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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
Football Notes.

Tho Morrisana Football team vii, play their first
game of the season at Croona Park on Saturday against
u scrub team from fremont.
The Gaelic football ehn5m2on,hip second series win
when the following clubs will play: Farley Emmets OF
Jersey city Va. Rangers OF fonkers and Emme,s OF
Brooklyn vs. Kickhams OF New YORK.
Trinity and Columbia will try conclusions at football
on the columbia College athletic grounds. Williams
bridge NY Tomorrow afternoon, play beginning at
ana then BY Yale good game is promised e"'''
Harvard School has cancelled its date with St Johnss
and will play the Adephi Academy eleven instead Tic
Of tho Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association.
Game called NJ 10 O'Clock
NV HAVEN. Oct. 2o-Although It rained this after
PA" Corbin. captain Of the so team. and centric
rusher coached the players Corbin will remain unit.
Saturday and \ was because OF his sh9r. stay that
tc6 yesterday.
wrLrAxs1owS Oct 2o-The game between tho vii.
uled for satuid has been called on and in place
Of Columbia Williams will play Stage School OF Chris
tian Workers This gnne Is looked forward to with
Pnrstive Strength Of Williams and Amhers stass sv.
Ing beaten Amherst badly on Wednesday. II Williams
championship will look much brighter. This Is not
probable however as several OF her hest men, nciud
mAnently.
definitely arranged the following schedule OF games
respective of the Amateur Football Union dates Satur
rs unver.y Of SawYSri at The Foo rroans
grounds; Wedne.day. Nov. 4 berkeley Athetic Club
Williams hriigs: Wednesday Nov IL Bos;on Athletic
Club at Boston These games have also been partially
the Polo grounds. Wednesday. Nov 20. and with lie.
high University at Lehigh. Saturday. Nov. 20.
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Rutxers Footb.illst. Disabled.

NV BRUNSWICK. ny. Oct. ec-Athletcs att coiicge
not booming Some OF the varsity laid up
and matters not running smoothly. There Is ono
consolation however and that Is the manner in which
the boys bucked Pcnnsvnn!as centre Throughout: tho
entire game yesterday Either Rutgers limo is cx.
traordnarily strong or Pennsylvania is lamcn'ably
weak. Dyke is laid up in bed to-day result Of his
injuries It Is feared that he will not be able play
for some time. George Ludlow is suffering from tho
effects OF being kicked in tho groin while Rr TT
around the college to-day with his head done mp III
bandages tho result OF the play when he and Hand
tackled a Pennsylvania man together. Some great
managing will have to I've done 20 get the team in con-
dition for Saturdays game with StcveEf.
Great Indignation WAS expressed throughout the col
lege to-day the in which the captain Of the
scrub handled his men in the game with the lOiyerh
mic School al Eastern Park Yesterday apd also the
work Of the umpire. The Rutgers mon went through
the centre like cannon bail and the captain: instead
OF taking advantage Of this played he ends continually
When the umpire called tmc and the Rutgers team had
started to leave the Held. OF the Poly men grabbrd
the ball and made touch down and then thnv claimed
the game. This was admitted TO member OF tho
Rutgers team by one OF the Polytechnic men.
Tho second scrub. captaned by freshman sagara.
played tho 4" Ruts from the rress School yesterday
and defeated them 10 to4.
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CHICAGO IN THE ASSOCIATION.
Admltted to Membership mt u Meeting
Yesterday.


CHICAGO Oct cc.-chicasns new ball clab IS new.
full.hetged member Of the American Association It
admitted to membership about O'Clock this after.
noon. Halt an hour later Tie magnatcs aud delegates
were drinking the health Of the baby" IN bumpers Of
sparkling wine After that the Association adjourned
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning. when the annual
election and other routine viii be disposed of
Now thar Chicago has been admitted there are nine
clubs Tha. is ju.t too many There is talk of ad
hitting Kansas City, Cincinnati. or Minneapolis in the
We., and New York or Brooklyn possibly both in the
East But that ia matter for the hssocaton TO wrestie
II tho Associatiom sticks to eight elnb. either Louis
willie columbus, Milwankec will drop out The .ire
ors hS to is Board u 4sso ssrS ws ~ tns
S M Phelps of hHnsys @ ,. ari rc
1 %sn GouI.HR HI Within %am Rs1nis and
pnrnic although with The Athletics represented Ills Cd
team in the directorate After Secretary Means had
dent zara Phelps. /, wa: a business like orime 10
r1 % Of @ut int I%s asrs%ps int, .
Phelps referred TO "bproGrom"s" thrown games"
had passed through its trying ordeal un.cuthei aud
without a faint upon its name
1hs d,r"cSr, s,snsd to the report and approved IT
9e r., report, referred t" The FINANCIAL
formal application for sdmit.ance into The ASSOCIATION
M' ssad .a hG OF had s
scribe md paid in aud that the financial standing "f
+" e be 1Sa Su
action was stponed until the afternoon session.
Of the ,ur,pires in both eases sustained They
%ers t the sos," ton L%Gis zane ETyysd at St Ion:
DC, 3 both Of which were declared forfeited b. score
bn Ssd SO az ot Kers @
Language on the aed The npPicaions ri member.
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What curtls Thluk. or America.

Were tho celebrated query, g. How do you like Amer
lea ?. put to H. l.. Curtis the English champion anna
teur walker his response would not be complimentary
to the land Of tho free. As matter Of fact Curtis is
thoroughly Disguised with America and intends to get
back to Merrie England as fast possible The story
of his coming here has some interesting points. When
tho Manhattan A. picked out Eicol to go England
with the Cherry Diamond team. Ed Langs was exceed.
inRy wroth Ito raised such howl that tho club dccd
Tor the express purpose Of beating Nicol, feat no
failed to accomplish. Sti. LANCE was determined to
his long antagonist defeated, and he induced Cur.
tbs to como to America the plan being that the latter
was e star, in every race IN which Eeo did TO the
q ANTICIPATION q glory on re SSnderpath lucrative
have not turned out so Lo.ily as he expected
He failed TO- get any work at bricklsytnK, which ID
his trade, his walking has been q disappointment and
the Manhattan A. c. has not manifested any great de-
gree Of interest US TO whether he remained here or
sailed back to England. In this EFFICIENCY LANCE
washed his hands OF the foreigner and the funny part
Of tho whole business Is that Nicoi whom Curtis
over specially TO beat doing the good samaritan
aud lending helping hand.
Curtis viii make his last appearance in America at
the berkeley A. Q: games. when he viii attempt to
gait has been Questioned by Amercnn ludses
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LEXINGTON. Oct 2c.-Ths weather cold At tho
races this and the attendance slim Only
one favorite won. The frat race WAS for twoyear.
0lds at Ave furlonzs. Rindorr was heavily played
Fnvoritc. but Lon Dudley won in drive by neck
with IN against him. Parole second length before
Zolcin. third. Time, I:O4.
The second race. for three. olds and upward At
mile had Mean Enough for favorite, but tho 10 to
shot speth. won from start to finish. lapped out by
Irrt'iwh who had aheck the best OF Long Ten. third
lime A.
The mud ~ mile and twenty yards for all
ages! the favuTI;r Purycnr D. at to- on won clev.
ery ny two cnrhs Jack star second. Corinne Kinney
.hrl Time. ~.
The fourth race was mile for all ages Tho favorte.
Milo Rnro way in the stretch to HispRnia. at to l.
who won by length aud half. the favOrte second,
"" i:nsths hcf"r" Or Nave. thirl. Time. ;aoA
lT tn" ifh nnd last mt six and half turlonEs.
tnr woycar0ls Julia Nay was fayUrite but the to
chance, Content. won by length. Annorean second.
julia May third. Time, l;li.
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News froEa the Horse World.

Tho Pimlico races wero postponed yesterday
on account of the storm.
Bob and Harry.-.Hurry wins. There Is no
regular racing all tho year round In England.
The season begins in March and ends in No.
vember.
w. b. HGnson's b. Facial p. 8. by import:
cd Mr.. Pickwrk. out ~ Kate Mcdonald. died
Of inflammation Of the stomach at Gutten-
burg yesterday morning. Facial b. ran many
races. winning one occasionally
WATEnvILLE. Me-, Oct. pc H. Nelson and
his string Of horses arrived home this morn
ing. Mi. Nelson says tho horses are all in
good condition. Regarding the campaign in
the West, no said he Thought he had done we'll
largest humber by any stable or driver from
the Fast thus far He could have added five
others but for sickness.
This trottine programme has been arranged
for fleetwood Park. tomorrow: 2:27 class.
rIass, rrzc. lin !. 10 harness: three entries.
$50 class, prizn. in . for members 70 drive
top road wagons: seven pntries. $3.50 class.
purse 800, best . in = 10 harness: five entries.
~ addition tho wonderful Indian rider will OK
lil'i' novel fcats OF horscmanshp. Admission
ittc.
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The Pastne Athletic Association OF Manhattan Col.
iege held their annual field games on the Jasper
grounds Wednesday in the presence OF an unusually
largo number OF interested spectators. The event
which aroused an immense amount OF enthusiasm was
the tugofwar contest between the college freshmen
and the team representing the Bureau OF Commerce.
The colegians after hard pull Handsome prizes
were offered for all the events which were won a.
nehmndrsyari pa.Mmrrs, SIss. Won BY S"hn
i o'e sssSnis second class Won BY M5rrisssy, Al
is5o and 4 tuery dead heat for second place Time
.,eanS uT%:ss ,S4a By rune PHsDns williams
oi o.as pam ns:: second
s &
Malny, ". Conway AMI j. McYunie second. J. Duane
and nIl poTn an. i ~, Tme sG ST More
Ronrrcuyh second. W. le.her!ngton third. Time. IL
tipping Race 100 Yarcswon by J Roman w. Con,
ss"GH t@''s I Walsh Nc
Guinis, r. Costello and }. Duane second. j. Dumphy
AMI ,af MGE,S Wss .ntsa by walsh W noarrousn
s'GS"@ re .sra J Ken
nehE sss%nd YSNssy tha Tine til Gain SnnSv NJ
plon second John snowber third Distance ss3 feet 10
.so L. Rsnnncdy 'na 81
Msn. o9 I,EsTSn h rSnn
Roman s: :scon mai Sacy nrl c
as '" WIN
i hsiE second ASS'sy 'A'f' distance ''e'
second i. &oSseiy third, pisisnss: il tesss nsses
spnMSs4 , ss, third 81 H,nse s
.; ossf ss kemp
nedy No. .; f. Fuery No. 4. and W. Bourrough No. 3
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Bowling Gossln.

Al Dshnkc's alleys Wednesday night the Hi!ory
players rolled the following game; Team No 1Mona.
ham, 1886; starr. 100; Wise. 16a; Morgan lis. Total
col. Team No. a-ueiphey. I4o; Jalor, 12G; Altman.
15S: IsckIngn, 14S Total 57S
The Arlington Club intend TO have a team tourney.
Al rec mt ladies' prize bowling Miss Agnes Mulberry
won rst prize with score Of 12S, aud Mrs sudderly
the second with score of S5.
Tho Central Park Bowling Club recently organ
izod aud 81 largely composed q Central lars tennis
some pretty good bowlers among its members. and
would ke TO roll few match games with teams Of vo
men challenger can be add ressed to the secretary
at Ito .Wcst Sinetythrd street, prize has been
al the and of the season and the members working
hard for IT, The leaders now are: j. T. lief. with
average OF III 10 and T. r. rnrot with average Of
ie7. The otcers for this season VII! be President,
Fred r DALI Vice President, Ovicdo ". Bnstwck: S~cre
tary j. Parmy Paret: Treasurer. George Pitcher. Cap
tain, Charles ?. uaiyht.
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He Failed to Meet Spider Keiiy's Baeker
AZ He AnreeA.

For once In his life Joe Early the manager ot Az
Levy. the English bantam champion boxer. did not
show up yesterday afternoon at the Hwsrdtni r.r.
Office as he agreed to do. 10 mcot Pete Black and talk
further over the possibility Of match between tevy
and Tommy Kelly. the Harlem SPIDER It will be "a.
membered that Kelly ref sed to make tho match on
Tuesday because he would not give in 70 half .rouud
that Levy offered In splitting difference of three
pounds, Kelly demanding that the weight should 10
107 and Early asking for even divide ot the III Ter.
cncc between 1O5 nnd los, Black aud Kelly hni,
allowed yesterday afternoon but that than
Early or Levy did
There Is a report that Early Ia satisfied with Tom CO
hyhan. the 15nound lighter whom he has msic1ri
against Billy Kenny, tho cN.anGtenr feathcr.wuelt
champion OF America. but as he could not he tolNi
yesterday IL could not BE- learned that he INTENDED il,
bantam SAWS that hs will night Levy at los paun i.
and that his address Is 35T Grand street.
Jack Boian, tho Ohio iea,lcs.pound man. who I, now
In Norfolk Va. writes to the INas,n,~i Not, that he
will meet amy man at his weight for 5000 aside AZ
purse but tho stake must DO cut un A. +. oIonHur nt
Norfolk Is Bolnne hacker and he is willing to mati
Boah against Mike cushing or Jack Hopper.
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scHlErER.s AND sLossoN's PRACTICE
Cation Fayors the Champion-Daiy Played
safety ON Siosson.

comparison Of the recent scores made by schaescr
and slosson in their recent practice games has sur
prised many billiard lovers and 7aS Sun has been
asked to explain why schaefer seem 10 make bigger
runs easier than Slosson docs
The reason seems TO those who have watched schas.
f practice TO lilo in the fact that Cation apparently
favors tho champion in his "lenvcs" lie frequently
plays around the table that the balls will bunch
for schAefer who always takss brilliant advantage or
these chances.
Until this week, on the other hand, s,osson has
bncked agniist safety play on Maurice Days part.
Sloseon likes this ns rule. It makes the practice
games like o regular match DAILY htmscif. how.
ever has s-rnby in safety tactics thus week.
DAILY said last night that Cation was wise IN play ng
the game 40 that Il will be somparatiyely easy for
Schaerer 70 he able to make big runs. he says goes
Ersa, way IN giving the player eontdenss and that y
policy therefore, for the adversary OF the expert IN
the last week OF practice to lot the star have nenty
ii. hand in At mur!iinss tres, TO- watch S..6er
OF these xpcrts play in these closing days of their
practice. give. the biliisrd lovers opportunity e
contrast their different methods. Schaefer plays with
dasnns and snowy stroke that makes good billiards
caution. and thinks out NIL his shots He Ia slower but
steady as his fine grand average eloQuentiy demon
Btrutes.
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To.d.v,, Eptr,.. at Gutteoburr.

First Race-Thre quarters Of mile: selling Sails.
bury 11s pounds: sale. lOD: Pelham. lO7; Glenmonnd
1OA: vsndstta 1913 Peril 5o2; rrimero ln! Serytor
%; yOcalite. 10.
pounds: Peruvian. loI: Vernon. 100: Longard, 1905
Bitten. lo1: Belle D, 81: Hedge Rose. ~.
Third Racc-siX and n half furOngs. Kirkovef. 100
pounds: Fenelon l0s Toano 1885, Rhono. lo3: Cortez.
1O2: Civil Service. lO1
Fourth Rtce-Mile handicap Maidstone. III: Kirk
over. 10: Tulla Blackburn. 1Ql: Aasserlodo. 100:
Cynosure. 20. ZampOst, 81.
finn Race-6ne mile and q sixteenth: selling. e.
Quimuu Sparng. 1l4 Rover. ITO: Lithbcrt LOT: Get
tysburg 1O6: bohemian. 100
sixth Race-Seren .urlonas: selling Onawsy. 142:
Seymour Io4; Fsrices. 1915 Adamant. lis: Quibber,
renzancc. Nsptunus: l16: AL Ablaze. ia: Austral.
40; Under Cover ~.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 22.-The New York Poultry aud
Pigeon Association will hold u meeting this after.
noon to fix tho date Of It's next show and to decide
upon the place OF holding IT, This It was expected
would DO Madison Square Garden. but the experience
OF two years ago at the Institute building has led to
consideration for the coming exhibition. Tile President
OF the society Robert Colgate absent IN Mexico and
will return until December The Vice PrGsIcnIs
are d. u, Newell r. A. Terry and Fred Bronson; Other
officers George Pindere Treasurer. and y. Farrer
Kockburn, Secretary and show superintendent.
AZ the annual meeting held in the spring IL WINS
dercd that the cngng capacity Of the exhibition hall
should be deterInned before the entry books were
nodations that could DO provided This had the
tons for cage room anu fOOr space from those who
know tho value OF the Now York show as poultry ex
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SPORTS At THE COLLEGES
rr,ne.ton Men Practise In the Rain.

rRIScrroS Oct. 2c.-The Varsity grounds were almost
Hooded today when the football men appeared at
O'Clock for the usual practice game. Notwithstanding
this the two teams lined IN, and regular game
was played The greater part of was an exhibition OF
swimming IN tho water and mud Tracy Harris. ~
all old football player was on hand. and coached the
players Although the feli was simply n bed OF mud
both teams played tho strongest game that has been
here this year The practice was SHARP and he
work OF Warren, Vincent. Wheeler. Harold and Riggs
was remarkably good There was only ono thing 70
regret and that tho injury OF Johnny
Poe. his ankle was yer badly sprsined Two men had
to carry him the club house, whore Dr. MCDONALD at
tended him. II Ia feared that he may not be able 70
play again for some weeks. and this will be scrioup
ioss az he eeed all the practice that couid BIO hail
Tie scrub scored four points against the NnrsitYs
eight Duncan Edwards Will be here to coach the
players tomorrow The college Is very glad that The
Manhattan field has been chosen because " ts inucn
more con thnn Brooklyn and the Berkeley oval
n said that the University of Pennsyvama students
are offering even money on their championship game
with Princeton. II Is not likely that they VIII expert
ence much difficulty In finding takers
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THE TRoTTERs At STOCKTON
Mor6 Records Maae-Sunol May DO Sent
Again Next Tuesday.

STOCKTON. Cal. Oct 22.-After tho wonderful
performances on tho Stockton track yesterday
by the Palo Alto trotters records were made
by other trotters. Valensin's Sid Fleet. q two
year-old by Sidney. made 2:26's in match
race. Palo Altos Ally Norhawk. by Norval.
who made a record week ago OF 2:27h, made
made Pal.
Tho meeting was adjourned to next Tues
again II the weather il good and he comes
around NIL right He received warm con-
grntulatory telegram from Mr.. Bonner yester.
here with Marvin another month to do as he
pleased with her.
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Spartan House iast nirht talo part in the annual
tournament which always brings forth the leading
offered to Tue highest individual and team scores Xts
First tame, Alpha islde sheiner 90 Morhardt 81;
Second Game. spartano. Foegc Nb; Kablsiorf. o.:
thinner 81: Nnrrath, 80; J. ThuiI. ". Total 500.
Third Game Empire--A. schultz, 10: T. kleppe, 81:
Meyer. 80. D. G. La Due, "a; u Schmidt. 81. Total
Fourth Game. Kukut--Eisenann. IS: Shilling OF:
Truman q: Meyer. -: Tet,en s. Total. 30I
Amann. IS: Kibbci Us; Pauisen. 8o. Total sss oN'
sixth Game. Atalanta-I Holler. 20: II. Gcrdes. OF:
s. Re, % ssn1,n ~ A ~ sS,.
Bracket ~ Kopper Ia Ritter -; Keller 10 Total 70.
. Eighth Came. Park Avenue No II.-Helmkin II;
Mi'ln! 50: Frehricks g.; staib 20; Cordes. 81. To-
Ninth Game. Eosednlc-Tetjen. 81: Meinken, as:
kros,r, 80: frccks, lOo A. H. sievers II. Total 400
na5 Ssy s.ns f ~.
Eleventh 'inme. Inter rns-Bullwinkle. 10: vetter.
81: Reef ~ klie y; Ih:emsr 55 Total, 3l5
rwetth II Gnms s az a. schmidt
thirteenth Game. Fifth Ward No. l-win,.r. az;
tai sss ~ ""''' ca "'".'' W. D. ""eA''' a. 10
Fourteenth Game. North River-ronjes II; Heins
2I SnSei "a BrunGinE az Meycr Ss total "a.
man. 20; fredemnn. 81; Rieper. d: Bogenschneder.
sixteenth Gaine-west Side: po,cher 7e: Sahrman.
seventeenth Gnme-North German No. j. Eussen 80;
Nagt. "o Iastens ~; Schultz. ~: BUM. 10 Total,
Eighteenth Game. Jumbo-R!otheim. 40: A. steul
Gu kroeger. 43: }. steuL 49, IIoifnann. co. Total SO
Nhctaenth tiame. Orchard No. 2;-Kruse. 80; Werner
AZ: Titjen. CO: H. Buchols. 49, WedekIn. 20. Total
Twentieth Game Fritz. Rcuter-schutt 80; wellbrook.
10; hesse 50; LanSe. A.; Behrenburs AZ. Total. 2y2
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What They Think OF the Billiard Tourney
in Ciuclnnntl.

CINCINNATI. Oct. c2.-Tony Honing. David Billing.
heimer Frank Francis. Ike Manheimer. and Wheel.
wright. the leading billiard experts and room keepers
Of this city spoke enthusiastically tonight when told
of the proposed Journeys for New York. Chicago and
Cincinnati. The amateur contingent here is very large,
but local nersst has been quiet for several months
no. professionals nave appeared since last winter.
The situation II ripe for tolrn inent, which wonld
also arouse much pubic interest. Cincinnati now has
OF the hnest halls in the country anu half dozen
OF her amateur players rank close to the
standard. There would be several entries in the pro-
furst. Frank Meyers Capt Harry Choate. aud Mike
Horn.
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HoaebAll Notes.

At Umpire Daiiey's benefit at Washington Park q.
morrow The fnltons. champions Of Prospect Park. will
play the Resoutes.
Chicago. Oct. 2?-Biy Earle and Joe Strauss are
back from Sioux city Earle made record this
year by catching In III consecutive games. beating
Limmrr games. lie has uigiei with the Boston
ASSOCIATION tor next season His old battery partner,
VIII Hart surrendered 10 the Establishments of Fred
Pfener, and has put his signature to Chicago Asso.
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COlumbIn's Annual Field Games.

The annual fall games Of the Columbia College Ath.
lctc Union will be held tomorrow afternoon ut the
athletic grounds. This will DO the nrst time for
Columbia Oval to DO used for running purposes. 1t is
hoped that the games will be successful in bringing
out much Of the new material that has entered the
college this fall There will be heavy in each
event to encourage new men. The
will be held connection with the regular
lege athletics.
Columbia lost many athletes with the class OF ~,
and this with the death or Herbert Mapes captain OF
the athletic team vii! severely cripple any attempts
she might put forth in the games unless
new material Is forthcoming.
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Jerome Park Win site Company.

Al. meeting Of tho stockholders OF the Je-
rome Park Villa sito and Improvement Com
rany held yesterday. tho following wero elected
Directors for tho ensuing year: William r.
Traycrs. Theo. Moss. & +. Bauerdori. William
dwlnn. and +. & Loveernit The regular OH.
GERS were reelected: William A. Duer Presi.
dent. ard i. 4. Lovecraft, Secretary.
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The Winner. at Garfield Park.

CncAGo Oct. 22-rhe races at Garfield Park todsy
resulted IN follows
First ce--Tiire .fourths Of mile. FaleFnA won
Adeiina second. Onkdale third. Time 1:16k.
Second Race Five turlongs. Costa RIGA won Anne
Elizabeth Second, The Deacon third Time. :O2.
Third hace-Thrcs.fonrIls Of a mile. BonAir won.
Sulross second. Frank third. Time l:lbH.
Fourth Rare--Onp AMI Dne.eighth miles. Santiago
won; whitney second. III third Time. 1854.
Fifth Eaco--Three fourths OF mile. Santa Anna won,
Rudolph second. Marmose third. Time 1:l4tl.
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Tho Winner. Mt Glouceste,


GLOUCESTER Oct 2oThe following are the results Of
to-day's races:
First Race-One mile. Flemineto nrst. Camor
second Glendale third. Time. 81.
Second Race-Tllrce quarters OF = mile Dslnsion
Third Racs-S,S and II half furlonRs Emma j. rrst,
Maggie y. second, A. o. II third Time 1:2S3
Fourth Race-Scven fur0nxs. Text first, boltsartus
second. Pliny third Time. l34T.
Fifth Race-rour and n half furlonga. Basil Duke
FIRST Hawkeye second Judge Mitchell third. Time.
sixth Rscc-sIx and a half furlongs. Climax nrst,
second. Little Addio third. limo. :20.