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RACING At BRIGHTON BEACH.
Two Races for Cornehlsen with coriolauus
and King Grab.

Two Races for Corne ehIsen with Coriolauus
and King Crab.
About four thousand persons saw the races
at Brighton Beach yesterday afternoon, the
track being very soft and muddy after the
heavy rains Of the past twenty four hours.
Things would have passed of most onjoya.
bly, but for the vexatous delays between races,
forty-lve minutes elapsinC between the second
and third events. Coriolanus won the opening
event in hollow STYLE running away from his
field. while Phrnix had no difficulty in disnos-
ing OF his opponents In the second King Crab
won the third, but JuGRler. the runner up, was
found the best horse. as after getting the worst
OF the start. and being at one time fifteen
lengths behind the leaders, he ran the winner
10 half length. and would have won had Day
kept him IN tho centre OF the track. Badge
captured tho fourth in gal op. while the fifth
In this event with q stable boy up, and a few
people wore Euleess enough to play him.
Bassanio had things his own way In the hurdle
race.
These are summaries Of the events:
FIRST RACE.
Purse 5000 OF which $50 to second for year ods
Cornehson's eh, c. cor,olAnu'. by St BlAise-Cor.
LaIeinpds CHI T. RI spent 100 French ......,.... }
We prd hSr Rn:hi,lI, er E Envy GH,s5 5,5 ~ GA%ny2 ,
nobia, Cascaue and stray Lass also ran.
MutuAlu paid ssaos sI sis'i5, SIS
SECOND RACE
Purse $500. OF which S75 to second for thresyoar.
olds thr"e qnartera Of 4 mile.
LskeIAnd'so c rhDnix by Mr. Pickwick-Bonnio
WOOD ~ lIam'ton,i
il Msgtids,. b; N9j95 psl% - Z GT,.saSsP' $
and stryke also ran
Mutuals paid $500 sHsS. s sis55. is
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 Of WHICH SIS to second for
e. Cornehlsens ,br. & King Crab $ by KinEnshsr-
H. Bondy's h e. JuHxer, s. liz day, .............
NC. Day'sb b. c Seymour. 4. lu1 Lambeyl..-...... 3
Keynote and Beck also ran,
Musualu paid $3.50, ss@S siS5o
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $so0 OF which $3.50 TO second for three year
olds ana upward one mile and siIteen!h.
y 9 s6sysb zsehyrG. 10 d.4OGy,
Mutual. paid $, 90 s5.!S sI@S !5sS i;s2H
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 of which SIS to second for three yea..
olds and upward one mile and half
Castle s0nSs ch. Bonanza aged, BY Joe Hooker
Hanover stables br h Klove g. los tRoGers,
Excelsior Stables ch. h BArrEteE & ll0 (McDermotD
v. bAly, Jrr Gen. Gordon. Darling, Ernst, and Tar
Nutuals paid s42 IS, si5 40. $500
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500, Of which e75 TO second; ono mile and .
c, Mooneysh,g. g. Bss'Anio, aged BY Billet-Lottie
T. HaGriss b. g. vaneluse, aged. iss wv Lynch, 80.
ID, J.. Whitton6eIgsR e. LinEuist 4Eed l+J CTiEue).
Pat Oakley. jim Murphy, sanford Bay Rum, and
friRT also ran.
Mu.ual. paid ssos, s7SS' s7%S ss5scs 5Ss
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RACING ON JERSEY HEIGHTS.
OPENING THE SUMMER MEETING WITH
SIX RACES IN THE MUD.

AustrnlItE Downs the FAvoriten in the First
Event-Shotover Rewards Hts Hackers
tn the second-severaI Driving Flashes.
The attendance at Guttonburg was not very
largo yesterday, and the racing on the muddy
track was not very exciting. Australia won
the first race In driving finish by half length
from Jay Gu FL. Red Elm tapping, third. Tho
second race resulted in another close finish.
Shotoyor winning bya neck from Jim Gray,
Nina W. finishing third, at Jim Gray's
flank Bellevue won the third race
by a length and half from Bertha Campbell,
with the field strung out Clay Stockton had
the fourth race from start to finish win
ming by four lengths from Goldon Reel, Maggie
X. a poor third. Lotion made his run for the
nth rnce In tho stretch. winning by four
lengths and making a procession OF the field.
The feature in tho lost race was the driving
finish between Wanderment and Blaokthotn
Wanderment winning by a length from Black
thorn,and the otbersa way back. Following are
the summaries; v,psr p,cr.
Purse Sno OF which SIS second and S25 to third;
T. Joness :. C Australitz. g. by GreenlAnd-Aus,rs.
R pwyeEs Blk e. .ay ON ri n i0i CBarton
' Sisei; g. s.s Is.,s Las i Rsasat Ys.n Morse Red
and Blanche also ran .
Mutuals paid siaso s7'75 s77S
SECOND RACE
Purse $500, OF which 81, to second and gas 20 third;
II Braiiry's b. h. shot0vcf, a by Plantsr-Bila B.,
Bsystwyst stables ch & Jim Gray. aged, los
LSeeMoSd II II. NPf Fl 1rnldsd & D'sT ITaona, The Lion
Mutual, paid s.7a sGSS k'%S' sasG'
THIRD RACE,
Purse soo Of which 81? to second and gas to third
for two.year.ods: hye turlonRA
O. T. Lsichs br. c. Bellevue, by vocalic-Frances L.,
Beverwyck stables b. Bertha Camp boll 81 ,S,oven
Empire stable b t. raroiina i07 tBer9enj
Mary Roberts FaustnR hlly, upmnn ALA nlly. julie
q, Tom Donahuo, Avondale COLI Austral and Pigeon
Mutuals paid $3.50. s. S4.i5.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $3.50 Of which 81 second and $50 to third;
selling: mile and a sixteenth
Beverwyck stahlcs br m. Clay Stockton. s by Long
Excelsior Stables br. IN. Golden Reol 100 tThomp
L Iiart's b Maggie il . io2 (Jones) .............
vigiant, Lady Pusifor, La Grippe EEin and LanneS
also ran
Mutuals paid s74o ssT5. saG0
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 OF which SIS to second and S25 20 third
RererwycK stables b c. Lotion. =, by LonEfelow-
Jis Johnson; 10 tsteyensonl ..:,.;,..;;.........
Biscuit Count Luna and Monte CrIsto also ran.
Mutual. paid $3.50 Is. ''Iii siO!i0 '5'F
SIXTH RACE.
Purse sion of which $50 to second and Gas to hird
North Hudson Stables h. e. wanderment aged by
wwssndSrermGyGsEne slons. :. S, h Ils VsrRsnH
Trojan, Ruse Ava Ainuet, Mayor NOonan, and Alse
bra gelding also ran. - ,,
Mutuas paid sleeo shs5 Sass,
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RACING At WASHINGTON PARK.
Racine Picks Up Stake Weights and Gal.
Hops Home Victorious.

CHICAGO July 3-Tho sky hrst promised fair to d ay
and result 4. 900 people went TO Washington Park
but during tho running OF the second rain storm
swept this section and not only interrupted tho
FOR nearly hour but converted tho fast
into Of mud ana slush. The races however wero
Uf fairly interesting character and short horse mon
won the day.
Racine shOuidered stake weights and walked away
from moderate neld proving himself king IN any
Kind OF going and that even weight will uol anchor
HIM nwespstRknS for maiden LwpyeAr Ods 81 nNo
nrld of Ye went post Chimes and utns nuual
fHyurilrs. The former won cleYerly BY Length Aud a
half from Major Thornton the fRVOrite NIX third
Time l:lO't lho winner Is II brother TO that speedy
Raono frightened all hut Charlotte CuEhmRu Luie
H. and chapman out OF the second race Hweepa AkCS
for three lis at milo anl with l22 pJlIndS up
he cAutered h0mr an tasy winner by eight lengths frO'
AWay. lime +Sl
Ihs WAS :he winners third vic ,ry at this meeting
IOrseinen generally agree that for horse to a
cine, elsewhere than the West Will have to he looked
over The third race selling sweepstakes for three.
year 0lds and upward at nine furl0ngs hal but two
starters. John Day and Arundel The former big
fGvorite but he was handiy beaten By Arundel Time,
2iU4h
The fourth race selling purse for three year odS
and upward At one mile and twenty i've yards had
nine starters Mamie tonso tho fGyorite but Sho
a match between liockssy and Ghihowic Tho former
won in driving ,nnsh by length Manic
Tho winner was sold 20 The Chicago stable for 20
Phillips Of this city was his owner uniii to-day
sweeIstAkeS for InAidenL all a2os at ono milo ended
the days racing. Dr Nave closed favorlte but he
dsapPoigtch hi; hackers not klns the mud any TOO
kng won ~ Chhter by ten lengths salute second and
Dr. Nave third. Time l;5l.
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Minor Leagues.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE
Tho Attendance Yesterday.
BUCK EWING ON THE SITUA TON
He Speaks Plainly, and Comes Pretty Near
HittIne tho Mark.

CLEVELAND July 3-Buck Ewing unbosomed
himself still further to-day. The Sun corre-
spondent asked him particularly what lie
thought about tho financial outlook. lie re-
piled: We're drawing fully rs many people as
wo expected to whom We started out. We
didn't think we'd make any money the first
year. The Cleveland Club may loso some
money. but guess all the others will come
out even or ahead"
How about BuTaloT"
"Wel, they've got a very cheap team thero.
They can play TO almost nobody at all. and still
get through all right Now, you take Sam
Wise and White and Rowe out of the BulIalos.
and who've they got? Nobody And still
they're drawing pretty fair crowds. Thoy hont
US two games last week, and that helped their
attendance some. / don't think Buffalo will
be as apt 10 lose as tho Cleveland Club"
When esked what he thoGght Of thS id plan ,t5. to-
anything OF that kind, because IL would inJure
That's what has hurt tho Pittsburgh League
:. Referring to the BrotherhGod pennant rage %
Tace nwtS They they are New York. Ioston' aud CHI
cggo. Wards team can't finish 9 above fourth
OF that. Buffalo IL O. Buro tRil-endeI. Iho
Cleveland Brotherhood toRm would DO a pretty
good one Il 1t was stronger in the catching do
partment, but lts weak therc and that hurts
Clarks0n doesn't seem to be much worried
at the failure OF the brotherhood men to recog-
niZe him and, when intorrogated on tho sub
ject said: II have no fault 10 find with any
man for not wishing TO recognize me. Such
thing certainly doesn't inlure me, and 1t may
do the enon-TecoG1izersome good
dIRnant when they heardFof Kellys scheme 20
sepd fragment Of his team to Pittsburgh for
nine would be taken 10 Boston for the Buffalo
games on the Fourth. The New Yorkors claim
that this would mean At least two sure ylc-
tories for Boston, and they don't feel that they
The sun., 1890-07-04
BOSTON IN. L-)
Tho Players LeRue.

NEW YORK Up. L.h D; CLENELHD II. Ii U.
CLEVELAND, July 3.-If everyball tossed by
Long John Ewing yesterday lid heen foot
ball, and II every Cleveland plyer had armed
himself with n snow shovel inead OF a small
round bat, tho Cleveland ClubniGht have got
a few hits. 1t isn't often that local Brother
hood chapter has a spasm OF Dn-hitting, but
when 1t docs 1t A" heH 'om poweul bad" as old
Uncle Gumbo said OF his mule hon that four
legged pessmist undertook tkick the stable
intO splnterR peto browning 5uck out twice;
Right in the heydGy Of ,yout and the full
enjoyment OF life he weakly wded the willow
In tho atmosphere and took h. seat in reslR-
nation and sorrow. For seval innings the
Cleveland team wont ont in no, Two. three
order. The New York ileldeI had no star
plays to mako. Tho batting othe Cleyelands
was TOO subduod and "solemcholy." The
only man that distinguished llmRelt was ono
Michael Slattery. Slattory has very iieet pair
OF limbs, and yesterday thT carried him
as nearly as possible TO graf glory. ono
Of his catches was q corktT and tbs other
would draw certificate OF FOOD character
at any public exhibition. 4 New York ABB
BOlutey ioiUsei To lot Cleyemd score under
any consideration, tho only indent that is left
70 chEonicle Is tho prominent Jet that two hits
were made In the ninth inmR BY Cleveland
after TWO men werc out: antDelehnnty sue
ceeIed In getting to third lse. That is as
near as tho homo toam cam6o getting run.
Tho score:
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Rain Delays the Trots at roughkeep,

Rain Delays the Trots at PoughkeepaIe.
PouGHBEEPsIE, July st seems ms II the
Hudson River Driving Park Association was
destined to Ill fortune in It's early summer
meeting. for tho sport was completely stopped
to-day by the condition Of the track after the
heavy showers last night. 4 fine programme
hoped the sun will smile on the flyers to. NOR
row. In any event the meeting will not q
rain the track will bo quite good as the drain
age is well arranged and the water runs or
quickly.
John Turner has been working RosalInd
Wilkes horo this week and she goes so strong
and fast that more than ono horseman thiuks
out this yoar.
The delay has caused change in the order
OF tho events the 2:36 and The Z 30 trotS, be-
sides the 2:22 pacing class being on tor to-
morrow.
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Rowing for a Place In To-day's Regatta.

Rowing for a Place in To-day's Regatta.
PHILADEITuiA. July 3-preliminary trial heats of
crows entered for tho Cup and Peoples regatta which
takes place tomorrow, were rowed here TO day over
the National course, on the Schuylkii River. The
weather was decidedly against tho oarsmen. heavy
rain and strong breeze blowing directly up the course
making tho water very rough. But two trial heats
were wod-the senior singles and tho four rigs
Tho nrSt heat Of the singles was won by T. J. Carney
Institute Boat Club Newark " J. in 10 minutes aud 80
seconds: O. j. Stovens New York Athletic luh second
1913; II. ZwinEer, Sonpariel Boat club. New York
third lu+5. The second heat was won by 2. X bAltL
ropnsylvanA Boat Club OF Philadelphia- in u minutes
and 10 seconds; John Park Yesper Boat Club OF Phil
adolphia second ll42
in The four Dared gig race tie nrs heat won by
tho RAvonswood Boat Cub crew OF Long Island, In
aia; Union Boat tiub crew Of New York second, Q;
Eonpareils OF New York third. Tho Tritons OF Newark
won the econd heat in precisely tho time tho
firSt heat won by tho Rayepswood X SO. Tho YES
pers OF Philadelphia snRuary enough. also made tho
same time as tho second crew In tho first heat ..
The crows finishing hrst and second III 10 day trial
heats viii row 0Inorrow n tho regatta
The sun., 1890-07-04
Sim CoII,n, Mntcbed Mt Lo.t.

The match between Charley Smith. tho English feath-
weight and Matt Mccarthy has fallen through. Yes
terday Smith and his hacker met Sim Collins at the
Office OF the Police GG="tr AMI. after hours talk,
ranGements were completed for a 1fteen.r round con-
test 1he stake $3.50 side and the cato receipts
will he - per cont and % per cent; Collins will be
trained carefully for This contest His hacker thinks
he is world hoater at li6 pounds, and II he defeats
Smith it win put his stock way up. Smith has never.
until this time. had chance to show what he can
realty do IN good contest This should be lively 20.
and the winner will probably DO declared by knock
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PITTSBURGH tx IL. 4; NEW YORK Is. L.. o.
PlTrsBuRGn, July 3.-The game at Recrea-
tion Park to-tiay between tho Pittsburgh and
New York National League teams was without
doubt the finest gamo OF the season. and prob
ably heitor one never was put together In
Pit,sbursh In fact. there is no record to show
that it is rot the only erroress game ever
played in Pittsburgh. ro this rs 1t may. the
spectators were we'll satisfied that they had re-
ceived a full quarters worth OF the sport. The
attendance arose to tho full number oil lol4:
ard the enthusiasm manifested made 1t sound
as Nccrcation Park ,used to sound before tn"
cruel war began. The game began Will iea-
ond hnse even after he had split his finger In
tho third inning, lie mado a,catch Just BACK
OF second buse that WAS cousidero!i sure nit:
Berger played short IN y manner that showed
that he will be all rieht III that position AS
soon as he gets his naturalization pRlers, out
the great est feature OF the game was the mag
niiicent pitching OF kirtley BAKER, the star:
For ivo innings not n hit was mado. and but
sixteen men had faced him. The score:
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Meeting OF the K,aes County wheelmen.

Tho regular semimonthly meeting Of the Kings
County Wheelmen was held at their club house last
evening Capt. ". p. Murphy. Chairman OF tho Race
Meet Committee reported that the meeting OF last
week was tho most successful held by the club
The club approved Of the plan Of their captan to Join
the BROOKLYN Lacrosse club who have possession OF
tho Washington Park track, as by so doing provided
sufficient number join TO hold on all open dates .
series athletic COntests An invitation has be
10 other wheeling and athletic associations IN the city
10 c06perAto This plan should II provo success viii
give cycle and athletic racing q big boom -Four
membars were elected. VIZ II. B0erman l. y. Nichol.
son, " Z. Fitch and hoses Taylor.
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II was Johnson, sure Enough.

j. H. johnson, who arrived in this city last Saturday
and such secluded spot that WAS impossible
for even ono OF TIM sUSs ubiquitous reporters md
him turned up yesterday. TnE SIS mans search WAS
= diligent one and he cav o9erv ono that knew any.
thing about swimmers and SWIMMING intown. Not
nndnR johnson he wAa led to hriieye from those
whom he made inquiry that the English champion was
a myth, Mr. Johnson called at this oirco yesterday
won the championship OF England nneen years sgn.
aud il no on his Sroond visit 10 this country His last
visit occurred two years ago when he a medal on
the Harlem Ia a swimming match. lie is about I5
yoars old
The sun., 1890-07-04

Tho groat American pie eating match for purse OF
Sl5 and the championship Of tho United States which
have been held last night at Jack MuvihilS 2ss
Front street was unav voidably postponed until O'Clock
Saturday night owing to the RhHenCe Of of tho
con,estGnts The entries are Billy Burke, Paddy the
eater OF New Jersey, BOuis Ledger. Tommy baron,
Joe Fowler ChArey Judge, DAME Long OF potato
inK fame Paddy Cassidy John DoAn. John Coz coral
ami Grorge The Norwegian" About two hundred
cranberry pes were ready to be devOurei, but they
will have be consumed in tho regular way and others
ordered for Saturday.
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Young w,er and Jack Murray to Flrht.

"lIuRhcy" Wier younger brother of tho Belfast
Spider Yesterday signed articles OF agreement 10 meet
Jack Murray of Boston in glove contest to finish for
pnrse Of 800 and additional $40. bet on the out
side Wicr has been IN pretty good condition for sew
eral weeks, with tho expectation of getting on match
A well known west side sporting man Is finding the
money for him. Murray will be hard man TO beat.
lie Is game pebble and can administer terrible
punishment II he whips Wier his friends will en-
doayOr TO match him against the lRntam champion
Tho fight will take place iils de OF two weeks
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The American Association.

THE RECORD
The sun., 1890-07-04
What One Of ChIcago's Most Prominent Specialists
Saws:
A Party or Famous HandbnI Players to
Visit Ireland.

- EArtY OF EnmOua hnndbnu FIaY0ro TO
Visit Ireland.
Tho GtNnch Cnnarder serpla which sails from this
port on Saturday, July T. will carry among her pas
sonEers tho strongest aggregation Of handbA players
that has ever visited foreign country Tho party will
comprise Philip Casey champion of the world; Bernard
hcQuadc. who for years the undisputed champion
OF New York John Dunno. clever all round player;
Eddie Moran, and probably Philip Smith, ex.champion
OF St Louis There will be others in the party includ
ing Richard Cronn, the we'll known Brooklyn contrao
tor and Michael Gillen. The tourists will visit all the
England
GDP%f P m ss Si SSaa so
ratrck Barry secretary OF the Ilandball Club From
MAYORS court the OF tho great contest between
Casey and awor. Tho party viii visit Barney Castle.
Be Sao@ the party S
o @sde de TTaes he hoo of rhemas Jones PRESENT
SesmPS0na ha9dPail player Of Ireland dnericE
being once the homo OF Gly BaRgs NenaRh. which
s2aoHp apS & o s ss % the fhSs 3f the
stop will bo mado at Urnsford homo Of Billy Walsh
tne player OF this county; thence to Rathdowney
Mount Rath, the birthplace Of Champion Casey. In
oeasd KAY h o vood o S o4nS
home Of eI-AldermAn James Dunno OF Brooklyn John
h SGGa @ so to 1ho AeS
Of kildare; Carlo the home Of John Quinn and kil.
essoy says Hi probaSy % the srSaiess payer
ever produced Then Galway will DO visited Roscom.
was nursed and petted 4 visit will then bo msde 10
the Of rsARs e, afng
Champion Casey says he hopes that Champion Jones
hand as he viii endeayor TO arrange single or double
match to be played in Ireland and return match in
LIST OF September
The sun., 1890-07-04

WARRINGTON, July 3-The WorceBters were
hit Underwood 20 day and lost we'll played
conaeOnenco The score;
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The regular monthly meeting Of the st George A. q
was held on TUESDAY evening. Tho following were
elected to membership: H. lIhnon. X. Harris o T..
lorscn, T.. H. jennings J. Mullins, W e. BenecEo
anJ lie Wolfe Windsor The Games Committee re
ported progress, and assured tho members that the
games on Aug. would be u succcss
CNCISNAr .TuI 3--Prrsident Byrne has returned
from his trp 20 lrorla Ito feels blue and SAID o. SrS
correspondent; IN that playful scum" Darby OHrion
nearly severed IA" tendon In the back Of the and that
the larZr second inVrr His hand II all tied up
SIN for the next i've or six weeks Cnrkhiil mad 10
home last night TO Nurse n lame shoulder,
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OOK OUT FOR BREAKERS!
uoRE THAN ONE CLUB'S EXISTENCE
DEFENDING ON TO-DAY'S CROWDS.

Vow York Wins and Loses Yesterday
Likewise tho City tho other Sido of
the Mig BridEe-An Errorlesn Gnmo In
PittsburEh-Bnck Ewing Talks Again
Tim Keefe Opposed TO AmnlEnmatIon.
But few games were played by the clubs In
the four major leagues yesterday. The re-
suits:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh, 4; New York. 0.
Cincinnati. .; Brooklyn G.
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 8.
Boston, 8; Cleveland. 0.
THE rLAYETs' LEAGUE
New York, 8; Cleveland o.
Brooklyn 13; Buffalo. g.
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia 8.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
First game) Baltimore, Z; Jersey City2.
tSocond gamel Baltimore. 6: Jersey City. 8.
Washington, 3; Worcester 2.
At other cities rain.
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The Empire RIne club.

The Empire Rifle Club held long protracted shoot on
tho 100 loot range OF the German. American Shooting
Society," " st Marks place on tuesday evening Tho
target used II ring target with inch hul s-
eye the end OF the shoot III" beat mad ont
OF the possible l2O ". ROsenOaun 1875 j. Grimm
10 W. Miller. ~; 4. Stah. JI- 81. c Zetter IL ~ I;
J. 2eteE ~ W IRrtL, II; j.. smith, vi, H. Metken-
dorf u, HaFtZ.