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ksoL1sHarKS WOW BIZ FoUR W1oxErs
Another Gasss Co.meneed 20 Decide the
Question OF Superiority.


PHILADELPHIA. Oct a-Fully 5000 persons
went out to the Germantown Club grounds to-
day to witness the conclusion of the second
game between the Gentlemen OF Philadelphia
and Lord Hawkes. team Of English cricketers.
and they saw match that abounded in excit-
ing plays. Tho cricket. however. was not up
to the standard Of the first game, and the bat
ting display was decided falling of on tho
exhibition OF last week. when nearly 900 runs
were scored in the four innings. W. SCOTS
display Of batting was the best Of the match.
X. J. Key played better than IN any Of his pro-
vious inninga NJ, J. Woods again bowled
grandly. and obtained in all 16 wickets In tho
match at a cost Of 80 runs.
As play started at IL 40 O'Clock the sun came
out and the demon bowler. Woods. sent down
the first over TO Walter Scott. MILFORD Brown
followed at the other end to s. Welsh. and three
Woods to the ropes for four. but the latter had
his revenge IN the next over. and 6cott after
splendid exhibition Of patient play. retired for
81 Welsh should have been caught
soon after .this. the ball going among
Wright Throwley. and Hornsby. Welsh
sixth yicket fell with the last man for % runs
syer-ready Wright took a splendid catch at the
wiCkets FROM the latter; who retired e, ed. for 9
runs II. T. breWbter tnen came int puC poor
Judgment In running again caused Brewetcrs
downfall. +. w. Ralston was next, but coon
lost. Bchlen. who was taken OF midwicket By
Key and II. p. Baily. was the last man TO the
wickets. A very patient exhibition WAS then
seen. no less than seven maidens being bOvled
IN succession. Tho end came. however. for
ITO runs
Eit5oat much 9 waste e tns; sad nsioEe the
hewett copmenced opsretons Tor the Engiish.
men. and the latter QUICKLY got fGHr1hit on
Ralston then took Wright splsnaidly ct the
just before the luncheon interval. Heyett
shoIs tsse been r. bal RMhgh
After an hours iltsrnssbiSn Patterson and
cateh AZ t6s Sick etsBy Rslston "a tie former
jcinedt Hevea: and 6e mad. Riass quite
one osgr. 4 ciose decision soon afterward de;;
inning rs % Ky Esz Eas next and hs W.
Tictets 81 the last bali Of Bally over vii.
ford Browns, downfall was soon pro
dnced and WoQds's appearance was applauded.
tim. a good catch at point By BreVster doing
the trick. Wsconnf Throwley and Key re-
mained at the wicked to the end the formers
two hit and four hit IN succession winning
the game for the visitors. The score.
GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA
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THE RECORD.
snooxLYN, 8; NEW YORK, O


AZ yesteESSsyss the mpres,
n trying CopghlIn. had shown all the sagacity
with the expectation that he would ill the gap
In the pitchers box, and enable the New Yorks
to land the pennant despite Buck Ewing's dis
ability. Coughlin has an earnest air and q
walk like tragedian and those are about the
extent OF his qualifications rs q. baseball
pitcher. The weather could not have been
Amer. but only 474 persons turned out to see
For some days past. the Brooklyn players
have yearned for soft mark, and. Yesterday
their desires were grataed They did not let
css sRGn chicken S9ne TARGET hiring
to the ball game the reports Of the guns an
noyed the spectators. but after the game start
marksmen thought rival target had been set
up In the Polo grounds
IN the first Inning O'Brien reached arst on
balls. and was safe at second when Whistler
fumbled Wards grounder Then Fputz hit
eingte. Burns made q home-run drive. and
Ptnkney smashed out q double. The result
ives four runs and numerous groana.
In the third inning Pinkney hit the ball into
me right.iieldd seat s, and cleared the bases
hs snd nna a.ys p,
In the seventh singles BY Ward. Burns. and
Pipkney Yielded two runR
lnks's pitching puzzled the New FORKS sore
II. and as the Brookiyns played faultlessly In
Only once aid tho NV York; get a. man Ssn as lar
AZ third. and they were severely thrashed.
The SCORE:
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RACING Ar LATONIA.
The T.lens, RssAs It tAe Start, Go wro.s
Later On.

The Talent, RaUAt 1t the Start, Go Wr0ag
Later On.
0uuuRAs. oe<- 2-Ths 1000 psrsons who went to
IAsoaia sodsy saw some exceedingly good racing in
spite Of the tact that the programme barren Of
staks event. Il next to tho last day Of the present
fall meeting. ami the weather WAS very warm. Tho
talent sasted OF night In the nrst two racss and then
they want wrong and THO Of long sbots captured the
Femaining raoa one of which fall TO 10 to1 chance
OF the nine starters IN the INST selling purse
min. frstsfwit % Lilly mp was the fsvorites At to 3
and she landed thA Odds after beautiful nniGh she
First lap kenounoe and Portuguese crossing the win
ming hne - DaIpsd headb apart. 1tme. Lex
startsA and BsrshA Tia Hidden 81 2eDonaid was tho
fsvorits e 80 she Won On The Pc: q nose from
away IN the Isst row stridsi. Tenor ran third two
lengths on. 1me. -. Tho wtnnsrS Vtctafy proved
co:ty fos hE o.nsr .he beng t'h ap S77S over her
In the dye :fnzlons h.ndicap fG t.oysar:
third the 20 to hot Dscs a. Lonssy In the saddic
winning under drive by length from the 10 TO
chance Aasy. who bsat the fsvcgits fke distance.
.,Ins niissnsssy9syy.rd. dash had eight s..rtsrs.
unpiAssd. Acvssss and the . ahsnes. insoisnce.
after making al tho running tile second pick Hopeful
nnisAing esonnd. Bon An was third Time. i47h
NE nenng 1m she 0ay ended with sfnftong dash.
fsrsnt thtrd wfdis the half sstar Is znu LIts Lau-
rance. no = fortsr mp. and tho 10 shot, Reuben
bsfng hnaly beaten . nsck Itms. 10Sk
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No Heavy Men .t M.rv..a.

CAnsaipck Oct 2-In answsr 70 the esH Issued b.
Capt. Traord Of the football tsam large number e
new candidates assembled Jarvis yseid and Joined
forcss with the Who have bsen toing tor the last
week I'm the and heat The candidates tor ths
freshmen eleven met for the nrst time fhers we're
shout sixty Of shsm of ali sizes ana wstsnts but most
Of them altogether too small 10 b Of any uss the
football Geld.
great crowd Of spsctstoss was present 70 80 the
university candidates There abeut sixty q thsn
also nearly 100 appeared In ansv,r 70 Capt.
Cumnocks call but most Of them were insxperisncsd
and useless. All the men who came out to-day have
played football before and almost evsry has some
showed that Harvard has plenty Of fair material bot
zooponpaers who can step n and Az ne ssP %sds
tss .as:y
.sd xoud w: .as
nrst eleven Iiisr shs., VI, and dr.nt n
sr Sss ana S.si
I Sss II. Ia : :ssSas q s G D.I
s.H SaSss H Cry Il me-: q 3,
OK * q;
fs e .ss :sv:1. -.r. t.p. hard .. work for h.n
soW ss shs ether Ise Hssssd End S.sppsS o o,.
moro are prominent candidatss who did nos play 20
Z u E
r. asss s.ns z shs season viii - played senFsow
fss Es:casivs So.n..s.s # sss n:sy.sd lexnT
20 siIG:s III :na
ses = e ~;
,sss; sr .a =: sn mo asss, ~
ton by match 3..N1
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Bowlers Exhlblfang 9one 0eoA Wort n
Prnetaso Games.

Praeease Games.
III nishs a Their Ssy .sy:: ri Atlsn.i. aysnus
tain AID z. T. Brown Secretary md Tfsssnisr -''- wy
:. During the season the Deisnd.m Cph VIII roll on
To- :sa ss:, ss lam S'd s.Scs.
s W. FIJI Aa IL sss Rs,i IA is G. V0s 1885,
I'll ssss1alss . sIS
&c
:. e = ss' e s:ss' es
sas oI:ains .ish! q: aS:sa.s Club h.: :iways
6: AZ;
sSs strSasssS Ia Jersey City.
M ya..or 9lsb .,smesss xho roa % shs osnsr.,
ss,' IS; y; II:
IT, !ss;. n Nv H. sssA 15s: s G ss:hHsI
9 Iii AZ s =: II IL 1a a:s ss 1'S barn
soS ,S cSs Z, q
w. m sr sss I'D r.S 5s 81
sa - sos :.s ah fssasns s4sdfera Wizard
ns:s G.ps s ss: Isnn'
AL e 0:S ~
s' 81 HS .s,s 20 So :.ia sss
tssnos feS q si0 win be enlarged each entered
and each club enter many teams e. they wish.
Cub on he nsnpsrshof shsys on fhSrsdsy:' IS6iss
We ESl:na:s. az: ~ zia.ta %; NJ liam u:
Es HiishSsis 6: Mis- Meyer, Obi Mr.. Arini.
~ ": xii Z. $: - s.,$.a sSS:'$::
s g. ksi sS 'sa s.'rs ios az
nan. III; hqioE MS; 4; strs.ssr ii6i 8, Friedman.
Isl Hshn. 100; Abei. 90; steinbsrdt 400. Total
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News nron the Horse WssaA.

Horsemen hsreabouts think thsk. the nine
ma ssSss va sSs:S
;, Moth ADAMS. Oct p Y: Rpllpok Of WI
field for $4,000.
RIDoEwoop, N. j., Oct 2.-Ths races at the
Ridgewood Riding and Driving Clubs track
advertised for to-day have been postponed 70
j. Cameron
Goodwin's Oficial Turf Guide. No. II. is now
out, giving the results OF all races decided up
work 10 invaluable to the racing public. and
turf
by next curing. You might apply Co any Of the
prominent tralners at Jerome or Norris parks
@essTs; WyndhAp, Walden. John Huggins.
aheartng and some good advice.
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NV HAVEN. Oct. 2-fhs Yale football team have had
tpu week OF uninterrupted praetice and have been
doing exceptionally nns work. Hsdslnngsr practssd
ono day In his old place at left guard but sxsftsd him.
ssf TOO much and was laid up Vi bed until yesterday
It was reported that he had sypxod fsvsr Sot sp.h
Wa not the case. HeSefAngsr vts cut toAsy and AZ
nS.Iy. a sas 800 9Th tas GEssosnt.
greater esgerness than to any, otha9 eysept thosS
played With Harvard and Princeton. Capt kcClunr
Il. nsa n ~ r..s n.s bad As
Yale has had 20 gfsduate coachihe except q few
hnss Ssvsn ~ Water Camp. Hsxt week. however
the men and train them until the season clones Eirh
ten men have been ct the training tabIs during D.
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Great interest IL being manifested IN ths Yaassss
cent football match TO b physd this afsGnssn at
Eastern Park Brooklyn. CAPT. Bsscher Il ~ Ore.
cent? has had sixteen candidates. In training q
nay Ridge for the pest wssk snd enfy ssseoted his
team yesterday. There 40 many nsw mAn On tbs
encouraging
Tho Tab team win diner somewhat from the ono
that played Wesleyan on Wednesday last. mo giant
Aenelnnger. who was incepacitasod BY spraine9
md win be q ioft susId place q Stilwsn Aorrtson
freedman, Who has shown mp quite crsditably this
season the Yale team u strong one, but the Crse'
cents wfl prove formidable adversartcs
Fhn nkerup MI ha onn mr. 4 = folloWo:
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ths eless of's7 y the NOS. rsnsr.b,. .,h,.s,,
that eyer entered PTipceton s'n's"o ctses
The football season will be opered hsrs
zane With nntssr II IA said a Rutgers has nj
~. N renS 'eam AZ she h9t last year Prince.
a yesrs u back s ankle ssSere ~ . SoTsss
the Promlslns hat back candidate, hss spra,n.
ss pns Warrsn being unable N md any one TO pIsy
so me-, "a :fcs-ise team vas chosen today
riuht s1.rd, wheeler ,s6; centre symmes VI: ~
ksr A9v wo .S os tsyssSsn "e isf tackle jess:
kxS r M hSf 9ees AAAms; right hsf back Phil
P.tg Pes and waiter easafof III. 90 team eo.o,..
the varsity and scrub team to-day. Tho 'vsrsisS
forced the ball clos. 70 thsirbPponents line Sus
"a; aEsin = q the hsd and he sas
I.h, sity eleven IN 0ctoesr: 81 rutgers Eincstcn q
Lafayette AZ psnnasnn Gr.cs1ss At BrYokSl IL
Ee ac Yo,s; "a "a tehish a. frhss,on; a a
New York. 49, SS'am"s ~
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y.rssy women He-,. !. T...,. ca.h.

PaisoEfos, Oct z--A young womsns lawn tennis
club was organised in Princeton yesterday. Mona but
females viii b admitted but the constitution requires
that President and Treasurer shall b you.y man
who viii DO expected to sttsnd 10 the finances and
business Of the club Until year ago the prssss: ten
mis- courts we're owned Jointly BY the town and tho col
dent, Eswsrd q Daf,sld "; Irs.swss GseIge Mr..
Hlddsl and Miss Genl teeethsr With the frst three
ecets Ths most expert plsyer. are; The Misses DUFF
IisAes p4ti6l, the hissss Y9omans the Misses Hns.
Concvsr Two courts are about % b. sid ont on sed
man stTeet. The inembsrship tees are; ACTIVE mem.
bers, IS; assoelAts "a - -
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Stevens wants 70 Get Back Hsso u. me-
,LsAeuS. 81.

Football has not been neglected Stevens Institute
NJ team this ysar viii b orsd,sssle 10 shs ,tusis.
IL n praetaosiiya team Of sovioss bat hard vo,h
and sosohins BY Dc Hart sas shAidou aad Capt ". p
Aactsaae win coon put then in trim, rs-day they
met ths y A. q on the hone grounds. oamss with
,Sss ne League matohss but no aAtes sr - ysi A.
The annual eanerssh win tAhe place on ,sonday. N
S:S Sciock on the ~. Gesrss Criaket Greunds ne
OF Fellows stand very FOOD chance Of Winning
zion IN he Eas. rno srs pr sdn
stevens yas member q thp beSgue but Withdrew
Her chances for getting back are e0od Hyen u thers
tto vote she would be admitted.
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Duty. sscriees .sit:-Gartsn. .IsCsaey. Hstisla
yr.t base on bslls.on yorsnan q "a oBrisn: Flint
Murray. struci ,oyt-l,y Por:msp 10; bY OBrisn. D
Double piay-Sptclife and McCspley. UmpfrS-fergu-
son. Tfme-1 So. Attendmce-1.200 y ~ ~. >
- o. Leuls. 10: Louisvft1z. Q.
great shape today a ,t6s presence q loo pspsns.
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TIE Ws..s.. At a.-a.sA Pa~k.

cnIcAoo. Oct 1.-oarneld Park rssuits Hsoksesst.
Fins Raee-Thrss-quarteTs OF . mile. Mitchell 1.
won Mir fstton second. n.ry L. third Time, i:ioX
ons sss kssS ss NM qs. won ea''.0n SEQ
=, Thir9 Raos-H.eeighths Of 9 nile Maybe p. won.
Fourth Racs-Ons and one-sighth mila.. Experience
WI if, SoRRssn1 s,soJa t1s q f m m1 nS
Ltttle Atasst ssesnd, Ends.e third. Tims, a:o1H
Sixth Race-One mile. Lew CayIilo won; fslsrua
ssoond. CasssA thifd. Tina AeA.
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0Inuoema oet a.-7o-day's events resulted ~ foa-
lows: so
First R.ee-1hrse.tourths q 2 milo: Owen Golden
socond RsoSrf"Ur md Srn far,pn.s Ma: q
won, Majestic ssoond. Mulstto third. Ttme., :E7X
Third RAoe-Ouo mlle. PaolA won, Jnls q. second.
One third. Time, 1.<7A.
YonTsh bace-ons and an eishth milss. Dohsmiaa
ruth dsnes-s!. and a1sfssr fssloaS :, sslisbury
gixth RAoe-Ppnr and o half fpslonGs. Oakvtsw won
yleetfoot ssoon6. Dirigo third Time. o:67.
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BFook1yn...... I -
slooa 1sS n, nS HE, b.; b.
Iint Base on SailsSBy co1shln I: inis. /. straei
S%% HE1By cSushiin 2; Inks q, Hone rGns.RRfns.
RE- gsIg sac Vince hit,sM9fSI.ks his. Steen
Whistler and Conner Glasscock and Common Gasscock
and Basseu. Passed halliday. Umpirs-0anney.
BOSTON. 8: fHILAnxLrHIA. 8.
P1nApHIPHlA Oct 2.-The Philadelphia outbatted
Boston this afternoon but lost the game BY errori at
critical stage The home team also lost chAnees
catch ~ Long was the feature OF the game Attend.
Anco, pl2. The
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,EArnSa runs.PhiIadelPhia, z: BostoI, Twobass
base hit~Iows l. stolen basssNHsmilton, LONG. Bso.
de Double Ray-Aileu and brown. First base On balls
Hyera Denny. Allen. Bennett Nichols. Passed bsls-
cray ~ Bennett ny. Umpirc-Lynch. Time. 1:<o.
CLsvELAND. o: rfs1ssuRaa !.
CIlyxLAAn. Oct 2-Boston 10 happy over its pSnnaut
winning team. and 80 10 Cleveland. because to-1Ay's
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Earned rHnsSnl sl . sssancs hissIheKsSn.
Home runChilds. Left on bases-Clevs!and 9; Pitts.
sargh, Struck out1By Grqber. 81 by King 9. Bases
&isyslsSd ~ lPts;burEh, stolen s,s.s- -ohtd; 70
fims-2;oo. Umpire-Emsls. Attendsnce-S00
CINCINNATI, Ill CHICAGO. 10.
OsIGhoo. Oct 2-ro-day's gams WAS characterised By
YAM spiitting about sysn IN each Tho scorc: ' ~
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.Ths au.ssty sr Ms-py.-

Everybody should read HopeHs's moo novel,
" The QUALITY Of Mercy" NJ Which lss opening
chapters sciR eppear to-mosSoao IN TEE SUNDAY
Sun Hb q wlspdid story " our ooa tiass
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A @rsss 1aeycse Rase ftsa L.sss Haa 70
John Operoars,

Lospoz oo1 a,-a r. Anis. the saslIsh champion bi.
cyclst who holds the Knglsh record from Lands End
70 John O'0rosts has now beaten that pcrfor TO-
NILS rode pneumatic ssfsty bicycle oysr the .amo
6sstiny the previous record BY twenty -oDs hours.
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Bassbsn, Engiswood. NJ: Saturday, pet: Q. Ensis.
Englswood. Game sP.N Y lao special exprsss.-Ads.
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A Bis 0.s,. n.aa,e.p /. Ks...y.

Tho Quot grounds Of Frank Ward corner Of Pas.
sale and Central avenues. Ksarny NJ viii be formal.
~ opened this afternoon with handicap open 70 all
yards Thus far thirty Of the strongest In tho
DO s sss anf %STs s a &
commence at 20Q o'closk
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ss fsGs. 4 E.ssp sss
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Baseball Gsnss Ts-s.z.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York W. Brooklyn. at the Polo groundA
Philadelphia W. Boston at PhnAAeiphis-
Chicago vs. Cincinnati ut ChicSgo, 81.
Cleveland vs.. Pittsburgh. at Cl5SeiAnd- g'
AnksicAs. Associkson.G aref" . =,
Boston Washipgton at Boston. ~ q SUI F' 'F''
Baltimore W: Athletics. at baltimore.
81. Louis W. Louisville, at 81. Louis.
Milwaukee vs. Columbus. NJ Milwaukee,. re.
AhASxoa LsAogH. tti.f"' i..t
Hnsswood y o. Va staten Island A. o.. n Enslswood
oTRKR oAnHs "f' "a
9fsenpoints ". yultons. at 0resnpoint.
Locust vs. ,Augustinian. Resouts W. st. Joseph. a
Harlem A. A. W. 1--we Oaks. at Rockville Centre, L. 1.
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BAsFon. Pa, Oct. 7LAfsyetts College Lent hsr sscsuA
footsall game sodAy. tho stsss College team bsastus
her BY 1SsoA. II Wa Lsfaystts's game Assp4ss hsr
psor payfus. urt after the oond half hsd bseun ana
then the state Collage boys walked right away from
the hshe team. hsbAn wAs taken from the osaere Of
Sssi VS. 70 asfssH Hscs t ,o:
~ int ~ - se..s CNsss boz. pS.h:di
ISsss yAeeome VERY Nsver Ipnling By ,Apn. the vts
1s soss Y dSaSs 1,as every
soco6 ao..s from oes 4 ynifh Eel sas fielsd.
abe hr!t halt ard sooeed - te1ch dDen. rhrouEhou}
nsn sss s SIss r. Sos hss' Collage
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kasnsd yuns-nilrssl.s: rwssess &iss-g D
Lstcher and Vaughn. Bases balls on Kilisn .: BIZ
By pitoher-Bu1fA 3, Struck out-By Kihen Z; By
). Umpire HciASsSiA. Tms.i B5
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sssE 'ss US ssa . s e.
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.s ssass. sa sss';a s:f yis.ss q s:
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Fsssh.n. Eastern rS-k. fSsaSy, q - p. n.
Yale vs. Crescent Admission BOO. Grand stand, 500
sxtrA ktnss county sxprsss usins from bridge 2:07
1i6I. 1o6. AAd 0OosesA@6 o., III .S1Isis.Lh
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Express trains win run on, ths ktnu County Rhatse
Railway from Brooklyn Bridge q 2:07. 061 2t6A and
8O5 during the afternoon
visitors TO the game should not neglect g yuppH
Ebess sls.S track q Tie e.%s esn b ssPa ssd the
rateIy designated at once me card 10 Something new
In football a0Ais and Il viii b found vGy s0vankAnk
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nsso Dsus Fobo Grounds, To-Day. w.
Grand League championship game. Brooklyn w.
New YORK. Game S,@5 Pm. Admission. 60c. Tickets
and reserved ssass q spsdinss ~
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81. Louis Fl,lla. U, WA Athletes.

sr LouIa. Oct 2.-Athetea. representing the various
clubs members Of the A. A. IT, arriving In o. Louis
in large numbers to take part in the annual champion
ship which take place here tomorrow afternoon
at tho Fair grounds The entries include nearly all the
chnmptons In the ssrious svents: Carey and Jswsu
snd Copeland q both auralss; Rsminsson Dodnsn,
Down1- and Dohps In the ttpyAJd ran, and the
thrse LIST pepod are IN the e8oysyd rama The msss
rfoSrseA e. % sspeHtlstdi chs,. ii +,c.1:t =.
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'Heayy-wsiGht t'CAs.Issa lGaAe- Cenins
2 -.- HeSs 70 Eight. ~

Biy Madden received despatch last night from the
other side stating that reter Maher the hesvywsght
champioa Of Great RritAin sailed from Queenstown
party OF friends will meet him down the bay on .
tuyb0at. Immediately on his arrival he will issue
ing Corbeu and Eitzslmmons.
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his.HSlulan. j.; TSrssS.ss Sits-ssns Hsilssy.
emlth. Stolen basss-cIans. Holiday. Burh. Coensy.
AND an'1a i. oa tne moP qs
n. "a SIsss. "a LSGy. ss Rhlass !. ,s.iusi
i. Fsessd 6slESasirinsson. o. wild pseSss.v I
~. ~ Crane, .. fine-2i0. UmpiIe-Hurst. Az
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The following statement Of fact was submit
cd to Justice FallOn:


e 81 e ssss e e.
p ne rsspsosve counsel for thu purpose Of
yhs tss otdin.nc. -. ont in the complain. 70.
Aldermen % bring about IL adoption ADD ges resolved
6 S% ~ ai1S e x Z. &. s
sssssSIs.s A. s.ses g tsiisy Is. ..ss.n which
l. s. "a sisss: e: sss Ss
n.RS; S.a re- n. sssn ss%Ei:a no
I'D ting II ths q ths sotion tSs
1900 1900, e ne fcse gou1ds; 49,. =.
K g aia = e:
sought to b covered eondaeivs 70 Vice or Imn
ss ssa . L "a. p.o
SisSed with ne cSsrss.ss 70 thoss ought 70
Ss FoS
Eronnda shsdded over Aud guarded 10 fsont With wro
sP Il. e e s:s ~ Z. e
grand sta4d; that seats sought by this ordinance TO
g covered a5s ss 70 those paytns sseasra AdsstDa
Sists-fhst he diamond which u ne place occupied
~ the Ptehsf catchy and IlAyefs % situated and
"a = SSss M Esis s
sSss 4: ssss
sovss ovsr such sssss would exclude the diamond from
the View and OF nse4ssity the pyss Of thoso
asge: 30: 70 s su e e
ana a. s:a::s Ss:a
q tA'f. given " tho
Briefs and Judge Faon viii announo sue de.
cision In ten days. 80
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mittee submftted an argument the substance

me hsAth 80 eseso q sas hos. Of patrons q ths
eSssa sss. s sS'G sss each ~. IA i snss
e ~ ~ e sns sss seem 2 s.Gntss 6 e
lndtns.snce SavS p haSsSG name. that Tins sx.
poses them foe 8ouS Ut time to the fnconyenienee
Ind anHeyanee nsepasabis ffo witnessing Of the
6ork. 80 -
me tact that fr Is cents additional covered sssts
might % obtained On tie Grand stand only aggravatee
fOcsd 70 croec Is. md S $40 uno 5e
tas more eayoysdt md wealthy patsas g these g.s
szimiaatio1 ssoah rot b psInit.sd Those zee can
5: iorssd. % sndsasG asL SssitS and suass
q thsas lugsennioaey, fropn protection should 6e
the srounds ths lowest fss o. 80 10
sleSsan nis % e srn 1vssy pssssSSn Y
most intoisra6s 6szt 70 which al Who Cannot Afford to
secure soats on tho grand stand subjected. The
games are almost tnvsrably played in the afternoon.
ser TO health from suca exposure greatest.
tion e the prsambls md lsseluticn amended b. LIMIT
benches and tmpoiinea penalty for neglect or re-
fu.a TO comply With tie provsons Of the said rssoiu
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VIII zHE a1E4GHHERIEs BE ooEzRED,
-----------4,e ..@>ss .. '.t
SuAgs Rsssea ExpSstsA - AiAsines De.
1. o4aAna To-day. - g.

After many delays and adjournments the
city got IN its inning yesterday against the
National Exhibition Company for not comply
Ing with the lawxhioh insists that the bleach
cries In the Polo grounds shall be covered
over The city sued the company for 500 .
day for endsngsrtng The health of ti,ose who
occupy the bleaching boards. regardless Of
wind or weather. and the suit has como TO b
especially interesting % atest case. Corpora
ton Counsel Louis HAh1henAn mn tetfetentAd
the city. and the exhibition oompany's case
was looked sitter By Lawyers Reddery and
Riddle. : IT, ~ -. s.., u.
Counsel on both sides had agreed to admit
certain facts. A statement of these facts were
submitted 10 Judge Fallon in the Harlem
Civil Court Tho preamble and resolution
hearing on the case. and ~ reported ON June
q last BY the Committee on Fire and Building
Departmental were: "a,
wA~sa. ne New York CITY Complication act Of 1854
invests che Commen Council With power 20 pass or
dipaness rsasng - tho Regulation Of places amuss
49, ss rslo srsmAs Is such place Of .nuss-
Rsssd That The ls..sss Of ID. sad Polo grounds b.
:n ri TIC
EtAa Pe.ef q thilty d.yy fs% ihe p.:ssg. q thls
g 70 3. ass sesrs
Psssiasa :ssssiss 8 Of sss Nv Tsef s,ss ooHssI:
Il reporting. upon THE resolution the COM