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Wheeling.

Twenty new members wore elected at tho last meet.
ing of the Hartford Wheel Club.
The prizes Mt tho Hartford tournament will DO moro
valuable than those Von at yce meeting be.
fore
1900 will hold its annual convention al Munich from
Aug toj.
Richmond Hill Long Island, succeeded in riding 1928
miles in eleven and q half hours oil sunday lAst.
4 one mile race for $3.50 gold stop watch will be
held at the Philadelphia brotherhood lark on Sept O.
Tue coutestng parties will BIO ". l. Wilhelm aud ". W.
TapiA
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81. CoIunbIa,a UnIon Oame.,

The first annual game of St ColumbA'S Union were
held At Point View Grow Tuesday when the follow
ing events were decide
one Hundred Yards DAGh-wOn BY ". coStisAn.
Time II GeeondA
one ausrisrmiIe Run-won by ". COSrEAn Time.
80 seconds
Standing High Jump-wSn BY j. Mccormick Gfeet Q
iRche& lie also won the running htgh jump with )
fRaIg
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Trips TOR whesimsn.

Providing tho weather is pleasant on Saturday and
Sunday number OF trips will be participated in by the
bicycle clubs OF this city and Brooklyn the surround
ing towns run to RYack and Tarrytown, n. y. has
been called by Capt Nsbst OF the New YORK Bicycle
Club for JuIy a. On Saturday dozen members OF the
RiVsrSde wheslmen under MessrH Christian and Mo
Coy viii visit Albany where they viii be tile guests
the Albany Wheelmen Capt Fuller of the brooklyn
Bicycle Club has nteen men booked for "trip 10 RIOS
from Cold Spring by moonlight on Sunday. The club
will accept the hospitality OF tho WeBtchestsr ounty
nual picnic run OF the Kings county WhesImen will
he 10 Success Pond on Sunday leaving their club house
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Tho Attendance Ys.tsraax.
Games To-day.

RATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati vs. Now York, at Cincinnati.
Chicago Va Brooklyn, at Chicago
Pittsburgh va BOStOn. at Pittsburgh.
Cleveland va Philadelphia At Cleveland
PLAYEHS' LEAGUE
Cleveland Va New York. at Cleveland.
Buffalo Va Brooklyn, at Buffalo
Chicago va Philadelphia, at Chicago.
Pittsburgh Va Boston, at Pittsburgh
AHERICAS ASSOCIATION
Athletics VI. Louisville. At PhilAdolphiA
Syracuse vs.. Columbus ut Syracuse.
Rochester va Toledo. At RDcheSter.
Brooklyn va St Louis, at tho Polo Grounds.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
New Haven va Newark, at New Haven
Hartford W. Worcester ut Hartford
OTHER CANES
BUE Va Herald at RidgOWood.
West II AVOn vs.. Cuban Giants, at New Haven
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The case OF John Farrell the professional base bail
player who was coInmtsd to the Essex county jail in
Newark some time ago for violating An Injunction OF
the Court Of Chaneery. came W ytttordty afternoon
lSfOre Woe Chancellor Van vieCt m Newark FarrrlIs
WIG u suing INN Tor a divorce AMI 10 get even
with her he went 10 her hOno IN Clifton avenue Now
Ark, and broke the winduws ami dUOrs The Wee.
thAnroIoT theTedpun granted al Injunction restrain
ing him from doing further injury to her properly
fIIell we Ated the oourth order by breaking int the
and lodged In jaL $3.50
The Vice ChhnceloF Yesterday sctursd the bah PLAYER
severely Shd discharged him with nue. OF u and costa
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Murphy Was The Bicycle Race.

The quarter mile open bicycle race ct consy Island
last night resulted in victory for G. NJ Murphy, X q
"; Il W steyes X. W, second aud ". II, Wells X,
g. w. third. The TrzeG consisted Of handsome silver
pitcher silver shaving set and silver bABk No timS
was aiken an account uf the darknSSa The road was
in miserable condition for racing,
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Earned runs-Bnnalo 2; New YORK, ]; Two-base hits
Lowe, Hoy, Wise, Halligan, Ewing Johnston First
base on 6ais-on Keete, 81 on Crane, !. struck out
ny KeCfo D: 10y crane u. Stolen bases ROurko ~
E6annon; sGGrince hits-KeGte;. Bseehsr, Ewing
+; New YORK. T. via pitchss-keefe. !; Crane, l.
Impires-FeTRuSon and Hobert Time-l5O Atten
oAnCe-531.
CLEVELAND tP. La IA; BROOKLYN (P. L.. 6.
CLEVELAND. July 23.-An elephant walked on
John Wards team to-day, and when the NAM
moth got through with the parade there was
nothing loft but nat. compressed mass. which
WAS gathered UP carefully by Manager Ward
yous as n country dgmsel about 10 be married
by justice Of the Peace, He fdgeted around
his position until no had made two bad
errors, and his third basoman Joyce played
MS though he haunt lrienI left on, earth. The
Clevelands had an awful attack OF batting. II
they could gain shelter tho full force OF the
cyclone, was upon them. Tho atmosphere
Cleveland gave Ward a delicate hint OF the
Lind Of reception he might expect. The score:
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Entries For tho Opening Dn,
SARATOGA, July 2S.-Following are the en-
tries and pools for the races tomorrow. which
marks the opening OF the season here:

First Raco-Five furlonRs Vidette lis; Zea, 10;
Beck and Bus Rock l22: Worth ll3 Geraldine. III.
PettinR-Worth 81; Geraldine $50; Beck and Blue
Rock, GIG; field 81.
Second Race-The Flush Stakes half a mile Mar.
Ruerite Maggie Ward, DAdo Palermo and Eugenis 1903
each Plato Monterrey Mirthwood, Ny HAnnie colt. and
ii Carmen, ltb eAch Lee S. III SAe scClellRnd llS;
Palestine, l2l, BettinV-Dado. My Mamie colt Fl Car.
men Lee -: Monterey "; Salle hcCleilAnd, S25;
Palestine, 30 neld tlti
Third Race-Tho Travers Stakes for threeyear olds:
one and a half miles. Architect and Lordlike, III
each burlington Fronehae, Protection and Sir John.
iis each BetrnG-Bnrltngton, sloo; Protection, $50;
Fourth Raee-one mile and "A sixteenth. Pnrrister.
Yo1ourG. and Layinia Belle liz each; PAlBAde 100;
Folsom and AnstralitL l02 eAch King Crab III Major
tanr NJ" % Erti % eaSn ni luuPs ~ ' s
Admiral, $i9; Folsom, IS. Barrister. 81; Queen OF
Trumrs. q: hoid, $il.
Flf!h Race.siK furlonEs Eminence and Black Dia.
mond. % eRch Dyer Cornea And Ida Girl, l',3 eAch
Pail Mall lol; Fellowship lI3; Sir William i07; brad
ford. i24 B. B. Million, 10: Bohemian, liS Lady
Pulsifer. III: Everett ia Betting-Bradford. Sl2:
Dyer, $40; CorneliA IS; field $2a
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bsiehAuty, RAdford, Van IIAltren. Home rqp-sov.
dert Sacrifice hits-Deishanty. ,seery, ktnSlow.
on balls on RaEey, Z. on Weighing. l.; Double plays.
Joyce. Bauer, and cook Ward Bauer And Cock. via
pitch-BAksy Gmpiros-GRhnoy and shardsn. Time
1:47. AuendAnes-2Jn
EosroS u. ~ "a; CHICAGO w. Ia
crfc,Go, July 2s--RArtson proved an essy mark for
Nhn to-dA
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RAIN At PITTSBURGH.
Unlpointer Wins the Pace in Straight
HsAts-RiaT CLASS Postponed.

PtTTsBURoH July 23-Dospite the threaten
ing clouds that hung over the city to-day, q
great crowd Witnessed the races at nomewood
Park. The rain began falling about o'clock,
and soon the downpour was so grent as to
necessltats the postponement OF the first race
four heats having been finished. The betting
was very lively. The Judges had come diffl-
tho starter warned Thorn that no pulling would
be tolerated under penalty OF expulsion. The
Law. and Order Society is after Pool Seller
violating the statutes. Herdc thinks Wishnrt,
the Law and Order agent is merely trying to
bluied.
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ENTRIES For MONMOUTH TODAY

Prince Royal and Other Good Ones to Start
In the Handicap,
The Elizabeth Stakes and Harvest Handicap
are the features OF to-days programme for
Monmouth Park. The Jennie V. FLY may win
the former. with Tulla Blackburn second !:
while Eurus and Badge should show the way
in the Handicap. Meriden may win the opening
event. with Major DAILY second. Nellie BY and
tho Nccromancy colt may do to play In the Sec
ond and whatever beats Nlkado and Guy Gray
Will win the NTH. DetnulteT MAY, win the sixth.
over the straight course tho record will be
RmnShel
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sUNon TO 1nr FoH NEW Hlconn
On Aug. = Marvin VIII start Her Up at
buffalo.

On AUX. MhrNIn VIII SIHrL IIer Vp at
buffalo.
]. c. IIGmlin, finding that his scheme for a
match between Belle llamin and Sunol would
not work unless tho gate money went to tho
winner. has done tho next best thing secured
the fleet California nlly for spocial effort
against her own record Of 2:lOi. on Aug.7
to beat 2:lO',, Tho terms Of the agreement
with Maryin are not known. but II il safe to
doubts tho great young mares ability to trot
the Eufialo track IN time better than .2;lO'.,
and 1t would not be surprising II she AZ
prOaChed the suLremo ollOrt VI MNul ).
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ocHHsrER July 23-It was great game and the
.ors belong TO Knowles and Gritfn The score:

Rogers Nicholson Home runs-KnoWeA Grinin- sac.
McKeoaah. WerdeH, NieholsO3, yspdyks RoserI
bases-lyons Griffin Phillips WeIdsn First base on
rrors-CaiiihA2 t2l Grim VAndyfe struck oIt-By
Grim; Mcclure pnn.sisssdl: Grtn Mcguire. and Ne;
KeouRh. Passed balls-AcReough, !; Rogers. wild
ptch-HeAly Umpire-Curry. Tmo-i;So Attend
nnca-l.lbl
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The English Team wins at B.u,ey

LONDON. July 23.-The contest for the Kolo-
pore CUP took place to day at the Bsley range.
The English team won the cup with a score
Doints.
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NEWS FROM THE HORSE HoRLn

Tho Foundation Stud started by MessrA
McFerran and Clancy In Louisville promises
from the quality. OF Its material to rival any Of
itS contemporaries
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Time -2'ipA 2:isIa. s:22N, 2'2I'l
TrottinE at Kirk wood Park.

sTRAcusE, July 22-Tho races at the Kirkwood Park
to day well contested. hut the weather was too
windy and cold for any very good time The attend
about 100 and the track in the best OF
condition Summaries:
2:85 trOttinR, purss slDn .SA1
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Columbus. .................3 2 1 . o Ia
Earncs F1nsI1sy5asuSe q Go1%s1 SI, TwSSass
Enn-wheelosk. stolen bases,GastriGht crooks 60
sneed @, Johnson eroots Lssaps Sss;sr,ehs ah y
3aughlin, BIiRRG Morrison McTamany ca johnson i2)
0'Connor, Wheelook Leblanc. Passed bale-V Rourke
2 tmpre-Emslie 1ime-2:ia Attendanee-85G
RoouEsrER 9; TOLEDO. J.
ROCHESTER, July 2S.IIt was great game, and the
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Earned run1EdLouSs ,, l. TEo;S3aso ht1TLyonS
Wolf. shinniek. Hamburg. Bases e,oicn-WcIoh ca
bGseS-AthIetic: s. touhyille 5. Struck out-cenroy,
Robnson, HeAahon TeRnsy a. Ryan, Weaver Khret
B. Flrst base on balis-Lyonh shafor. Tomnsy hit ~
pitched bAl-HamburS. Wild pitchss-khret 4 Passed
bAl-Robtnson. Time-l:2a Umpire-PospoL
coLUABuR ID; SYRACUSE, q
SYRACUSE July 93-Pitehsr Morrison OF Syracuse did
very moor work today, The score:
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GOOD PLAYING ALL AROUND.
HEAVY BATTING INTERSPERSED WIN
PRETTY FIELDING SHOWN YESTERDAY

PRETTY FIELDING SHOWN YESTERDAY.
The Iocnl CIuba Piay sharp Games at
Chicago and BuHaIO- RRther Moderate
Crowds on All tho FIeIds-Tho Brook.
lyn "a. A. club Play ~ the Polo
Grounds nHd WIn-MlnOr League Games
News. Notes. ana Gossip OF All Sorts.
Yesterdays championship games rosutedSas
follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. 10: New York, IL.
Boston, 2; Cleveland, o.
PHILADELPHIA. II: Pittsburgh d
At Cincinnati
TIE PLAYERS LEAGUE
Now York. Z; Bufrnlo. @.
Cleveland. IA; BROOKLYN o.
Boston. %: Chicago. d
At Pittsburgh
TIE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn. 8; st. Louis. 4.
Louisville. 6; Athletics. 4.
Columbus. 10: Syracuse. 8.
Rochester, 8; Toledo. 8.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Now Haven, s; Newark. 4.
Harrisburg 4: Washington, g.
Baltimore. 0; Hartford. 2.
Worcester. Z: Wilmington. 8.
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PhilAde ph!a. ...............O o liz
Pi;tHblrgh ...,..........S. i u q o % U U D D.
Earn.d ruu.-PhiadelnLa Il Pittsburgh 4. Two.
base hits-Mayer Schriyer sacrifice hitsMiier Roat,
suss SchriVcr 1l URe BBurkc l2l Ntckery ~.
Allen sunday. Double play-Mtler and wilson Left
on blses-thiladephla, II ritHb nTIhl 10 struck out
First base on naIls-tiamI!on Burke (2l Clements
pitched Uas-HamilIOn. Thompson. hOaL Passed balls
Wilson, 4 Time hours Cmpire-FoweTs Attend
Il
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CRICKET.

Berk eley A. A. VS.. New York C. c.
Yesterday at Berkeley Oval some good cricket was
seen, when the homo club tried conclusions with tho
New YorkA The Soorei
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g s,..6 A s"9s!o:::::... :::55 596S5S
Earned rpns7s =, Sr',o'Pt z 81 FTs! base on
4 G.. o. Crescent Base on bails-oG SasaSS. 4; on
S%cSew iSosS Van 5saT strs6sigs a. saerisSs
hiM-Ford IIAlsIsAd ". LyonS kinslsE stressish
bass hiisIvip z1at 9spplef Two base hlt-Hurpy.
umphS-HopkinA Tmo-i u AuSndAncS-Sto.
AT LAEsISGBUEGH.
RdEodsdS II Albany ".".."i oo69 Ia
LanIIngburRh .,r,,...,.,.....O la
At BLToNsL
BAyonne h and A A..".....o o o Q o Q Q 90
New Jersey a. C..,......,.",.3 - -
Al COehesrcE ROnn.-COICheTtsT, TO- Cuban Giants 8
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The Famous JG. LOuIO Browns
win play Brooklyn on the Polo EF0unda this afternoon
beginning At II. u. Admission IS oSnlL-AdH
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TotaIB .''.'IN u ~ 20 u - ~ .
Chicago. .......... ...'........o n-iiSS
Earned runs--ChAcaRo. lot New York Two:bate
hi'-Tiernan Three-lnse hits,CLArk, Sharrott Home
rLns-WiuoL COoney. Burkett- Double plays
t""ney. Gienalvin and Anson Bassett and Hornung
Bases on balls-BRSsetL Burkett, Glasscock, Clark.
Iooney. Carroll " lmmt Anaon 2h BHrns Earle Hutch
inSUu Sto en- baSes-Wilmot Carroll Blrket GlRgScock
ioTt on bases-C6icaKo 4 New York: Sacrifice hits
Kttridge. Burkett Sharrott Wild pitch-sharrott
Inksed ball-ClRrk Struck out-Nimot AnsOn Glen
alvin Hutchinson C2) kitridEe. Hornung !2> BaSsett
Burkett Denny C3) Clark Iime-2Ho0 Umpro-Ac
lermott AttondAnce-l.5T.
B0sroS IN. I-l q CLEVELAND II. Ll"
CLEVELAND July 29-GuS SchmelZ tore out whole
handful OF whiskers today when two RgRrhVttin
errors IN the eighth inning gave Boston run, and
poor piece coaching gave them another The scoro
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LsrneI r1ns-Boston T. ShIoasNA IMob s.e hsI.
-InnS rfshf5 Brown. srouthsrS murphy; Hone
Brouthers Quinn. STOLEN basss--Lathaun stoyeI Ksy
a.. Richardson. Basea on balls-bAnsoh ,ffehef
Nam Passed ball hurphy, VIE gttohssaB'EtsgSSs
II .S5 umplres-Knilht and Jonea AtendAnoe-2,9l2
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NEv HAVEN July 2a-The home team had their in.
ninEs to-day, and found NO trouble In defeating tho
rEA The
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PeRnSyIVania RAILROAD to MOnmOuth Park
Races.
Special trains leave New York from stations foot Of
so - % aeUS sad SsS de- on ,v =.
days only 81 7, H. fetnrning Immediately altar the
racsB-AdR
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The National League


run, NOR. lot Pc. Tnh. Hcn kc't r re-
iTo"klyn 30 2 .ots New York;, = $50
roston. .......5n 80 ti3 Cleveland III - 2 ~
CHICAGO. July 23.-old man Arson won his
third successive game from the New iorks TO
day. hut no camo so near losing 1t in the ninth
inning that death damp sottled upon him.
Tho game was slow and embarrassing until
the last inning when the tUys from tho East
rot their club TO working in, splendid style.
Young Sharrott. who started in TO pitch for
the visitors was knocked out of the box in the
third inning. South Paw BurSett was subsu-
iuted, ard appeared TO better advantage than
did his predecessor.
hutchinson was pounded savagely at times,
and usually at opportune times. The scores
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Harmed runu-BrooklYn 9; Rt bouis First basc
erroTs-Brcoklyn, l. Left on oass,1BsSokiyn (; ST,
Louis, 10 Three base his-Simon, . 1~obaso hits
Simon, Nelson. o. Brien. Campau. stolen bases-Dauy,
Davis Brien, Peltn ftz Fuller. Mccarthy CampAu Gu
Eacrince hits-Peltz (D, Bowes, Fuller. Cartwright t
DNnee Gl DCnneiiy ~ Ramsey. Double pnys.aiREtn,
q Brien. Struck out-DAily, Davis Fits, Bowes, Mo.
CArthy. GAmpau: Higgins Ramsey First base Oh balls
or-wells. umpre-Doescher Tlme-1i4a Attend.
ance-loO.
LOUISVILLE, g: ATHLETIC T.
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Minor Leagues.

At Mansneld-AAnSHSd II; MoKeSsp0s1 Ia
Al CAnIon-CRnbon o. Yo1pRStoWR
At AkrOn-Akron. 2; Wheeling g.
WESTERN Lh4GUR
At Depyer-Doa MOAoS. !. DonVsE.
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N New RHvcn Il
Earned runS-Hew Haven. 4; Newark, 2. Two.baae
hlG-Peltee. :, Lally. ManseiL ThrsebasS h..Doyle.
sell an Gilbert PieldA First base errorS-NGw
II ayen 2; Newark. J. Struck out-Hornsr, Lang Pot
tee fitzgerald. smith, Gilbert Double plAys--Smith
and IoIdI Doyle and Schoenck, Potteo and bohooDck
Wild pitchsB-Horner = Tms-l4o. Umpre-Hunt
AttendAnce-LUUo
uAABnBURi
Harrisburg: ..''.''''.....''."'h q I p
Base hits-IIarrIsburR o; Washington H. RrrorB-
Harrisburg /; Warrington, T. fitchorS-GAmblo and
Phillips.
HARrT0RD
Hartford. ,....................i ! o.
Base hitS-Hartford. 2; Baltimore. 10 ETrors-Hart
ford 3: baltimore. PitGhers-Ncee aud German.
AttendAnco-oOu
WORCESTER
%2reester: ,'''''.'''.''''''..-'g . ! -
Base hs-worcester 10; Wilmington Errors
Worcester, 7; Wilmington. 1. PtcherS-JameS stafford
and Wehrla umDre-Cox. Attendanee-l93
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Other Games.

Other Games
81 A. C, 7; C. 4. c, T.
The Athletics hit snedeu hard In ther game with tho
Crescents Al West New Brighton yesterday ana wen.
he
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THE RECORD

nkoOKLTN "a. al OF " LUUIA =
KennedY'a Brooklyn team drew out apod-slxed
crowd tho Polo grounds yosterday ana the LOO per-
sons present treated 70 pretty game The scoro
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Boston Northumberland U U U -
Twobase hits--Gnks, GARFIELD, Three-base hit-Me.
Carr Sacrifice hit-AckrAn. Stolen bases-Zimmer
Long McGArT smith struck Cut0By Garfield y ~
EichoS l. Double payS-smith and Tucker; Hines and
Long. wild pitch-'iartield umpire-stref. Time
l:Ba Attendance-4oJ.
PHILADELPHIA N. LIZ II; PITTSBURGH IN L. Il
PuILApELrHIA July 23-It was tho final game Of the
sereR and il also the Philadelphia fourteenth con-
he
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Mutuals paid Slo.55. d Sa2a.

Purse 800 OF which 675 to second and e25 to third
for threeycsr Olds and upward. heavy weter weights
over the short tteepechase about mile and
q half
J. u. McCormick'sb e. TarQuin. aged by Great Tom
40
J. H. Lewis, Jr.,s CHI G Futurty. $50 tGreenL
q 0xxs CHI h. Jake Shipscy II 1879 (Almuk .........
Killarney and Reparee also ran Lighthouse, Wyn-
d0rf. Nugget spencer, and Troy fell.
NutuAls paid Sl0sa SlnSO SI325
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-04
Gin 9ladlider Gbicasoer.
Grfreute ff9 DER Gunit DER GliiGs9ottin DER
Southland StaatssSotter!e gum Setrag3
Don SIS, 900.

j.. Mus6arer itdert ben Grfolg. Sunge
OfGnner in @bieagp haben oteien alten
@runblab i6on 10 bduftg ausgeIbt unb an
ii9 erfabrert, DaB, mas INNER ie audi urts
ternehmen mogen, tbnen Der @rfDl9 fiber
lit. SIT bas eritrebte Object eit lobenss
tpertbes, uln 10 better fir ben iun9en Wann.
Die 8egel pabt, mas thinner Der 8etpea9runo
letn mDge.
Das Slid, pel6es gesennGrttg einet
iungen gbicagper, 8. s. Sptnaenberg, etit
Glerf in g. S6tpps' 6eueruerit6eruu9ss
@sentur, 206 2aSaueitrabe, erfreut, l6eint
cine 8elobnung gu iein fir unermilolthe
Qusoauer, ooer IS lit etnfa6 zines iener
QG6eln getpelen, nit tpel9en Die @lllGsz
Game 10 oft Die beporsugten 8etpobner Der
1ibiden @eltaus eaungssS taot begliift.
sci benz nie es mill. ST. Spinsenber9
fdufte i'm Stunt elm Dterat9ltel Qntbeil oes
2ooies SEQ. 5 ,843 in Der 2%ouiitana Stdatsz
2otterie unb bat iebt Is, 200 falte, bdrte
Dollars oaflr auf5utDeilen, oa Das gan5e
St6et leiner Numrner etnen Nertb bon
$500, 900 bate. Oils Elm 8erihterftatter
Der Stmes BET ibm poripra6, mar er IN
8e3ug auf Die nGberen Gin3elbeiten anfans
lebr 3uriid6alteno, beItGti9te ieoo9 lhlteB>
lid bic i6on ertpdbnten 9batia6en. Sein
Slid tpuroe 10 aasen1etn unter ieinen Dtez
len Sreunben b%efannt, oaB CT taGlt6 nit
ber5li6en @ludwunl6en uno sabuolen 9uz
ten Gatblhldeen iberldittet piro. 9err
Spineenberg lit Elm i6arfer, tluser ilnser
8ei6dftsmann unb bat iein n%elterrun9eneS
@liidsgelo bereits portbeilbaft angelegt.
get6t i'm @erin9lten bat fein Slid ibm ben
&opf berorebt, aber Der unertpartete 8eftB
bieles Siimm6ens bon $4,000 bat ihm etne
Soee s~e9ebsn, BON pen 'aa9ensbmen Sorsen,
nelhe i'm QIgemetnen bet Geihtbum NIT
fi1 bringt. = Gbica8O(S a.) z ime s,
u. Suli.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-04
Gin D~iel9enarrter.
Slutiee Rade zines Setroeenert

@er bic 9ei6ensgeidi9te bOrte, bic Der
IN elmer Belle Der Oesplainesz Ctr. >Station
ein9elperrte Nrbeiter 6arrD s. @allb gu
er5dblen tpuBte, Der fonnte es benz iun9cn,
Dielfa6 aenarrten Wanne ntht periibeln,
oaB tbm lbIteBli6 Die @ebulo riff uno er
at Dem Weibe, 0as tbn gepreat bate, &ade
nabln. Gor mebreren @ohen CAB @alib
cine quite Stellun9 in Spofane Sails,
Wa1htngton, auf, unb be9ab fih mad
@lepelano, Sbip. 9ort loute i'm ietne
@ouitne, SrGulein Slip 6arrilon, Der @e>
genitano leiner Gerebrung, BEN er letn au
1en1en fi6 i6on lett ssSabren gelobt bate,
treffen, I'M bas @bebinoniB au i6lieBen.
60 ma e5 alsgelnaht.
Oils lYalib in Glepelan6 eintraf lu6te ct
Dergebens na6 letner StQD. @nolt6 na6
6tlls uno 6erfragen erfubr er, baB Slip
beretts tbr 6er3 peri6enft bate uno nit S.
g. 2efeper, benz Gormann Der Chicago
Stltng Company, in Dem Sauie BOG Oton>
roe Ctr, III @btcaQo, 3ulammenlebte.
Wallb padte leinen &offer unb manberte
mad Gbicago. Oils er Dor ether ISOLDE bier
ber fam, iu6te ct Slip auf unb ri1tete
abermalS Die Srage an fte, pb ite ibm ongez
bDren tDolte. SiQD la9te 81 unb Wallb
mietbete cine @obnung an Der @de BON
6aliteoz uno Is. StraBe unb begann, bies
ielbe ein3uri6ten.
Oils Malib nit Der 6auseinri6tung fertig
mar, bate ii6 baS SrGulein abcrinals etnes
Qnoern belonnen uno it6 enti6loiien, bod
nit ibrem 2efeDer gu leben. Sic Derlpra6
ieoo6, tbm ietne Nus(a9en gu pereiten.
@eitern @beno fteale ft6 @alib elm, UNI
oas Gelo etnau5teben. EtuD aber bate bass
~ -. - - $500 ~ ~ H-1 "
iie in troBigsm Son, 6aB ie aud ni9t baz
ran oenfe. i'm 3u be3a5Ien.
0as mar scnug fir Walib. @r 3os elm
&aitrmeier aus Der Tai6e unb Sog Die
&Linge bur6 bas @elt6t bes WfGohens,
einen Sdnttt, Der bon Or gu Obr rei6te,
beruriaheno. 2eieDer, Der it6 I'M 9tebenz
simmer aufgebalten bate, elite auf Die
6iliernfe ieiner Satin" bin3u, Inn eben>
falls Elm paar Wefieriti6e am Mrm, an Der
6anb uno i'm @eit6t gu erbalten. @alib
tDurbe inn 6auie Derhaftet.