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INJURED THE BIhLIARD 1ABLEs
Somebo knenks Into tho Union County
Club With . KuI1e.

Plainfleld's Union County Club 10 very OK
elusive. ana perhaps that is the reason that it
has made some enemies. Not long ago q hop
at the CLUB house ended In confusion because
some one had scattered pepper on the floor.
Tho House Committee discovered the joker.snd
rs no was a young man Of respectable family
they decided not to make his name public. but
TO punish him by social ostracism.
The club house is largs rambling building
on the corner OF Arlington avenue and Seventh
street. On tho second floor Is tho billiard
room. On Wednesday. between the hours Of II
A. NJ. and T. NJ. some ono entered this room
and cut into strips with q sharp knife the
green cloth on one Of the billiard tables. AZ
thar time In the day there are few men In the
club bu, q hal. dozen employees OF tho club
were In the house.
The House Commute is satisfied that It was
not done by the practical joker VIII" put pepper
on the tlnor. There are some valuable paint.
;nRs In the onso that could have bsen de-
ItrOyed as easily a. WAS tho cloth on the bill.
Hard table. md the House Commute. 10 SPAR
Ing no effort, TO discover the nun who cut the
cloth. Their suspicion now POINTS TO Q dis.
charged employee oi The club.
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THE USE or RUBBER ON SULxyES
S>oert Bonner DOesn't Thiak II Would He
As Good ns the Steel Tire

Mr.. Robert Bonner has no faith In cushion
euooer tire or rheumatic tire or tho rubber
tire generic for use on q sulky. "Since the
quality which sulky tire requires Ia the aual-
w which makes friction as light US possibls,
the use OF rubber would DO a mistake. Tho
steel tire quickly no ishes and consequently
occasions worry little friction. but bber olings
20 tne track more than steel and consequently
10 less useful than steel. Since became in
.eres'eo In trotters The weight OF tho snlky
mas boon reduced from seventy Ave pounds to
eltS,two pounds,-the weight OF tbs ono in
Wnch Maud 3. made her 2:Osit. I am on tho
iookout Inr anything rromising Improy enent
" VIZ suiky, but | nm decidedly sEepticnl re-.
sosnlne tnb uao OF rubber t-es on nnv vehicios
o1nS sp, thnse Tor invajds or for drnught."
DavIu bonner also bAlieyes ru bner inferior
reei Ior use In tire for racing vehlclss Vul-
WoniS Ss ar Sny cher preparation OF hard rubber
,ha Nose he bicvciss WHO ascribc tho reduction OF
s ncycie mil. record from 20as 10 2:iJ 10 the
uouuGtlou OF :he pneumatic tire will II thoy
.o Srops {ne opinion~ OF the Meesrs. Bonner he
n nnnpSled to fsleye that the virtue Of the
orn, IInatic Hes entirely in the reduction OF VI
i. " so an! not IN Any supposed evening or
~. re1inG OF friction. Many bicy,lirts. how.
sn;i.no q mat tho pneumatic fire, on track
~ oJ ,ifr occasions less friction than either
vjs,Jtnnh ti!s or steel. claiming that IL 40
t,sc. ~ 70 make u spreading. tndiatInct
S> 0"o 'hat thus friction Is decreased.
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E..rIes for the Nmtion., Regatta.


wA'H'Seros Aur. The following ar. tho entire,
for the national regatta fer amateur oarsnsn TO 10
held hero Aux 10 and ~,
Es Hs, G:I.a Eat nn NsT rc,k
A; ,.i rhnadriphiA co'nmb'A A.,.stic tiuI
stiior itur;o.rsa sh.ils-Arson.ut Rowing club To-
TSn," IN. MI, Mi"c. "; nost Tan ST Pant Minn
Cur n any auu. o" mts Albany n""S co TDms
h,hs.,e tiaa Washington; paramount "o~,ux X..ociA.
JUNIOR Foul"sr.a sh.ll.-Potomse A,h'.,Io rluh.
Boat @ Ss 1 x: F'' Mo~n. Gu,
fo1 A.s r S:s . k:s T %.s
sea. as %: sra seS: Boat @.t M s ., .,
Sss ssse @ s%'s 'sS:sf towing
u.; sn'r T"s: ., . 1 "sr
%ns x,h.IiS .sb T., s@ii..a: ,us,I,n E",t ;:iaS,
xsRefo" R"veS:wood s"si "as y sS.rl.9 ".
Hi. 1st a, n hdMH : m S" rsa .n
ii.slin;; Ss,u., iSnoI lRorSias TiSa william u
ANA H%: !e%s asn: CUB
Mar;, A!sSR ~. .ns Is Ih
ton, c;e;e.pt Boat ,,iaS 4 ". iy.I .ss.~snhss.
h:s :s" Ry hIs qs
i.ns i:o.,ns tinS f.isr j MeN.na: New 'i"rk Ain.
I e.. . $":k|: ss:: f a.ry F; .
VI 's:; "O Ai .sa M".rs a .n,a. "'
"' rI."T m s"S..s s:ss HssS lame. .pd
.on; M~ropoit.n E,'winT clnh. y. n; hlherton ~
i .s'i %.:P;' "
as C.s M. a"n ,ss " Fr.a. CIR
Iswtin., ysrsn. Esss ,i"s G:"rs. frsssh; Arsonaut
f SISs Citations. snT.: III. n.n.
s:ss s..s 81 &c sa here Aus
ssiSss: :t.:s: 'p.i o.r'' sunny.lS. boating Club
snior fGsI c.r;a :s:''Jor sa,!'S." how Fro ~.
Amateur Rowing Club Toronto Canada.
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To seA,ch In New York for Two II issis1
Girls.

BrrDoEPoYr. Aug. Mrs. James Donnslly
came from W!llimantic to This city Yesterday.
and. after senrchinR all tho bousss Of evil re-
sort. went to New York last niRht to mad her
daughter Lizzie. who 10 10 years old and has
boon mis- sing from home three woeks. Lizzie
isn romsnti" sort Of girl. whose rretty face At-
tracteh tie attentions OF de igninR men In vii.
llmnntic. She told her companions that she
9 .uid DO bett T thnn work In u shop. and her
mother believes that she IL q victim OF mis-.
plH, a, 4 confidence.
Mrs. George Roach departed for New York
Gcstertny = ind her mis.ina daughter Mamie.
.aspS w out lie oss rr who two w :" aG sao
lett her mothor's house to spend the sveninC
and never returned. She is Is years old. Ard
has never associated with Questionable DOM.
pnnipns here.
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rhn Casey May Go to Frisco.

Latest adrcss from California are to the eject tn at
R,"rdan while hsiuR confident that he could r,rs
good account VI himself In match against Phil Casey
ind hacking enough that would Induce the csle
hratsI Eastern expert TO the Golden play
match IL 10 claimed hat kiordan Is undoubi stiy the
strongest player Of The Rocky MountsinA bat his
sa~sr. a.: no. 90 ~ aver hi. ability :. e
worId.beaisr a. Casey. They would like to see Rior-
dan play anne .iher prominent players nrst
tAliforn'anS have mAitfctted t6r greatest anxiety
eyer 81: psoEo.sd match es;.s.n their shsmrion .nl
never done Dsfors Three courts ~ wi blast II
Frisco and On club days Tho attendance 10 very
- ~, furth.r ier.s.: g.. .ntnn.i..n .l: m.nis.t.
Champion Casey vis!, their city. Tho latter has re-
m"rs .nd Il ss does he viii iit.ty MAKE rraad ,nus
q IL visiting serer.l w-s srn etiss IN which his name
Two ,ttns game: OF i.ndb.ii viii BE- Played in the
James Dnnns Jr viii attempt 10 repeat their oriaat
Newark peI rAnes by defsaus br. Phil smith and
LAersuce Poffs A. Courtnsys rour: . match for $40
side WI \: p,.,s hst.:sn LAM. R.yno,. Ara
OF the Tenth ward Brooklyn.
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Tho summary is as follows:

:, The ,cncsts on bonrd the ELECTRA were: Tho
Hon, John Clinton Gray. tho Hon. Alh.rt Gal.
Leroy. J. frederick ,rams. Will lam Turn.
bull r.: sidney. ni!lon Eipley. I!iIT9In
Taller. EDWARD Taller. j.. J. 10 Garmsndia.
James r. ks,noohan. Hcbcr Il. Bishop. j Fred
iiefsnn. Willlnm Cutting, Jr;, Anson Ihrlls
Messrs. Potter, Philip Schuyler. tho Rev. vii.
liam peniHmin. !oi :. van Iten,sclarr Cru
W. F. burden. J. .O'Connor.
Cnm!nodore., Gerry did not hive ladies
m"mr"n. Tor Sf IA ia1ssra.W IN nrrS
Tho fleet will snl tor Nnr,hn's Vineyard. where
the yachts will remain over sunday.
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Tired OF Ta.,r summer Vacation.

Howe & Hnmmol moved yeste day before
Judge 'Hrien al lie Supreme Court for the
reioase OF Herman Echornherg and Leo VIM
teri Ii fon Lut ow street Iaii. II Ny were
emIloyees 81 Gustav Am erg and disVbeyed
al ordsr OF tho supreme Court issued on the
f"m q Hssufnw ds nov tS.e
ere anxlous 90 pay their nnes. aSgrsxatin9
over $500. II the Court will release them. Tbs
Judge reserved decision. -
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The team. o. the Lorsrd A. O. and Athletic Club Of
tile schuykii Navy Of Philadelphia will play game on
the lsttsrs grounds to day,
Manhattan Yield not yet being In proper condition
the return gRmo between the NJ A. &. and n, Y A. u.
teams wiI take plsrs 10 DAY at Travsrs Island.
Ths sthlst,c club At Ruthsrfo.d have taken up 10
crosse lately And have About hfteen ost prsctis
Ing, Capt J. Y. BAKER. old lacrosse man u at The
head OF tns movsmsnL
The c. ~ y. y team have temporarily sivsn up train.
tnH but will heEln A. ain about sen There 10 strong
probability that Columbia Colie9s VIII be
IN Acro.ss when IL. ns. around. ar. ready Several
nembsrs Of The e.. &. Y. ukeIy 10 enter ia
lnmh'a this tni and will make strong effort 90 have
this gam, -tarte there,
The orient Ac Club OF rnu'issl are Iry ng 10
arrnnxs series VI matches Tor tho week ending Aug
~ bsGinnina at New York Avg. ~ they urposs
TO-. -n Az gP Y sLi, ely !, I. ,sry dssb.isL he..
ostest wi b able 70 help then out - dssIea q The
sSsrantss they ask = s.!rsmsy hssvy ana any dub
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The order and turning and elapsed time at

go in those nftren mics to wlndwnrd the
gained minu'cs4 a, conds ON the Oracle. Is
minutes "a seconds OF the Barbara. ~ min
nes II SECOND. On the Volunteer. The Bar
barn gained minutes As seconds on the Say.
ohara. tue Nolnpteee Rninsd Z minutes 20
seconds on the MAyfloNer and tho lroIuoIa
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Rise shoot,ns In nobokeu.

Tho regular weekly tadRs competition Of the Miller
File Club VA held on Wednesday evening ~ the clubs
ranges ~ Hudson street. iIoboksn The shooting was
done oa.hsnd on the American asrinR target at 10
feet distanes. The following were the scores: y.
lisnl a.; 7; FISHER as4 "; ileneksn. 2s1: j i.
a nu'e 3' s,re,h M'. ia .ndolt; ~ Brandt
~. and 4. s.dleh AZ: The medal winners were:
Z, W. T, TAYLOR. .3i ~
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Harlem Yneh,.m.n Meet.

AZ n meeting II The Harlem Yacht Club h-'d last
evening. WA dsciaci n hu!d consolation regatta
ior boats c,s-r- y L, r. And q, over tho c!ubs ir
angular eour,s at oiioI, Point saturday, Aug =.
Aug Y Tbs iolc.inS resolution. proposed By NJ
"RssoiysI That payment Of go in sdvsnes will be
accepted for years dues. and payment Of eIOO en-
titles TO Q NE membership In the Club"
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The regular shoot . the Crescent Gun Club ~ held
at Dexter Park yesterday. The clob shoots =, seven
live birds each, modified Nottingham ru,ea John
ka'h.sn shot In great form from the .s-yard mark
killing eleven straight eight with his nrst barrel The
srors was; ,'timnn. ~ yasda =; ". skdmora ~
Yards d, taEs ~ yards d. J. Ra,hjen. - yards ~;
lo.bis. - Yards o. u snirt. IL yards IL. Mnhr.
man a. yards. 4: 7. ". PIasndsE ~ yarda +; ". J.
Pickett 8 yards, 5.
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AsBrnY Park. Aug 7 State Dairy Inspector
Mcclure has been look Ing IN ca-es in which
hotel md hoard nR house prorrlet"rS weie
susr oc,ed OF violating tho slate law which pro-
in public houses. lie has mnde n com piHint
agRnst william Apologize. pfopr etnr OF tha
ATLANTA Hotel. at Kingsley. SIR OF and Sunset
Proprietor Applegate was summo ed br'ors
Justice Of the Peace Gould He did not deny
that no Ind psed imitation bntteron his dining
tice 'iould fined him 800 ard TIE coats Of tho
prosecution. Inspector Mcclure Will prose-
cute other hotel prourictors.
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After tho Fool Sellers.

oo'ecuSs Dunn Of the Leonard street station
ssI' INTO tho commission pool room ut Canal
~. az. enureh streets yesterday afternoon, and
. ..'h placing 81 bet arrested tho clerk. Jo-
en sq SSs sy At the Tombs Court tho pris-
UnEs,I y OF ~ East Fourteenth street sold
thou. n M "a, neectiv" and Wa: arrested. Five
seized. D ,cxS'" and lif,osn blackbo yes
MuIynss. room ut so wost Thirty first street.
jefYsrunoh NJ eIy were held for trial 1t the
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On this leg the Barbara showed speed. bent-
ing tho GlorAna 2 min utes - seconds. The
Gloriana heat tho Sayonara Al seconds. The
Tor home In fresh breeze. The Volunteer was
gaining. with great tear In her main sn but
The did COOL work. fairly flying in the new md
Stronger wind which was sending the Barbara
AMI other stern boats down tho second leg.
The order Of finish aud times wore:
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Three Governors or tho N. A. 4. Resigned.

Iurce oOVeTuoTD " Suc n. Ss Reoh8n0O.
Walton Storm Treasurer Of the Manhattan Athletic
Club seen at his once In the Equitable building
Yesterday afternoon BY Sun reporter When asked II
there any truth In the report that he and number
OF other msmbnrs OF The Board OF Governors OF the
ub had resigned their rosirA, Arcount OF differ.
encas ith Secretary a. e. iiuK-s To replied " have
hnt resigned, and have M tnt~ntion Ut doing Ny
ations with Mr. Hughes are OF tue most friendly
chArso,rr
the Hoard ~ Gevernors The report 10 true bnt there
news IN that a. thsS Is.sn.d their Ro.t,ons ovsr
mere y no ssers! apoa. T. 4! hs Prss.n. time there
ii.au;n. m.s,ias. 81 n: IoysrnSra son:.Sa.n.!r
little ihsnka ChAnuing N Rritton has rssiGnsd lie
ms.tinss Of Tho hoard since April. II. wrote saying
that 10 would he out Of town tims, and that
no could not possity attend 10 his duties put
some one else In Ills place fhares A. Gerach also
Resigned on account OF absence from III. city and
dlrsrtor Warren sage iLe Other n.nh.r VITO
r~siyns. came down from lie A'!irondArss III.
otper hsv. aud satd mat his hesth WAS very poor that
his trnutiri I'm srsAt zeal nn ina h. r0ni
not stand night work Mr. sare std mrinber ~ The
Mi ding COniinues. and Is also director Of howlnv
J. swan as far .. know. has had no iroubis with
", sass 3. sSy one s,s y .ss our and has In
As for there Getng nnnber Of shsnsss 10 the Board
next year think there VIII be. There always are .
sumbsr Of changes sseh year II all large clus@"
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gained 5 minutes II seconds on the Mar.

Ruerte.
At the 1rst mark the foul between tho Vol
unteer and Grncis occurred. and tho Oracle
soon 900 turned back. II was now q Tide down
schooners carried mainsail. club topsai bal
loon. stnysail. ioresHii TO rtop>ail. SD maker.
iorestnysail. jib and balloon iib top-al al
rum a. we'll US CA VAS and the NoIu tser sue
essded In getting away the Gloriann's load
flower nassed both tho Marguerite and Bar
bara. The order ut the second mark. RS we'll
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f1m0-s.'UN III" 2iIt5I
George W. LeAvitt OF Boston has been ne.
eotiatG.g for tho bay gelding Diamond since
D carlo here on Tuesday. and to-,lay the pur-
enssswas mado. The price is $1,000.
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L.iJrN TENNIS.
Tennis Pr,.es vvon at Bayonn-.

An open prize tournament was hell yesterday on the
courts OF the Bayonns Lawn Tennis Club at Bayonna
The AFFAIR scratch and ali tue games vera played
OIL the deuce and van'sze system. The results were:
Ladies SinEles-Firs. Round-Miss Anna Strykcr OF
Newark defeated Mrs Frederick L. Wharton OF Bay.
onns by e.. Miss Frances &. Beuton Of Elizabeth beat
Niss Bale Ogden OF Jersey CITY by 60; Miss Clara
Looms OF beat Miss Louise stryker of Newark
bye-s: Mr.. william n. ogden OF Jersey City dsfeata
Miss Minnie Wharton OF Bayonne br 6-3: Miss Mary
from Miss Adele wil.on NJ Pia,nreId by Ill
b. ~ Hn NM, ca. s "a. M. fTn rs
MIS- Emma i. Adam. bv g.. st'' nary 'e'''. "''
Glars Loon,is BY a.: MIA. M.ry Ne aom drew hys
Final Round-Miss Anna r. Stryke: defeated Miss
Mary Nelson ny =.
ton Of hrooklyn beat Henry Shson OF J:r.ev City ~
a.; Frank Wharton OF Bayonno defeated tdMnrt l.
onms Of nny. nns ~ o. thAr,t. l. ~ en- Of isr.ey
Murray q habeih de. Gated william Ael'on Of bay.
second ound- frank wharton heat william n Ath.
rin.i Round-Frank Wharton defeated Thomas Muir.
Mixed Doubles. First Round-Miss Frances ). Psntnn
thar es /. ogden bys-2. Mt-s Minnie Wharton and
s M t., sest's M Nav Ns.on and
bvn-s Miss Clara LOOM. and Edward 1. Looms
fscond Pound-Mi.s rranrss E. Ren,on and Thomas
Murray defeated Miss Minnie Wharton md Frank
son oM,raSsa Miss Glars Loomis and Edward L.
Final Rouni-M,ss Frances s. Renton and Thomas
Murray beat Mrs Mary Nelson ami William Nelson BY
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1ays n,,l,~-d,.. Ives .. A rr.,s to r,sy.

Frank Ives the young Napoleon Of biIliardS" and
Martin MoMuIsn OF Cincinnati are having = red hot
dispute Abou; futurty match that they had arranged
10 play soms weeks ago McNusn accuses Ives OF try
Ing to break the because he afraid that the
u!ns!nnA1an, may aefss! him The match was eu.hon
~ May lille Srhasfsr aud Ives exhibition
tour aud N ClsrpAnd siD,a Side WA posted when the
mach - made subsequently Ives took 1own IT'S OF
HIS dspos,' !HIy r., ~: NOR. =. y nay: sons
Jan. ~ McMusns % . vent up Jniv ! when notice
Gss sent 70 Cleveland that ihs nun.vick and Bake
Company had lvsSs money. Tho mes have nos met
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The story thst Champion Jacob schssfer intends to
70 10 Mexico 10 play exhibition billiards has been
vired In the West In the last few days dssDatch.
pnrport,nG from the CITY ut Mexico has found
T.. way 'n,o print which states that the chAn,on an!
Ives are 20 play tars next month cha lev Tarkrr OF
Chcsso MAJ snne such schss ~ MUD .srsIsi months
st"rv rss.rJs n;yh, eai s .w,r si ~ III
scheme, Mr. se VA of the krnrswick Bake UnmpsIy
: :. TN S"pa he .,!;, I'o,h NOV; any a.. ls
were glad 60 back alive The Moxir don't under.
stand billiard and have ite no Interest even 10 the
best exhibitions OF It's DeAutieL
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A HIeh.priced Young Tro,,er.

!, HrUnnrkSnExrE Ang TO. ". Williams has sold to W.
=. nosge OF nts Mnnes The twoyear old cot nrifton
Price $500 ~ 'S'" "HAes
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Lospox Aug fed Pritchsrd. the English cham.
pion middle weight, Intends TO start for tho United
States 10 short time. Ths purpose OF his visit TO
America I. TO endsAvor 10 ArrsnG,A match With ZONE
fighter IN thst country. lie via issuo challenge 10
msrs ANY MAJ in the United states nud viii deposit
cha Iengs.
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Though Miss Alice had not started since the
Belmont NEE Ing five weeks ago aid Gold
SIN til was unable to drive her to-day she sold
All, showing I'LL the bird heat. and even then
waste lnr behind 10 hsnd J.. Is. Richardson.
The stallion Junsmoni hal the poe and led
nearly a seconds Improvement over his old
mark. break lost him the lead In the third
heat ard Kirha, dson finished half n length
ahead Of MI ~ Alice In 2:lSh.. Before the next
heat the rain came. and made the fool Ing 40
aipcsry that he drivers preferred to walt til
Saturday to end the race. The summary
stonus IA fulioWR.
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FREE FOR ALL AT BUFFALO.
SoSlLYND WILKES BEATS HEN RYyAIs
AFTER LOSING TWO REATa

u.~. Tuvvsrss Oia.sins Tactics Ossvrs che
vletsry-Thres Fast Hsaes-Nightsurs,e
wins the SIS Class ru~se-Ths SIT
Class Postponed Cntii To-day.
BurYAlo, Aus. 7.-Rosaltnd Wilkes turned
ne tables on her fast rival, Alvin. to-day, and
tho Nov York mare won another great Wet, ~
IN TIA tree for all. She sold cheap In the pools
I'll ono got tho third heat In 2:l5. and her
frj,nds had tho money all on before then.
The programme for the week was all but Nm
tshed. tho 2:l7 class being stopped BY sharp
shovsr after three heats Belle Hamlin has
recovered from her fast work last wosk, which
followed long let.up. aud desrs prom ounced
hsr unfit for . record. breaking milo this after.
noon In the triple hitch. Mr.. Hamln told
(3eers to do what he could MS many had como
spocially TO SEQ tho no,el rig. The trio kent
steady 10 tho half, but Belle jumped OIL nor
.trids there when Globe and Justipn were 40
iu, o, trot that Geers lot them 20 with Belle
ralloping. Thev finished In 2.iG making the
last Quarter In 32 seconds Honest George
stood best in tho summary for The 2:23 trot.
which was remnant from Thursday, but
Nightingale ended matters by getting the
fourth ind llth heats, while George was un-
steady.
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Trotting At Dauville.

DHvILLE Ky. Aug. This was tho closing " hsrs
snd 400 people witnessed three good races over
hstirack. SUMMARIZE:
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JoetsS,, 81 Michael L. Dwyer has Arst, call on
lord and lMd1FG .s. the match between Miss Wood
lsreHn,, s.riI;;s1r,olr tro.tng horse Dr. Sparks
istrauk at u tro Ss'tte amiis over ting halt
.ecotd ~ pee by Harry Russell. who got n
hsen sold ;niM,' at Cleveland last week. has
SIR p,' u 70 Mr. Payne OF Cleveland for S1O.OOO.
shibboi.,L iAIug. THE good handicap horse
81 dean @@pssnon Rod Sign Is also Al tho point
WIN the same iseasc.
milo srs' aSssor. with, 10 pounds mn. ran .
lSE', in lava ut Monmouth Park, Aug. %.
c.n n'9 %n BY Jockey Ma'tin bergen G ''' '"u
?lO-, hassibI,nneto1, a full brother to Bunol.
S,full Stud sUSeun bis career on tho turf. ait,r
hsst u ID g; Ky. on july 50 aeainst lime. to
Elmlra w won ~ 2;S0. He Will 10 sent to
btato Fair !" 10 exhibit at tho great Iner-
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10 half An % a-Lloyds prize problem was solved
iars ola, w. TO him The scor. up TO Friday morn
won ,br,. H.. rook won four. iost one; sho alter
ons; won "n' ,r ref won two los. ons drawn
los, Que "" ''sitw d.swi. one; Ripley. Won one.
pa ns r.,;.m.nn rolex gam. ~, .,
srsnils VII h IA. Nnlslt sacrifice IN The i"n,,nni
snn ~ labtN IA m. ~ hl' inntrh with Delmsr hut
IN Tue chtss touruam.ni!e
soileet 4 Hsnbsm S.a from frs. The soers is no
iiei ~ each and kin, 1S ..ssr saeh rsdsmauu
1T handed In = currse,n.. was vss b. Ds soete. vhs
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Racquet and Tcanis (lmb Taking 10 Quoits.
The Racqus. and Tennis Club Of this city BIAS taken
taken hold OF Quot pitching In earnest ana intend to
make the game OF i:s special attractions during The
coming fall ana winter. In the open space OF ground
In the of the building. and between tho racquet
courta there has bosn constructed under the super.
vision "f ihs gymnasium committee. cornposed OF
Asssra Waiter Stanton. A. u. HOdgen and 4. X Mon.
tart ths tnss qaong rink In this SECTION 81 The cou.
~ a. cast lhs plans and Arrsn.smsnt. i1sf mate.
rally from the pro sa.ionAl rints hereaoous Shd ir
are undoubtedly superior IN inisli to tho latter
The kauuust AM Tenn Claire rink II eighteen wards
!InR with an th,srntdlAto Nis ancr OF nj Gen yarn
The ends are thFeo feet SQUARE evenly laid out and
nllsd With she best potter, clay OF tbs regulation
els tset hiled with ab"ut siS thohe. al psat TINS 10
game SIR nRy toothol willie In The act Of de iverns
ths quos lmmed.telv ~ front OF the slav End. are
isotion % he clay. Quot triKins th.s. slabs sai
lantins III the clay carrss With oUjsotionabs mat
10 destroy the tnstckins Properties Of tns clay
without these slabs there would @ considerable
quantity OF dirt forced Into the cay thus sntAiinx an
are fury protested BY y wooden covering and are
0ihsrwiss cAr.tu! stsnhsd 10 Under ths supervision
Of supsrnie Ilalock who takes much interest
H. the sport ~ In any otner department IN the club
Enough having no instructor. many irsmusri OF the
and eight pound quot are used the former being tho
more popular The hnsen yard Instance also seems
10 ihe iavorits Among Ihs msmhsrs who havs taken
nkinR 10 the game AMI cnh liich pretty fair quot
crosrsr u. = a.:ss.. = Norr!: fryor 'wiI,.ai
CLARK stewart Frederick T. Quick, James L Gladwin,
A. O. Tower. and \. G. iiodgsh Mr. Grocker Ia gener.
ally thought to DO tho strongest player In the Stub