The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-06

Perilous, blk m. by Peacemaker--
Nora. by superb. ............... 2.2I7
Wick c., br 3, Egbert. ............ 2.29i.
Edith r., BIN. by Monaco
Augusta Schuyler, 2.2e, by
Aberdeen ............... 222lz 10 LII.
Geotge Mosher. CHI g, by
lians' MaiabriuS 80 ,...,' 1851 to 2.2s1,
Joe =, b z, by Robert Metre 81.
g0r ....... ... 2.2S TO 2.2ji.
Major Lynn, CD 2, by Young
Bashaw-snow Flake. 2.271l to 2.231i
Major Ulrich, b z, BY Yer
mont Abdallah; dam b,
Daniel Lambert .... go to 2.21l.
Nutmeg, CHI ), by Nutwood-
Coquette, by American
Quar,ermaster. blk :, by
Alcyone-oui viye, by SEN
tlhel ....-.. ..-....f.... 2i2J}a 10 1.2l94
rAcEEs.
lrma c., g m, by Jim Wilson .. 2.29h
Miss Pauley, IN Observation-Disclosures. 2.2j1,
Sandy, g z, by Sandy Lake ........ 2.2j
Tom Rogers. b 2, by Ned Forest. 2..297.
Ember, b IN. by Sander
Dawn, by General khOx g.21H TO 2.2O1i
Ivanhoe, biz IN, by Black
Charley - -. s.s9I4 to 2.g71.
Kate Craig, eli IN, by Doug
las, Jr.. .,................ 229I4 to 2.2j3i
Lochinvar, Us, by Clipper 2:23 to 2.22L.
Maggie Almont. b m, by Al
mont Pilot-Maggie, by
Magma Charta. .22is4 to 2.217i
Sabatia, b m, by Taunton 30 TO 2.2S
SPORTING NOTES.
No game, except perhaps baseball, has
so many vOtaries In this country as lawn
tennis.
The gold medals offered by the Russian
Government to the breeder ,of any Ameri
can horse that could beat their Russian
horses in ngidistauce trotting races, has
been received by Colonel Jay La Due, Of La
verne, Mass.
The meeting OF the Detroit Driving Clul
will be held on July 22d. 23d. 2ith and 10Th
Purses and stakes aggregating 100000 VIII
will be given, which is nearly S20,OOO more
than was efef before given.
George LittlewOod and Jatnes ALBERT, the
greatest living pedestrians, are to meet in a
iree-for-aIl. gO-as-you-please contest at the
new Madison square garden, early in No
yember John Kennedy will manage the
affair.
The Elmdorf and Wordburu yearlings
will be sold at Monmouth Park on the llth
aid i2til of juls:
The wide-awike owner OF Norris Park is
still further beautiiying and improving the
grandest race track In America. The III
ner field is being sodded. and other improve
ments will completely alter its aspect when
New Workers see il next fall.
The Dominion Government has decided
to operate pigeon service between Hall
fax and Sable Island. Birds will be inn
ported from Belgium for the purpose. Al
present the only communication with the
island @liete so fiiany wtedks occur IL by
steamer or sailing vessel.
Among the thirty head Of warnings at
Hunts Point, which will probably be sold
at auction in the fall, is a yOungster that
cannot fail to attract great deal OF atten-
ton owing TO his near relationship to the
mighty Salvador. The yearling alluded to,
is by imported Glengarry, out Of Nirlein by
Virgil, second dam Salina (SalyatOr's dam,
by Lexington. Imported Glengarry has
made great name for Himself at the stud,
and his son. who is possessed Of the BEST
of looks, will be keenly sought after.
Umpire George Barnum, Of the American
Association. in speaking OF the baseball
situation said: "fhis fight between the
Brotherhood and the League will be bitter
one and 10 the end. Neither side now viii
make any concessions. and the war will 20
on until one or the other is bankrupt. IL Is
simply matter OF the longest purse. The
American Association is by far the best
liked, and will likely quit the season ahead
financially. 1t - ALEC playing better ball
than either Of the leagues"
James Tuoly, the amatuer champion
middle-weight wrestler Of the West. has de-
clded to leave the amatuer ranks, and has
made match with j. {. COmstock, the
Michigan giant. IL is 10 be ut catch-as-
catch-can, two points down, best two in
three falls. for $3.50 a side. the match to come
of within four weeks from date. IL Tu0ly
is successful he intends to challenge any
middle-weight, barring Tom COnnors, and
Frank WhitmOre preferred.
Davis, the jockey, killed in the recent
railway accident at Warrenton, Mo-, rode
Eurus when he won tile suburban handl
cap i'm 1881 from a field OF twenty, and he
was twenty to one shot.
The Australian horse, Bravo. for which
an offer was made by an American breeder
has been sold 10 go 10 India.
The steeple chase revival at Brighton Is
attracting horses from all sectiOn-, The
latest are two English racers-Fofest, by
Petrarch-Pomona, and John Barleycorn
by John Davis. Creighton, an English
lightweight, accompanies the horses.
The following are the most important
events in the athletic arena: July 18th
Riverside Athletic Club opens amateur
meeting and the twenty-nfth annual Eng
lish amateur championship meeting at As
ton Lower Grounds, Bennington; July l4th
Ancient Order of fOresters' game in jersey
City; July 10Th, Manhattan Athletic Clut
open amateur meeting; July 10Th, Stal
Athletic Club open amateur meeting; July
10Th. Irish Athletic Club, games at Jones
woods, New York city.