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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17
THE BIG. TROTTING MEETING.
On. SPARKS CAPTURES THE WOODBURY.
STAKES ~ STRAIGHT HEATS.

The Absence OF Belle Archer Helps the
victor-Dei Mar Wius the Jehnsto.
Stakes-Uncle 1aa I.eaas the Three.
yesrsclds-Bsneo, DR., Heads the PAGERS.
LEXINGTON. Oct 1a.-An the stake events Of
the Breeders meeting have been finished. tho
two trotted to-day completing that part OF the
programme Tho WOODBURY. Stakes for foals
OF 1887 lost much OF It's interest by the absence
OF Belle Archer. the speedy mare from Ten
nessee that defeated DR.. Sparks two weeks
ago: Happy Bee OF grand circuit fame and
Valissa. the Kentucky marc who lowered DR.
sparks's colors here last October None Of the
three young mares that met the big colt TO-
day were up to his form. and he danced away
with the prize in three heats.
The battle for the Johnston Stake. open TO
2:30 clnss stations. was the closest OF the
afternoon. 81. Vincent making good showing
against the favoritc. Del Mar. Tho latter got
two heats without much opposition. but
break carly IN tho third enabled st. Vincent to
gnthor this in after lively brush down the
stretch. The two were left to fight II out, and
tho betting was 100 10 IS on St Vincent, but
the son Of Eectioneer proved the better ruce
horse. by closing In tho last quarter OF
tho fourth heat and getting his nose
In front in the last stride. This mile In 2:2o
was the fastest Of the four and Ia new. record
pace witch came first on the card. 's proved s an
easy thing for Bunco. Jr: the geldinG securing
s Ss see9as aided ts the En s n ss Ctr
GIANTS Sm HSd.s sFS'f Tho 0H svol IN
sse eneasR aeos e shake e s. SSs
of, and still further improve his mark by
mile In 2:13k. In the third heat the gelding
vas as good as eyer. Grants Abdalah being
crawierd lapped on the second horse
a field OF nine. md the youngsters gave StMrter
Walker more trouble than he has had in all tho
other events put together this week. Uncle
Sam. n brown colt, had the foot OF the party.
and none OF the others were near in any part
OF the race: Each time the handy young trot-
ter Lowered his record. and now stands credited
Little Bolts. a curious.lc oklng roam ,lly with
body. caused lot Of merrLment by her rabbit
behind the distance: The flag was not dropped.
and she was allowed another chance. but did
not get going In time to be in the chase. The
four races were ended Just at dusk. and leave
n clear road for the wind-up TO- morrow. when
the older trotters have til cir IN ming. The clneees
nre the 2:2l. 2:2a. and 2:12. with large entries
In all.
fruitful theme for gossip. butthe exact amount
matter OF speculation. J. Malcolm Forbes.
the rich Bostonian who .mRde the purchase:
Budd Doble. who negotiated it. and Hart Bos-
we'll the former owner. all refuse any infor-
from $4,000 to $4,000. summaries: way
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Printers ~ Athletes,

Judging BY the talent OF those announced take rart
IN the second athletic entertainment OF the PrEers
Athletic Association. to be held on Monday evening
next. great sport and lots Of fIn may be anticipated
The exhibition will be held in the associations gymna.
alum the Of Orange and Fulton streets Brook.
Ign. special feature viii be the four round contest
between Dan csu!reld Of the Printers, A. and Jack
said to exist decided difference OF opinion between
these two men their ability and that they have an
old grudgc which they are very anxious to wipe oct
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To-Day. E.trIe. Mt Gutteubure.

First Race-Selng; three quarters Of mile Hard.
work, 122; Centaur l22: Queen of Trumps. ITO; w B.
IL. los; Issaquena my. io1: Claudine Pnmero Lucky
g. 90 Maggie Beck 90: Padre, Alma T. dormerly Alma
second Race-Flve farlonRs: selling. Vernon 11S:
Airshaft Fngot ITO: Glen Roller, los: Wigwam Peru
Wan. Belle Of Ethan FLY. 1O5; Vital Spark vocalite.
100: Sadie Thompson 88.
crat. i1b: Dixie. 1ohican. i6s: Puzzle. ioo Littis
Minnie Lallah. x. Fox. Dc: villa Marie Mario Lowell
Fourth Racc-One mile. Banquet. 124: Major Domo
ITO; perato 100: Lillian. lo3: Ny Fellow. 1Oo Alder
man Mac o.
Fifth Race-sell!ng; mile and quarter; Carroll
lo3.
Sixth Race-sening: seven furlongs. Penznnco. l2a;
Algernon. IL; Vim. DAILY Jr NeptunuA. Bowery. ia;
Little Jim loa Florimor IOe rericleu PERIL Rataipa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17
Intercollegiate Tennis.

EKw HAVEN Oct. ld.--Ths Harvard team, r. II. Hovey
and D. Wrenn toay won the nrst place in the doubles
Of the intercollegiate tennis tournament Coluulbias
representatives, Z. r. McMuien and Duncan Gambler,
had to lower their coors to Harvard In the morning
and C. 7. Leo md n. y. Wilson OF the University OF
Pennsylvania likewise defeated by the wearers
the crimson In the afternoon Hovey was in exec lent
FORM. and played well in both the singles and doubles
lie was well supported by, Wrcnn. For the second
close sets.
Tomorrow morning will the completion Of the
tournament. Hovey plays Leo for the first prize In
ANGLES. and close match will d0ubtlesS result. The
scores:
s,nyIes ssm!.nnalsH II Hovey. Harvard, beat 4, r
McMuleh Columbia 60. 1l-p: C. 7. lee, University
OF Pennsylvanta. beat W V. johnson. Princeton, 6<
Doubles semi.nnals-H II. Hovey and r. D. wrenn,
Harvard beat T. NcMullen and Duncan Gambler. Col.
umbis, 81, ~, a..
Fnsis-H II. ioyey and r. D. wrenn Harvard, beat
Lee and 4. n. Wilson. University OF Pennsylvania.
For second Place-L: Parker and J. Rowland. Yale.
vaniA, 6-S rs.
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1he Utowan. :. . storm,

Another cable despatch from ". " Durant. owuer OF
tho auxiliary steam yacht utowana, designed by
j. Beavorwebb. to friend In this city yesterday told
terrible gales encountered by tho yacht going from
Lisbon to Cowes. she was in the recent storm which
swept the English coast and lost her bboom and steer
ing 1eAr proved anch thoroughly seaworthy craft
that owner I. delighted with her Tho performances
est among yachtspsn In this style OF pleasure craft
and will no doubt make long ocean cruises popu
lar with mertchps ~
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Tho Winners at Gloucester.

GLoucEsrKp, Oct. lsFoilowing tho results OF To-
days races:
First Race--six and one.half fur,ongs, Count Luna
won. Pitzroy secoud FAtrocles third. Time. .25N.
sooond Racs-Four and one.hsf furIongs. Harry
O:61h.
Third Racc-Four and one.half furlongs. Marigold
won, Prince Charming second Pluto third. Time o. 5S
Fourth Racs,ons mile; Isrrtson won Ruhy second.
fifth Raee-Four and one6sn furionEs. Fast Time
won. oskviow second Adolph third. Time. Bs.
ton second. Birthday third. Time. !: 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17
Kentuchy Trott,ns stock for Europe.

A stallion and six brood mares which tho
Duke Of Marlborough recently purchased OF
4. J. Alexander. tho Kentucky breeder. for
breeding purposes on his English estates. have
darts stables at 500 Greenwich street await
ing shipncnt. The stallion Is a superb AMI
be sea Gy S ST nd q AGs ws
They are to DO all shipped By tho Nomadio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17
The Winners q, GARFIELD Park.

CHICAGO. Oct. 16-Garncid Park results;
First RAce--One mills. Pat King won. Rcnounee soc.
ond Seya C. third. Time. ;<B,s
Second Race-f1ye-eighths Of a mile Arthur hurry
won; Paul Doribey second. Forest Bell third Time,
Thlfd Rscs-one mile. Quotation won. Louise u.
SECOND First Day third TING. l:4.h -
second, LATHE BILLY third. Time. les
verge dor second DOCK Wick third Tims, iis, "'"'
Sixth Raee-fivesighths oi mile. BlE Man won.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17
A Hurdle Record Broken.

Dorros Oct l6-F j. Finncran Of the Boston Athletic
Association made successful attempt at Holmes Field
Cambridge, to beat tho worlds record for A4o yard,
hurdle race. which was 30 40 seconds by sarre,
NJ the Manhattan Athletic Clubs games on sent a
Thorun was over ten hurdles each feet inchoS and
was made IN % 20 seronds. against the wind Fin
started OF too fast, and raby wpded
nj tho nnish The starter smith OF tho Harvard
a. A.; timers, q. Iohrop. john GrahaTa, aud IT, IS
Cornish. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17
THE SANITARY COMMISSION

g. dbyng tine last EVA snSsn q
eral Pastilles a. Very convenient and active
preventative and cure to DO used by all per-
sons predisposed to colds and coughs.
These Pastilles ltroc!ies) will cure the most
obstinate obs catarrhi cold IN the head. cough.
Beware OF limitations. The genuine imported
must have the signature OF .Eisner Mendel,
son Co.." Sole Agents. New York. around each
boz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17
WILL FIGHT KELLY EITHER WAE
1t Must he At 1o6 Pounds, Thoue = " the
Bantam Championship 10 Inclui pa.

Joe Early the manager Of All Levy. Tie snelsh BAN
tam boxer called at the Illustrated Nexs oce yesterday
and announced that he was prepared to match Levy
against Tommy Kelly. the Harlem Spider. for the ban
tam championship Of tho world.
II read in fHE sUS" said Early that Kellys hacker
has posted 500 here 70 make match at lOs pounds
infer from that that Kelly cannot fight at less than that
weight and u that e the case battle for the cham.
thing as los.pound bantam The limit in the bantam
classis l05 pounds and ready 70 sign articles for
the ring side"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17

The Anal deposits side the schuefer slossoa
billiard match received At THk svE oAice ysster
day afternoon The only detail OF the match that
remains 10 DO arranged 10 the selection Of referee
which viii probably be- left until the lshi moment The
game viii be played In chickernE Hall on the evening
of Oct. 40. rns match Is for $500 side.
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It WIN be Crushing BLOW for Princeton

PRScEroS. Oct l8-esse Rigs. the crack left guard
will leave Princeton Tomorrow for bis home It is said
that the cause for his leaving Is injury he has
going away until this evening When It leaked out the
news spread with great rapidty and caused much ex
home Tor good He by rak Scr reporter In
true.
~ am going to Lancaster with the team tomorrow.
whether will play or not I won't say that shall re-
so ro no hncS nor VIZ nay no met IL,
vas hurt the other day 10 troubling me good DEAL and
II Jesse ieavss Princeton for good Princeton's attn
iesc VIII snner tne mos, crushing bow they have met
without him or as good man Princeton has no show
whatever against Yale this year As II Is the
very weak. and IT, was thought that he would be
play his place at left guard =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17
Billiard Men Practise.

Maurice Daily surprised 200 persons con.ressted
In s!oason's billiard parlors at s4s Broadway last
evening by giving George s!osson an unusually close
run in their practise game The score:
Slosson-11. 81 T. 40 O. :, J, 9, O. al, g. !, 20 O. IT.
9. Q. o. ]. 90 l. Co. 1872 SO. 81. IL, IL. Tota-8oo.
Avernge-22 1927.
Daly-o II. . o. L. ?. O. u.s. 10 ls b. O. l. 49, IT,
20. ~: cd, r. g. :, -. SO. 8. .. o. o. Tota-ls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17

Or. Smith aad Barney McQuade put up good game
OF handbal at Phil Caseys Brooklyn Court yesterday
and the champion and Major carmody could not
defeat them. After sturdy contest they were de-
feated in the FIRST game but In the second they bad
little trouble in defeating the experts They
clearly outplayed in the third GAME but anal 20
they played Rrest ball and after struggle leaving
the contest draw. The score:
n ~ y I'M IA W6yd.. - ~
The second contest WAS between Jimmie Dunno of
the folytecnnic institute and T. Quinn; The latter
made him work for the victory. will be seen from
the score:
John Malcolm shoud not have allowed John CogRins
points handicap. for Coggins won as follows:
T. SoggIns 20 II Fl
- IL
The last of tho several contests the afternoon was
very interesting. Quinn played against Philip
as the following record OF three straight games wifi
show
Vuinn 10 II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17
Prinoetoa Athletes 20 Show What They
Can DO.

PRINCETON. Oct. l8.-This years work In track ath.
lstcs will practically begin with the fall handicap
games to be held at the University field on Saturday
Oct 20 These games will be open only to tho college
students THIS will be the nrst opportunity Of definite
~ Judging what material there 10 in college md
this the primary object Of the meeting invita-
ion extended 20 class Great care
will have an equal chance 81 winning. a stop watch
will be given TO the trst and medal to the second
nnn In each event
.Hopse" Jnneway. 20 the giant rnshsr and new
coached the 'varsty team in todays practice. Shop
iiomans played full back and did some very nnc kick
scr, seruh rsys very strong game Several times h.
teen yards with three or four hanging to- his legs
Wheeler making speciality Of jumping on the backs
Of the acrub players To-day he got fnruums shout
deT and u III. latter ran away with him Wheeler Is
Lehigh games
The reserves will str,iHg'e with the Media team, and
the theologs" will limo up against the preparatory
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17
Yale Freshnea Challenge the Princeto.
Freshmen.

PRINCETON Oct. 18.-The following letter received
to-day from the Yale freshman football cement:
"NIw HAVEN. Oct. 13.
"DIAR Sta: The Yale freshmen arc DESTROYS Of play.
ting Princeton 05. The number Of cuts granted by
faculty makes it almost Imperative that the game be
played in New Haven. We offer You the follow.
Ing dates: Nov and Nov. II. As regards terms.
We will pay you all your necessary railroad
With Necessary advertising. to Dc taken out Of
half Of what remaina. VIII you please wire your de.
cision a. soon possibla Hoping conditions will be
favorable to your team. Am very truly yours
- v. Darling.
President Yale '95 Football Association.
To Mr. e: z. scovt, Manager Princeton Us Football
Association"
MLnager Scovl is highly pleased With the respectful
tone OF this challenge The conditions offered salts
factory TO- him. and he will do all he can 20 have his
present under consideration by the faculty, and de-
cgion Is expected soon.
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SPoRTs At TIE coLLHaEs.
r.,. ..a Harvart May Play In TM. city.

Hale Aau kHnrvnFu mny p'Iay IN lhs lily.
CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 1o-Aithoush no absolute arrange.
ments have been msdo for q football game with Yale.
the feeling here at Cambridge 10 that game between
Harvard and Yale IL an absolutely thing sotas
time ago Tux suS respondent saw the Yale manager
and conversation with him learned that he consid
cred Il matter OF that there would be game
with Harvard and further that he hoped
could DO made TO have the game in New York
The date. Nov. 81. has been left open by Yale
and Harvard both and the Harvard manager gave as
his opinion that the game would probably be played
that date. Harvard expects Yale to make the over
lures this year she was the defeated side last year
snnonncemenfto be made, public that arrangements
There Il Just bare possibility that the game may be
played in New York Yale would he in favor this and
great many Harvard men would like it,. One mem
Der OF the Athletic Committee expressed himself last
year avcrse to the games being PLAYED there In
case Of its not being played IN New York It win be
played In Springfield: meeting OF the cand
dates for the university crew was held IN the
gymnasium this evening at o'clock. At the
call Of Capt Kelton Of last years crew. Vail Kelton.
Newell. Fowers. Cumminas Rnntonl, and Jones were
Psss,n iyns was not Nnd Su. ns VII The
H. e.; O. sIade Va; G. s. Hickman L. s. e. +. How. V4:
" y. weed. 81; O. e. Burgess, lbs; ii Bartholomew.
The annual election OF tho boat club held Just he.
fore the meeting and the following officers chosen
President W g. Forbes. p2, yicePresdent B. Peircc,
49, Secretary D. Earle U3; Treasurer s. Davis, no.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17

The South Brooklyn wheelmen win hold a run to Pas.
tac Falls on sunday.
The Brook!yn Bicycle Club viii hold moonlight
to "Howes" this evening.
Anew bicycle club called the Castle Point Cycers
been organized In Hoboken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17

Tomorrow. Monitor Park Benent game to Allsr
ton. 30. Allertons Senator's s2d 81. ferry. Ad
mission 20 cents-Adp.
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. Football. Eastern Park, . r. ~. To-Day.
FL" express trains from Bddss. aiiS-y:8O.-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17

| Baseball, Manhattan Field, Q r. NJ. To-day.
Championship game nnal series Staten Island A. q,
". Eng GOD Field Club. Admission 2bc.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17

meeting Of the Graduate Advisory Committee OF Il
Intercollegiate Football Association will DO held tn
evening the Fifth Avenue Hotel. II 10 expected Thu
the members will discuss the recent action OF the a
sylvana to play al her game. IN this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17

Baseball, Polo Grounds, To-day.
lew York W. Corinthians Game $50 r. NJ Admis-
q 20 csnts.-Adr.
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IDENTITY expected tLrt st. Blaiso viii bring a
6sssS; ruaas s tho 10
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2;1o pace; purse II 600.
Bunco. Jr by Bunco (Hutchingy) ....,,...,..l I
GRANTS Abdaah (Stewart)
Eee ~ LMeSro!l...
Cesar STANLEY 6
J. u. L. Thomas). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TtmeHg:iisX .s:isI. s:iiGt..
Pr Sparks. by Cyclone tHook) .....-...........I
Seue !fAyne).
Margaret N. tMiller) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time-2 :2oi$, 10, 2:22.
Johnston Stakes. $500: 80 class for stations
Del Mar. by Electioneer iBaldw in). ........1 2
81. vincent by wilkes Boy tShaner)..........< 2
Bellevue Wilkes !Bowmnn). 3 BRO
o'e" ~'' Tm Sees :ss sai a:si, a:so. ~ho'
2:27 class: three.yearolds: purse $500.
Uncle Fam. BY Louis Napoleon (Dickerson). ]
Stamina tsannders) Observation-Disclosures
Blue Wing fFinneiD.
Katie Earl (Fuler) 5
Bedouin (Payne) 4
Eura Ouch man). 8
Hammer Mark SDaviO.
Tt@eGa:a, 2:3sI. ''''''''''''
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II Erastina, g. l., sunday. lbthi hist game Of M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17
NO MORE ABOUT CHESS TEAMS.
The Suns Readers Cannot Agree Upon .
Number,

Number.
During this week chess players have had chance Of
expressing their views the subject of how many
players should comprise chess team. Although many
interesting letters were published and much was SAID
toward settling the matter there seems to he no chance
OF coming terms. All sorts OF numbers SUGGESTION,
and hints were advanced hut 1t Is rather peculiar NAV
not two CORE spondents agreed tina principal pOlh
Under these circumstances nothing can be done ad;
n N has been hitherto II must remain. name tlt
clubs wishing to night in team matches VI have 70
make special arrangements for liking tue limit % >
chess team.
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coats for men, IN stylish coatings!
just received, $l45O to $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-17
AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE.
THE BELNONT BROOD MARES AND
wEANLIyGs COMMAND FAB-
ULOUS PRICES.

seveaty.six Mead ChsnEellsnAs Tor . Grand
Total or ss7o.eSe-A Lively Struggle
1setvveen Miinonaires for the rrises In the
Co,i.etis.-E. 4. Potter Pays $4,000 ros
Eleven Resd-Mr. sssfsra secures Lady
Pr,n,rose .ad Imported Viola for e38, 800
who II Jimmy Rowe Raging For -
Messrs. TsupPert. Norris. Daiy. Fleisch.
s,an, s.d nssgin BiaaisE rsr the Best.