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TO.DAyS BENEFIT AT BRIGHTON.

Yesterday tho RACING PRIVATE INFORMATION
AGENCY landed its clients winners as usual-three
winners at Monmouth and quiet snip At Gloucester
ocreveye at 8 to !. and moral at that To-day at
Brighton Beach couple OF rank outsiders Will GER
tainy land the money. and tho Agency has got both
things dead straight for its clients. Call early at tho
Offices l61 East Esd st.. and Just takea flyer on these
morals. and you will never again seek Inspiration
elsewhere II seems odd that while the many arc
winning barrels OF money daily by following the
Agency's selectiOns, tho few stick 10 their own
ideas and. as matter OF course drop their money.
BE WISE call early to-day ut tho Agsncys ONCE.
ground floor. l6l East 23d st. and enter your
name as subscriber Ask the manager to let one Of
tho clerks show you few bcors unsolicited tsstmo-
nias-orginh letters. not copies-from EIatned
clients. There's no buncombe about the Agency's
business; II stands Oh Its merits.
Terms As usua. $40 for six days wires with promise
OF per cent. on net winnngA Clients word a. to
amount won each week unhesitAtipgy accepted Never
more than one horse sent for race outoftowh Gus
TONERS and those who cannot conveniently call sd-
dress their orders with remittance to the BUSINESS
MANAGER. =. o. box :.3o5. New York city. Four-pAgs
prospectus explaining fully "HoW TO WIN ON THE
TURF" with hints SAFETY rLAN. ssAt pest free
to all elsnta The r. Agency positively declines to
furnish Information on races 70 minors under any
consideration whatever
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head for second money. the latter IN turn in.
ishing nose before Arab. Tho time. 1:12x.
pHs ns ff i fsss Ra % ERIE
Held understands Walcott as well as any boy
.sg and hs was SyS
BY Jockey james Mclaughlin. and is a won
S DER speedy eelding. He has bad ankle.
Der OF races each year. Summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
Be @ss 81 $40 sn s sfOc u ss
NJ; DIVERS b. b, kingston. aged. BY spendthrifs-,
srs'h h t. asi.I.: ST. n IS .
SIR Gs,.sby dsrtis b. cleaning. Sir George. and
s,,,,,s,, ~ ,JTlTs.., i E,s,.,o, ,,,o..,,,,,
stTsihms.tb. * to RECKON. u TO dlo.mins sS
each ST aeorgs Sir catcsby and Gerno D. 90 to
THE SECOND RACE.
sas.a 81 for sS &c 81: sSa ss
%.iis % by imp Midlothian
Eagle Bifd. s. AiehSo. RAINBOW. Bsttio colt. and
'' "'..' '''.' also ran m.. HAY
II. PInfy sF hsasSs s'
THE THIRD RACE.
s%d. on a
to third: one mile aud n half
Ess,on 4 Larrs6ee'. h. Fost Scout. l. by LonEfsl
f nss. Ds%S6 + 10 tI,gsTpSYE,
Russell f,ckniskeT. Kiiiesr. and English lady also
tol Kildeer, 20 10 English Lady.
THE FOURTH RACE.
wiz of y weh fS s1S s To- .sscnd nnd sio5
H. T. h%ysfs biz g Chicago. by Observation-Disclosures
Barridss stot1ers CHI C. simmons. iii liaywArd.:
Exp.ym.n. zSrnesi,. Solt. aponc. Royalty ssSit.
Misery. Lindsay. woodban, Charcoal. and War Paint
| also ran. ,,o,>
mss 60 sersa y Sa!ny
nehaha 10 to Royalty colt . to War Paint u 70
iG Ms k"p.y
neeizs colt. " to Charcoal, 30 to Lindsay.
THE FIFTH RACE.
sweepstake. Of $50 ench for threeyear.o lds and
and si6o to .h,ri: winner to be sold at auction;
j. alI effaursn:s en-. e. w.lco.s, 4 by Long raw-
empire p s,sSi:y.s Niis SSa~s ios !simm':
E...3.l ss.i.. Gran. tF E eo
"a'''F''n "'s0 ran Time, :,2I.
PR.9Yt saR4 IT, E ss.'": AEsH
H.rsm yo1n'eI H. 20 To kfkoy w. % 81
~
to Grand Prix.
THE SIXTH RACE.
on saS. FREE FREE, e ter hsndeap
tIVo TO second and 800 to third seven furio rs
III; pwysra blk c. Dagonet. 3, by 1remont-Fair
, sHsr. Co. 81, 81 stockton, aged by spend
sarriaEe BROTHERS b h westchester. 4. lI6. tHay.
, Nj sass Kilkenny. Hamilton. May win DR. Ross
" hico1 Irestle Key Vest Helen Rose Fremont St
Anthony. Narana julio. Blizzard and Strephop ais 9
ran. ' "'~
Time. 20.
beLuhe-seVen 10 against UaRonet to I XIX en-.
~. 70 stockton, 10 to Fremont 10 l Hamilton
~ 10 irestr, lo 10 StfrphOn. 20 to | each Kew
Wes'; Mes5rhester Helen Rose. Mr. sass Dr. Ross and
may WIN, 30 TO Blizzard, 40 10 Mariana so TO 1 81
Anthony 90 to Dr. Wilcox. 80 to Julio.
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The sun. Guild. to New York.

Replies TO questions asked every day bv ne
guests and cHi'ens of the .ine'ican metropolis
Suggestions to sightsesrs and practical p.torma-
honJor prartica people. Tie Sun toiA publish, in
time for use al he Columbus Celebration ns1t o.
fober, "ong te, uniq,.. and cical guide book
TO Hns odn II ,oM tell visitors what he sights
are ho'o 10 reach them. nhere 10 lodge and board
uhils here aud the cost where to do ,shoiesale or
retail stopping, hou 10 an,use themselves. and oct
rest rhen rsdry Of sightseeing. II toiA be attrac-
lively printed pleasant to read. and TIE subject
matter rW be divided and arranged in cay 10
insure tie best results The retail prize nil be IS
cents per copy. Tie SUNS Guida ,oiH also offer
uneQuqaed and EXCEPTIONAL opportunities TO adrer-
tisrA Those uho irish further inform, alton on
this subject should address The Guide Beck D.
| sNtnst u QN 4lN ysrk SAA
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BROOKLYN FURNITURE COMPANY,
553 to 571 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
So Mo1uette Rug for $3.50.
EXPERTS WITH THE SHOTGUN
Good Weather and Clever Sh ootinE Was the
Rule Yesterday.


Fine weather and good birds made the Members Of
the North Side Club of Long Island feel jolly
yesterday at tho Queens County Driving Park. Mas
peth thoir regular monthly competition for the
clubs gold medal at birds each, class handicap
modified Long Island rules Out Of the fourteen com
pettors only A Duryea and j. Herman wore able ia
make straight score. j. Tiernrn withdrew from the
shooton. and the trophy was awarded to A. Durysa.
NJ. C. Manning and Kroegsr made tho best averages
b. which Will count for tho annua prizes In
that class At the close of the regular shoot
stake contests held. miss and out The scores Of
the day
Club shoo'. Class AZ Barlow. 30 yards. 8; O. N.
Meyer 80 yards. o. Meyer 70 yards 6: c. Meyer, 20
yards u Dr. Franz 81 yards. 4 j. Herman. 20 yards.
Class 81 Meyer. 2h yards. !; NJ. C. Manning. II
). krGeger y yaris u j. Tampke 70 yards :: H. Kuh-
3; NJ. Z M"nnirE y j. Herman. 9: G. s;enens, 8; q.
" cei>r.k-,. Miss and Cute NJ. Meyer. 8: f. Bar.
low g & AsHyr q !! T.sInsn q g. Msysrs nn stst
swecn.taie. Miss AMI Quito Kubnast 4: c. Meyer
and q ssr.ens divided =: C. Meyer. 8; c. NJ Meyer. q
G: Msysr ~: :; a pasyes i; j. Tiernsn .'''
ere ns more BIRDS and each man afsm rs
sST 1e"'h f." .ss sqs
0s Is Yards AZ right and ss angles 3ent
M.fs n s'fF ' fass o. ohiE
Several sweelstakes shoots FOLLOWED The scores
First Sweepstakes at six targets-C stuetzle and G.
Th,tL tirs: J. f!nsge coTi L. Gen Anssr
first; j. F!usgei. T. second: L. GentLinSer q: O.
Third Sweepstakes at Ten TargetsC stuetze o. first;
l.. ientZhu ger. second: J Flnsgsl, Z; g. Tht-l. O.
hrst: j. FIuege. y. second: {. Tho, I: L. Cent?
llngcr u.
match shoot held yesterday at the new grounds
Of Tho wnuregsn Gun club a, ,sinsm lie ghs West.
nisfF SH and sH f.
divided. In second contest at fve birds each. 81 en-
trance. ". II. Buchner won with hve straight; j. j.
LuUnie thu third match under the same conditions
First match, ten live birds. So entrance. y yards
Ise-W. H. Brickner. =: t. Z. Barnum' q j. l. Loonie,
Second match. .nve live birds. SO sntranos-w; II.
Brckner. 81 j. j. Loone, 9: T. Bornhoeft. IS; D. O. Bar
nun. ,: Dr. Hutchinson
Third match, nve live birds s. entTnnce.W T. Brick
ner 2; Bornhoeft. y J. j. Loonie. o. s. Z. Barnunt,
The ma,n6srs Of the Vernon Gun Club had good
days sport yesterday at RdgewOod in smashing Key.
First Team shoot 10 birds 20 yard. rise. SIN this
team-Snith. Z; Scott 81; pr. CorGn. .: Geo II. Van
8S Dr. Lttle's team-Dr Little. 10: T. Merrhew. Z:
J. Knebel, Jr 7; De- Crutchey o; Cook. Y; Dreyer 2;
second Team shoot. same conditions as the first
BuIiwinslc .; Dreycr .. DR. 'rutchey. 4; Goo. y Val
Sisc, =: tota. 8. br Corbin's team Corbin =;
Wischcrt. 2; J. kneus Jr, =; Smith 1: Cameron. 8;
Harmed u: to'al, 20.
Kncbcis. Jr team j Kneb,l. Jr. 81 smith o; Geo; II.
Van >se g. W.rIert. 8; Harmed. 2; total - DR. Lit.
ties tca--Dr Little. IS; Crutchey 0; Dreyer o. RAth.
bone. 4: BuIlwinlie. 8: total 10.
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THE CoNEY ISLAND 4. G soUABBLE
DePessd Mas arer Lumley Shows HIS Con.
tract and It Looks to DO n Good One.

DePosed Mas ager LumIey Shows His Con.
tract and It Looks to DO n Good One.
The break between the Coney Island Ath-
letio Club and its manager. Arthur Lumley.
was the topic In sporting circles yesterday.
There was report that Mr.. Lumley had been.
By certain pressure. forced to resign. but the
gentleman denies that he resigned or intends
resigning He Is in tho fight for keeps and
seams confident OF holding his own.
MIR. Lumley gave The Run n copy Of the
contract entered into with the club. 1t Is II
correct COPY, with the single exception that
the salary Is left blank. 1t reads:
The Coney Island Athletic Club. BY Its Board OF d.
rectors by these presents does make constitute and
appoint Arthur Lunley their general agent with all
the power and dutes OF general agent and do hereby
give said lumey full sole. and exclusive power and
nrrsnEei,.n:s for contests TO take place under the
auspices Of said club. and to TX and determine the
amount OF money to be given as purses or prizes for
SAID contests said Luney aRrsenxt to use his utmost
This agreement to take effect on this I'd day of May
1892. and to expire on tho lat day of May. 1923.
The said Lnmiey to receive for his services during
club in monthly or other instamen,s as SAID Lumley
may from time to time desire
Understood that At tho end Of said term should
year will bs ade by said Coney Island Athletic
Club with said Lumley upon the same terms and
ditions As the present contract
In witness whereof tho Coney Island Athletic Club
Lnmey hsreunto set his hand and seal this "a day
Of May 1892.
tsigned) ArrHrn Iuxrrr.
tSeal Of the clubl JOuS W. MURPHY. Pres'k
Signed. sealed. and delivered in presence OF
JONI Il. DUNN. supt. of LAO.
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Baseball Notes.
VIII Pitcher Fuchs send his address to this onlosi

VIII Pitcher Fuchs send his address to this oflosi
CIsr1~SArI July l2.-Ptcher Rhinss has arrived and
Reinstatement was wired to President Young tonight
lie will go against Brooklyn tho closing game Of the
DIVISION ught Mut.Rne's ten days are up and he
isnew OIL the pay roll.
MNxE.rorls. July l?.-Msnager BArnie. who has til .
task OF getting ball team together here to represent
this cy IN the sxclnb Western Association has failed
The pnyers of the three teams out OF which he hoped
toget tossthe: enough men-MinneapoiiA Miiwaukee.
and Fort WRyne-nre scattered far and wide. and,
though ordered by President William. 10 report for
duty. would not do So
President Ryrns Of tho RnooSlyn Club. who 10 oon-
tnualy looking ont after the welfare of his patrons
intends TO make the opening day of the second series
Of championship games at Eastern FSrk on Friday
specially attractive. Tie issues general invitation to
tie ade. TO be present upon that day and every alton.
tion VIII be directed toward making their visit an
toya0e one.
RNuMoHr. July 12-The reconstructed Orioles viii
make their d hut in the second series tho home
grounds with Cincinnati on Friday. Tho club now has
fifteen men and two OF them will walk ths plank The
victims are though to be Foreman and shoch: Han.
lon believes the team now to be very much stronger
and IN condition to make much better showing. AZ
sntclne cateheIs McMahon Cobb and Person. p,te b.
Ward short sior. anu stovsy. wsch. and Van Hatren
in lae ned Little McGraw may be retained as sub
stute.
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Tennis Crack. at Tuxedo Park.

TuxKDo PARK. July 12-Extremely hot weather
marked tho beginning Of the play in the invitation
tennis tournament Of the Tuxedo Club Twenty eight
men entered comprising tho most skitui experts
IN tho East singes and do ublss will be played aud
hsnicsP singles w, probably be :tps,inen'.I with
very close match resulted Hall won tn. nrst set. and
was within single peint Of the second He failed 10
and III. match on some clever ,de,ln. strokes l.. z
with Il. Wrsnn. bgt the Harvard man was eventually
toe much for him Following are the scores:
aoppin, Harvard, "a 81; z %sigh. beat j, X
e.nd:r beat III F hott III ~; a hSns
/: Patton By default; r p: Wells bea, Z; r:
E'Aet X uss s So taine H.. Ssst
KrskIus Hewitt o. 90; A. W, Post beat Desne Mi.
er 81, ga, o-4; =, Lewis beat b. .. peGArmon-
da, by default Second r9undI. $: Roger. beatty, L,
M 80: Dun Dpesn dandlei ni0R hunt a. T ss:
Wa LaInsS beat X q. hsll Pa. 80. SSi D,
beat K A y. Lewis So, ga
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Odds and Ends OF Sport.


A Reader Sing sins. N Y.-Ths bet was. OF course
second ballot. and, consequently. 10 drawn
Advises received from London yesterday state that
Jack slAyin has accepted the Challenge OF B Dunn 10
ngbt Tor the largest pnise that The Conoy Iand Attn
ettc Club will osr. in october. and Blayip will wager
E4oo on tho result.
Constant Reader, Brooklyn. n. Y-Ths onnciaI Ath.
letc schedule for July and August reads: July 49, ind
ydaai siLsr1Gnd 9hampionshiPo OF the Amateur Ath.
leuc mon jay 10 frihters Benevolent Association
games; Avg 10, Ancisnt order OF foresters, games
Newark and vicinity; Auguft ~ Yohk ers A O.; Aug.
u, Iroguoi5 q. at Buffalo n. Y.
J.J, Mccann;-s Sullivan and MoCsnrsy fought seven
rounds In CINCINNATI. Sullivan got the deoision In
Justice to Tho big fellow II should be said that
In no condition or McCanrey would not have had the
distinction OF staying that long in 'front.' the cham.
pion. There yarn that Mctairey was an xious to
hght on but that bosh Tho late ally OBrisn. who
was behind McCAfroy got IN some very stick work On
the OCCASION
The Chelsea Association. composed Of members Of
the old Hook and Ladder Company No. 2, DlAnninE
big things for their annual excursion TO 0Akdas Grove
on tho Hudson, on Wednesday. July 20. The old ire
lsddes intend that the event shall be outing that
Is outing" and they htk all their friends to Join
them. Tickets. Adnittin. gentleman and ladies' have
will eay. a. the foot OF Twentieth street North River
NJ 10 o'clock IN the netn"y and l09th street. North
River ~ IL oeloek .--s.s-l u
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THE RECoRD


CLEVELAND. 8: NEW YORK. u.
cLEvEIAsp. July 1.-THE New Yorks had %.
They bs peso e Sa but
day and 9.t 10 lost enE rHs game was Practically
NON after two men weFs out That Is to s Say;
ss Ssr.d MSen tSe soTs haa
Nere 9 number Of new faces on !,o the
soss the New Se%' will
sdsa t ens "a. and DIV roSbed q
three-base hit that went out OF fair ground
a YoEs 9 At b but tho
New Yorks couldn't bunch their hits. Crane
pitched well IN spots He made q monkey 9f
with a. rush the last time hc camo TO Dat. ,one
9th, best PLAYS of the game wa ;s stop back
cred Boyle. and the Clcvelands stole several
bases on that account.
th osSS aaT tsd win The 5s p
%p the ball made wild tnrow n to lIst 81 ma
with Zine line hit hit over , second: Harry Lyons
biz oS With s St 70 esorG th%
the second with hit over Ful!or,s hsaS. Te-
e: sl rstSrn Of the GsfE ' oys
the ball get away. and O'Connor went to third
and Tebeau to SECOND. Chllds raped q short
touch. The ball went beyond him. and guve
Childs three bases. O'Connor and TeDeau
In the fourth inning Boyle started with
base on balls. burke drove red-hot liner at
Tebeau. who made benutifu! stop. but threw
Wild to SECOND. Crane sacrificed, and Virtue
fumbled Fullers ground hit The ball went
into right field. and boyle and Burke scored,
Davis began the fifth with a scratch hit to the
1pheld and stole second. After Mexican and
Virtue were out DOYLE fumbled UConnor,s hit.
and Davis scored. Tebeau made base hit to
left, and DOYLE foolishly threw to first. The
ball went wide Of Ewing and O'Connor scored.
Tebeau going to third. thinner got q base on
balls and stole second. Clarkson also got 2
base on balls. filing the bases. Childs was hit
by a pitched ball. forcing in run. Burkett
fled out to Herman.
With two out in the sixth. Virtue raped a
thrss-bagger to left and came home on OCon-
nQr's single to centre.
New York failed to score, although Herman
got q hit. In tho eighth Davis flied out and
Mexican hit safely hut was forced out at Sec
ond by Virtue. O'Connors double sent Virtue
home. and Tebenu flied out. Fuller's base on
balls and Tiernan's three-tas hit gave New
York one run which was followed by q SECOND
whom. Doyle hit for base past third. McKean
fumbled Ewlns's ground hit aud Doyle scored.
thinner started the ninth with two bas Q
drive that hit the fence. Clart son struck out
Childs flied out TO Tiernan and Purkett pit for
three bases to right sending thinner home
Burkett would have had homo run. but fell
down between third and homo and was put
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Secretary Sass announces the following ex-
cellcnt programme for Brighton Beach to-day:
First Race-Soyen rurnngs; selling. Kingsoridgs
lIs pounds; lrir Ilb, lazy WooicuH Inferno, y .
each Lord UA mem, SpurI-iuGn, lOb each: Freely.
lOt yers pueen VI T!un;,s Mountain Deer. lO4 n;
HipPonn: rSaIsdorA' lo2 eac''' AA!aeA loo' LOUIS r.
Second Race-IIaf mile Freeiaad uormerly Nam
mic Richards gelding) Postmaster, Doc Gaiety san
DOVE Nest side Mullet. Tramp. Minnie s colt King
Kelly ingoL lU5 pounds each; Ny Jennie Marguerite
Elesnor, Lisbon Mai! lO2 zach
Third mace six fnrOngI Lester. Poverty and
Gambler 10 roun.s Ta.' o, c, 100: Mack a.
AirshAtt and Theirs L. i"2 each; Laughing Mater aud
Bon Voyage VI zach; Casanova, ~.
Fourth Race-Mle ami sixteenth. Major Day. 100
pounisi India Rubber, lni Lizzie. lob; Jack Rose.
ton. log; Freezer. 1o2. May Stone. ~; Nonad. 80;
Fifth Raco-Ous milo re Ing Ma Bele. 1o7 pound $,
Pelham. lo<; Temple. %: AErae. Crochet. Fagot "
each.
siIth R.es-stseGleeh.ss; sellinsi short course.
Major Pickett, Ciamor. l23tach: Count Dudley. l2S
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gportsmau's Goods.
Fishing Iarkle.
MARSTERS HAS WORMS.

Sand worms. 100. a doz White worms 25c, a dos
Dobsona, SIC. doL- Shedder crabs. MARsTERS'j
celebrated allancewood striped bass and Fishing
Banks rod. s2.9a Ash and lanrewood hollow butt and
extra tip bass rods 800, Split bamboo y and bait rods
81 up. JoInted bamboo rods. 35c. up. Best quality
hollow.bont hooks single gut. Toe doh; double loo:
treble. 20c.: <.py. 25c leavy treble gIt leaders
lengths. &c each. 3Hnch brass multiplying, balance
handle reel holds 8OU feet Shread line 81 3D. Nickel
plate multiplying reels. 3sc. up. Rubber and nicAe-
plate multiplying reels ssc up 3oO-teet reel lines on
block. pthrsad 3Sc 1Gthread +3c.: 10 BAD 4bc.:
1shTead Csc. 2l,thrsad. dnc. snkers Sc per pound.
Gah hooks, with handle. BIO Canvas tackle books.
4oc Fishing pants. 81. Everything to delight tho
angler. in quality and price.
SEND STAMP FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
j. r. MAKSTERS. SIS Court ~.
NeAr City halJ BROOKLYN. open EvenngAD
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The Winner. al st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. July 12.-The races at South Side
Park to-day resulted ~ follows:
First RAcc--tive and q half rurlongs The scalper
frs'. NyLi reuund ten caldwell tliri Tine, l:ll.
second lacr-scren turongs. aancy ii.srs hrst
Jln Dunn second, FH'shOrse Ihiri Iiln-, 20
Tnrd RACE Jrr fur ungs Duke of Kent hrst. koxey
second, HAD Eagle third Time. o+a
FourtH Esce-Fiy iurlnngs. Ca,Uosa hfsi One SEQ
ond, John Oliver third. Time laos.
The races at East st. Louis re1ulted:
First Rarc-livc fuglongs sea KING hrst, Normis
second, Dan Hong thIrd. Iime ~
Second Race s;T fRrion.S Syc' Hng hrss Temple
Third Rare-F"ur and u hal llr1ngs Potin hrst
Uambrck second. Annie Golden tilrd, Time. O;5sh
ner &. second. Redcap third Time, 1871.
fiith Race-Mle Van first, Cofonet second, Granite
third Time. l:iJt.
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v,ennu, Has Engaged sehn-rer In Paris.

Advices from Paris report that Bliardist schaefsr
who went to Paris to pay Champion Frank Ives for
the worlds championship cup secured engagement
directly with his old rival Maurice vignaux who 10
running rival academy to the roLes BerGere. which
engaged Ives and slosson. Schaofer had played no
billiards since Ives won the cup from him In Chicago
over two months ago and no showed his lack or
man played ba line game Of 800 points and Gest
roms Mustered second defeat, making Ia5 whIs
schaefer wa. scoring o. 10 not yet settled when
u nye-nights' match.
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The Atalanta Boat Club at tho Natio.al
KeRattv.

capt. Van Raden OF the Atlanta Boat Club has
made large entry to tho natio1al regatta which viii
take place July &c and 81 saratoga Lake. The on
tries are;
Pair'oared sheil-Bow Max iln; stroke William Lau
THIS Grew broke the record a. rhAde!phia on July
Junior Four.oared shel-BJw, q. tarien; q j. II.
Drumming: 3. u. sanders; stroke. l. II. Holloway
pssnior foasoar;d s,.s-kow. !; 4. charmIury; 2.
Senior Eieht:oArsd sneIlhnw 4, r. Cashion: =. J II.
Charmbury; 2. MAX Lau; 4. William IAu, s. C. Lun-
1Act; q. T. Freshman: ). Weldon: stroke. II. T. Qals-
ley; coxswAin. Il. Z. rilsyerde.
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Earned runs-Brook1yn, q Left on bAaas-Cincin.
natl 4; Brooklyn.8 First bass on bals-on Dwysr /;
on Hart. strnok out,By Hart, 2, Home runs
DAILY. Joyce. Three-oAse ht-Iolliday Bacrihce hits
.3sHgsr Somistsy Smith Hsr.. Double plays
and 4routhsrs Wild pttchss-Hars /; Dwyer l.
Passed bai!s-Kinsiow. 2. umpirs-Gahnsy. Time
ciscnsAr July PIT Is quite easy to point ont tho
causes for Hrootlyns loss OF the hsmpionshinH
in: blow aud &. iniuris sS GS
Burns and 0rtffu received we're fatal to our hopes
gerry 10 say that 0rin again badly hurt at
rttssbsfgh that hs VIII not bc able TO put uniform
beet thing ever devsed for the Leagues now New YORK
and baltimore home and start In again with nc W
faces and hope for better things"
fIrTssukG1 IL; BOSTON. ].
Prrrnux0n, July lathe Boston champions came
here and were beaten clean ont their sloex
Mccarthy MAS put out of the game In tho fourth
Inning and mad $50 for using obscene language to tho
umpire. The scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-13

Four blooded stations were landed yester-
day from the White star steamship Tauric.
which arrived on Monday night They will DO
sold at auction at Monmouth Park. They are
strathmeath. by SCOTTISH Chief. bred by tho
Duke OF Westminster; Lunar Eclipse. brown
by Can't H. G.. Starkey; Hunciecroft. brown
horse; .. BY st Simonyu,Ladyd Gladys, by Gladia.
colt. 9. by Muncaster-F ilagree. by Macaroni,
bred by NJ. j. " Laurence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-13
The Howard Brothers VIII Row Any Two
Men "a Long Island.

John and Steve Howard, who generally recos.
nized the champion professional oarsnen OF Long
Island. announce their willingness to any two
on the Island. particularly William King and
Thomas Fitzgerald. Tho Howards have shown their
superiority In shells and working boats to such
tent that It has bsen almost impossible to pick up
King and Red Tom As Fitzgerald 10 familiarity called
around Rcd Hook Point are anxious 10 rev the
Ptsssrsd tvsms race in lsfoot boats for from $50
to $3.50 n side.
Thsrs be no trouble about Steve and myself
match" said John Howard yesterday. but really
We want to sec Is deposit made in some responsb :
to ak business These osrsnen who depend upon
wind alone 10 win their matches don't amount TO
m