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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-26
The season Open. ., Lafayette COLLEGE,

EAsroS. Sept 2oLafayctte ard Buckncu red too,,
ball on the college campus this afternoon before .
larger crowdkhAn usually gathers to watch the ganss
here. 1t Lafayett frst appearance this season.
tho team not even having practised together as team
the only preparation for the contest being that gained
from general work preparatory TO selecting eleven
for the year Buckne put up strong game and a, ns,
It looked very dubious for Lafayette as the game had
hardly opened before the visitors had scored points
from a goal and q touch down.
Lafayette braccd up after that and WAS playing
good game, scoring u touch down. try at goal fail.
ing The nrst half ended 10 to in Bueknels favor In
the second half L.tayette played better and kept the
ball nearer TO Bucfnelrs goal During play Moye the
new man on the team, got the ball and made = dart
tho neld bucknell soon tackled him. but he
swiftly passed the ball to Wilson, who twenty-five
yards and placedthe oval equarelbehtnd Bucne goal
March kicked goal and the score wasted Then began
backs. who Aid most OF the work for his team finally
clear HELD managed to place the ball jnst be You'd
fayette's goal line when March threw him. II wa,a
pretty and six inches less would have saved the
play For Lafayette Buckneil lined up opposite the
goal for the touch down Ind been made too Tar
try at goal, and Allen punted. Smith caught II and
goal kicked. giving Buckn ell six more points.
There moro scoring after that. Score Back.
NELL Is; Lafayette TO- The best playing done BY
Allen. the two Wyants. and Ptmm of Bucknel. and BY
Moye. March, Wilson, and oliver OF Lafayette " was
pretty contest throughout
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RACING At L.4TOEIA.
A bad Day for Favorites-Prince Fl
tunntus Cripple,


CIScISSlr Sept. 25-Favortes again took tumble At
Latona to-day with but RECEPTIONS races being
n of dumps and surprises. J. Porter rode two
winners.
The weather was fine, but very warm the attendance
between 1000 and 5000 and the track fast
The noted performer Prince Fortunatu, g, by Fonso.
dam Little Madam 10 hopeless cripple from his race
yesterday. and will have TO be retired to tho stud He
has been CT the best performers West for the
last three years and in the East has during that
time. scored several brilliant victories He cost hi,
present owner. r. L. Holloway Of Lexington 5000
this year.
In the first race. a selling purse at one mil. and
twenty yards. Van Zandt loe Lilly up. the favorts
his closing price being 2tol lie won in a canter bv
two lengths while tho TO chance Free Trade beat
one Of tho second favortes Maud B.. length and
half for second place Time. l:45.
The second the first half Of the split maiden two.
rsdsrek 70" i.yors Bt,on rode rod ih si ss
Ras .vSs ID rs s z, 1
ns third viii, Tic asorl,s and i oH now n psess ana
tsr and in ne betting BY head on he post
front Of ~, The tayoTite Time: 80. -
old mob Forsyth is Jones in the saddle who @ss
n.n While sf Hon Sna . IN
"a, sy ,. o..a favor
sut va ss h,lf !.
hya%sst VIZ Kucssm IN front q shs fn s"o;
sap@Hsag =. ays tarcnx til.
M %ss" : sss r race n ss;s
W Gn ss snd sea aa s% IL. to chance
naE ss,
s sy rai" and 5 sS for
the fSv"fiie Somst hh,ns
Sh9 beat Celebrity three lengths for second place. Time
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cHcAeOs RACE TRACK WAR.
0srnelA Park jockeys ana nookaakers
Arrested Yesterday.

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Immcd iately after the
last race at Garfield Park to-day nine jockeys
we're arrested. charged with violating the city
ordinance prohibiting the racing and riding OF
race horses within 400 feet OF q public boule-
ward. Their names arc: Hoggctt, Higgins.
Hennessey. Keith. Weber. Griffin. jackson.
Monohan. and Easley. Bookmnker AL Hankins
was also served with n State warrant. charg-
ing him with gambling.
The warrants were sworn out by Joseph W.
Hamilton. an attorney OF Hyde Park. q south
crn suburb All the Jockeys and Hawkins at
once appeared before q Justice OF the Peace,
and were bailcd out. This move was not Who'll
unexpected, quiet rumors have been circu.
lated for several days that such action would
be taken 1t is not directly known who insti-
tuted the proceedings. but II is supposed T. be
the outcome Of the old trouble with Corrigan
and tho Hawthorne track.
To.day's results:
First Race-0ne mile and sixteenth Boyle Rhodes
won Nv Queen second. Signature third Time, PIN
Second Rnce-One mile. Lizzie uwynn won. Eolem
second Happy bay third. Time. <3h,
Third Racc-Ffecn sixteenths OF mile Yo Tanibien
German finished second. but was placed last on &C.
count OF foulins Rig Casino. IL, ,,
Fourth Race-One and three.eghths miles Declared
Fifth Race-Three quarters of a mile: Adversely
won Exclusion second. Annie Martin third Time l:ll
well won Red Fox second Little Midget third. Time.
1lB,
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IL Kennedy Afr.,a OF Nc Far,aua,

II looks as n Alexander Kennedy Of Philadelphia,
who defeated John Mcfarland In cup match And 5000
additional was not very anxious to meet the Brooklyn
man again Kennedy's representative. during visit to
Dick Whites III Brooklyn, night or two ago claimed
that Kennedy was still in the field and would pitch
Mcfarland match In Philadelphia. Z. Morehouse .
prominent patron OF the game in the Quaker City.
stated that he would accept tho challenge Of
Nefa5Isnd. and each man posted forfeit Of S6 with
uck White: Nofehouse said he would back Mcfarland
fSr ;lon hot tho game would have TO Be pitched
asd Win The lint ana end. T6s latter representa-.
nSreh9ass aUssd z ,nsIssss them Finally thls would
hand in the controversy and said he would back Nc.
and Mout wager sa5 to , or 20 u tSst
farand would win, The Phladelphan's repres
stated that under circuMs stances would Kennedy
pitch In BIe.slyn, mi. settled Ihs matter and i
conditions. "
The match between the veterans. John sharrock and
Tom DowhuIst, at Dick Whites grounds in Brooklyn
on Monday is creating great deal of interest. The
game Is 10 be VI points up at IL yards for e25 side
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President Byrn. Amlcted with Chms.

An incident occurred In Newspaper Row Yesterday
afternoon in which tho victim evidently felt the chils
creeping down his neck. II exactly at 80 O'Clock
by City Hall time when short weI-dressed man was
observed stEolns idly along Park row. Aharpy smile
overspread his face. and. AS he walked along with a
Light step. humming catchy song, ono would sup
pose but that tho man was fully contented with all
worldly affairs The short. wedressed. and happy man
proved 70 be Charles II. Byrne. President of the
on HI. way to The Brooklyn bridge entrance He
had gone but short distance. when. with lightning
rapidy quantity OF water descended from near tho
roof OF building and caught him top OF the head
MI B-yne jumped aside quickly. ms he expected ar.
other Park Place horror but turning his eyes heaven
building look ed safe.
Now. 1 wonder who could have dene tina. ?" asked
Mr.. Brynel"I bet II Of those poor demert,d
days defeat Of the New Yorks"
Mr. Bryne then moved away with wet spots On his
coat and hat rs large as sun.nower.
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LAWN TENNIS.


The open tournament Of the Morrisania Tennis Club
will commence this afternoon at Boston avenue aud
18G,h Some OF the strongest local players have
entered the lists Among them will be- John T. Hobart
New York Tennis Club: Duncan Gambler. Tuxedo Club;
j. P PAret Central Park: Z. c. Rushmore Tuxedo Club
y Rogers Morrisantn Tennis Club in :he singles and
Hobart and Mett. New York Tennis Club; Branns and
Fischer, champions Of Central Park: Rogers and
schweger Morrsania Tenni. Club: Paret and Thurber
Tennis Club, and Caudler and Rushmore OF the
Tuxedo Club in the doubles In the preliminary round
the matches will be-
s.nEles-Frcnch vs.. Pfeiner Netbitt vs. Bostwtck;
Hall vs.. Rogers. Rushmors va. Gambler. Cragin
Emery, Schweger VS.. Hobart Paret and Stevens drew
byer.
Doubes-Paret and Thurber vs. Hobart and Millett
Stevens and Bostwick VS.. Brauns and Fischer. The
other SIX teams drew byes
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Odds and Ends Of Sporta.

n e; . %i s; ,ss SGesare Oliver
aisnround 20 in Boston and got tho decsion. !"
The lacrosse game that was to have been played To-
clubs Ia. until oe 49, athletic
To-day the hnal rounds in tho Brooklyn Young Mems
aanhsiS4 HecH5 At ses' fF0und'
SS I'D! Il. III ss sa'Ss
Freq Burns the old,ime runner and A. Psvereily Of
dash Cub grounds on oss IT.
the Of The Ing. County Tennis
ssy Of the
run .na 6uFen o Moran ssse
Sfooisn Both G men assas ID south as
!hsssy F ss1 @;Gfs sEa: s III .:s:
t APT lHa and xaf;ez sS:
Z its: tns xssss Il
Y s Il t ss sna was declared
the tyss Ssy
s S" ssl IL IhIs
s1S ss mnnsr q sa hs number OF
o Gu. hnmt9rd an old oarsman Of South Brooklyn Is
sh x !" one q
nuE.n Or John 6onoSan Rumford say. IL would You'd
I IN. .A+ts S. Pg:' .4 1.
81 atsh p fsa be made at
INK Hb Sent 2Ihe fourth day Of the Out,
Ssy s ~ "a H ss
Mlhnn noubes-Niss T. Martin and L. Hunt beat Ca
nc pnnhnm and the Rev. fayson 81 Id ID. Mis-.
4 Marlin Ind Alioth beat Miss T. Martin and H.
nh - 10 Miss Martin and r. Alioth be at Mis-.
VIII PROBABLY close with tomorrow's playing.
The news OF the death OF Josh Williams III. 1lo
rp"nir i,hauerhis hnhrr at Norfois In striking
wsek ago ~ bis letter, extracts from which Ma
pIhted ID last sundays Srs Williams said th.r. w.
sny OF NE " his line among the sports OF III. Oh
D1mihion state" and that the country down thet a
besn tst so hat "gt 81 The young fellow had
s and on ~ . SHSn strength hsms on his .rys
aha eisyernths a; boxer Two matches had bsen a. a.
iHngea iGT MN lie wrot. happily over the rosnsct ,"h
mt!mstsd that he had M EASY Thing IN ,"h pon,e, '
Atreally hrthur 'hanh crs and other ind y.. ~,
ooaef LAO predicted ME future for Wii.iains
Inc brooklyn Heights Athletic club viii hold ,,.,
GOVT h2wn sronnds Eighth avenue and FiftN iIa6
inm The rules Of the l. viii roxspn u.
~ $50 nina,enrs seysntyye yard run a.0ya,d rn 10
tN a,n run ON mile rum $40 yard novice rnn null
i'm poIhu shot Tor members running Lish prrn
's - 'hrrhes and throwing IL pnund hammsr inIi;
and 90 hs scIatch events Will be rutnna broad inmn
medley fas. x hsdisy rae Te yards d liz
h. dlons IL. at. "a, .st beginning q second 90
.hird 90 yards which win be over hurls.n Of tho
tIs ma ~ yards will be dat running Fn,rsn.n yn
< nan tor erch event Entries coss saturdsw ~,
VAIN sa@uei ioeh VI Pearl street. this city. os'
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Linden Grove Gun Club Shoot.

Tho Linden Grove Gun Club OF Brooklyn had its
regular monthly shoot at Dexter Park yesterday The
club shoots at live birds each, birmingham rules
for gold medal the handicapped rs and 81 ards
Thirteen shooters went to the only one could
lie had won tho medal at the last shoot OF the club
the third after yins with r. Epns and & Burned! LULA
Aswe.pstakes at hve live birds was shot under the
same conditions the club shoot There were six en-
,.is. ,. smr-on won the tirs. money with nye
score j. franz = yard, 8: " Fnimer 81 Ssrd., q:
Cart Eitsoe % yards, =; J. Ssimp.on; dnvit.dJ %
\ Ns,r 25 ystds2 LINZ 20 yards. :: !; 4 Eppis
Martin. 25yards. 2; T. Eich. % yards. i C. Bermei
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Yachting Gossip.

The last race Of the OF tho LArchmont Yacht
Club VII. be sailed to-day. Four match races will ba
contested over the usual club courses They will be
between Clara and Cinderella, Princess and RebeccA
Same!ess Needle AMI shelter Island yacht aua KALI.
CARGO aud NorAn:
The final race OF tho CornthiAn mosquito feet was
10 have been sailed to-day. but on account OF the
Larchmont race has been declared OF Tho last leg Of
the Cor!ntEian Mosquito Cup however will be sA:ed
between Nameless and Needle This cup will go TO tho
winner OF the LArchmont race. SAmeiess has already
won it twice and It becomes her property IL she wins
to-day.
The old Olympic Yacht Club. that popular
with south Brook!ynite few years ago has been re.
organized upon substantial basis Twentyone boats
from III TO IS feet long represented at the
Hanizaton meeting held at John Dougherty's boat
house At the Long Dock Erie Basin is the intention
TO mako an active campaign next year An election
for officers resulted as follows: ComInodors Robert
Dngan: ViceCommodore. George Hawkins: Fleet Cap
tain stephen Howard Secretary A. Muller Recording
Secretary. J. Burns: Financial Secretary woodman
Treasurer A. Damon: Moxsurer Richard Beaver.
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Mig Men ON wheels,

The New York Bicycle Club will hold . run to Hemp.
stead tomorrow.
The Associated Cycling Clubs Of New jersey are m AZ.
ing strong Efforts TO discourage road racing In theY
State.
Elizabeth wheelnen will also hold race meet on the
New jersey trotting track. They have received over
Smith. A. B. Rich. W. ". Taxis and q. r. Taylor.
Two important bicycle tournaments will BE- held to-
day A. Manhattan Field the Manhattan Athletic Club
viii bold their nrst cycling meet They have received
sntes from some fsst riders Peter Bero OF tho Man
G. " Worden for tho twomile record.
., The Hudson County Wheslmen have Appropriated so
on Oct. 8 at the Associated Cycling Clubs races
finishing frst In the team race Their am
Prngle 80 ~
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Two Lads Beat Prof Coeeins.

Prof John Coggins who rresides over tho Affairs Of
the Brooklyn Handba Clubs court in tho absence Of
Champion Casey is not only an expert player and gen.
orally successful IN anything he undertakes but Is con-
eeeed to be very cute in arranging eanes himself
and patrons. Now and then he makes mistakes and
Yesterday was case IN point He tackled two young
game more interesting tho lads were conceded nfteen
game CogRins WAS not IN regular fighting trim.
The result was that Cosgns beaten three
9uenty Capt Rose and George Heney attack the PRO
draw
Is said that Danny Lawer is laying plans TO have
John Cusack proprietor Of the Newark court Intends
to improve the foof Of tho court Immediately.
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ANOTHER VICTORY FOR sLossox.
Daily Plays Poorly and eIossoa Wins
EadlY.

Doly TIayo <OOrly ana BLOSSOM WlA0
Easaly.
George slosson and Maurice DAILY. the billiardists,
again crossed last evening in the formers billiard
parors at e+s Broadway this city In thethrd Of their
series Of practice games.
slosson's annex. As his private billiard parlor IL
termed. crowded with brilliant enthusiasts whs
amply rewarded by witnessing tho most brilliant
game yet played in the series.
The evening play opened up by some very ma.
nauvTIns. tntil tho sixth inning neither man had
cured ferysx points which, although follow Cd By soms
small was surpassed tho thirteenth inning BY
sosson running 1877 points He did this amid EreaS
applause Daily seems As yet TO be unable to Sssnto
The men aged : 5oo-point game last evening. but
nsve.thee.- The Brookynitss highest score was only
In last tuesday evenings game the Student ran up
10 points His last night vastly Superior n
thu, in the PLAYED o. ne tablet
Tho scores last evening were:
&c. 2. y. 9, 2. o. /. 8. Total-5Oo
ID PAYS AZ 10. l.. 8. g. ,. 1s@ .olzs
ON Monday evening the sams men win play in Brook.
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Bald Heads Agsiast Flowing Locks At
Chess.

The ordinarily harmonious Manhattan Chess Club will
be divided into two hostile camps this evening Tho
baid'headed members viii meet those with lowing
locks In one-rght contest over the chess board The
best players of tho are to be found in both c.mp,
The howinglocks team will comprise & LApschutx J.
snf nsnhn s: e. lord Sspg Asher Sidney RIOS,
m.Sn IN Maal,fann * {.n,SnioId ssIkns stern G.
sented By Dr + Ming r Richardson T. n iced z Ell.
mar under protest MoeAle. Dr. ]. COIN, A. Franlri
A. Nprrath. and others N' '''NN'"A'
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The NeHs from Yals.

Nrw HArrs, Sept. :5.-cApt. Mccluns was delighted
this afternoon to Josh Hartwel. tho veteran crew
man and football player, stroll on to the gymnasium
lot and that he would play again this year
the end With the arrival OF Hsrtwel there ais, came
the definite knowledge that Hocomb will not
viii p!ay a, centre Heneinnser has been away bnt;
viii oin the team early next week. and 8. Morrison
In about two weeks q large and spacious dressing
house will have been completed. containing . sitting
room baths and for the use OF men connected
with tho various athletic organizations Of the unvsr
nj
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New. from tho Horse World.

The bay stallion Pangloss. by Pancoast.
2:211. has been sold to ]. A. Conway OF Charl-
ton. To-. for $500.
Belle Onward, by st. Bel. took q two.year-old
first of the produce OF Beautiful Bells. in the
second generation to enter the list, and Is the
first of Electioneers grandchildren to take SO
low u two year-old record.
Mr.. Foxhall Keene has signed the Mexican
lad Narvice for next year. Walcott Il Camp
bell have secured Fred Taral for three, years
Lorllard has paid w. c. Daily $1,000 for FIRST
cali next year ON John Lambly's service.
At the recent Donca ster sales John A. Morris
Plaisanterie colt, but failed to secure the
Youngster. as he was outbid by Mr.. Blundell
a new record for the price OF yearlngs in
England. La Fleche. who fetched S27.5OO was
the highest priced one UP to that time.
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Tho Winners ut Gloucester.

dLorcrsTEa Sept 2b-Today's events resulted q fol-
lows
First Raee--Fivs and q half furlonss Climax won
yaodia second. Tattler third. Time I?2bk WV
Second Ksesmr,ye and ap.ho. won.
p4ssslE ,Is sssoHa JIrsI third Time o6
Fi Tnsr ;scGnd NS5S.od third Time: "'A'
won Ceawood second, sam b. third Time, 'iss ''"'
FIN kAce-ThTse quarters et . mile, Guard won,
sitth kace,FouI and q half furlong Avery won.
Sunday second. pirigo third. Time. O.5IH
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Orange Tennis Tournament,

ORANGE Sept. 25.-The tournament OF the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club continued to-day. Following are
the scores:
Mems Singles. First Round-F W. Cohen, half fifteen.
beat Weidenfed, thirty and one bisgue by default
clifford Gould. scratch, beat Watson. scratch,
e. 81. second Round-C. A. Could scratch, beat +.
". Cohen. half fifteen, 81. a.
Mems Doubles Sc mi nnals-George Miles and W Van
derklaft, fifteen, beat S. Campbell and c. A. Gould,
scratch. 11-e. unfinished: O. =. Watson and s. Ward.
one bitque. beat c. Morrison and G. A. Num- two
bislue, 80. unfinished.
The inas In IN. singles will he played tomorrow and
those in tho doubles on Monday.
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tn. Stole. Yacht Nab xee.vsr.s.

The soop yacht Nab. owned by II. c. Edmisson AID
which WAS stolen from her moortngs In rsmrapo on
Sept IT, has been recovered and tho thieves captured
OF the coast Of Virginia On Wednesday the NAB Vas
On Atlantic City tho member Of the lie savnS crew
man on deck. who threatened 10 shoot them II they
alongside. The yacht then proceeded her way
until abe reached tho Virginia coast where she was
oyerhAuled and tho thieves arrested.
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The annual club tournament Of tho New York Ten.
mis- Club Was continued on the courts Of tho club at
1+7th street and St Nicholas yesterday after
The final rounds will be played Oh this after.
noon. Yesterdays scores follow:
4 3OD beat W L. Thatcher lclAss A. scratch) 81 8-3:
" McMullen class D. So beat y. O. johnson tcAss
+, u <0. o.. as, 6-3.
Mixed Doublet-second round: Miss Putnam and Q.
oscanyon cin.s L. u So. 4-s as. as: Miss Locke
and ", ~ iIaisht tc'ass y 3ol beat Miss Pre.spch
and G. Mlett lcass ~ l5j beat Miss McKinlay and
W. L. IhacheE class B. scratchl. los. 10 a..
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Bengal as far for second money In finish that
was worth going miles to see. Ia.

= =
on for The, three.year old sweePstakes a. =
cast on as though the race. was over and they
took the lead az the start and making [ans
tho favorito quitting like a steer in the home-
bslyhoo Vas voted eneh for for the s.ll1S
I his as %aa With the aryns and s
close third. Cook, the foreman in "; D. Jen,
Bn who f has sSaass sh
set,to after the race but no harm was h, d9bnei
an 9fs w tas etRe af pont
horses is beaten. Cook is built on the Fitzslm
Michael i. DIVERS Airpaat was the iavorite
Tor the sweepstakes, for two.year-olds, but
was 'i lodged against CRarado for foul. Col:
M pSp T bye RS e!Gdeh % the afB rc sSisa
Jockey Club who was seated in the stand over
hca9 to come down. ,,,,s.u. A u,otoro-
is fair was s Mr. pwyers response: The race
was taken away from Charade. placing Wah
s Sim s Mh3 Fpas3Gh sa snd Ssd 5
majority Of the public, Including, the reporters
carried Wah Jim ,trile wide in the last htty
yards, but the foul. II there, was a, foul. was
e Deer wnf and down
one, day last week. Lambly having the leg OF
Lad Q, ss % an in Thish
knosksa CSrreStGn and /. the e, r. r.
sgSnnF day '" Still It. two wrongs % not make
Yesterday: "s CAV
THE FIRST RACE.
s%s and ~S 3SS added of which 500 to
hsks!" ri S Nay wynne by dleneis-Aad.m
pS SS,sys.iSn y,vxooa % y,;v,,.,
csa ass, Ee.a Asernon and roo.lsh. also ran
b BE- Wsy 70 sans AHsrnop ana 4.yxeod
Nav wVnns ia 10 and a., 90: SaHrte Bee $50 as
and sS''vo' rur .rcoxn n,cv
IF 10 s sG ;S to ra o oos
H iH5J ssa sHss:s!h Maidstone. by Vanderbilt
s and Il 'sss ~ A'"'''
Come.tl.Taw, to Can Can and Lizzie Mutuals paid
'''''' '''''' UT THE THIRD RACE
* s9 ss for sSS
third; i've furlynss. .. ,,.,.
sns %yF Hs CO eoSiu 81 P'nera by ST.
=! H. Mc' reefE so l. AiQulph w ~ MinRey )....'"
vienna Slau.t en- G. - Dehs ipo Harlcsl
IAN Anne queen hirsST b.si.ater Hosedanee
EeeoIA co.'s RANK fas ron anu Wis"ah aiso Fnn'
,... Time. ;o3 ,,,
ne mo 70 agn.tst hrsch. I 70 hiaups'
to tscola colt 70 to / RosedSncs o5to Wiewam so
70 -; Denis 40 to Beefeatsr % TO Faux Pas colt
Mutuais PAID $50. SIS 10. VII
rur po,,pTu pIcr
sc.ing OF 70 saSn, iot two'year,oa5
Win 100 added OF which WV TO second ana 500
70 ihird; fre fnrlonss ,,,
" a. fu!siier sch c. Aeade oy Rayon oor-Aoe-
ihiue loc !Nlaytonl ................1
". pay b. G. Fngot a3 q Lamblyl .........;....2
"hcolf a tampDeus o. &; bengal Ho stevenson
>Hyacinthe CnttonaIs. Harlem spendonet. MERGED
hahnasses' cyclone cot ana pr9hioitioh also ran.
11me-lo.A.
Beitna.fiye TO 2 agains. Harlem. 70 ! FaGot. :
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Earned s-CicvelAnd, 8, Cincinnati. q. Two.bass
htts-Sc Neer, Doyle Sisn, Gruber, Latham, Rhines,
Reilly. Thre.-baso li,--MC EeAn ~. Burkett smith.
sacrifice hit.-Nckean, DAVIS Doyle, McAleer, Virtue.
sheAron. Latham. Mullane, Left on bases-Cev Gland
bals.ny Wan, 2; ~ Rtines 8 Double play.-Me Phes
and Reilly. FIRST base errors-Cleveland, a. Gin.
cinnAti, .. Passed ball-Doyle !; Keenan,, Hit by
pttciet-McAlerr, Virtue, Wild pitch-Rhines. Time
Two aour.. lmptTe-Emsie. Attendance. 1900
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vichery, ?; on Calvin. = Struck out-By Gumbcrt, 2:
BY Nick.ry. o. Time-l:35. rmpire-McQuaid.
q.

cLtuLxp. Sept. c5,-To-days game ought to hare
been called tho Comedy OF Accidents" keenan, WAS
hii three tne. and when the game vi. owe, didn't
know which leg to limp on Rbines hit NcAeer
tquarey IN the head with pitched bait and the Cleye
land neder went down a. though he had ten shot lie
fnuAned aud gaspd and the spectators thought the In
Jury fatal ne fecovnred Consciousness and kept on
playing scoring his run. Cleveland played all around
Cincinnati and won. The score;
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The crow on board Of Mr.. F. W. vanderbilts steam
yacht ConQueror which has been lying at anchor on
stapeton for tho past ve weeks in charge Of United
States custom oficcrs were kept busy yesterday ar
ranging the vessel for winter quarters The Conqueror
hauled down the Anne ensign and club colors
eday morning. having gone out of commission for the
season She will probably be toHsd 10 the winter quas.
u BROOKLYN to-day,