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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Edsest. No iie, :'A'7.5; Charles Run to 900 COO
Hs"Inh leecrt T. Kapan ,...'...,....' $500
'anec,t, 40 - "'''"" ''. $1,000
- schind,er 10 il g Wenlcl...'.,. 10000
'thaNI, M,,lger ~ 10 %orks .'...... 1000
-o'sv Slsner 70 Attcrt iden 80. $4,000
-o'h oscnbine wci,, To- weiss $1,000
S'tR Ri,S,a,i T,ngI1h I, + Tha,,acner 90 500
DAY. IT,, 40 'o-' -''VN'''o' .............. 10000
H'R'' hooG.. -" 70 EScades -.' 10000
6sth,st No No - ; Mcs' i'N'oo'' i'N '..' $500
77tn.s,' no i'i ~ - VN'o- ,''''' ~ $1,000
s.i RSy 10 10 NV v shave ioxIOae David
7'. jacob a s %OG 10 " .-e,
i Sser sr ne to liis1Ys &aSo' ch','o'
o.tE",st. 30. 40 Et.t. l6xl0o'; Richard Vo''
.,,svc s. lis r. Of lith,t 25S7' Emily .. ooo
so S[0'' g. tn" Sngto%sye s'voO' 80 900
s.ftt s. Zo"o ,i ~ " I Koi>it --.' 1900
ssth.-t l2 10 ~ 20 o' II g; iei.t $780, $4,000
1is,-st = S18s u o. ,;aItlan ''',''. $500
'5'h-,t n = - '.orno U - 1890
looh,- Na i2s , xxx '.. - 500
l2oth--t :, 5id IL e VI Krs.ier - ~ $500
lo2d-,t : - u WI, " OIL "a '''' -" - 1900
80 H. v or 0ti-d - 49,
Marx 6.tln-cr and another to william haimn wv
lo;i.,t he 81 is," Fn,.. '' $50
key. 80 i4'G lHI5Na'' Jonas wen 300
ll2th-st : is, x ., St'1''' -V ' 1850
l,tsyc; No 2 OK, 2'A'i 'haF''' '''''... 10000
l2,h.- co, na ~ rb,n,. Ionehran ~ 1880
IostS 5p y 70 o TrosGrth ' 9oo5o
Grand Rou'e, ard n cor lC9thst' Ei"arl Se"''A
,27,b.t, = 900 It . of wnsave. 2jxloo; ,oo
Phlia Mcashrr J. Mclaughlin o.,oo: SOW
13'u-,t A'' u ~ "''7'' 1900
Sam. prorcrty. Patri~N Nlnchan T. Mcaghcr. 5000
2d3ye 70 :''o7 -'>H'' '''o''.. ''..., 1o,5oo
tai,h.t 725 It . OF - Ann>-,ve. 18liM25; oo mn
Harriet \ Welsh 70 V II Rrown o.. 10. a.. o"'oVo
Hall Place. 3l3 n 81 lb'h-,t -pNoNo0N'' zoo
(arl Gudchuss To Wei5befg,r -, - '"VN
Norri>.ayc. oj3 y ~ Highbrdse h"ai zoo
iojNiOe: Henry I. Brown 20 w I webb -. looV
uo--i..,ve " i5l n o e Cameron Place, .3H .oo
l5l.7 Theodore G Lesk "a kenn '''0
Rost,n.ay. n ADJOINING land % BithTat"
Twent, fourth ward Kat Brush u Erh''' "a ZOO
roIi11ttd.,,c = rs T. W m suburban Place, ,oo
.iNI3o. Ernest Hall 10 4 l. SNYDER ...-....., LOW
,cT.ruan.,t 5O3 q II ilo "F' on man u
Mary & r Ma .onh kn"shri-e. Nill'm ,z-o
Johnson & \ + putnam. =. ..-.,..... '''''
p,ston cyr. "A = ADJOINING llnd of VI PathtS~,
Twent, fourth Ward lSoN32o ctct Nubifb'h 90 -oo
Land improvement Go 20 IL n Brush -.-.--'' io''o0
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MIR. REDS SPEECHES. No. 11S.-speeches d
Whtelaw Reid during the present campaign.
pages OF the Weekly Tribune. cent q copy. 1,Oes
comics, $500. In lots of 10000. $3.50 per lOOO'
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Citp 11ropsrtp for Sale.

----~~~~-~~-~--s
a o5-FOOr FOUR-STORY BROWNSTONE HOUSE
"A for sale. No. 42i West End-avc 49,.
between S5th and seth handsomely decorated; nnss
10 alton the avenue.
Also
decorated three-story and basement Dweng
on West Endaye between 9th and 3Stn SIS inlshe<
in hardW throughout ready for immediate occupancy
before uurcha elsewhere examine the OF eesaa
on 9Gth-st, I2j feet from Central PARK
anished I'm hard wood throughout: superb location
Watchman always the premises.
Il. FITZPATRICK, Builder and Owner,
~ to so West 67th>st
No MFDIUM.PRICED III USES,
"A All, STYLES AND SIZES NO TWO ALIKE j
DINING.ROOM EXTENSIONS.
One with Conservatory.
20 TO 81 WEST s7TH ST.,
60 TO "a RIVERSIDE DRIVE
Examine them. Low prices. Easy terms.
ALWAYS OPEN.
SIX SOLD. SIX MORE 10 SELECT FROM
WHO SPEAKS FOR THE NEXT
PLANNED BUILT AND FOB SALE BY
CHARLES BUCK CO.
COLT'MBt-S AVE AND 72DST.
SOR SAIE-The new and elegant four-sotry hghltoep
Il stone and terra .cOtta- front horee
II TO % WEST SsJ H-SrREFT.
bui, IN the most substantial manner by days work haS
wood trimmed, parquet roorne open PLUMBING liz
bathroom Terms 10 suit open Tor inspection' Apply
10 Estate Of II. u. ALDRICH. 20 Broadway
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THE TARIFF AND WAGES. No. 116.-With Demo-
cratic testimony TO Mckinley prosperity from the
Burcau of Labor statistics and the Banking Depart
,reut Of this state. Price 1 cent. 1000 COPIES 81
n lot. OF 5000, $3.50 per 1000.
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HOMESTEAD PHOTOGRAPHED. no. f13.-Wlth
result. of n special Investigation OF wages cost OF
living aud the the recent strike. paGes OF
The Weekly Tribune. 1 cents copy. 100 copies, 30
cents. 1000 copies, So. la lots oil ls'OO0' S|'Ss
pcr .O06
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PROTECTION NOT TAX, No. 113-The oes q
IN. nro,cctivc tarif articles Of Mr.. Horr. Reprinted
In low priced sheet form for popular distribution.
mage. Of The Weekly Tribune. cent per copy. 1e0
conie- IS cents. 1000 copies, So iu lots oil 1S'O0V
ar more, 81. so per 900.
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SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
AN EXPLICIT DENIAL.

wIrcoTT g. CAMPBELL HAVE NOT INSULTED
THEIR woRKMEN BY Debating HOW
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A COMPARISON DRAWN FROM THE CENSUS.
WHAT FOREIGN COMMERCE AND DOMESTIC IN.
DuSTRIES DO FOR LABOR IN NETWORK
CITY AND IN BROOKLYN.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The census reports just issued show that dur
Ing the census the total amount paid for wages IN
the manufacturing industries OF the cities Of NcwlOrA
and Brooklyn as follows:
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u,KINIEY PRICES EXTRA 112-A popular
low sheet Extra presenting In popular form TIE
best pont. from NIr. Adrich's great speech In ths
United STATE. and the results OF the non'par'
ti.n OF prices and showing the exce''
lon, eacc of the Mckinley bill Wages aud Prices.
4 mage. of The Weekly Tribune. cent copy. loe
IS cents. 1000 copies, 3d. In lots oil 1O'OO0'
$3.50 per 1.00s.
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The United states BAIL Linc steamer Seeuanca
Beers NcNYorh, arrived ~ ~ thomas Octoocr oo
and proceeded for Rio Jinciro &C.
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WORK AND WAGES. EXTRA 1l1.-With Punch,s
fomou. picture Of Mr.. Cleveland introducing "Fpes
Trade TO America" , pages Of The Weekly Tris.
urc. Apopuar doc ument comparing the tariff plauks
of IN. two great parties and explaining the policy Of
te two pa rites that subject. copies Tor cent.
on copie. 2j cents. 1000 copies, 81. In lots 81
1 q. 600, ) 80 per thousand.
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MKINLEY INDUsTRIES.-New. Acompiatie of
.trkug articles from The Tribune describins indus
tr,e, which hn We been established under benefited
nv the Mckinley bill. Figures arc given showing
better wages and lower prices OF manufactures
.ood. A .oiendid Republican argument. 25 cents .
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REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES. No. l17.-Presdens
IInrri.on letter acceptance; the Republican plat.
form, The .pceches Of Whitclnw Reid, ex.Governss
Eo,,L.r md Gov, Mckinley ut W0sdsdnIc Park
Ohio, sept. 9Th. 4pages oil The Weekly Tribune, ant
nor,rnit, of Harrison and Reid. cent copy. lee
cepie- Is cents. zoe copies So. In lots OF 10000
Al & a pcrl
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FINANCE AND Farming No. 114.-The bess 81
the money articles Of Ntr. Horr. In the pamphlet
named above. Reprinted In low priced sheet ferru
Tor popular distribution. Makes . pages Of me
WccLiy Tribune, , cent. copy. 100 copies, -
CENTS 1000 copies. 81. In lots OF 10000 and moro
So per thuu sand.
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BIG ISSUES OF An OFF YEAR.-Prinfed last yeav
bur lust "a good then. The tariff aud curreuc
articles of Roswell q. Ilerr In The Weekly Tribune
with varisus kindred articles. Including the wonderu
rc.ult. of Reciprocity ana the article an Prices ID
$50 and 1881" A pamphlet OF ., ..rSe page" -
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FIRE ISLAND BAYMEN.

New York, Oct. z, 1899.
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FP OLCOTTS STANDING remarkable Interview
with Frederic p OcOtt the banker, In The Tribune OF
Oct. %. reprinted in neat four-pase eahct' Snsie
cone- cent, 90 copies, 30 cent, 800 opics, s1.25
900 COMES, So.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
Our Post once Athletss.

Tho athieticaiy inclined lads of Uncle Sans New
York postal service wended their way to Suffers ar-
lem River Park yesterday afternoon to participate in
the third annual games Of tho superntendsnts and
Clerks Association OF the New York Post once. fair
crowd was present to see the athletic performance
and In the evening It was augmented BY those inter
estcd In the dancing program
Billy Meek. the old time champion walker Is an en-.
ployee At Station o. and actually had the hardihood
start in tho onemils walk. OF course he went away
from his neld rs II they standing still. and Tapped
them with ease. His conscience smote him no re-.
ceived the gold edai and he made confused excuse
Of having been told that a phencmsnai from Station
mile In 6 minutes 81 seconds.
.dveised a. tse ehsmpion ons ms runaer ot
na g 5 run S m:
sas rss aS' mort About n sHsns ssSs
' IND Run-rlrs. n.a. won
e ss
ss
e: Eel
sssn ss 4Ss%a station e S
:: sn azs"s station B. !Ess
* 1fS &%is Ss'' T. o. ssisa
Sack Race 22o yards-Wol BY ,, A. Ripps. a p. O
John HcEyoy. Station J, sscond N. 6'Connor. q.
Obstacle Race. one-quarter mfle-won by George
Rshm. Station R; q; GoEgtns yr. g. r @; second: N.
onsmile W.Ihawon By ~ Nssk Station 81 John
third. Time. minutes q seconds.
Fat Mems Race. Over 200 PoundS 22o YArds-won by
ona: IL bsfts. d :. g. taira. Tme: SO % seconds:
The oflcinls werei Richard Wagner. Columbia A. q,
Judges r. Htertbsrg. N J. 4. O., J. q Doomey. ~.
G. and 4. n Dckinson; ttmekespers, Hugh q. Hart
Robert Coan Columbia A O.: Judge Of walking. Samuel
G. Austin: starter and Announcer Sam D. see.
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Taking Care OF the CrIpv,.s.

In view Of the rapidly increasing hospital list OF tho
New York team. Manager Powers has come to the con.
illusion that The services OF man who undsrsta uds
how to treat bruises s9rains strains and other In.
jures towhch the New Yorhs liable are necessary
and no has engaged Billy Newman. the wsIi,ksown
trainer OF athletes to look after the players Newman
was set to work on Ewing and Herman few days ago
and he asserts that Buck will surely DO ready to take
part In Mondays game AID hs has high hopes Of bring
ing Herman around by that time. Newman has sas
stove ana other apparatus In tbs club house and treats
the injured players twice day lie sssams the iniursd
Parts and applies pou!tioe Of his own preparation.
has decided 10 try II on mis- arm. -' ~
Newman has trained many well known pedestrians
Moore Frank Hart and other. Ne also trained Martin
have I'M urles attended to Immediately 1nniH @
30 laid up but delay always results IN long Iay on
I've says he conld take play who receive inuFlea ~
The sort suffered ~ Bwing and Ternan ana ~ prompt
have them on the nelt mo day II ap.
pears that kewmAn 10 man tho should bs signed nv
Powers TO q three years Contract ~ W
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-, -. = >. 80.
SPORTS ON THE CTNDER PATH.
Ah.,nn, Athi.,,a A..ac,at,or enme..

Ths eighth annual heid games OF the Adelphi
| Athletic Association OF the Adeiphi Academy
were held yesterday Afternoon at whshin yton
Park. The games are the last exercises OF
l. any kind 70 be held under tho direction OF
Dr. Anderson and Henry Anderson. tho recently hp.
pointed instructors athletics to Yale University Dr.
| Anderson was timer and also acted as ono OF tho
judges Hal Anderson started the contestants one
record was broken Leonard Brooks raised his
record OF feet 1914 inches made In the
pole vault last year to feet inches Brooks ran
within onenth second OF the school record in the
iooyard dash. Records wors established for the
sq, s
| distance In 2 minutes 20 seconds. summary of
6neaunsreaysrd Dash aud,cap-r,r,, hea, won
sSrd: Sc sscpns rm. .cond Sss
BY essa brooks SraGph u }'ws b. yr5a
.s With ,"rs% 81 y Sssg!
Jewell scratch, second, with throw of 2si feet
running High 5,mh, lIsnacspn W. BY iT.,.. 2
snJSs s%. sSrs wv inches sd rect
rIssssiSs sss ssrs Pcsaa Isrmsr 5s.nsls e,
lei s lueSs.; RsSnos i.H Is feet 'eeand threw
HssssR sssi s' ..:s%s r% s?
S ssyss Is Yards sy
wand TO SrssS Il. ssSoo of ss but he Could
~. " sny
isst with Jump Of is fsst y inshsy Hort LOOMS
gs:s Won
"a. Time 20 &C seconds.
xs 1s., p by
inches, second. with put of 30 feet inches.
sslt nssss Z js%s ssS
Cleared feet 10 inches.
Four.hundrsd and .iorty.yard Handicap Run-won by
bernard Atkinson: Charley Chadwick. yards, second
Tho silver emp presented 10 tho Adslph, Athletic A..
ISOLATION by Gamma the Adelphi Academy chapter Of
the Sigma Psi fraternity. captured by Leonard
Brooks, he having secured the greatest number OF
Doiuts,
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Rsndsr.-John /. Sullivan was born in South BOSTON.
o-JAcf Dempsey got me decision on points in hs
ssnrognd bout with 'D0min.ck Meoanrsy., Jsrs Dunn
George siddons write. to rnp sus that he wifi b. in
With Bobby Burns
Billy Dacsy writes to Tnn sSs from New Orleans TIM.
be viii fght Jiinmy Carroll at 1873 pounds and that
oaifoI has no claim to the lightweight mpionsLip
otsss,peR June e.-Haroid Muuros Bsttslls Of tn.
crew for tho last TWO years. died this morning al his
home on Marlborough street Boston OF CONSUMPTION.
Tho Regatta Committee Of tho Middle States Regatta
SsSsSs 4. 4. KS: ass t
Jim Hail and Joe ohoynsii have been drawing ,sruo
house. a. the Novelty ThsAtIs Londoi "PSrson" Ia
msr thsir manAgst; has offered 10 wAtgh ghoynski
agreement may b rsacfsd - ~" ~ -'A''n' An
Those persgns who have seen Fred johnston punch
The rsprssentsd 20 sqras s. s
Wiz both hands and to have the EASY swing OF he
head that Jsin Mace possessed in bis bsss days VAC
ASSOCIATION he'd II, annual m.ssins this afts,psan
The following officers were sectedi lresidsnt r. o.
team elected BrrEa W. =. esS,sis Tor ns1t ysas
,ss G New yGsi Sng w.m Eyre PasG hold.
mao: is rs. Is'' , 8sr
outside o. lie p 81 sems doss:
Page Is The worId's ehsmpiOa high Jumper.
pns seheons, yacht norssmAl win probably not
Sf.a .si i sSas M 10 VIII h. q ' ss
E waar ga yaoG, and .niGy some yschtns n Enssh
,,s1%sr 9as. MIN l%g xsossr pto@nsat Saal,s,
enough to be enrolled in the aess Of the New York club
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Bill Lowell Win. with Jack Lowell.

CHICAGO juno 3.-Garfeld Parks track continued
very heavy to-day. and the sport tame as usual
The card was weak the weather unpropitiouA and tho
attendance light. Thpeo favortes and two outsiders
took the money. "Cyclons" Williams agnin distu.
gushed himself by landing two horses first and DO III
belonged to Fred Foster Bill Lowell Of sutteuburg
made his hrst start with Jack lowell aud scooped in
clever sum at 8tol
Five maiden youngsters In the opening scra m.
BILE. Frank Evans and Black Maria were choices but
Jack Love! went forward early and won essy by two
Evans The second race had hve equine dogs engaged
Foaed rushed the, tsvorit-, J. B. Freed. TO the
trout and won In ridiculous fashion by thirty lenRtbS
Pullman. ~ -
only four started In the furiongs selling
pun h" 49,, wei raasn oy wiiaSms vos easily BY >
The six furlongs handicap for ODDS had Bes
siO BsAnd for fayorts over three opponents and sho
wop By foat lengths from Uncle Frank whoh passed
The closing dash had SIX plates of which Bolster was
plunged on 70 win. He was not In the chase however
FOR Big Man. hustled all tho by williams won from
crispn by two lengths. Rufhn was = fair third
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,weepstakes o. 500 each. for all ages.
!, OF which $500 TO second and 500
Baron Hlrsch's Great FIlIy Ia Fleohe De.
feats The Sniew mt EPSON.

Ients inc emew mt EPSON.
LONDON. Juno AIN the Oaks at Epson to-
day La Floche. Baron Hirsch's celebrated
three-year- fllly. won. with tho Duke Of
Portland's bay fllly The Smew second. and Col
Norths Lady Hermit bay fly. by Hermit or
Galopin. out Of Velindra. third. The Oaks Is
for $500 sovereigns the winner to receive
$500 sovereigns. the nominator Of the winner
400 sovereigns. the owner Of the second 200
sovercigns. and OF the third 100 soverelgns out
Of the race: for three year-old FLIES. nine
stone each: course almost one mile and q half.
Pleasant breezes swept over Epson Downs
to-day. and seemed to put fresh vigor into the
horses. as we'll as tho spectators. The betting
was IL to against La Fleche. 100 to against
The Smew. 100 to 9 against Lady Hermit. Mr.
Henry Miners bay f1ly Broad Corrie by
Hampton out OF Corrie Roy, led at the start.
and there was sharp and exciting dash to
the. mile post by which time La Fleche
lad HSEmt up d nsh to and broad Mr. oGF ohs
Bend Or. out Of Palisade. keeping close to
Lady Hermit. Broad Corrie maintained the
lead until Tatten ham Corner. and it looked as
II the unexpected was going to happen in tho
Oaks as well as tho Derby There La Fleche
took the lead. while The Smew drew up al
most on even terms. The scene was now most
exciting. both flllies making game battle for
the victory; 1t seemed for time as II Tho
bravely on. and won by a short head amid
laundering applause Lady Hermit, moan
at the close Of the race.
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SENT MENDICANT At II TO /

But that was not all. Tho Racing Private Informs-
tion Agency sent yesterday every day four classes
OF messages arranged to suit tho requirements of
clients No. out At 1890 A. NJ. read; Ftdelio
ibid not stsrt). Two Bits. woni MendicAnt. won; Rus
sell. won; Banquet won. No. 2 message. best two
thinss OF day for systematic investors. rsadi Two
BITS. RUSSELL No. message. best thing OF day. read
Russell. No. 4. late wire. sont on about IL 80 A.
h. readi Fidelio Two Bits Mendioant Russell, Ban
Quet. HAmmis. All these wires were sent West
srn Onion from tho 28d st. Office opposite Fifth
nue. Hotel Only one horse named a. above for each
race The Agency hereby Offers reward Of 500 for
any message sent out yesterday not exactly above
Now. gentlemen. visit the newspaper onnees to-day.
show your messagss and Also exhibit them to your
frsnda This will close the mouths Of envious do
tractors and Is but act OF common justice to u.s.
Regular clients. send In your orders to-day for next
weeks wires At Norris Park. and ave per cent.
eonm'sson on your mes winnings. IS per agree
meh1 Ihoss OF the public who wish to Insure
good week will remit ! $40 for tho six
days wires and promise nys Jper cent on the net
winnings they gain thereby. Address tho Manager r.
v noA 1910. New YORK city. FourpAge prospectus
With full sxpApstion Of businA and hints a. TO the
krepcys snbeAssoIs sAts.y piJ, OF ep.rs,ius win bs
sent post on Application. r. =
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112 pounds: one mile and furione.
'.MAh n1rri,sS ,. b; Russell Z by Roius-Tlie
Russell 112 tLttleneld),
Empire stables br h. Madstons g. ioi Isimmsi ....
Rancocas stables b. m Kideer LOT (uamilton).. -.
Time. 1i51M
Betting-Eyen money Russell, TO 3 against Mad.
stone. to Rdeer. Mutusls paid sl2e5, $500 So V5
THE FIFTH RACE.
The Fort schuyler Stakes for all ages at $50 each
with 25o hddedi $3.50 TO second and 800 10 third
one milo.
N r.. DIVERS ,. h. Banquet. 8. by Rayon d'or-Ena
Inrridse Bros b. h. wsatc6cstsf. T. lii tiiaywsrdj,
May Win, faeot Arab and Julio also ran. '''
Time I:ti
hetting-Eightto against Banquet. TO Arab q TO
May Win. to 1 Julio, 10 TO 1 Mary stone Id 10
fagot so to westohoster. Mutusls paid si5 30 $3.50
$3.50.
THE SIXTH RACE.
A sweepstakes OF $50 ench. for two-yesro,d, with
1000 added $500 TO second and 500 to third. sell.
Ing allow ances; six furongS
NJ Dryers b. c. iismme. by Charaxus--Ethic. o.
Gideon Days o. O. Tar and Tartar lis Crsrar...
j. Collins's b. c. bawlese, los tSms) ..,.,,.... q
Hiram. Sir Richard, Lindsay. and Mss Gennon geld
ing also ran.
Time l;l3h
Bcttng-Eight to against lon,mie. II 10 . Tar and
Tartar, to Hiram, to 1hwlcss, 10 to SIR Rich.
ard Is to Miss Glennon geidns 20 10 Lindsay Mn.
tuals paid $l365. eo.l5 sst5,
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Crescent Gun Club.

Tho shooting by the members Of tho Crescent Gun
Club at Dexter Park yesterday first class. Eleven
competed for the 500 gun and extra prizes Tho
dttions Of the shoot were seven birds to each man
modified Long Island ruIes. d. snipe won tho frs,
prize with straight score of seven Five others tied
with six each. and shot of tho tie In the following
sweepstakes. Paul Jones won with . score OF eight
The
Regular club shoot, modified Hurlingham rules 81
yards rse. bird shot on the ground 10 be lostI.
aopktns s.; Pau, Jones, 81 snips y o Hiis. ".
9; 20. Winchester. d: Passinore. q; ". Gilman, g.
First sweepstakes and shootoh for second money OF
the regular eventHopkins, Jones' d. snipe Sterling
and Winchester sasn in ths .hoo.on, mis-; and ou!.
i each, divided third money
Second Sweepstakcs-stering Gilman. schliemann
Q enoht Hopkihh sniBr. Winchester Passmore. and D.
Voice. each; Dr. Shfels, third money; nrst and
ond plate ties carried over to next event. ,,, ~
shies. schlieman 8 each; sterliug and Passmore. z
each; Hopkins and d. yolcn. ! each.
Fourth Ewoepstnk es-HopkIns. Snipe, Winchester
Dr. shiels. 9 each; Gilman, scnliemnnn, y; Voice, l.
Hopkins, z; Winchester. II Snipe. ].
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sport.-Call at spaldinR's. PAL Broadway.
Constant Readsr.-Rusie Is g feet IN inches tall
g. S-The only In witch the batsua an IL out on
dropped third strike Is when first base occupied and
not more than out
Tho South Orange Field Club Is taking grene I'M ter.
est In baseball this year. -Four consolidated scrub
teams have been organ ze and the contests TOR the
club Championship and prizes for best averages are
very exciting The captains OF tho various teams sre
i. Grant, A; 3 II, Howe i; J. +. Hathaway, c; H.
w J-ssup D. The records 10 late won z lost o:
won l, lost /: won ]. lost l. won o. lost o. The
contested. = 80
In game at Brine water. ); !, afew days ago. with
tho third time and msscd Til. bali jumped out OF tho
catcher's bands. and AZ the batsman swung around
gr9upt the man on thiri ran home; The umpire Do
the batsmap wss not out and thu run scored reader
OF THE suS at that point asks for ntorm on the
point, The nnswer Is that the umptres decision wns
wrong HI should have declared the batsman out Tor
did not score.
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AIarksmen at Cree d m DOR.

Atrtcky. nshtal wind puzzled the men OF the Third
Battalion Of ths Ninth Regiment. this city. who prac.
tsed ro shooting tho State rife range At Cresdmoor
yesterday. Capt ". W. Marks commanded the detach.
mont. The Of those who will wear mark smsn's
badges are.
Field and s,an ofncers-Lisut n D. Pratt 81
Company B-fiout. J. W West, so
Company C-Lieut y. CarscAen. 80; Lieut. II. Poole.
84i Sergeant W. Crump 80: Private T. Martin, 49, Pri
vAte r Lahin, az: Capt v. Penny. 81.
=, Company D-lriSAte o. DuEsnhtt. "a; Corporal J.
Company F-L,eut. W. & Bryde IS: Sergeant Thoma.
Langton 81 Sergeant V. Cornell. "a; Private Charlie,
lynch. 80; Private \ KinEssud. 81: Capt. ". w
MARX: 81 Private e. A. schafsr. 81 Sergeant L. Bar
nett 30: Private A. barton. 80.
Company R-serxeAnt a. l., willcocks, %: Lieut. W
Y seward Jr. "a Private J., Y. Mccartney. 49, Private
w. n lackburn ~.
a ssss 81 rsss Cut
sergsantJ went 81! Priras y. Tories 81, Privatt
{; McManus. 81; Private W. Mcdonald. 80; CORPORA
a. NJ. Roser, 30. ''-
Ebeninans 81; sertsna, ssipssset Lieut.. W.