH have been
equally unfortunate VT H. waIths the popular Pre.i-
dent OF the rganEation. who snot for tho New York
Guy Schue'Zen Corps in the concurrent shoot, was
unable obtain cui. ho greatly hindcrod Uy q
swollen foot M. Max EnHIe. who would have repre-
scented the Zeer Club proper could not take part
this match oil account of III health hut won silver cups
the point and ring targets did also f. Fabarlus
the Oldest American shooter who took part in the diff.
fereut events at Ber.ir.
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LAIN TENNIS.
The Second Days. Play In the South Side
EIsld ClMh,s Iomrnmmcnt.

Field Clubs TournnRcut.
BAY snoEE, July 2?.-Under the mos, favorable con.
dtiuns the South Side Field Club continued its open
tournament here to-day. rhe weather was most
propiliouA for tennis and although high wind both
cred the players the play Of "A No-y hiSh order.
Tie two remaining contests OF the second round tho
singles first played and one OF these turned
be very exciting. This match was between Z. P How
land and II. NJ. Billings After having the kcore 81
against him in the first set, Billings crept up to 5
games all, only to be beaten 80 The second
TO Billings, and then after hard struggle Rowland
} in the other match Of his TO nd, r. v. Beach de
feats5 =. /, loeiet In the lonNe- Ford lluptnctcn
n II o.; o,sHs OF tic lrs o 4 Win cas- in ,ts
r. o noon cope '5sQ camnl ell tyf-a,ed Ford Iunt
Ills T. .' + uns On n p1 ay r. owa nSn' in
the semi ina ronid when % = Campbell VIII ais
sonIo aton event, who men only ,loss 5ietea'sd
IN ,gtir mt match omorro" morn,ng ne ;ouin'
vi b dsSid11 IN t. ~ ero- ino in. sSv es vii
Ir)baby PLAY Cd on THURSDAY AZ o: Don Tie sc
Ell s'nEs'; a second mo H0nndR v leah beat A H. Lock
4, P, Howiand beat II NJ. billings, SO, %, o-4.
Q. S. Campbell beat Ford Huntington. 81, SO Ga
j, p. Huntington beat + ' Bcaoh; o., g.
pT@Ss. pEemin"ry koHnd" Ss s"mP R and
First Eouna-o s csmpbcl and R. p. Huntington
'. beach and Ford Huntington boa: Y. Mapes and
III 81 Rulings and F II, Belts beat C, J. Post and NJ.
%K. T,SnI and il. Locken beat F. Woodward
n. ss'PuH R4.1 ana GSmE1S and Huntington
4 Y, leach and lord Huntington va ". X. Fowler
and A. II. i.ocketL
,. cG@son,t%n syDn r',mnaFy ROuna- woFden
NIL + F5osr Ss"f Lenn on ofl w a.
X. II. LOnes beat j. Woodward, s., ID.
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Mcdowell was the tip for the .2:22 class.
carly pools. After lot Of scoring Maud SLIPPED
away so fast that she GOT the pole and secured
behind ct the wire Doble had not moved Me-
Dowell. md It was 81 to 81 on him before
hut Mcdowell nnd Tariff outIHsted her the
former getting the heat by. n short head in 2:l9
after the most exciting finish OF the day An
trotter lid not fail him this time Marvin
gottVoucher 10 second place by bard drive.
lust In time to secure q share Of the purse.
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The Atlantic YACHT club Cruise.

NIwroKT July 2?.-Eight yachts OF the Atlantic Clubs
crulsin- fleet sailed splendid from New London
TO this port to day. Tho Anaconda. owned By John ~
alone The Choctaw left Shelter Island ~ the Ch.pa
sailed alone but tho surprise OF tho days sail tho
performance OF the Ellsworth thIry-hve FOOT spup
Tigres sho fairly Outsailed the boats In her class
under equal conditions OF wind aud weather an even
held tho zig elUOpS AhlOn md the crack Chisvn r
several miles or tho course To save tho ebb tide
through Fishers Island Sound early start was m ,e
all tho boats getting away from their anchorage at SeH
London at 80 this IN JrnnG W!th iiIht wine non
the southwest tho boRts ei away IRON their anchor
RIo while their dcchs and ralH were sIaFkled with
dew. Hut after passing New London llgnt tie wind
left them. Tie tide turned to food and headNay
made for hour By any boat except she soyg ts
when the rest hnaly got breeze from Ito south ward
the Nepcntle, W 'uraiH! thr north saorr, cheat.
iaGr TIE l.oo LITE ~ ina ne passed ONT by watch
pAssed Watch il.lI a. n A. NJ" l,IhE lie
ChiSpa BY uelry one iour,h II me- aud the
At,lon by milo The FOLLY came between iHs
%sa. sTa MUIR % in cag as".n s% S.
- ttrh beach hesC uDtS raced tile Hrpru, Folly
and Aradn" huggiug he SHIRE ana tho others salInga
with her bg t!k balloon ibtopsa and snnnaker doing
Eome tho sailing The hre"le trcBlrned from tho
southeast early in the afternoon tut the ChspA and
hthiOn wer" not aGe 10 pass her III over halt tNe die.
Epinr a held her o. y, and came lowl,
ing into Newport a lRud,Or- winner IN her class She
boat tho AriaiE" miuut-E { e F"Gy inmates, and
ito lSpAtln - HlnutrR She wins Commodore lrasues
ATLANuC YAcnI .Lun ,nlut-,ol~,r, u. NILAs-sLoor
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n Constitutional Convention OF the l.. a. w.
Called.

Tho expectations Of constitutional! Convention Of
the League OF American Whcelmen being held at Mag
ara ais month, announ ed in TmE suN is vetE
fled bv tho following announcement from President
James H. hume to tho members of the L. W;
Pursuant to the constitutional demand from ten or
moro members each OF tho Ohio, Massacr fein'
sylvaIiI New Work, MsrylanG, l:hOi" Island, Illinois
Michigan Louisiana, ana Utner divisions o: the League
OF american Nheeli.on notice Is gwen that Snnsti
utional Convention N he held at Niagara Fas during
tho anuua meet Au-. - and - for e purpose %
taking action upon certain proposed alterations ana
Rnle !;neutS TO the e. Institution
The two principal amendments under confederation
are the Of assoc ate memb'r RS not vince men,
to the ASSOCIATION AMI the changing o me mode or
cectng the OtlCiaS al The leaRu" II being the nten
inu of Prrsi nunn1d nave the organization =
oil!cias elected ly popular vote insten" OF BY state
renrrsrutaiveS as dnue For III" adoption Of the
hr.t change th"r" ma Q expected many discerning
votes witch will unt iOnht g ut IN IN" lhONrnen
10 admit Incnhers other than whte men being Killed.
hut n new method elrctug tne Leagues officers: cs
rcciAy that bT opular vote i heartily recommended
aud VIII most liz y he Tut THROUGH which VII. Rive
every member TIE organization an opportunity 10
individually vote for his favor tc.
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Billy Murray, the well known loIllO.pound boxer.
said yesterday that no would accept Tommy Russeils
challenge as Issued in Mondays SuN provided Russell
would make the stakes 500 side and guarantee half
OF $500 purse. His tMurray'N hacker would RuarAn.
tee tho other half twouldnt pay to train for SiOo"
said Murray to Sun reporter but the other terms
skin gloves At lOs pounds give take two pounds
suit me to dot Let Russell rs the challenger post a
forfeit with the HLsrd ed NetCS in the hands of
res onS bio party. and will 1t within hours
of the time get word up and will syn articles
soon thereafter as ia suitable to the other side
The reporter afterwa ard saw Billy Magic, Russolls
handler. and he said that lie had no doubt that the
match would be arranged. He will notify Jack Tracy
OF $40 EiEhth avenue to day Of Murray's Willingness
to hght Tor $3.50 side and believes that Tracy will
post tho forfeit leforo tho end of the week
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AMONG YHE AIHLE1ES.
Entrres Tor tho Star A. c. Games.


Tho games Of the star Athletic Club. which will take
place on ITO grounds Of the club Long Island city,
on saturday R2 W. have received alarge entry from
the d,dcrcn' athletic clubs banner will he awarded
to the club Ecogug tho largest number OF points The
Manhattan Athletic club New Jersey Athletic club, and
PRstims Athletic CnD have each entered full teams IN
their suo.t TO win the banner The Columbia Athletic
Club Of Washington aud tho fremont Athletic CLUB OF
noston will also represented one noteworthy tea'
CVt,sl tEc ManhH,tan Z. cf"ck distance runner,
who SAID to be entirely recovered from te scSeim
"a Of typh9ii fever Which has kept him from eom't
one hgn.ireiyaFd Ran Hand eSp1M i'em ,T y
4. T. scratch, s. J. hin.. Columbia ~. yHru, q u
yS 'r HsGt% h!yesS,} ",$ ' 5ESFa. y PoSIG
sTa, H. NS;forI MI 4. g., yards y, Lennon
Ss i' .; s; "a, r. ysri;J .i: + bum; liz.
meyer r Yards; n ) RGnSvNn + Yards s. :
raSl y G.' C. "s'S nEds! spencer Ers,dp
+ yarf e [raS Yards "a GeoT r saoy
y var, hun an3!e'E iHs Ri e.
H. Es"?s; T. ,si$. THf a:grsl ); n !!Sps
sd1 coag S'.a'{ e. i d y a Is " ush1$ i
rH't E yS."s $'fE f..sh l2!5.FGS'1 {
yards ] r linn, Il A g, aoyOrGs' W NILS NNFu"A
one.mio Fun Iiantcap-r r CornGE ~ 4 G,
scratch. A. II. george NJ y e.. scratch; T. lllertterg
y. j a e.. - wards = Marks. Richmond uG,nty 4 G.
N var!s " ! Young W. A. e.. 80 yards W NJ Jack
" j. G., =, wards. !. Reid, american A. C.. - Yards
lrtiCn NJ \. g, 10 yaris; W, fTen ~, New lurk
City ~ Yards g. !. NogellrS Wa ne G. - yards
NJ ient Prospect llarrers, yards W. Glossy ayh9
\. - Yards }; T. Wencrs. r.. NJ $500 Yards :.
\. era star A. L. % wards J. A. Mccarthy W a., a
{ oiNart>;J Mason. IRISH A. G, o. yards; j. A. Col
lett st. iitUrre 4. a.. ~ Yards. =
Snc,als "a,k Ilaricap-W. r. Burkhardt, :. A G,
scrRtrG J. L. LnmB"r'. = A. ~ tecunuS T. hjer-
berg, y. 4. e.. seconds i. 1iBhnnd, w. 4, u,
81 seconLs; II. F.alcr,y. star A c. 80 seconds; r T.
Eeyrus tar C. ~ ennds s. Costello. star L. ~
serons v. W. scott \. j, 4. c. q seconds; G Rob:
erls y J. 4 G. - seconds ". WietW krooklyn =
seconds, H. =. Courtota y. A. G.. ~ seconds J. +
Tdrry r A. C.. 81 seconds &. y. Hhver, y. J \. G.. -
seconds . Elemental Ams lean A c. - sccoAds w.
A. Gcrirs y a. G.. ID uniS. . ,
Ra'rtnk lltM lunp,,n /: Spencer ~, j, A. C.,
srratcn T. c ruNcr y. J, A. C., sn', Z. T.; BafreS
NJ 4. 6. inch; * s,,i4ey; s. A. G; inch ., T.
r& edwards y. ! a: 6. =, tnctss; D J Coy Rri:h.
7 j. Srhl. srIrr. RHvenswOUl i. a. : inches .
Two h,raret Rnd.'weut. ward Hurdle Race. l.
rarncs Y ! \ Z. scratch: +, {. PuNCr, y. H. A. q.
Yards Brown Nj. \. T.. yards, N. =. I!alpn. y.
j. A yards; A. II. MOrscll y. j. A g. q yarts;
A. Cooper VI A. T.. X Sar's j. c. In!ly. r G. \
wards W. Lennon star A. T.. II yards, j. D. Flynn.
star A. G., II yards; T. savage Irish a. g., yards