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shooting Notes.

Tho New York Rife Club will resume its contest on
tho 2Goyard range at Creedmoor, L. l.. to-day.
A soon as the Washington Heights Gun Club has
of this city they will give their undivided attention
the Jeanette iinn Club
Mr.. W j. Elliott is still patiently awaiting an answer
II regard to his proposed match with c. Never of tho
Jeanette Gun Club Mr. Elliotts address is Barlow.
WestchesteT County, n. y.
President Il. WAlther OF the Zetler Rife Club has
been suffering from tho govt since his arrival In Berlin
and therefore unable to obtain any OF the larger
prizes on tho target of honor
A shoot for the championship of tho United States
with the 81 calibro rifle, restrictions to sight
weight aud trigger pull, distance ITO yardA will be
held this fall at Queens L. l.
Louis DavenportB splendid performance in killing
eXythree birds straight In his recent match against
Peck at lIayorsraw promises to BIO talked about for
long time in trap shooting circles.
The Parkway Gun Club went to Newark with the OK.
pectation OF getting beaten by the veterans OF New
Island marksmen sustained was something for which
they were not prepared.
Gus zimmerman, tho weltknown member OF the
Now York Central SchuctZen Corps, will take part In
the great shooting festival held by the schweitzer
SchuetIen Rund at Frauenfeld. VIII also Alex Stein.
tho crack shot OF the Seventh Regiment over $1,000
francs have been put up In prizes for competition,
10 the world.
An interesting match shot at tho headquarters Of
the Zettler RHO club on Wednesday evening between
Mesers W. Plaisred 4. Bertrand and Pat RelArd,
shots tho German % ring target 2inch bulls eye
Iinch rings distance 10 feet, possible 500 poInts.
bertrand made 2s9 aud $50 total 475 and Plated 2ST
and 235 total 472.
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NEWS FROM THE HORSE WORLD.

Tho PAGER Elva Medium. 2:11k. has been
sold to Jimmie Goldsmith and Ed ODoll for
the reported price OF $4,000.
Tho thoroughbrods In training belonging to
tho Fordham Racing Stables will be sold In the
paddock at GuttenpurR. by Col. $. d. Bruce. on
July So at +. M.
1t Ia said that J. d. HaRgin has moro money
invested In iino horsetesh than any other man
in America. The Rancho del Paso represents
C. IT. KIN order to answer your question
amined. II you will call at this ONCE any oven
ing they will be placed at your disposal
Hanover and Bessie June were galIoped ct
Brighton Beach on July ~. and both went we'll
Hanover II looking remarkably lugty. and
strong hopes nre entertained OF getting him
to race bOfo o long.
1t is reporled that White Hat MCCARTHY has
Determined 70 have peJmAnent abiding
Chased hal INTEREST in the Alton WOOD Farm arm
In Wostchester Mccarthy will transfer all HIS
Thoroughbred and trotting mares from CALI
iornia TO his new farm in Westchester.
sam Bryant says that long distance races for
three ear -olds should not be over q mile and
a quarter. especially In the spnnR OF the year.
he AYERS that nearly every Kentucky Derby
broken down, and that the premature failing
OF Proctor Knott and Spokane was due 10 their
races over long distance OF ground.
1t is the opinion OF many good horsOmen
that " Rio Rey Is not q con hfmed Toarer and
that he will come 10 the front again. lie was
sent fast mile at Chicago on July 20 with ley
De- HS Hs S1 ~ Joe CVHStnSX as TuRnnE mate
not blowing half Is hard as his mateE The
stable, including III Rio ROy, are now on their
way 10 Monmouth Park.
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John l. 10 In Town.

John L. Sullivan arrived in this city yesterday
ing from Boston, where he has been busly engaged
studying up his part in tho play that he 10
in. The champion remained but few hours in the
metropolis He left for Hempstead Long Island to
consult with Duncan b. Harrison. the actor Tho big
fellow never looked better In all his life Sullivan said:
e don't TO talk about that Muldoon business He
has made fool OF himself and don't intend TO follow
his example. You can state. though that mado
of any such words quoted to in alleged in
terrtew NhrrC was made TO say that when i met
Mndoon that would have a gun that would show
need any gun when meet Mudoon; and knows
It better than he docs hmRelt I'll be in New York for
some time and intend 20 devote all my time my
work; but II Mudonn comes around bo,herinR he
will be sorry for It. and Broadway will miss him for
some time to come" When asked Il he had retired
from tho ring for good he broad smile said:
We'll. that's question. The company viii be out on
the road for forty weeks and after that time pos
sbly arrange for a mach: but any that wants
fight mo will have to have big money. and must bo
guaranteed that there will be no law interference after
tho thing Is over"
1t stated last NIGHT that Mudoon had been down
at Manhattan Reach but AS soon as he heard that Snl
van was in the city he quietly packed his grip and
ed
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A SENSATION AT BRIGHTON.
GENERAL GORDON WINS THE ham,
DIoAP, LANDING ODDS OF so TO I.

McCorraick's Roulette Ftlly Too Fleet fou
Her Competitors In the Tws-year-olt
Rnoe-Rarer shows Eaia FIsId tho wal
Home In the Third Event.
The rain which deluged New York and vi
cinity yesterday afternoon did not prevent
| 1000 regulars from attending the Brighton
Beach races. Those who went and were luckI
enough to land on the winners did not mind
| the mud and rain q particle.
The sensation of the day was the victory Of
General Gordon in tho fourth race odds OF sc
| to l being laid against his chances. He made
| all tho running and beat the favorite, Bell
| wood. out quito handily. McCormicks Rou-
lette FLY won the opening event for two-year-
olds In clever style, and Julia Miller bent q
very bad lot in tho second. Ratter. the half
brother to Tenny, beat big field In tho third.
the rejuvenated cripple. Jay F. Dec, running
into tho place. The Wah Ia Wah geldinR land
ed the ffth for Charley OK, and It e upneces;;
not have the mount The last race was run
oyer tho nat instead Of the hurdles, owing to
won by Bassanio with Tarduin in second place.
The following are the summarizes:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $40 for maiden two-year.oldS selling allow.
J.,n Mec0rmicES Oh. T. by strattord-Roui,tta Iol =.
J. 4 Ga6oneys6 O. John NJ loo isms. ......,.....
k Rss f Go1dy ioI En- M'FoFR Kate clark sc
niiy, Terence, Stray Lass and Good Boy also ran
INITIALS paid sass, Sc 81 ''
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse 1900 for threeycar.olds and upward; selling
fs%sr so,sn 5uiis sser by s,oroy-Las. of
J. bona ds ofstS Raspberry as bin,i
R iaS ssss R"iH
Mutual, paid s7,.as. ' a5s5. i si67s.
THE THIRD RACE
Purse $500, for thrseysSroid' and upward; seven
". KiGes eh. G. RatteL s. by KAntata-Beilo of May
AuSSrndaIs stssos Dr. h Jay r. Doe 4 ioi JIccrol
Fnss Nina hsd HsnSn 10 sOr,om :n
GomorrA and Houston also ran;
MutuAls paid $685. siUso, siSso.
TIRE FOURTH RACE.
Purse Ssoo. for three year olds and upward; hAndL
caps ere mile and sixteenth; o-,. H..
ffhapVIis s. aS SsSfM ootaon oy HOG.
}SRs;' ss'xGSS iSS SF IyTS1,
Falcon and GlenmouEd also ran.
Mutualu paid s. es. 81 10 $50
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 for three yeAr-oldA weight ten pounds
6e,3w !he scale; one nile w., q, c,,.,
Il Mssersb ~ i Harrison. liz tMoSorJ
}. Delonki bF Kanesvilo' ll2 CsimsI s
MURRAY EeidnR. Bicndin' TappahannocE, and Car6lno
also ran.
nusu.ls paid $40, T sEfs5 ] 81: files.
THE SIXTH RACE
Purse $500 for three olds and upward;
G. MooneT's b e. BasSnno. aged, by Billet-Lottie.
j. H. Mcccrmeti g Tarqun aged. IDS tiPo;D::.
Echo. Killarney lambda and vanoiuso also ran
Mutuals paid slses. sl%Ss. siisss
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The Black burne-Lee Chess Match.

LONDON july 2a-There wns another large attendance
at tho Exchange Cafe Bradford when Lee opened tho
sixth game OF the match yesterday IL will he remem.
bsred that when Lee had tho blacks no invariably So
lectsd tho French defence. but In tho games in
which he conducted the attack no played tho GInoro
plano and the SocAled zuksrtort oponing-Kt TO II
Ba Yesterday he again opened with the last mon
toned move and the hattie was evenly conducted I'D
TO the middle game when lAckburno got very slight
advantage In spite OF repeated clever tartich black
buTnc could not gain winning position, tho more
Lee played with very good lud gment right through
and draw wAS agreed upon after thirty nlne moves
had been recorded.
Rack burne won by one Of tho most brilliant Comhna
tons shown by this renowned expert Lee % Ayed
smother French defence 1t was In the middle game
where BlAckbuTne by series OF GaCriceA and bSAut
fol moVsA achieved a winning advantage and Leo hHd
80 resign after foTty'seVen movsA
The score Al present 10; BlackbuTne. 2; Lee, o;
The international Masters ChesS Tournament has
been hLed to take place In Manchester England on
Sept %, and not In August aA has been previously
stated
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Snrntora'a Races.

SARATOGA July 25.-To days races were declared on
and tho entries quashed Following the entries for
to.morrows races.
First Race-six fnrlonRa Rnlava, Parry. Princess
isen Mccree RnSl,ke Isaac IeWis ana F:oIsn mEs
Gypsy King, San Jose, and Granite los each.
Ayrshrs Lass EuEenio, and Maggie Ward LOO pounds
each; Mary Stone and Helen Wallace hly. los eRch
Third hace-one mile and an eighth Lavinia Belle
III pounds: Daisy, la. and Hamlet Jos.
Fourth Raee-CAliforniA Stakes ono mile CAssius,
III pounds; HindoocrAft i0S; Hen Harrison lip; Los
Angeles III; Kingston ITO: Belle dor. 1866 Daisy r.
lni Isaac Lewis NJ: DriLZle. ~.
Fifth Race-Une mile and seventy yards ROYAL Gar
ter rs pounds LetreiiA lo7 Dyer lna Ida Girl lUl
sonnybrook iOo; Big Brown jug. 49, Salute. Oo.
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JH Lacy has been appointed assistant secretary to
tho New York O. c. and will look after tho duties OF
that once for the balance Of the season.
The Hamilton c. C.. which organized by g. A.
Noon has sixty memberh The club promises 10
develop into quito large organization and nsRotiA
tonS going on for securing nrstciAss man to
get the ground at tort Hamilton In shape.
viii repeat Itself The ManhAttAnS play. The Kings
COuniys aL Prospect Park The New Yorks play the
mopoiIAnA AZ Central Park and the Bedford6 play the
New Jersey A. Z. at Prospect Park.
There Was to have been meeting Of the Executive
Committee OF the metropolitan District Cricket League
on Tuesday but there not being quorum present the
proceedinEs were Postponed nnIil the next regular
York protested game will be arrived at
a. good work with the willow this year he did last
but his services helder would gain him place on
New York clubs are all yell advised In ksSpng msdI
cal man on hand a. BIZ ssTyices e cSpira PaEf
may BE" :: ossd aaS
TSquisition some day.
The PaerSon Cricket Club has arranged Its schedule
Of fixtures for the remainder OF the season. the
syontS being follows sGturdAyyuly "a Va Brooklyn
Aug : vs. PlGiR1sld Cricket Club at E1ft'ids Park;
s ss a4dsy Aug Il V Knss 9oaaty cssEst etaS
eIietst ciSb az RGsisids fsik: Saturday AUG 80 vs
Manhattan Cricket Club At EAstsde Park; Saturday.
Sept, I. vs. FORT Hamilton Crietet Club At EasuldS
Fstffy s;R Il r d Is an. SGf G:
Graham J, Hinohclins h. sutton a Holmsl J. D. La.
mond. ". cATkSon. Grnlsy.H. wilde. Q. Kerry ARd
J. RdinEG
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The Players League.

NEW YORK Up. L.. IL: CLEVELAND tP. LII 8.
oLE'ELAND, July 25.-There were whole
IAus Of base hits In to-day's game at the
SDtoInefhood grounds, and Cleveland got q lit
70 Tue worst Of 1t. The New Yorks plugged
sway al tho bali as though they meant to drive
%e cleveland outllelders to drink and Rad
sOtu ana McAleer sprinted about ten miles,
punlns down long fys and chasing homo runs
any INV 'hree'baPcers For three innings the vIs-
CUTS cUls aunt hit OBrien with much effect. while
s'S,elaHH IN the mean time had three lfo-size
,uhS on the blackboard. Buck Ewing re-
1Son Eea, Incidentally that the game was lust
1Nss WIN derlsion, but after the fourth In
SAprophet. The score: '0 ON"N'
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Entries. for Hudson County wheeImen's
Road Race.

While tho entries for the twenty .nvemie scratch
open road OF the Hudson County wheelmen which
will be run TO-DAY, not numerous, thoy include
class which fall TO mako close and interesting
Soy g; " i, BsyWss < G w. Ne PAkMGC. Wv.
I. g W; c. r. Craig. Brooklyn: g r; Hinge ii, G ";
.MsLough!Hn T. e " 81, SiT handsome silver 'rophes
J; bensinssr g BAyes ". steveN C. Craig aid i. 7.
hcLoughlaD.
Ihs Larchmont PIKE Trains viii leave Grand Central
course may be reached by boat TO Glen Island and
crossing 70 New Rochelle, The road over which tho
TWO turnl.
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A bicycle TRACK for Brooklyu.

Many Efforts have been made by prominent Brooklyn
whsolmSn TO secure bicycle track. but all their OH
beavers unsueosaIful until within the last few
weeks, when Capt W. Murphy OF the Kings CouAty
WhSemen by dint Of hard labor has frSm the
Brooklyn LAcToSHo Club their consent v ALLOW bioyest
upon the payment of ANAL annual fee the privilege
OF the Washington Park track for training HuTpOSeI
OF holding races on any open datsA Mr. Murphy q de-
hirouB 10 receive the cooperation OF all the Brooklyn
clubs in shoTt TO foGler the scheme that number
Of bicycle race can he held during the SeAson From
BeA Of support have been TSosVed from all the racing
men In the City OF Churches
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Samuel Freeth And Jack Lloyd Join th.
NJ. A. &.

There were mAdder athletes in this big town yes.
tsrdAy than tho members OF Tho Prospect HArrierA
whose ranks had been broken into by OF larger
athletic clubG Tho Manhattan Artistic Club is spurng
effort to land the championship trophy and defeat
It's great rival, tho New iorkh since the Eastern
championships tho club oicerS have hssn unusually
Sctys with the result that host q new talent viii don
The latest regulations are Samuel fTsoth and Jack
Lloyd two Of The cross country championship team OF
the Prospect HATriefs FTSOtb 10 under suspension at
present BY the Amateur Athle!Io Union for oOmPstnv
newsdeAleEsa gALnea ~ broadway fArk BrookIyn.
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The N. Y. Y. c. Cruise.

Tho Regatta Committee OF tho Now York Yacht Club
that as It has accepted Commodore Gorrys
invitation to sail with him the flagship the cruise
which begins week the Electra will be the judges
boat for all tho races and viii time the runs from port
port Tho for the Goelet Cups 81 Un cup for
Bciooners and 500 cup for sloopR will be sailed OF
Newport Aug or 2. The distance is thirty.eg light
miles, and there / no time limit.
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Earned runs-Rochester. 4; Toledo. s.. Twoease
hits-Crfin Lyons Smith. Sage Three base hits
sch;faer. Grim. Wsrdsn. Hons runaMel;uire sacri
First base on baLls-on Barr 8; OF Smith ! Stolen
bases-schefier. swartwoed Nicholson. scheibeck C.
Barr :; BY Smith. |; Double plAy.GTm and PhiIlps
hours Umpire-Curry Attendance-l,O7.
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The Crescent Gun Club Shoot.

The Crescent Gun Club. held their regular monthly
shoot at Dexter Park yesterday. The rain prevented
large number from putting in an appearance at the
ground. only 1--WE members being present The medal
by J. Gilman. who killed out OF a possible T.
For second prize j. HOPKINS and H. Hiiman were tind
and in the shoot on at birds Hopkins killed three
straight and The scores were: }. Gilman Il: n.
Human, 5; J. Hopkins. 5; G. WhRlen. 4, +. Dickn-
5.
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Trottinr Mt PIttsbureh-Harry WiIkes's
Trial.

PITTSBURGH, July 25ovsr 5000 PERSONS attended the
races at Homewood Driving Park to day. The weather
was nne but tho track was lumpy and slow. Harry
wilkes on the programme TO beat his record for
special purse of s. 500, but of tho heavy
track the event was pos poned until to morrow.
Tho unfinished 227 was won by Keokee in the
seventh heat semicoon won the 2:23 trot Dandy
tho 2:33 trot and scioto Girl tho 2l7 pace Betting
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Harmed runs-Boston Q, PlttsbmFh, q Three base
hits-Carro Fields Brown BroutherH Nash. Two
base hits-Brouthera en- Nash. Gumbort Sacrifice
hiis-lianlon Brown stolen bsses-dumbert stovey.
Pirat base on bhls-CarToll. Robinson. Kelly. Nash.
Struck out.Beokley Calvin stovey. Kelly. Umpires-
Pierce and Leach. Time l'3o Attendance. I,b71
PHILADELPHIA n. L. 7; CHICAGO r.. La
CHtuieo. July as-Mnnager Buninton and his little
band OF Quaker bali gave another bowl of soup into
the Chicago Brotherhood Club this afternoon Tho
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Earned rUnB-FhindeIp6ia, TWobA1e htB-Ryan,
Fogarty Grimm. Wood fhrcs:bsse hitS-ptcEett Null.
stolen bssts-Comiukey, Shlndle Double pley-FoRaIty
n r1era nH.n DS III P.rpaM usmsn ~
Togarty. Mnlvey. Left on bnses-chicago 2: Phila-
dephiA 8. Timo-l:1o Umpirea-KuiEht aud Jonea
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Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati VI New York, at Cincinnati
ShicaEo "a BrSoklyn At e S;haeSEo
cleveland VI. Philadelphia At Cleveland
FLATERs' LEAGUE
Cleveland Va New York, at Cleveland.
Chicago va philadelphia At Chicago.
Pittsburgh vs. Boston. at Pittsburgh
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn VI. St Louis at the Polo grounds.
1t6istics VS. Louisville. at PhiiHdeiphia.
Syracuse Va. Columbus, at syracuse.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Washington Va Baltimore. at Baltimore.
e. V OF e. .rF1er
New Haven va Newark, at Newark.
AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION.
Yonkers Athletic Club va New York Athletic Club az
Berkeley Athletic Club W. Manhattan Athletic Club.
at the Polo grounds.
AMATEUR LEAGUE.
staten island cTicketS Va Staten Island Athletics at
Cresent Athletics W. EnRlewood Field Club, at Bay
GANKs
weEtcotts VS.. st. Louis College. at Stamford.
BsdtordS va Brooklyn Athletics, at Brooklyn Ath-
Star An stics rs Eighth Ward Athletics at Newark
Cornthian Athletic Club va Maroons, at West Now
tsnoxys Moptslair Athletes =: az MoncIair
Haeteu Carhart 4 Co. Vs. New Jersey Athiotcs at
Bergen Point
Perth AInboy.
vile.
st Peters Lyceun VS.. stocktonS at Oakland Park
Puritan Athletics vs. GTeenvie Athletics at Green
Vile
tabernacle Athletics vs. West Bergen AtheticS ct
ackssson 4 Robbins vs. GrsenvilIe Y. NJ C. A.. At
KensinHton, Athletics va Kings County Athletics, at
Prospect Park.
WailinRiord vs.. Cuban Giants A. w0ilinRford.
Linden vs. Silver stars at Linden
AiertS VS. Little Falls, at PaHsAic.
brighton Athletics va Brooklyn Post ONCE at Eastern
Park.
Black Diamonds va CIovelAnds at theHold Polo
Crescent League vs.. Trentons at Palnheld, ~ j.
r. Downing Co vs. Elm Tree At Elm Tree
'HscEensaci vs. 0ritani Field Club at Hackensack
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When Baby was sick. We gave her castorIa.
When Shs was Child. she cried for CAStOriG,
When she became Ms, she chung 10 oASsOEiA,
WhSa he had ChiIdrsH. che gave thSA OASaSSiA
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Pennsylvania EA'I:e.a 90 MOA-OutL Park

Special trains leave New York from stations foot OF
CoILhndL and DesbrosSes streets every race dAv At
DAYS only Att r. Nj returning Immediately after the
IACea-4d1
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TrottInr mt Eminsuos.

ELLINGTON, July 26-DeKhtfui weather. . large at
tendance fair track and good sport the features
At tho Emnence trotting meeting to-day. The sum
mAres follow;
2.B5 stake.
Peanut ar e, by Playine .......................i
Crescent b m by Belmont ;..........2 2
9;27 clasA
Lizzie. On T. 6y hutwood ;,.........,..........l
Magic T., D. r. by Young Jim ...................2
Tims-2s7 $40, a;ss,
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THE RECORD.


ROCHESTER, July 2a-It q spirited contest between
Toledo and Rochester to-day and for long time vic;
the bird away from Rochester. Toledo hit him for q
tai of seventeen bABeG The score:
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Tao EIsgaat saratoGa I.InItaa

Leaves Grand Central 8tAtloA via New York Central
u SUPERB Wagner diSWiST iOSH ana bGdSt SESE:
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'A0oEIrN pL.Ls; BUFFALO In. IL. 8.

ul SSS,'ALo' July cunningham, was schsd-
Sp ~ 10 pitch Tor Buffalo today, but without
"a Bnallon Buckley was substituted and
ear rSS'ns won easy. WSyhinE Was an
ssHSs asld w VIVA ~ rs SIS SplS1diH sup