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The sun., 1890-09-02
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HLRTronn Sept Ia bicycle parade through th,s city
this morning the opening exercises Of the annual
meeting Of the Connecticut Division Of the Lsagus of
American Whsslmsn,and the bicycle meet ofthe Hart
ford wheel Club There vers 100 whselmsn In line
There GO0O persons At Charter Oak Park In
the afternoon The racing the nnss that taken
place since the opening Of cirouiL new worlds
record for the quarter mile and American safety
record for one mile being established
The quartsr+mils racs. IN which Rich. Campbell
Junsden Van Sickle, Anthony. Wilhelm. and Gsthsns
Rsade. was run in two heats A =. Rich OF New York
Athletic Club the rst heat in IS ib sseondS and
4 @. Anthohy OF the Manhattan Athletic Club the
ond In % 80 ssoords, which Ia the worlds record
Despite the nne riding Of Anthouy In his heat he was
emily able 70 second place A. Rioh in the nna
fodSSsS n Ss onssmi. Bou6s the spp.s
snSS @ q solSrSd ria'T from SfpOi5yps A,bSI,Es
s: sS. &
aSsrtsr ~ L cisPr and AZ he ss, Susrssi pole was
S;d " sS SsSsgS Sas s
The record time, ! minutes Sg,S sscondI me thrss
WI. $sa. Y g! 4: SGS.%SiiS S.s!: oSsnHI.".sIs
n 3 Si bs Ss IN SS al: %:H
twas decided 70 iot the event stand. '''''"
.s g. '9i Ia az az Sa; :s' :P:s Tn.s &
Uu4 AnSo e. ua:l. fna n 50 c S s:oO GSf @
half mile was done q minpt: .2A ,.eOna.s' isss
close nniah with Rich In minutes an seconds
Previous to the breaking OF the mile record Laurie
had 70 against time for the mile but could not do
Ss S.n S% /! STS u. S' @ ssS Ga: e..
New York Athletic Club won By only one point they
scoring and tho Chicago Cycling Club 10 A D. Rich
nni.hed hrrt with A. Lumsden second The summary
'ons.mIis ordinary. Hovioe--wou by G. Brewer.
Hartford II. WeiEand. Brooklyn. second Time
onomiie safety, Noyice-won by Q. stedman. Hart.
ford z Fowler Hartford. second Time minutes
onemiiS Tandsm-won BY p. Boyle and c. Klure.
New York: D. shea and ". Harding Hartford, second.
Time minutes 5lr neeondh -
'ons.mile Sminute Cass-Won by G. Fenuer, MIL
bury; J. Robertson. Taunton. second. Time, minutes
fhree mile Safety Lap Race-won By O. KluEs; @.
Barrett second. Time, 10 minutes flbo 1sconds
Quarter Mile-Won by A Rich; II. GithenG Chicago,
second. Time, IS as seconds.
One, mile Championship of Colt Bicycle Club-won
By Lyman A Rose. second Time. minutes ~ sec.
Twomiie Handicap-H GithenA 100 yards; c. Fen
ner. 90 yards second. Time, minutes 33t< aeoonda
One Mile AEainst Tims-h. Laurie nrst In minutes
One Mic safsty-won By p Boyle. H. Smith second.
Time minutes ~ !.5 seeonda
York third. Time, minutos 4tA seconds.
One Nile I. 4. W., State championlhip-won BY a.
Arnold New Britain O. Sage. Hartford, second Time.
One mile Team kace--wsn BY New YoFk Athletic
Club Chicago Cycling Club second. Time, minutes Z
- The oflcials were; Estsrse-o. 6 DanAl, Judges-w.
Parker. and II Goh.
The sun., 1890-09-02
The old Fire LAaaIss, Picnic.

Fully coo psrIops attended the annual picnic and
EameS Of the Volunteer FirsmsnS Association At
Brommers Union Park yesterday. The picnic WAS q
sucossS but the ganes were . complete failure
In the hose playing match the Exempt Volunteers Of
MorrSaniA won nrst choice and attacked the old hand
machine with vim that brought back rScOlseusnS TO
the hrs ladies OF cid At the nrSt trial they sent
stream OF 1917 feet At the second l[e feet and
At the third IoI feet The Exempt Volunteers Of Long
Island City then took their place At tho machine but
alter trying for time 10 force stream through
the nOiEle iI VAS discovered that thOrS break
Ihit -,
necsaSAFT for the udHsB Lanterns 70 decide thS
contest the Long Island City boys claimed the CONTEST
claimed the prize Ths New York boys were the beat
aSliVsr trumpet pndsr protest me following are
ons-mls iul tor xSIanIssr IirsmShs SONG amer y
Years OF AEOwon BY Master ,. clurN Master FARRELL
second.
Rowland Of Hose 49, B0Eh blaiI OF lloGe ~ second.
HAf mile Run for hembeu over o. fe4Ts OF AEe-
Won BY Peter Ward OF EnEns ~ George stOutST OfEn
0ss mile Ron for Visiting yirsmsp By John No.
ysil of Engine t2 John Bishop Of COlnmbiS Hook and
Ladder second
AAa the RGoaDt Oompa1J HpntoEL
The sun., 1890-09-02
THE CANoE CRAMP1OHsR1P.
The First Raee For the Honor VVOn Clsv
erIy by the American.

The EIrst Race For the Honor VVOn Clsv.
erIy by the American.
The nnal Of the trials select canoe TO defend the
ing OF the New York Cameo Club house ct Btaploton
Quick. Course about three and half milss LONG
nood- Quick won and was therefore decided upon a.
the defender OF the cup
The International cup was originally purchased BY
subscription among the different clubs around New
York, the New York Canoe Club having sole control of
the prize The cup must remain the property Of the
New York Canoe Club until won by o foreign club.
when any club challenges and wins the cup becomes
the property of said club The nrst sailed for the
cup 1855 the that OF ysstor-
day. W. D. Powell aud Walter Stewart OF the Royal
VsuS and v Whitlocr eeprs,sntins tSs EeW Yorn
wStsr stsSs,t SGsia ohsil fsr the cup in sss
lsoted a. the defender. BlAko won handiy.
Tho race yestorday was the third intSrnatonA con-
canada wa. the o6aiispSsr and Il Lansing ouief the
defender The courso for the contest triangular
hSa ss h % "a .ss: e: EsS
Ford Jones sailed the canoe cauuol 10 feet long so
saod the eano. USo e fe, onE IS peS.s Sssm SIS iS
inches deep and sail los feet The American used
u.ed ne sssndnr sail X. sa va. By Sso sho
2uek IN h, anxiety 70 get the best Of the start was
iosd quick down the run TO The rst leg Where he
SuicS nnai2y Won In IS Ssconds N D'''' ~ ''un'
This race 70 the closest ever sailed for the and
Tho aeoond race and II necessary the third will Be
sailed this afternoon, starting about O'clock
The sun., 1890-09-02
YorkvlIlo Yaehts In . Calm.

The Yorkville Yacht Club OF Harlem made GOOD at.
tempt to have ts sixth annual regatta yesterday but
the wind diod out early In the afternoon thor
oughy bscamed the boats that not one was able to
complete the course within the time allowance OF six
hours The Regatta Committee chartered the steamer
She started from ne dock foot Of East i2oth
and their friends ou boari. A stop made at Oak
Point and from there the race was started Twenty
four boAtg ranging from the cAtboRt cabin sloopa
started The course HAS 70 GSnEwAy Buoy and back,
up 10 the buoy but on the home the breeze died
out almost completely and tho race was accordingly
declared or Ascend attempt will probably be made
to hold the regatta later In thc season
The new houBS OF the YorkVtlle Yacht Club. at the
foot Of East O2d stresk win be opened next Thursday
night All the Harlem yacht clubs have bssn invited 70
Attend. and Jolly houleWAIminR % oApAetsd.
The sun., 1890-09-02
Rath Beach Athlstsn.

Within sound of the breakers As they relied in % TIE
sands the Athletic Association Of Bath Beach held
most essful members athletic Meeting yesterday.
The contests decided the associations grounds
on Cropsey avenue, and proved vary Interesting. 4
summary of events fellows;
ons-quarter Nile Run NcrAtch>-won By Thomas ..
Bazelsy. with W. II. Lott . good second Tina, % -
secoudL A capital race all the way.
Seventy ,nVSyArd Dash thAndieAp>-WOA By J. ,.
Archer, tho captain OF the organization, who Was
serAtchi T. D. BAIeloy Is yArd0 was second Time -
One. Hundr dredyard swtpninE Race tscr.tshl fog the
Won by Edward rsndeIen; Kdward oalWsy, ssoOaA
Running Long Jump e,eretehl.T9n by :: p; naaslsy.
close second with IS feet ~ inohea
heat betwsenT r. Harris And n H. Van fs!Ii the came
commes aErs.d to present both athletes with DrISS
halt mss Wan % , ySS sy y.sd:rsl +
One Furlong Hurdle RSoo GerAtehl, ten hEhtG each
feet inohss hish-Won By I. ID. BAEesy. with W. a.
Medley Race tsc crAtoh)-ThiS event consisted Of 10
S6-yardi hop VIII Lott wen easily, with j. }. 1Fehs9
W. Il Lott won the club championship point medal
for tho season
The sun., 1890-09-02
A Fine Nay for swinnlne.

FULLY 1000 persons witnessed the swimminE races
and exhibitions tho Rheinlust baths Yesterday The
most noteworthy exhibition was the Monte Christie"
feat performed by Charles Lnseed, the EnEliSh swim
mer.
The other events resulted as foilows:
One. hundred yard Scholar Race for boys under Is
years-Won by Edward Hem, with Aortimor vogOa
second and Sidney vogsl third,
mebAok, with William Carey second, and Charles
The StrS race was won by Miss Olga LAndAuer. with
Miss Bella RieElman second, and Clara DllSnboEG
The 100 yards handicap race. walking the creased
pole for pig and open oJ yards race oil the club
postponed until Saturday.
The twenty annual tournament of tho frequent
ers OF Braun baths at Sixty and EASo
Pupils Race zoo yards Is entreI-won by r. Plaln0S
with A. Gluock second and j. sisehel third. Time.
Boys Race II entries-wen by Henry WaRner with
A. YoRei second. and O. ChHistman third Time min
Ladies' Race $50 yArdD-won by Miss ohristmAn.
The one mile race tho event of the day. Alex.
Msffort the amateur champion WAS beaten By williA4
secondS
LittmAnn second. Time, minutes z 20 soo91dA
Herman Braun swan O. quarter of mile In min
utes - seconds. Alex Menert swan three quarters
of mile In minuteS P5 lo ascondA and Josie Braun,
the pretty sister of Herman gave an exhibition 100
yArdi swim The races were an.sWum with the tids-
The sun., 1890-09-02
Shooting at creednoor.

More than 200 National Guardsmon participated in
BOO yard ranges At creedmOor yesterday. Ths badge
winners are:
Seventh Regimsnt-w. A. Dennison. @. L. JacqusliR,
William Pratt J. Laimboer. J. n Hall. ?. n. TurnbuI.
J. F. Day, F. Link, Jr. c. Ii. Lovsro Jr- J. Bsnj0-
min, Phelan .. N Cole &. K Richards, D. I. Smith.
W. A. Darling W. oBrien J. U. Butler. A. N Bastion-
ell ". n. KsnnArd. =. X Leo ". D. Blake. J. No
Groevey, III PsrkinL D. ?. Bunh ". A. Morgan. L. A.
TranRotL W. p ClAgett W. D. Stewart D. A. CArpentsE.
= swinney. J. a. BsyeA Z. Horton &. =. gtivsrs ,.
pebevoise 3 W. Balou y. UrS W. steele. W. ". Cooke.
". r. BAsGett q. p Corbiere.
Tyenty.third RoRiment-0 Il. Thomas. B. y. Grout.
?. = Beta W. r Burkhart ". shrleber Z. r. EltoFS
l. Howe, o. A. Goedeoka y. Clark. " T. koich, @ W
ssSrs Psys SSHsn NiRsaA EiS1q PsI1: Ps55sE
snffen. J: J. Norris ". G. Eeech T. p Hamilton g. q.
dam q. &. Hail G. VI. Daily, r. 3. Dawson. Il. 4
sevsnty:nr,t RsRment-o. R. Burton, .JE, 4 =.
FrancA W. Lorgsen. d. Lowe. T. A. Bill, II. q. Rock.
weiL Il r. Carey. p. q. Schumacher. 3. Haines. p q
fsss fsss T'S%a1 Bsa9. R'is:R ssR. Esfft1 hsss1
lEishih Re9iasn.-a. H. Scot. W. p. oermaiu. A A.
sevsntesnth ReTiment-E Lockley. J. H. Hunt J. Ne
Fr1t brigade staaz-D. Croker. F. v. Green. q n.
Eleventh Separate company-W: Hey erdahL
Thirtoenth keriment-L g Cole. q. W. Cowan. VII
Forty.sevsnth Resimens-F 9. Barlow.
Twenty second Regm ent-W. J. Bateman, II. J. Cen
roy, &. ". Dayton, II. Wilcox B Rudolphy.
kinth ReEilnent-J. W. Cooney. ". H. Herbold, @. Z.
sixt! ninth RsGimsnt-J. P. scanlou. j. whAlen. EE.
Kerr, Z Barry.
The sun., 1890-09-02
WILL WARD TRANSFER RIs TEAM .
A Report That Wo wouId Like 60 Take
tho Brooklyns 70 MashinGton.

Report That He would like 60 Take
the BroOklynS 20 WashinGtou.
WARRINGTON, Sept John Ward 10 seriously eoasid-
erinR the advisabity Of transferring the Brootiyn
Brotherhood team to this city. with view OF feeling
the popular pulse. game will be played here Wed
nesday between the Brooklyn and Chicago Brotherh
tsam and which scheduled for the City OF Ohurchea
Manager Sullivan guaranteed Ward SOD for the GanaA
But there Il disposition here to boycott anything thaa
Ward may present to tho people Of Warrington mov-
ing cut OF his declaration that "washington n bum
town and no money will induce me TO sign with q
League team there" This remark was made 70 Presi-
dent Hewitt at the time Ward returned from hs trip
around the world
Amalgamation will bs the order Of the day shortly.
But will be arranged by the maEnates of the National
League aud the American Association. 1t has leaked
out that Washington Ia to be made Association city
next year. and many Of the former membern Of the
League have signned their desire to return here
and get their salaries regularly instead OF being prom
ised financial assStance by the Brotherhood Confer
enoos between the hackers OF tho National League and
70 Weatsn tie srotheThood BY SSttinr their Players
.h az d in 20 Si AS
Apf S soSd @ hSS S5SH sST n, ~ tn.
BresSsrSood men who wants 70 rstars to ws:hInsso1.
and the he same . true of Hoy Paul Cock has , wrse1 ~
National LeaGue or AmsrcAn A,socistiop team 6qt
ns' ne 20 's1
aSy1f and
Syracuse will be dropped the ranks OF the AmSri
can can Af,osSOR AIS S Place VII be asd ey Ws.sns
ton to BStimass this season. and 6ut for the untorsu
nate lesa muddle BY the Atlantic As.ocia
There gPEsra Of tsGu.snd psSp!: in this G,y
the oonteatng teams belong to OF the big aasooiHs
Dn1 Gr Of a1S hs os S S y s int & 81
SAIsnAtonS a. all This fact has found Lodging Place
recent base ball lull At Warrington.
The sun., 1890-09-02
sCU1Lne ON THE CHARLES RIVER
New Terkers Fare Badlv at the Hands OF
Yankee OArsmen.


Yankee Oarsmen.
BosroN sept. The regatta Of tho New
England Amateur Rowing Association on the
Charles River to-day was Witnessed by more
than $4,000 people. There were ten races, and
some OF them were very exciting The quar-
ter-mile dash for senior singles, as usual,
was short and sweet Only two men
started. They were William Coffrey Of the
Lawrence Boat Club and Fred Hawkins
Of the Metropolitan Boat Club OF New
York. For hundred yards or 30
they were on dead even terms. Whom half the
distance had been done Caflreys shell was In
the lead BY perhaps ten feet Hawkins Quit
after going another sixteenth OF mile. and
dropped almost to q practice stroke. Cahroy
won by two lengths In minute 26 seconds
There were three starters in the single canoe
race with double paddles and O. W. White
more OF the Arlington Boat Club won easily In
II minutes IL seconds
The race for junior single scull shells proved
to bO one Of the most interesting OF the lot.
The distance was two miles. with one turn.
Nine mon entered and all appeared ct the
starting time except W. D. Bourne OF the Alta
lanta Boat Club Of New York M HS %S came % on to to
GiaS Of @oTssstsF; &iilla%% Parton c|anSS: s5sS:
isEy @ SsntF4p po,DI Boat ovIS GSb A,snsIs,,o: JSS1
GIao Boaf cub boAi
Phiiip Boat Club Of Fan River. Tho finish was
PhSn ISoTs shc othsEys Being s.reched out in the
time ~ W1s 10 os
%scsnss SS snslt eS1S SUI of Woresster won after
pretty race. Time "A minutes % l9H s9oondsd ;cons H.,
the the prizes ii In that class BY default, and did
not haze t. pS row 70 row WaS over GvsT
were the Crescent Boat Club. Boston.John a.
fqG Hayes: 2tslsass Ses. SiaS Nsv 9STS
%ih vHfy a1S eo
dent shorty after the start They had the OUT
side and after rSwinT Soo1s 1ov yaras SIo SsTuen *
the aiterpart Of the, bottom part Of their shell,
The Cressents won by over three lengths In IA
NDs e9sSs IS ssoSnss ssE.d in the race for junior
four-oared working boats. and q very pretty
struggle was the result The WorSsSstS5S t,S ere
Contrals % Is seconds behind; The winning
grew were: F. TanSIH bow ;roS. T. y; Watson H.
The race Of the junior. four-oered working
boats resulted in defeat for the Brsdiords BY
the King Philips crews BY 16 seS9nds The
John Whal0n. Robert Cusick. F. +. Woods
The Worcester senior single four won the
race for working boats with ease from the West
Ends their boat being ten lengths ahead at
the finish. Time. 13 minutes SAX seconds.
Caffrey and Hawkins met again in the two
mile race for senior single sculls, and Catfrey
again defeated his rival Time. Is minutes 81
seconds.
shells. and It was the least Interesting OF tho
iot. The Bradford and the Crescents wore tho
only contestants. and the Bradfords won.
without eIorting themselves, By four lengths.
The sun., 1890-09-02
Onrsuen at Nyaek and Piernont.

NrAcE Sept l.-Tho fall regatta Of the Nyack Rowing
Arsociation here to-day occupied nearly all day and
the r1t races were rowsd through very onoppy
BAD time and lack OF enthusiasm characterized the
eonteata There were many disappointed spectators.
No time was taken aud the affair very tamA In
the second class junior Singles Harry Blauvot and
q IL Green was second. J. Z. Sells boat Bwamped
J. Arthur Polhemus won tho nrSt class juuior snEleG
the boats Of Curtis Smith and Clyde Bannister sWamp
ing
In tho senior singles j. O. Davidson frst aud Geo.
T. Morrow Jr second twas the best race of the day
In tho senior doublsG q. 7. Morrow. Jr, and Harry
Blauyelt were fourth of mile ahead of J. o. David
son and J. A Polhemus In twomilo rae& The Junior
doubles had three heats OF half mile each J. Pol
homus aud Harry BAuySlt beat Z Pollock aud Clyde
Smith won the second heat The nnal heat was by
PolhemuA and BlAuvelt Green and Smiths shell cap
S1HE ty tss from 1hs &c anS aS rae. wsr.
Pollock strokes j. o. Pollock y; clyde BannBtsr 2i j.
i. sells l. J. Arthur Pohemus won the tub race and
The permont Rowing Association covered itself with
trial and nnal games tennis sinRes and doubles
inY maicheL q swimming match, putting the shot 100
yard pSsss' Ssc ~ss ses hf.r IN
the Junior single race the entries were B. Csrnsll O.
knhs mann 6r O. ;1H \; 1aHeEorN and IL HO0r0AOh. Knns
H .SS g. y
hS 4 Al Hns S s. T.s ssra s
tennis doubles To In the l5yArd dash Hunter won
In q spirited manpsr; time. 3 sssondA Ire BIAaye
@ P L..ni % H9a ruttns he shot W is po1d r.T. w%
medal to Dr. George Lsitner, the cid indiana Apota
P9.r os III s. 5 il s .ls
were nttoen events
The sun., 1890-09-02
MLAUGHLIN TO RIDE AGAIN.
The Old-tIzae FavOrito SiGns to hide Brew
or Frank EhreG's Horses.

The Old-tIne FavOrite SiGns to hide Brew
or Frank Ehreps Horses.
The racing public will learn with . great
deal OF pleasure that James Mclaughlin. who
was for many years the most popular Jockey In
America, aud whose triumphs are 30 closely
associated with nearly all tho stars that have
adorned athe turf armament for tho past
ten years. has resolved to return to Tho saddle
and has signed to ride for Mr. Frank Ehret's
HelRato Stable next year.
Mclaughlin. who is now and has been train
ing Mr.. Pierre Lorillard's string Of racers.
rode Philosophy in the Wolter Stakes at
Bhsepshead Bay, and rode him with all his old
time skill. too. being beaten but q short neck
By LaviniA Belle after being interfsred
with. Mclaughlin was seen In the pad
dock during the afternoon. and said
that he was tired Of training, and would ibe
glad TO get back to the stable. Do you know
that wsighed stripped to-day but ia pounds;
and that without any wasting or reducing and
less iSconvsniSnSs than tsTPsrienced ed 10 1853 SS
Tor my I rdins a 100 poun3s and am sure that that
can do that and be stro9R.""
n. cos. ~ The rons
have been Of the most pleasant character, Nc
LauRhlln. II will be rsmem6ered. LETT the en-
Chicago Stable for 1883 a. 1l5 poundA He
found great difficulty in getting to the weight.
HSss HS n sGs sSd 70 S da'R Rt.n sS bSds
DO the weight rsGuIrsd; which was never
sS.psd lsss ssan posSH ss 4RS
County AGRICULTURAL Society at Clifton. In No
yOHbSr ho slRnsd to train Tor Mr., Pierre Lorll-
quarters at RSncocaS. He has been fairly sue
cSssfuI with the tMo-yeGr-olds and two older
patton as jockey was undoubtedly much more
conROniGl and lucrative than training for any
it looks a. though Mr.. Frank Ehrst intended
getting 9 very extensive stable together toE the
season 0t 1891.
The sun., 1890-09-02
zRorrrra Ar ronnrsroKM.
n GOOD Attendance asa very Fair SPORT
Yesterday.

The trotting races at Sire Brothers beautiful
little park at Morristown yesterday were fully
enjoyed By over 1000 persons, exclusive Of
fairly woll-fllled special from this city.
W. Van osten OF Philadelphla acted as
starter. ssslFted by Hamilton Busby and II.
M. Smith OF this oity. and H. G King Of Norris
town. During the proceedings Prof Daring
Donald made his descent with parachute
from height Of considerably over 1000 feet.
The track was In capital condition, and as It
has white board fence along the far side the
horses we're plainly visible during the S entire ,ss
racing good, some OF the fnishes being close
and exciting. Several horses will arrive, to-
day, 40 that the second days events will be
quite equal II not superior to Yesterdays.
The programme for to-day, exclusive OF the
unfinished 4-yeaI.old race, has three races, the
2;21. 2:4o. and $3.50 class
The sun., 1890-09-02
Ancient Order of MiberaIaas Games.

The sixteenth annual picnic and games Of the Ancient
Order Of HiberniAns OF New York county. held at
JoneSS wood yesterday will 70 down In the history Of
that ancient Organization one OF the success.
full held The grounds and dancing pavilion were
crowded with members and frisndS Among these
present were the HoR Timothy j. Campbell Register
Frank Fitzgerald Deputy Commissioner OF street
Cleaning Dalton AaolIhuio HornbAehSFj ylss.FrsSi.
dent OF the Oriental Club; Congressman John Quinn,
AssSmhlym4n an Duny, joseph HsnnSSSy JpdEs Daniel
O'Rsigy. AdsrmAn Z: Oakley Apd many other pronE
noOn resulted tolloUB!
One hun dIedyATd DaAh for hombeIS-Wop by John
LondriGAn, James Rogers second.
OnS-hpndrsd.yAI DASh for ASmbSrs' sons-won by
n. Murphy. with N MeUeS second
HAlfmils Run-WOn BY Andrew walsh with Thomas
PhippS second Time, minutes 81 6econdL
Two mile Run Open-Won BY j, Mccarthy, with j.
shsShAn second Tims ~ minutes 10 Sseondi
With william obbon second. Time minutes SO'SS
oAdL
pnIinE the evening spSsehSs were made By Maurice
wilhsrS National DSlsEGtS OE Philadelphia the Hoh-
T. y. CAmpbalL and otherA
The sun., 1890-09-02
ABOUT BIRD CAGEs.-No. 20.

Hard brass spring wire, rivetted
not soldered. This makes elias
ITCHY, ,lightness,a and strength; keeps
shape and don't keep vermin. Best
and most convenient things in
mats, perches, and all details.
This is the HENDRYX.
The sun., 1890-09-02

The u, W. TimmnS Association held their annual
beach DSrtV oil sunday last at PstSlsTs Grove, New
DOrp. 3. l. The GthsIIc games brought out numsroua
competitions and the ball HAnS between the TmmiBs
Agsoe alton and the sullivan Association WAS watched
With tatsEopt The splvans came out wRneIs through
tAJh
The sun., 1890-09-02

Lose ISLAHD CITT Sept Ia team from the Gale Ath
lsIle Club Of New York encountered . team from the
Port Chester Athlsuc Club In OF football the
iSrmsT,I hsS grounds AZ Hoodslds. I J. ysstsIdAy
Tue 0Ale team defeated their adVeTSAes BY scoring
one GS.l and oAs point The Fort Chester team failed
The sun., 1890-09-02
IN. Dom,n,ou R,ae As.oe,at,ou.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept 1.-THE annual shost OF ne
Dominion Rins Association opened tS-dAy ~
RidsGu range The attendance was zoo. tribe lea
than Last year Al the PIS.iness we're EsPEsssn!sd.
Of the hrIt three oSmpstors we're AZ toleWai
Nursery AAtch-FiVe ahetS at 500 yaEdii Trooper
twenty. Iseond Regiment 2t-Sloi Capt Hall Fifty
seventh Regiment 23-SIQ
The sun., 1890-09-02
ENTRIES FOR sHEEPsHEAD TO-DAY
A Very Fair Programme offered for To-
dny's Events.

n VoFY 1olF FFoEramrao UneF0d Tor To-
dny's Events.
Tho six races on tho card for to-day ut
Sheepshead Bay should furnish worry fair sport.
The opening event may be won by Little Minch.
with Merlden second, while the second may 20
to st. Omer. with Blackjack second. Claren-
don may win the third. with Foxmedo second,
and Maid OF Orleans will bo hard to beat In
the fourth. with Sorrento second. Banquet
ought 10 land the fifth. and the rlace should
lie; between Kenwood and Prince Fonso. Balls
ton and Lotion may be worth backing In the
last
First Race-A sweepstakes for three-year.olds and
upward Of S15 each with SLOoo added; FuTurity
The sun., 1890-09-02
No committee to Rs,.... A,h,.,..,

At the Saturday night meeting OF the A. A. u BoArl
OF Managers lllAm D. CuTtisG resolution 10 GppoInt
committee of three to hear the GPpsAS Of Ath eteS de-
SrinE TO be released from their elubs defeated.
The sun., 1890-09-02

The Alma won In class B. the Manhattan in
class G. and the faustina in GLASS F. During
the evening the club house was beautifully u