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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-31
jULTANA EXPLOSION
FAMOUS DISASTER THAT COST NEARLY
TWO THOUSAND LIVES
The Steamer Packed to the Guards With Captive
Soldiers Bursts Her Boilsrs-A Survivor
Tells Of the Awful Experiences Of
That Day-A Night
Of Horror.
Courier JournaL

n q appointment re-
Gently made by
Surveyor Collier
has won the ap-
phase Of the old
soldiers Of tn e
country. A few
days ago he gave
Mai. j. NJ. Nc
Gown q post at the
new CustO N =
house.
Mai. McCOwn
is an old soldier.
He is one Of the
survivors Of the
Sultana disaster.
He was one Of the
hrarast Of tn @
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Iionorlne Ricycll.t Zimmerm nn.

AsnuRr PARK, Aug. "a reception AMI banquet was
rendered to Arthur A. Zimmerman last night by tho
Asbury Park Wheelmes of which club he is member.
Tho reception was held Mt tho Coleman House. and
covers laid for l.5 guests. The tables were
ranged in tho shane ofaz At tho head OF tho table
was George Smocs. President or tho local club On
the right OF him sat champion Zimmerman. and tho
irn was founder Bradley. Mayor Edwin stuart Of
Philnus l phlu occupied seat near the champion,
The address of welcome made by tho Rev. Frank
Colby pastor The Baptst church 81 this place. The
following tol.ts ware responded to; CLERGY on
Wheels" tho Rev. JOAN llandley: "hmmsrn,an IN
norman for ali Ills races Home Of the Asburv Park
Whesimen," James 4. Bradley; Tho Press" n. y.
Le Roy editor OF the Iniy Jo"raal.
Tho club, nomposei Of seventy hve members. attend
missionsrs directors tho Asbury Park Athletic Asso.
cintion w W TaNi- BIRDIE" Munger. Charles Klngs
LANES and char es Whttlocs A b. Rich. William Bur.
It's James McDcrmott II. Hgers George =. Taylor,
Harry O. wheeler william Millikeu. Thomas A. Elm.
merriam Howard Zimmerman J. II. Draper o. s. Bun
nell George Goodmau. James Campbell. James u. Sui
Ivan. and number OF others.
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Tho Bolinbroke club. London. have offered G.. 900
purse for Ted rriichard And jim Hall to hight for.
Old Admirer--Sullivnn and kilrain fought under
London rules. which prescribe bare lnuck.cs, on tho
turf
Jerry barnett Is kickng Ike steer" at being ado
tn train for his hght with Bill Plimmer. Jerry never
did any hard work before in his life ami he doesn't
Ike
Andrew Marsien. who was beaten by Joe wormsld
for the championship of England but who shocked out
Nod OBaldwin in three rounds died IN Nottingham re-
Gently.
d H-R wins as sullivan's fGht with K!'r,in was
at least RENE rendered the suliv Mitchell affair in
France.
The Po'ice Instructed by cable yesterday
to advance Austin Gibbons $50 to deray MA expenses
TO England for the purpos,of lighting stanton Albeit
At the National Sporting Club
LoSpos Aug. 3.--Ths Surrey and Nottingham cricket
match this afternoon was won by Nottingham in four
wickets. This makes II almost certain That Noting
ham will win tho county championship.
Inquirsr-The price OF admission To tho Coney stand
g. ron Aug will he 81 tor admiss on ~ for inner
seats. and 81 for seats in boxes. III, bouts Wal he:
Hammer and sullivan. nj 1h4 rounds ru"ni,, fiim'
uni SHdons 40 pounds to finish.
The Leonins Literary Union. which boasts Of one Of
the test semirroies sionA baseball ruh. ~ TINS Nicin
ttN held ITS annual festival at WASHINGTON Park on
good sized crowd attended The officer the evening
wsr" AS follows Floor Director David u'C"nnci
miltce, William j. Kane 0Chaii man A,,olas Ken.
needy, James snced"n, Joseph + Mn, ty lanes !. Ma.
guife. James tuun. hartley J. Gnlvn lOhn W. Fat
lon, John Laubenllnmer, Edward r. Srr"der John II.
tChairmanl, Louis 7. Cue. Edward locales, Thomas
shannon. Thomas r. rshtr, }. ". ronlly, Thomas =.
Eiday, James J. Daddy COMMITTEE At arrangement.
pnns, Gsasner hn'r,h"n. m II M,Tshy.
Irarne, bs1d j. ofonmr r"cN ' H sa.1san
Thomas r. Baxter. Edward j. Giles
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second Doy of The Saratoga Teun,. Tourney.

SARATOGA. Aug. 3.-rhe second day Of the Saratoga
tennis tournament resulted in several close and ex.
citing contests. Joseph 7. Whttesey. tho referee,
pushed tho playing with such good results that very
satisfactory progress mado In both the National
Eastern doubles and the New York State sin gle events
The best contest Of the day the match between W.
Stevens the westcbrster and Middle States champion
Each man is looked upon as possible winner Of the
Newport all comers" There unusual interos, in
tho contest. For some able reason Stevens
In his best the ginning OF the
into she net. Knapp on the contrary, played very
strong game. showing clear Improvement over last
ye1r.
u NJ Billings and II. F. Mccormick PLAYED mos. eS.
ceient double game against the Hall brothers the lat
ter usly Just winning In the Efth L. L. Hall play
cd rather Ioory. SUMMARY; ,,, -,,-,
Roan e"nausd rscy Rnnrnp ness Xsens
~ e7i !i EGhaTa 'eyss eeat IrH.in y
beat beat SHn'y .nnwIr BY default & L. D. Mitchell
beat T. Il Rsrnes Ga 40: - Mortimer Bi.mgs beat
Harold =. Mccormick. Princeton. o.. i4-i": v, H.
clIsu h,nt \ Krh by ds'a"it; H. H. Haywood BEAT
Frs, bound H. Yate. dofaa:ct s. 7. c,a.. by de.
fault: '; d Hail beat u I" B,Sny; % Is ", frrcy
inrks heat II T.. i. Mitchell 80 ~; W IT. c!u-,t
beat II. II. Haywood ~. G-3: Henry VI S.ocum Jr
beat q. ~ Gates. 60 G--o.
k kmr. an s M, Z ls @.a y &"'n.r
90: / H. H"vsy and H. q HxDv beat A. ". cobb and
" T. MannIs g. a. g,l y; 4 Ass,as'o and 4.
SYN DO, 81 o q. los 80 1"' '''''''
FRS, Rolnd-iI " soeun. Jr. and j. $. clnrs neat
Rltrh. and C. +. Wells beat L. H. ID. and IT, vs. iIuycl,
ID, O-t, 81.
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The annual lawn tennis Tournament given by the
Shelter Island and Long Island players this season
concluded Tuesday when tho nnai sets were played
Tho visiting players from Now York and Brooklyn car.
red on the honors In nearly every instance. Tho
playing this season WAS of higher order than hereto
fore The summary:
Gentemen1 singIss-PIsiiminary round: J; A, Deg
William C. b s,od!s I-2210; o-t ,iilbsr, A. iInrht
fsated the Rev; pr scudder. TT 81, SO lanes q.
Lewis defeated Harry 7. Cowprrt waite, 10. g.:
Gentlemnpr Doubes-First round; B-!den and Ayrrs
defeated Ghauncsy and cowrerthwal,e, .G-3. 10.
Ga BeOdle and Louis defeated lin ght aud Dr. Bryan
"a. s-G o.: Bslien and Ayres defeated j. 4. beg
ner and Walter Gibbs. al "a,
The nnal rOund between Louis and Bcodle and Ayres
and Ielden WAS won ny tho former team. who lie:
feated their opornis III great game by the
&C. d.. ia Jauics q, LEWIS won tho anal round
OF the Eentlemens singles somewhat easily.
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VALIANT kEn mi.
ri, Defeat. Hsnhsm and Will Probably
WI, the Cup-Deirar Entn r. the Hnnd'cnr'


r,a the Cup-Deinnr Eaters the H"nd'c"T.
SKASEATELEs. Aug. 3.-A. j. Hodges mas
been declared the winner OF tho championship
match. No moro games are to DC piayeu III IL.
for Delmnr has stated his pre- erence TO enter
tho handicap. The ex.cham pions ili-lucK
still chung to him. for he lost tn hrst game 70
BurlinRame but defeated Congdon III the sec
ond game no played. Tho championship
match being finished interest Ess centred IN
the challenge cup contest kenreny thus iar
leads his competitors by one game. ana Is
looked upon as tho probable winnor' Deyo
having drawn with Hanham. and thornton
this evening lost to Kemeny.
Tho second round played to-day in the han
dicnp tournament resulted as follows:
S.n, ssrpesrs ben, ConsS SS
iInninn Va shipoy adjourned, BurinRame boat pel'
mar Scripture scbineltn and voist beat conSdoh
In IL. fonrth round sehtnesn beat Young Delmsr
beat Conrdon shipey heat Scripture nj" 'o's' 'eN'
second Class second round--shotweh beat Good,
ronsn pe saiouinsd Tiriri round-shotws beat
Br"nKnion Good beat pixca SCARF beat satsr wal
nea s.nre. Dixon beat Baker. The other games were
adjourned.
The contest in tho third class lies between
Robertson OF Brooklyn. In tho fourth class
Graves OF Syracuse is distancing his compeu-
tors. .,, ,.
noon when iInnhani and he o,eny met. Tho
latter conceived u brilliant com ination.
sound in its execution. and forced line win
In 30 moves. ,,
Tho results in the cup tourney are as fol-
Kcmony heat Thornton. Third round-Deyo
drew With Enc s bea Hun
hnm. DeyO vs.. Emo adjourned
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NEW YORK. s: WASHINGTON. 0.


The Senators were not in tho debate ut the
Polo grounds yesterday. All their arguments
were refuted by tho convincing oratory OF tho
Gothamites. and whom vo.o was taken 1t
was found that tho ycrIict was to AGAINST
the visitors The l.sl7 persons who saw tho
contaRt wero unanimously OF tho opinion that
tho Wnshingtons did not have a leg to stnud
on. and they freVuontly gavo expression 10
The rrnripa! obstacle encountered by tho
Senators was the pitching of Ed. Crane. 1t
was innlem they could not solve. and inc
or aaan ns H e nrS Base r"S Sy and
batting OF tho Naw lorks We're calculated to
discourage any team. and for Crane to NOV
them down the wry no did seemed lkO super
running homoIs, and the way in which ho beat
A. sIgular .catnrc was that seven Of New
Yorks eleven h,ts were made by BOYLE and
Fuller. Tho former hrrenrs to be getting his
eye on the ball: and ms Tor shorty. he is one OF
hrsn n T Is modest ss rseori
t9T hHkS pny t Wa , nS mis- s.nr S
Of mainrin. nnd NJ, absence nocessttu,ed the
placing OF Suck Ewing ut first. llo is still
lame and unable to play.
The Washing ons appeared to have selected
yesterday as u day or which to bunch their
ing an error that yielded two runs. SO
far as 5unGEenT wor by nG n''s
Lyonss feet in the first inning and advanced
to third ON sacrifices. but there no perishcd
In tho third Robinson got q base OH balls and
stole serond. hut was left there. In the NTH
Danny Richardson made It two basrr an i stole
third. but was nirusd at the plate. In the
sixth Mcclure got around to second on II.
Lyons's mutr. but was left there.
In the eighth Dowd went to first on balls
and died there and in the mint h Jones reached
first an talls and stole second. Mcclure and
Milligan had previously struck out. ANA Crane
finished tho game by striking out Danny Rich
artiSOn.
1t was different with the New Works. After
the second inning they were hot on the trail If
the home base. In the thiTd Bowie rnupr,l ont
u triple to right cent?" aud scored on tull"r'S
single to right In the rita Boyle hit n sinG"
to centre. stole second. aided hy p"wi'S muf.
took third on n high throw by Mcclure, and
scored on Fucr's single.
In the seventh the Senators col,ai sod. d.
Lyons opened with II straight shot at Jones.
who lodged, and thus Kept his anatomy in
tact. O'Rourke got enc sal" 10 lcft. and RoD-
inson by n bad throw advanced each runner
another base. Then noyic's single to right
brought both to the rn'c Crane forced Boyle
out AT second. but Fuller mad. his customary
single \ muf ny Buwd of II throw
by :, McGuire put Crane On third and
pitched ball. and II. Lyons cont a H. TO Rich
whinh Richardson tried to p,ck up but jug:
Gle4l tili Burke on seeOnf and Crane AVID
Fulrr across tho plate. Ewing ended the
timing with a fly to Hoy.
In tn. eighth DKourkr was nix bv II pitched
ball. Crane made II single and Fuller wound
up his batting achievements with three
baser to left. Fuller was lett on third. Score:
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THE. $1O,OOO TROT At DATENPORE
Anerton Breaks Down In the Third Heat
and Loses the Purse.

DAVENPORT. Iowa. Aug. 3.-The great trot for
a $4,000 purse offered for . trial between AL
lerton and Demarch was trotted here to. day
before crowd Of 1000 persons. Mr.. Nc
Henry. Delmarch's owner. substituted Le-
basco for Delmarch. regarding the former a
faster horse than the latter. Allerton finished
very lame in the third heat. and. failing to ap-
pear in the remaining heats. forfeited the race
to Lebasco. Lebasco is u stallion. owned by
James Ladd OF Beatrice. Neb. and has a REG
ord OF 2:13E.
In the first heat both horses scored in line
Lebasco led to the three quarters bv several
lengths. but Alerton closed the gap on the
quarter stretch and they came under the wire
noses even. and it was declared dead heat.
Tine 2:15A.
Both horses scored perfectly for the second
heat. Alerton moved away at the turn and
passed the quarter in -. half in 100, three
closed the gap; Allerton winning by half a
Allerton took the lead in the third heat.
keeping several lengths ahead to tho back
stretch whore he broke and became very
lame. Lebasco winning the heat in 2:l7
Alerton was too lame to appear again. and
tho purse was awarded to Lebasco.
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ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK.
NJ. r. Dwycr VIII Start Hauquct, Chicago.
Airsiinft, and DagOuet.

den Stakes Tor twO'yeRr' O!ds. OF
III 81 900 added. Ot watch $3.50
u TIE third: three.quarters OF
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Fight News From tho South.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 3-The Olympic Club announces
that George Dixon will be here within week and will
train either in New Orleans Its immediate vicinity
but exactly where has not been determined. An at
tempt has been made bring the matter into politics.
and to raise the color line Dixon. which has caused
the club annoyance 1t has been warned for in.
stance that prominent colored politician of this city
has threatened to write to Dixon to warn him not to
to tho city, he would not be treated fairly on
account OF his color The club will have difficulty,
however in obtaining assurance to the contrary from
tho leading co0red sporting men OF the South.
Jimmie Carroll and Jack McAulife nave settled IN cir
differences and chums again. Carroll. indeed. Of
fered to assist McAulfe in his and
his belief that McAuliGe would wnip Myer in the fight
He is training Skelly but Ia doing light training
his account in order to challenge the winner OF
the NcAulide- Myer fight As fitzsimmons shows dis
position to go TO New York. McAulife will probably
train At Prof. RobertSons McAuihe went at once to
tho Robertson place ut Bay st. Louis his arrival
and there he viii remain until no is in shape for tho
night. An attempt was made to have McAmlihe agree
TO go the FitzSimmnns headquarters but when the
fastener was approached on the subject he declined
TO accede to the arrangement.
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Tho Cricket League Have Some Warm Dis.
cussiOns.

Tho Executive Committee of tho Metropolitan Dis.
trict Cricket League had protracted session at the
Willow Club on Tuesday evening. Tho delegates pres.
ent were Mr. Il. Cobb Berkeley Clubs II. N. Townsend.
Staten Island: F. W. Greene. Manhattan; J. Duncan.
Brooklyn ". Mattock Paterson; j. 7. Seaver Newark;
H. A. Holmes. sons of st. George: +. j. Davidson New
York; W J. Wood. Kings County; ". Fenwck, Harlem;
H. s. Peterson. south brooklyn: :. j Chadwick. st.
Georges A. O. long and heated discussion took place
regarding the right Of certain members to change their
Tho Brooklyn representative claimed that the
bylaws were infringed by tho permission given to T. s.
Greene to play with the Manhattans because he had
not III ado personal Application.
W J. Wood has rendered his resignation as secre-
tary lie proposes to take his residence Phila
dfphia II was found impossible ut the meeting TO
select his successor
The protest OF New York Club against the esult
of their with the sons OF ST. George
of unfair umpring WAS not sustained, and tho game
stands according to the score.
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rnvor,,e. Bcaten mt Garneld P.rk.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-This was another bad day for the
talent at Garfield Park Lake View heing the only
favorite to win. The surprise Orme's victory in
tho handicap after hot fight with Maj or Tom. Haset
was suspended pending investigation Of his riding
Betty Badger July 80. when sho third. while to.
day she beat = good Held easily. Summaries;
First Race-Two-yeu .olds; five furlongs Tobe Bell
nrst. lalloo second, George W. third. Time. .o4d
Second Race-one mile. Lord OF the Harem hrsr.
Third Race-Selling: six furlongs SIS O'Leo nrst,
Jacobin second, Fan King third. Time. 15
Orm1e Ilrst. Major Tom second. Ernest Race third.
Time ! 4S.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Betty Badger nrst Jack
Lowell second. Princess Lorraine Third Time. :o2.
Sixth Race-Selling; six furlongs. Lake View frst,
St. Pancras second. Exclusion third. Time. 1:l4l&
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

GEORGE TAYLOR's FAST RIDE
He Cuts Down tho Worlds Bicycle Record
for a Mile to 2,11.

SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 3-GeorGe +. Taylor of
the Manhattan Athletic Club in a time trial at
Hamdcn Park this afternoon. lowered the
worlds milo bicycle record to 2:11 fiat. and
beat his own record. made yesterday. Of
2:14 1-5. The day was perfect. without n
breath OF air stirring. and the famous old
Hamden Park track in tho pink OF condition.
The officials for the trial were: Referee-Fred
{: Graves. Judges-C. A. Persons. n; 4. G.: G.
A. Bryan. Charles E. Whtpple. and A. o. Nc
Garrett Starter-H. A. Bait
The PAGERS were /; 4, Nelson o. the Spring
haitian Athletic Club. J. q. Olmstead and
Thomas Relph Of Springfield. The three
and Zimmerman's worlds record for the half
mile was tied. The quarters were made as FOL
0:33iis: fourth. 0:34s. The watches registered
each quarter Us follows: Quarter. O:33.s half.
1:O5: three-Quarters. :36>o: mile. PHI.
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Owing TO tho delay in getting mcasnremen MIS- Of some
of the boats tho Regatta Committee of the River.
std. Yacht Club have Just completed thor correct Cd
time OF winners ~ tho regatta OF IMy I" The result Ia
follows: First class EchOonsrR-StrvRnl walk
Second class schoonersAzala won. beating tic resr.
less by minutes ~ seconds First class sOups- Al.
cedo won bentinz the Eleanor nv min ~ seconds
second class slo0ps-Meropn won. beating the Alma Nv
u minutes ~ seconds iawis-Kity won. he AtuV tho
Raj.h by minute 10 seeHnds First Glass cabin cats
0nds Second class cabin catk-Myrtle won Nellie sec.
ond by 20 seconds Third class cabin catk-Nahmn
won, beating The F-sri by Is minutes seconds. Jill
and inhinsa CLASSIFICATION won. beating the sirene ny
r. minutes seconds. First class open csts-wme red
won he ating tho Gertrude by o minutes 81 seconds
second class open cats-rhYls won, beating tie En-
by 80 minutes q seconds.
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baseball Notes,

Tho Ssssaus OF South Brooklyn are ready TO make
dates for SUNDAY game, at Nassau PnrG address Tony
L-Ner, manager, Busn street. South brooklyn.
Newark CTnnk-Exrcpt where ranner IL forced no
mus tie Touched nv tho bR in order to retro him. In
tho ca>s you mention the runner WAS not forced.
The Orange Baseball Gina Is anEiUn. TO MAY any
s@mi.prUfcsSIonnl cob CHEERING suitable guar snee
Address lnln Dri.coll manager. Post once box A,
orange Valley. =, J.
The iiuhsoHs Of Brooklyn md tNe strong OympIrs Of
Patterson meet Tor the third the latter
III Paterson next saturday Afternoon Each club has
victory 70 II, credit and both teams win douL,
mast n bold BID for the deciding game.
CrNriSSAII AGg a-Thrr" Is u rrmGr anoat to-day
that Rhnrs, Harrington. AMI nNel are be r~Ie eli
by the Cincinnati Basel nli club. It IA said that
G.nins vii brpnt In To- play left leH regularly. whiis
hiI cd noSitiun. - ~
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WASHINGTON WHITEWA ASKED
POWERS LIrELY BOJS HANDLE THE
BEISH dE1IS2IC.ILLG.

The Broohiyn- Feat The ouaE-r- In ~ Close
pnme-Iiosicn, Pittsburgh. and Cleveland
the Other Winn~rs-Sew Works Arnir In
Fourth rince-Rrsuiis OF Oih-r Games.
The Forest City mon appear TO hang on to
hrst place with more tonacitv than the other
teams that have essaycd to star in the great
League drama. In viow Of the fact flat tho
C1evelands return homo shortly for long
Siege on their own stamping grounds. makes
It evident that they nre dangerous obstacle
TO every tenn with nennant aspirations
The work of the New Works m 10 date Is
convincing proof that thry will have hand in
The settlement Of the DISPUTE, and tho Bostons
are climbing with u vengeance. No rrctter
race could DO asked for. Yesterdays games
resulted as follows:
Eew York. g; Washington. q.
Brooklyn. .; Philadelphia, l.
Boston. 4 baltimore ..
riiL3urgh 3, C!ncanntt B.
ClevolaLG. q. Louisville. ..
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Exciting Teun,. at Central Park.

The Central Park invitation tennis tournament was
continued yesterday afternoon thu "iow-r" courts
at the Park Tho weather very favorable and the
play of high order Townsend the PARK Champion de.
fented raret In wsplayei aud very exciting match
Aftsr tho score had REACHED sets to one against
him, Townsend made ms of his famous brace, AMI
pulled out I'll" match fiHy MI no continued on Sat.
uiday Afternoon. The scores follow:
second Round-Fred II. Lawrls beat Dr. W. II. Bates.
6-4 CT Ill.
fourth Round-pr Thee. /. Townsend beat j. rArmly
Paret. I'd, l-G. 1t GO. g..
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The Meteor Again Defeated,

LONDON. Aug. BIN the yacht race to-day
at Cowes. Mr. Jameson's cutter. the Iverna.
beat the German Emperor's Meteor by 8 min
utes.
Kaiser William is evidently sorry for his de-
feat in the race for the Queens Cup. but takes
the disappointment with good grace The
in the yacht handicap race. four others com
peting. Prince Henry OF Prussia sailed per-
sonally in the cutter Irena for the Australian
cup. five others competing.
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Manhattan Gun Club Shoot.

Tho annual shoot and picnic OF tho Manhattan Gun
Club took place yesterday at Dexter fark. Tho at.
tendance was not as large expected account of
some Of the members being In tho country The con.
test was for four medals In classes A and H. 81.
IsnborR won the medal in class A. md j. Lalnbrrcht
az yards .; N. ltlenbsrs; % yards, o.; l.. Msssef.
Wsi.. e ysra: Il s. han assseAs y yar ssrd. e
0raui ~ yards, 3; r. keiss. ~ yards o; j. Schmidt
yards. y,
sol Dit, il o. Mohsse'. j.
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sullivan Got n Good Soaking. hut Ne or
WINGED

CAsoE rLA,f lNS Aug 3.rrains r Phil Casey ana one
OF his assistants Billy Morgan. have returned here
from ToaL yn mGch To the relief ~ George Downing
and Jack Ashton u?ou whom has dcvol,ei the train
INK OF John /. suulan during thtig ahs-Hce large
party "f sullivan friends from New York and Brook
lNn arrived Gerc to-day To how he wAsgettinG
aOng There ras been 10 let n IN u. hard work This
morning Joan 1" wns csug II la n heavy shower while
on his IetHrn FROM ShinherurE night lie Was irenchsd
I" tho skin but he paid NJ more aIt, ion To u than
WA er snhIi'l.
sullivan amused dozen spectators white taxing his
bath last night by throwing George Downing who
weighs l25 pounds into the II and King him turu
complete Sonersaali The weather here y ~ thss
could be desired for training purposes
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The Winners mt Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER. Aug. 1.-THE following isa sum-

merry Of to-day's races:
FIRST Observation-Disclosures q mile. Eumson 1rst
lI.itic segnrd. MoonraSrr tnlrd. Time. '3bi4
Second kaca-Flvc-r ghthsor q mile klcHArd j. hrst,
Vinlets fer"nl. Drvisrs tnId Time, l'OTi4
Third Race-four aud half furlongs. Ionr iona
than nrst, Arizona second, Queen or ihird IIM",
Os.i.
Forth Racc-On. mile. Insight first. llyhcinthe
second. Ere ihird, TINE, +Ha,
Wallace ~ second. i.e. Gordon third. time IN.
sixth Pa'"-four and ., hai fnrnnRs. oregon hrst.
Mamlr u. second. keystOue third Time. o.1Jl