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ROWLING.

II vas nisht Of surprises At the academy tsurna-
mont last evening. The nrst game wss something the
large audience could not understand The Gotham
Club who easy victims for the ether clubs walked
away from the Kosedaiss ana won with ssse. The
The sun., 1890-12-23
Game. or the I.er,,lsra u. ..d a. A.

The hrst indoor handicap meeting Of the LorArd
Debating and Athletic Association of Jersey City WAS
held At and Rink last night and the next question
to be debated before the club will be shall We hold
any more indoor meetings" The vote will undoubt
sdly result in favor Of the negative side for last
nights meeting vas . failure The following arc the
rssuits as furnished by the oniciAl;
Twohundrsd andtwenty yard Handicap Run-fina
heat wen by D.. bweeny rEtime a z HyardD; Is.
Is. Harnes, NJ J. A. T. kcrstch) second Time. W 2.6
seconds
One thousand ysrd Handicap Run-won by W. Clossis
Wayne a G. % ysrdI; q; sannapn, Wayne A e ue
Fivshund r.dyArd Handicap Novice Raos-FinA al heat
Won by A. ]. HsrYin Riverside A. q Q. Coshisn West
End A &. srcsn Time, I minute 81 30 second.
,.Two,thGu.snd yard Hsndie.p Run Won 6y II.
seconds
Running High Jump Handicap-wou by C. T. VIE
s.nd Iew York A. q q nshs' WITH an so!usl Jump II
ssl second, with jump OF tset Inches; 4. Eioksl
son. New York A. Q. Usrstehh third With jump Of
one. and a haif.mils walt. nandicsp-woa by G. L.
Eic0lL Manhattan A. G. NorAtoh); b. KeatnR n. J.. A.
q. 10 seconds second Tune. II minutes IL sseondS
The sun., 1890-12-23
Ts Eat U.der Novel Co.sitlJas.

On Saturday last ono skip Graham issued fsm the
Old Homestead. South First and Rosbiing strsts vii
MAmsburRh. . challenge to IAN eating match br $50
side" Yesterday Robert Gsttinxs, who calls himself
the champion eater OF the Second ward BooElyn.
made known his Willingness TO accept skirs deii
And the pair Will meet u day two 10
prsliminares Of an unu'uA match and one that prom.
isss to be Interesting n well As novel Each psry viii
name friend and these two viii upon Fefsres.
The later oicsl wili seisct the food 10 be eaten
has absolute in the quantity and variety of
sdbes 10 bs tackled The rst man 10 give uI atea
ness no ha. eaton more than LIS opponent Nhen the
latter eAyes In.
The sun., 1890-12-23
The Professional Fool Tsur...eas,

The professional pool teurn amsnt at Frank Las-
IsncsS fooms vas concluded last night vhsn Ereseu
defeated Lnddngton by 30 70 81. welsh wea 6ss
The sun., 1890-12-23
ylAr cAhK.

The King County whseimen defeated the fseonies
IN the nrut eame Of the arookyn National tournament
last evening ~ the Elephant Club house alleys The
The sun., 1890-12-23

Fide,ia .. 40 l4e ga 2s5 3os 477 Sa4 67o eos 73l
RnsedAls rs i4s ISL 2e4 3S8 40 655 6S3 7l8 III
Cmp,rs-w. Meyer. Scorsrs-J. Rufsr and J. u. Men.
The sun., 1890-12-23
Buy of tho Manufacturer.
OPEN EVENINGS,

UurDWC TAN. sONEsET. a noHsY.
uUlUl u Ths Grs~s CssEh Isusiz.
Tx 1T. T1ICD ~ ora
The sun., 1890-12-23
The MeGulgg.. and Gallagher " &c" To.
night.

Nike Boyle, President Of the Knics erbocker Athletic
Club Of Hsboksn. called At tho Illustrated h,zs ONCE
yesterday and pssted the $50 purso wh!ch Paddy
hcGuigEAn and Alex Gallagher are to nRht for tits
evening" The match calls for atMtnty round 90 With
Club of Iioboken Tho men anpear In the ring
eoclock shArI and no person VIII be sanIlte nlo the
club after that hour.
The sun., 1890-12-23

There was about 81. .ayerave attendance Of msmbsrs
last nig at the weekly handicap prize games OF Our
Bowling Club their aleys In the Tennis Court build
Ing Forty street yet the
absence tie majority Of what known 10 the team
men the bowling was OF unusually high order. The
The sun., 1890-12-23

The annual election OF the Manhattan Athletic Club
took place last night, when ths following ticket was
elected President George W. Carr; Woe President
william J. swan Secretary. q. c. Hughes; Treasurer
Walton storm; Captain. b. J. Cornell; First Lieuten
ant Eugene Van schAicti Second Lieutenant y. A.
Ware; Governors U, y. Trottsr. George A. Avery, r.
Bsecker RAthbons, Lincoln A. Stuart II. A. Appsliux
z. Q Ferry, TA neEwsa Warren sss. C. brit.9I
H. Ilagler Herman OsrichA although escted. has
declined to serve The vacancy wiz be hed BY the
Board OF Goveruors.
The sun., 1890-12-23

A match game between Clarence Rudyard OF the
South Paw W. Smith OF tho ClermOnt Bowling
Ciubt Of BROOKLYN will be rolled the Elephant club
house alleys next Saturday
The sun., 1890-12-23

MAN, uptown bowler. attended the entertainment
and bail q the FI!sdsas veIsin No ~ the lexington
matte section Of the GsrmanlA Quartet t1ub amused
the large audience With two clsysr skstchsA
The sun., 1890-12-23

soonie .. a. las 2S7 $50 4U< 4e5 5S< 625 cas- 7aS
q Whselms en- es l28 2O5 $40 4sl SEQ 63s 735 sl0
Umpirs-F. Donaldson Bcorsrs-w. Wilson and q.
urtiia.
The sun., 1890-12-23
nHcoSp CANE


Echo ITO 27s IS 44s SIT GOT COL 10 $50
Psconic Is l25 1877 40 s3l S36 +sS SIT 0o< I'll
Umpire-F. Donaldson seorsrs-H. Wilson and g.
CurtSs-
THIRD
The sun., 1890-12-23

Rossdala i&S eO7 2st 900 4l6 $50 5I5 $40 133
GOTHAM l62 2l9 alt 800 47l $40 $50 72+ $50
Umpirs-A Paulsen. scorers-D. O wuehrmann and
8. Nbch
The sun., 1890-12-23

f.atsa the Fast Eighty sixth Branch on the institute
alleys on Saturday evening by the following score:
DormaSsn. los shiInan las; G. Brandt. lla: Wsdsl.
kern ls7; Hoog. 1872 Kreussr las; Hilpsrs It's; 'oz
$50 Total l,5 5b2.
East Eighty sixth ssrset-Fletehsr 1877; stiEer l72;
JehnsL G3; brown 100: Robb l34: rranard to3: Gss-
ssrt l52; Crais, 1875; xunsie 40; Cook loa Total
/ 3S2
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
They Want Damages.


Mr., Frank Pfeiffer, living in tho
southern part of the county has COM
menced suit against the Rock Island
railway company, claiming of the de-
PENDANT 5000 damages. The plaintiff
AYERS in his petition THAT one day last
fall he applied at the depot in Brayton
for ticket to Extra, making the appli-
cation fifteen minutes before leaving
time. The agent was busy and unable
TO wait on him and told him TO pay his
fare on the train. Pfeiffer boarded the
train and rendered twelve cents fare to
Extra, when the conductor, in accor
dance with the rules of the company,
demanded ten cents extra. Pfeiiier
kicked on the ten cent assessment, and
after regulation amount of parleying
the train was brought to stand still
and he was put of, and compelled to
walk 10 his destination. lis not claim
ed, We believe, that he was particularly
injured in being put off the train, or
that the friction of the ties ratified his
nervous system, or that he encountered
any serious obstacle in his stroll to
Extra, 30 the Inference is left that his
dignity was degraded to the extent Of
5000 damages. II certainly could not
be successfully claiHed that Pfeilfer
has appreciably suffered by loss of gail.
A more modest claim Is that Of Mrs.
Chas. Ochiltree against the North
Western railway company. About a
year ago Mrs, Ochiltree was driving
where the wagon road runs parallel
with the railway track north of town,
whom the train came along. The engi-
neer gave tho customary signal with
the whistle for crossing, which SO
frightened the team being driven by
Mrs. Ochiltree that the buggy was cap
sized, and the lady sustained the tract
ure of limb. The amount of damages
claimed is very reasonable, although
the question as to the companyis liabii-
ty Is one which only the court in tho
light OF tho evidence can determine.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
Resolution Of Respect.

WHEREAS, Death | AZ removed from
our midst our believe friend and broth.
er, Eli Weston, m .mber Of Aretas
Lodge No. 3s6. /. o. &. f., OF Audubon
Therefore be IL
Resolped, by the members Of said
lodge that In adding VI testimony 70
the long, useful and lonorable career
II our deceased broth n, we desire alse
20 extend TO his relat res our heartfelt,
for the gre, : loss they and
We have sustained IN ,arting with him,
To lived and died, be ring ever the per,
TACT record OF kind usband and faith.
ar and an honest man
SETH PAINE,
q. w. ELLIS,
A. l.. VIEWER,
Committee.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
Marie l.

In Dorgils township, Sunday after
noon, February 10th, . t the residence Of
tie brides parents, IL Samuel Wilson
~ Miss Dora slayton, rev. 4. L. Ilgen-
ftitz oflici. ing. Anlmher Of invited
e 'ests witnessed the O remony and ex-
h,uded congratulations We bespeak
for NJ. and Mrs. Wilson a long and
lappy Iifs,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
Resolutions by Allison Post, G. A. p.

WHEREAS, Death has again entered
our Post and our beloved Comraie John
Swart has been SUMMONED by the Great
Commander to the fnal roll call and
muster out. Ii is therefore
Res0iced, That in the death of Com.
rade Swart, We recognize the loss of
another true man and defender of our
country. That we tender to the family
aud relatives eff our dead comrade our
sincere and heartfelt sympathy in this
the time of their great sorrow and af-
Fiction.
That copy of these resolutions be
spread upon the records of the Post,
and published in the local newspapers,
and that q copy be presented to the
family of deceased.
III. +. ANDREWS,
ED. B. COUSINS,
&. III. Cross,
Committee.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
Deriekson's Patent Hog Cholera Com
pound,


Mr., I. E, Henderson, who is handling
the above remedy, is still here ready to
prove the virtue of the medicine. Fol
lowing are reliable testimonials:
Audubon, Iowa, Feb. 18th, 1890.
l wish to say 20 the farmers that
have tried the patent hog medicine that
Henderson Is handling and will say it
done my hogs good had some 60 or
70 sick, | would recommend it to all
farmers. i. Is cheap and easy to raise,
you can grow it on your farm.
WIN. MCLERAN,
l had some So hogs that were sick,
coughing and doing no good and con-
cluded | would lose them. | COM
menoed doctoring them two weeks ago
with the Patent Hog Cholera Compound
that Henderson is selling and now my
hogs seem all right and | am satisfied
IL Is a coed thing. don't thing a far
mer can afford to do without it. 1t is
easy &c grow or buy and is cheap. Can
grow it on the farm.
]. c. BURKEY.
! will say to the farmers that l had
some hogs coughing and doing no good
ind thought they would die. ! got
Henderson to come and doctor them
and now tiisv have Strengthened up and
iool Ike Q different lot Of hogs. am
convinced |, IS y thing farmer cannot
afford :, be without as it is cheap and
Gnu i,a gown on the farm.
y. .II-EaN JOHN NoRRIs.
I hid three sick hogs, one so bad no
would ros leave the nest. After two
or three doses of Mr.. Henderson's hog
remedy tiiey are all right. think far
nlers SHOULD use his remedy and there
D. saye thousands OF dollars worth Of
hoz5 for very small sum.
il. Il. Cole.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
SPRING, 1890.

We are now ready for the spring trade
with the most complete lines Of spring
dry goods we have ever shown, just re.
ceived from the best markets of The
east. We have determined 10 run our
seasons sales higher than ever before
and are going to do II by giving you the
lowest possible prices on first class
goods 1t in yet carly anu whether
ready to purchase oil not we ask you to
call and examine goods and prices. II
will pay you.
VAN SCoY & Son.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
NOTICE.

Notice Ii hereby given 70 the quail
fed electors of the Audubon lnde.
pendent School District, in the county
of Audubon, state of Iowa, that the
annual meeting of said Independent
District will be held on Monday tho
10th day Of March 1890, NJ the town
hall In Audubon for the election of two
directors for the full term; and for tho
transaction of such other business as
may be legally done at said election.
The polls will be open at l2 o'clock IN,
and remain open until Z o'clock p, II.
by order of the Board of Directors.
THos. WALKER,
Secretary.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20

Come in wagons, come
Oh horseback, come on
foot, and be sure to
come to the Great Fore
eG Sale OF Boots and
Shoes. We wiz give
yeu prices that yoI
cant afford TO miss.
L, Q, JACKSON.
Old P. 0. Building,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20

The question of voting on apprepria-
tons will come up at the hour OF two
o'clock 2. NJ. on the day Of election
FRANK GLEASON, THos. WALKER,
President, Secretary,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
>,.~ --s--~T 4viIc sale.

L. J. Stanton, section 3, Melville, will
sell at public sale on Tuesday, February
25th, 30, S3 head Of cattle, horses, 50
Poland China shoats, implements, etc.
Liberal terms and free lunch. II. n.
Carper, auctioneef.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20

Dentist removed to Ilew.itiS p.ock.
Capt, r.. :, Nster h .i,uling at vi
gS,a.
Cows are SELLING az puHic sales at
from ssS 10 SSs.
Miss Jennie Cassiday we've to Chila.
60 Monday morning
Dr, II, l., Osborn made a professional
visit at Menlo, Monday.
sa, I,,a.---- -. a-.. rues
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
POULTRY WANTED.

L. c. SnS dor & Co. want all the nice
fat poultry, also fresh eggs. The highc
est cash price paid. @a~ =.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
For X mt.

A good farm of asb acres In Cameron
township. For terms inquire Of
ANDREWS Il HANNA.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20

-.tSw doth the busy Larrabee
lnprove each shining hour,
rs llv drawing Boies' salary
\ q holding fast to power"
~'Peoria Transcript.
Milliaely and fancy goods in the
latest style at Cloughly 4 Shoesmiths.
Large myaec Of new goods jpst-- VS.
ceived. .-~~-vv--F~
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
BUSINESS cANj COLUMN.

No. a. NASH. ~ T. PHEL ~ x Y. ORREN,
NASH. Pr EL7S q GREEN,
A TroRNEYS .,H, Au,s bon, Iowa.
"A Rooms oyei t)fIe rclai panl Park
Place South
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
NlISCELLANECus.

WALKER Hoo Sc,
~ II. WALKER, PROl =, AUI,JrDN, IOWA;
J First class hotel, good 80 pc Ul1,S ana
fils I.lpc South side OF ! tNdNAA
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
1876 90 1906 90

We estimate the following amounts will meet
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20

c. w. DE N - TX, M. y
~FElCE OVER A. y ptrBERTS s 90. 3
Drug Store. OH, lfs $50 10 80 a. M
tnt to . y. N. llh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
4 WITH FIGHT THAT xAY PROVE FATAL.

Shortly after 10 o'clock last night James W. Morley
s,wdus dealer Of No. 261 Avenue d. was standing In
front Of hts hone smoking cigar Just then Mrs. Mary
Oliver Of No. o03 Avenue D. and Mrs. Kate kHrnqh OF
No. $50 Avenue H. along having friendly converse
ton They passed remark that II they hah board'rs
IN IN. family expenses would b" lighter Morley 'oH'
inrly replied that would like to be on" OF the bder
one word followed another and the complainant" o'
Tho s~a.on wr," passed. Morley then called the "omp'
by instng names and they into Mrs DIVERS a'a'.'
nicnts shouting that they had been grossly ihs"'ea,
Jobn Oliver the husband OF the woman Olivrr anu
John Mr,lurk wcr, having friendly gam" OF 'sr'S
tho trnc They jumped up. and. after b"!na 'hfo'"e"
Of what had taken place. dawn IN wh'rc NOTIFY
and demanded yatiSarton. Morley was soon sprH"H's
on tho sidewalk md when h. reached his fcet aea Nv
kicked McC;urk IN the Ieas The men then cIhr"u "u
tho widest kind Of excitement prevailed morley mum,
and sistcr came TO his rescue. and MIS- oNer anu "
Kicrnan s,.o tok hand 10 It. Suddenly Morley t.' "
the .idew ak crying that he WAS stabbed III, 'rtr lynn
also shouted a. Mr.. KitnSn cut open nor heso WIN
,tcher Md MIR. Oliver dragged hc mother afo"ha INC
adcwslk ty the hair. When oclr'f om'h' VI VIZ
Eighteenth Precinct came upon the scene nj ony
found the Morley family. but h.1f as''hAn '''
had made themselves scarce. Morley ano MS '' we'e
,.ktn TO Bellevue Hospital. where their ,hI"r'. ".r
nronounced serious The police arr s'nrhhe iof ."o
..,,i,.ns and arc surA OF arPcstIng them ~'Iiin "
hnupa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
Mss vOKHs READY FOR A NEW SEASON

Miss Rosina vokes and her husband. Cecil Clay re-
turned from their summer visit TO England on the
Germanic yesterday. Miss vokcs IL In much bAtter
health than when. she went away and Is looking for
ward TO 4 pleasant season. she said last night
"we have all long stays this season. ten weeks IN
Sew-Y York, Hvo In Boston. four In Phadelplla, four
In Chicago und a week esch IN Cleveland. Toronto
Montreal. Detroit. Plttsbnrs. Washington Baltlmor"
and Brooklyn. rhavc a"nmber Of now pieces. among
tlism q thrcc-art comedy by sidney Orundy entitled
Tho silver Shield ahd several one oct pieces.
any company will b much the same * last season
With fcw add lions. Felix Morris still remains as
my chief support. | have also retained Co'rtenay
THORPE Ferdinand Gst,schalk Charles J. Bell. GInn
stewart +. Holfe and Robert Rivers. My associate
ladies will be Misses Emily bAncher. Marion Kilby
aid Eleanor Lane. Clarence Fleming, who has orcn
With mc since first visited this country uAth my own
conpany will continue as my manaser while , d. H.
wilson Will occupy the position OF treasurer ana nrtns
manager. The rest Of my company Will arrive nrxt
wec whea we shall b.En IN TIea of us 'nori a we
viii 20 in body to Niagara FAILS wh"ro we sha
have a weeks rchea rsalf ana Dcglh o'r scsooh I"
Iockport y. Y, on the "4tl.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
cAMEsIN OTHER OITIES.


noson Sept, Up to the end OF the first hall OF inc
fourth inning the Bus,ons had the game well IN manu-
., nucn,on was In, ncibc and c Bostons made Se'crA
nr,o,. That rave Philadelphia tho lead and tho ce ~
score: a "A
I,sss. Gii L'...~S Q 9 Q X;
n,.cht.Io.ton : Philadelphia s. Errors Bos 'oh o.
,biaJrinhia g. pt,hefs- DufAn.on aud ''u'ber'' ILL.,
Dlrrs-k niGht and Jones' ..,
Chi,aso s~pt 5.-The dav WAS cloudy ana the a'"""'
.,cc ANAL Foeer's batting and h"ldna won tho game
oftcr ru~ had nearly lost T. BY his w'ldnr" Inc score
C en-, YsS,, *. hs::"~s : g 2 ! ! 9 D )
na.nh,,,-rhraro II. CINCINNATI g.. EIro',, Chicago
c,nsnm.tt rtchcrs--Dolan aud Luby. tmoire-Mc'
Quad. ,..,. J.. . 49,,
SYRACUSE s,pt 5-There is question whether to'dav's
Gam. Will be countd a. a championship or an exhibition
On. Il "a, an open date and championship gam" Is
chcdId FOR n morrow. but hc Stars ana ST. Io' hau
No, obtained the consent OF the other clubs to play an "N
hn,io, ranc to-day Won der Ahc says that ~ was IN
cxhhion esur but Manager Fraser Is Of tho opinion that
under the circumstances will be counted Champion
ship game. The score 80
e. a fcSi. .......:.'... o o .
MISUNDERSTANDING II. ST. Louis 0: l:rror- Syracuse
z St Louis 5. Pitrhers-Cascy and Hart Umpire
Curry. -,
uur,.,o Sept 5.-Thc Buffalo and Cleveland Players
teams crossed bats to-day. the home nihc winning easy
The score q follows:
rr,.,,Ions A. L?:.. 3 . 9 g -Ss
na.rht.-Bunalo .. Cleveland 1o. Errors-nunalo l.
CIcveand 4. P,tchcrs-Gruber and Stanoid tmpres-
Gsnnry and Sheridan. -
Dstmorc Sept. 6.-Managcf Barnie has released HIM.
e third baseman who 70 Baltimore from the ois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

This evenings performance at the Madison SQUARE
Theatre will be Mr. Mansfclds Tooth In Beau Bruh''
melr Miss beatrice Cameron will appear In tie play
for tho first ume and there will be other changes "
the cast. Souvenirs will be distributed.
r,. lac, performance. OF 1.-THE Canuck.' by Mckee
R.nkn and his company at tive Bjou Theatre. will bc
s1vcn this afternoon and evening. Aha
The seven snabians" has proved 80 popular al .Hc
u.r,n,n Uncra Honse that Il will be continued mex.
veal instrsd OF tho revival OF Clover when was d
first intended. ,.
III. annual report OF the Actors Fund OF Amcr.ci
has boen published In pamphlet OF forU PAGES .no
substance Of It VA given In these columns ~ s'e
Of the annual meeting In June. TIE trc3s"T IN ~
nort shows total assets on June oi S':'''o *o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
THE SARATOGA RACING SEASON.
THE WINNING STABLES AND WINNING HORSES

THE WINNING STABLES AND WINNING HOHSE0
THE FIRST RACE on THE COURSE
Saratoga. Sept. observation-disclosures the meeting
OF the Saratoga Racing Association which closed last
Thursday Is counted a. the twenty seventh season.
yet the racing ct the Springs hos been carried on Tor
twenty eight years. practically under tho same man
sssment The first season Of racing at Saratoga DO
gan on August 3, 1869. and the first race was
sweepstakes for three. year dds at mile heats There
were two starters: DR.. weldon's b. Z. Lizzie W.. by
Ecythian-Prinella: and J. s. watson's b. c. Captain
Moore BY Balrowlne-Jennle Rose. The lister won
the first heat In 90 10. and Lizzie W. the last
two in l.32 and 80 1-e. In the Official summary
It is stated that the track WAS 900 yards short OF
mile but once round counted as . milo.' The 1ndees
on the occasion were John Hunter nnd John F. Purdy.
The racing the present trncR began In 1874 o"'
tho charter not obtained until the following year.
The season Just closed has been remarkably sue
cessfu During the thirty days 100 races were run, III
which tho purses and the added money to the stakes
amounted to $685. while the total amount won oy
the successful stables including entrance foes anu
surplus in selling races. o1,os7 80. This SUN
was distributed among eghtythrcc stables, the SANTA
Anita being the heaviest winner. with the D"yer
Brothers second. There were 100 horses fhot won
money, Sir John having the largest amount To nus
credit, These orc the figures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
WHAT ATHLETES WILL DO TO-DAY.
A NCMBER OF INT ERISTING CONTESTS TO BE
pEC1pEp or LAND ANn WATER.

Tho Riverside Athletic Cub will hold their second
annual fall meeting at Newark 10 day on the club
grounds at Lincoln and Arlington avcs The follow
Ing contests will DO open to all amateurs qualified 10
compete under A. A. 4. ril's which will govern all
competitions. Handiraps 100 900, $50 yard and
mile runs. oncm mile walk. 22o-yard hurdle race
and g running high Jump: also a40Sard novice
rare from scratch
The Wayne A. c. will have o picnic and eames 81
Caledonia Park. jersey CITY.
The brooklyn hurr,sc team are going TO make
another attempt 70 wrc,t the Oclrioh, Cup from the
staten Island team on the grounds Of the latter at
y. m. This Is sure 10 be a gUOd game. Tho teams