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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-13
LORENZO MiKES Il RECORD.
Jockey II. Anderson suspended and Jockey
Drmpsey pIes mt Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. 12.-Racing at Garfield Park
was sensational to-day. In the mil" and three
siStcenths handicap Lorenzo led tho field all
tho way. and beat Ernest Race neck in n
drive in :59E. breaking the record made by
Tristan. 200 l-3. at Shoepsheal Bay in 1890.
Tristan was ) years old and carr ed lO2
pounds. while Lorenzo is :. and carried 1Oi
pounds. He is owned by q. v. Poole.
Yesterday Odrcy Won mt seven fur!OnSS. in
1:2SI. To-day nt the Same distance and
weight he WIS last. in ! 80. Owner West
backed him and SUSPECTED Jockey II. And"r-
son. who rode. and. in consequence. tn" toy
was suspended pending fun invosti cation. a
ccrtain hooknaker being !nrllrdicd. Chris
Smith plungrr. and famous rs tho owner OF
70 Tam Dien had ~.'.nOl ON Enini"r. tho WIN
ner. and talked harsh!y 20 tho Judges. who
ruled him OF tn" track. ,ater. however. ho
upologiXcd and was r"iuS;ntcl
Jockey John Dempsey. who fell OF Fauntlc-
roy yesterday. dind TODAY.
In six races only TWO iGNurtcs won. Sum
mnries:
First Rsce-Fivc furl"ngs, Lucy Dari. GrSt: Ia
mini. second; Antrim. tIlFl Ii'r', l'I2'p
Crst: Red Root second! bob FORESTER. '!hr!. Time.
Third Racc-Nine fur;ong. FASH ngs, Cnsscla.
Second; rohln Hood thrI nm" ~,
Fourth Race II,ndirar. mi" an" 'hrrn,sNeenths.
Lor-nzo hrT: Ernest Race, second valera, third.
Time. ;iHj,
iIrh Racs-Scy"n fur.ongs. Sly Lisbon. first: st.
.oe second; Art.ulS third. Time sNi..
SiNti rRcc--Scvtn iur.nngS Ha'hlrr hrbl; Con
signee. second Ianti?pa. tG.ri. Time. l:3o.
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NAuASr Aug. l2-For the second time in this Nalant
tennis tournament Clarence Hobart of New York has
met with defeat Yesterday he was beaten by Malcolm
Chsc-. and this afternoon Edward L. Hall of New York
proved his victor. Hairs exceptionally brilliant and
unexpected success proved almost as much OF sur.
rrisi did that OF young Chace and his friends will
noJfeel more encouraged than ever. This afternoon
fowl Hobart Hail. and Chace all tied for honors
WY one defeat each. 1t was agreed that Hobart
3. play Ila!l. the winner to meet Chace Tomorrow
Tho Providence boy Will DECIDE the question OF SUI
pFeTacy bet ween them. II Hall wins the
prize II Chsce wins. another round will be necessary
10 SETTLE the tournament.
In the linonart match Hobart won tho frs. three
games on swift drives. after which Hall made The
pIenom email run Of ten successive ganss on any
ALL combined with great Judgment. After the loss Of
game he took the next two AMI the and
IoDart hal previously won wrll.earned victory over
+, II. Ilov-y in two close sets.
The scores Of the days pny and standing Of the play
ls follows:
FH.tA Days rlay-E. /. Hall New York beat s. T
Chase. iGicaso. I'll Ga: Malcolm Chare. Providence
beat Il.lcv A. Shaw, Ir. Boston TO 60: Clarence
Hobart. Few YORK. beat /. H. Iov.y. Nostou a.
liz: T. l.. Hall beat e. y llnhbard ID 80 Nal.
colin Chace bca; T. II. HUvry. 1911 by default T. I.
Hall beat Clarence Hobart. G-3 I'll.
Standing OF tontestants-E. H. Hall, won :, lost l.
Clarence Hobart won u. lost =; Malcolm Chace, won
a. lost J; t. H. Nnrey. won g. lost =: g. + Hubbard
won lost !: =. A. Shaw. Jr Won los: 3; s. T. Chase
won y. lost .; r. = Sears, won q. lost ..
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AsruRY Pack, Aug. l?-Anotber interesting exhibit,
ton rddel this afternoon TO tho long st already
given for the entertainment of the summer visitors to
Asbnry lark. II WAS u prize swimming match In the
ocenn The ladies race ras over from roln.
100 feet seward from the Asbnry Pavilion the end
OF the fishing pier. distance OF 800 feet. There were
four conte stants Mrs r. L. Mclean OF 700 West Thir
,y'third street New York: MISS Florence Emanuel Of
New YORK and Misses bessie and Hattie smith daug
tiers Of Commission II: Smith of asbury rarE.
Tho first pI!zc, gold medal. was won by Mrs Nc
Lean MAS BESSIE smith finished second. and received
the second prize gold ring sst witn -m-ralds. TT.
mems race was over much longer course. startIn.
nrno.'tt the Ocean Grove wave power pier nnd nnis-
ing at the Asbmry Park fishing pier. There were near
~ forty entries and The race was exciting t- nlnh.
Charles MCAuieS. Brooklyn athlete who sum,ner.
Ing at be!Enar reached the lin" first Clos. behind hin
was isaiph p Fame. who rowcd number four IN the
victorious Yale crew The prizes were handsome gy.
chuinI"nship medal and scarf pin set with n sap
rhlfr ana several small Diamonds. The match create
mIch interes' Aud the boardwalk. beach, and payi.-
Ions were crowded with thousands OF enthusiastic
Mn
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Yachting Gosstp.
Tho Newark Yacht club vii! hold their ANNA, ma,
regatta tOiIvtrvw o. Newark BAY. WV"

The Newark Yacht Club vii! hold their animal ma,
| regatta 'o'ii"tEow on Newark BAY. WV"
The members Of the Cauars. Yacht CIul, haI nm .,
iOyaDe time last csenIng NJ their clad huus. NJ.
Point, An informal mop Wa. rendered to tneiv lay
irIends ''
The hrst open rega;ta of tho Grcenve zach, CHM
c!0sc Today WITH secretary VI. l.. Ircrauu, .nlen
avenue. GrrcnNtle. y. ~
The hudson yer YACHT Club Will hold cal r,gstt,
20 morrow their house. Mt the foot II ,,u
second street ana The Hudson River The rnr. wiz Ia
sailed OYER the cinl' rourSc.,and VIII be STATED At III
O'clock II. the uGoriins
families ana guest enoyed "a. INFORMAL hop lat en-
lns at the new club house At SANDS rlnt. The l~rt
ot the club lay ut anchor or h" ,Gb l"i.r and Vel,
b0-t AZ decAcd with lanterns ana many color. gut.
presenting aprGIiy spectacle.
Entries lave ben .hrGivcd for the Newark ynrst
Clubs ItgatI u from all the ci!!hs nelhers IN. SOW
be awarded 10 me owners tle winning boat IN c,
class, and tue owner Of the boa. maGIng the best
dOrr's cup"
Ihe catboat Vespa. generally acSnoedgcI TO be the
I.tibt wait OF hrrl ypo on sew York Ea. Will start
She wil ~ Tho coioS Of the Jnrscy 'iy Yacht ,iub
Her ownor James Fielder sou o. the sistrar OF
iIad,on county WI be the nsn His foi"w sailor.
s Weed ''"' . ''' A"e'' - a. hector anu H.
A. re lsst meeting OF "a. Jersey City Yacht Club
vile 2ayat .lnS revass ~ W" Nymmh ana ,'rscn
psts Of tnS NywNrs Yacht Cluu. and Nj BuIem wer,
ssSa .Shans TON ~. are e
on TIE site OF Tho clubhouse AMI surroundings niaAims
IN a.! one acre,
me regatta the New York Yacht Racing A.soe.a
g . fs nv !" BEN .' s" @S.f iS
ihuy eAporr oIcr 1o Ll,l. II Ihcy nave gnD
haS. t0minodprs irine vii he'on hand us ne M
IRON si.o. siY Is s"idio he a,iyer.
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ron THE BIG GAMES on SEPT n
The A.,A. L. Intcrd sha. Their Champion.
ships Shall he Attractive,

The special committee appointed hy Oh.
| Board OF Managers OF tho A. A. u. to tax,
chnrge of the second annual chumpiunshin
pames Of tie Metropolitan Association ON
| Sent 10 met Mt 2i1 Broadway last evening,
| The following members were present: ]. i.
! Sullivan. N J. a. G.. Chairman: Lieut.. J. Il
| Anderson. NJ. a. c.. Secretary: c. ]. Lonch
Twelfth Reglmont A. A.: President Hugh y
Hart. Xavier A. A.. and.J. H. " oodrun y. r. V.
| Newark
IT, was decided to hnve william =. Curtis act
| as treasurer for tho committee and take fun
| charge OF the tickets and all tho box office
arrangements.
The location for holding tho games was not
definitely settled upon. but the committee Is
In communication with the NJ. A. Z. manager
mont. and tho probabilities are that Manhat-
tan Field will be tho place.
The price for general admission was fixed at
80 cents. while grand stand seats can hc Sc.
cured for an additional 20 cGnts. Arrange.
ments were made to have tickets placed on
sale ut oil the club h9nsesqf the; association.
snyd hfG -. J. Il. Jadds. aud ali tho cains
The events, decided ur!o!n,, are as follows:
One hundr,s-yarl run. 2.t-yard run. 4iU-
yard run. 81 Dyard run. one o lille run. livcmils
s sah pole vault for height rnnnins
high jump running broad jul lp. throwing tls
sixtesn.p9nnd hammer; shN i,,G nitysx-
pound shot, lID-yard hurdle race over ton
Nights, three feet six inches high: 220-yard
hurdle race over ten flights. tw feet six inches
high. p, ~,
awarded gold to first. silver to second. and
bronze to third. An entrance fee OF 81 n man
for each event will be charged. Entries will
close with James L. Sullivan. PAL Broadway
New York city. on Sept. g. The committee will
meet again on Saturday. Aug. 70. at 1890
o'clock In tho afternoon. and at the samo place.
The present holders OF the various cham.
pionship events to be decided on Sept 10 are:
| One. hundredyard Run-L. H. Cary. N. A. c.. 10 Is
Two:hundred and. twenty.yard Run-r. II. Carey. n
-Four. 6nnirsI an yard. Run-M Remington. N.
A. e.. ~ 4-5 seconds
Eight hund and eighty.yard Run-w. c. Dohm N
Y. A. T.. minute 81 IS seconds.
One milo Run-T =. Connect NJ A. e, <minutes 269
seconds.
Five:mle Run-T P. Connea. MA. c.. 20 minutes a
seconds.
one. hund nd and twenty-yArd Hurdle Race-A. r.
COPELAND, NJ. A. e., IL Id seconds.
Twohundr ed. nd.twenty.yarl fEnrde RAce-A Y,
COPELAND. NJ. 4. C.. ~ % seconds.
One.Me Wall-T. SnearInan. N. A. O.. minutes
~ 10 seconds
40 seconds.
running broad Jump. Mooney Xavier A. A. 81
minutes 20 Sc :onds.
Running high Jump-A. Nickerson. y. Y A c.. o feet
Putting the l6.pound Shot r. Gray n. Y. A. c., a.
feet 4 inches.
Throwing in.pcnnd Hammer-J 6. Mitchell n Y.A
C. 1872 feet inches.
A. G.. ~ feet sIx ncfes.
Pole Vault. Casey, N. J. A. C...0 feet inches
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s. ubb,d His Partner In "a Quarrel.

New HAVEN. Aug. IA fight at Savin Rock
last night resulted in murder. Edward
Kccfe and James Y. VIM. partners. who run
n restaurant at Rairoad Grove. became in
VOWED in n quarrel about 7 O'Clock. Vim had
spent the afternoon in this city drinSing. He
caught Kccfe by the throat and logan chok-
ing him. arroriin. 20 ktefr's story. Eonfe
,bcn reached 70: Il bread knit" which. was
living near by and his asealant three
IA hes in tho abdOnon. krntr was arrostOi
and held in s.odv by West Haven officers
and VIM was taken 20 the hospital in this
city. where he died from the res ait Of his
wounds ut 1920 this morning.
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PE3nlx a. q. on Earth Again.

TIE fhp nix Athletic Club Of Brooklyn was reorgau.
ized Inst night The event happened at tho residence
ofJ L. WooiL'nr, 3lo Court street BROOKLYN and over
ioF'y enthusiastic young men hrcain. affiliated with
ths organization A'"mmittec, consis lag Of Edward
j. WOndn"n, Frank q. Nanny and James L. Cad.
win, were appointed to frame u constitution and p-
LAWS AMI TO the s"rrse Of those prcson, reported IN
leHs lNSn an lnGr. the pil CUnstutIon q tlIc rlub
was adopted MIN tho ch"ni- Mat a hoard 81 GOV,
eihors wah 10 MANAGE The UrsaniTatIoU re of, GERS
c'ctnd were President. Joseph +. Wood nan: Voc.
President, James !. nialwin. Recording Secretary
Frah- -. Nhhrt. F,nh"ial secretary Henry l. ,nrc.
log; T;cae'r"r. Edward j. WOoiman; ,:ovcrnors
lLG.uln. - ''''' 80
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FLYING JIB's GREAT RACE
Het Makes n Record for Mich1ann-Aivsn
wilma the Stallion Hncc.

GRIND RAPTDs. Aug. 12.-The weather was
fine at Comstock Park. the track was in the
best possible condition. and whom tho starting
bell rang the grand stand and ground con-
tanned over 10000 persons. Tho events OF
greatest interest were the 230 pace and tho
$4,000 free rail- stallion race.
In the pacing race Flying lib was tho pool
box favorite. niid won in three straight. max
ing the first milo In 2:oS,,. the best time ever
made on Michigan track. Robert j. pressed
him hard. but broke at the critical moment
and fell back to second place. In the follow
ing heat Robert J. broke and lost oven second
place. giving Wisconsin King second money.
Tho time by quarters in tho first heat was
O:33. :15h. J 81. and 2:0Sh. Tho specta-
Ha ws" SSbs ownea by KrSy Co.
Galesburg; was entered IN the stallion race.
was valued at $4,000.
There were fly" starters in tho stallion race.
md Alvin won In three straight heats. In the
last two he lowered his own record. In the
first heat loslyn and Lohasco were ,crowdinS
f9r first plane ut tho finish. and both wont OF
took tho heat. with Bonnie lie, Wi!more, second,
homestl etch. and was so close second at tho
finish that the grand stand chccrcd for wilkes.
nns a Sn by i s IN hrd anG @
heat ALVIN won the heat and race bya head.
summaries:
211.
Magnolia !
Answer .........6 .
htanza ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
T,me-a "a. ::23 2:lSLi
g21S
Flying in. by Aisoua-dam by Middle.own....-.1 I
scohsin hny
Tne-2:0Sls 2;l6. 2il4A ESQ.
Three.yen:od purse $1,000; $500 extra for beating
2lS.
Dir.ctu,n. by Dlrector-dam by Nurture
yean =.
kitchelrs Red wilkes
Time. 22iii. 2:ca. 2:234 2:21A.
Free for all 81 aion trot: purse $4,000: $1,000 extra
for beating 2 10.
nNi W VI pnehs'' -...........'.......
loOasco. 4 =
Rosiyn 3
Senator COnklin dia
limc-2;lbiA 2:l4a. 2:14A.
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Cowboys Killed In u Stampe de.

BOISE CITY. Aug. 12.-IInnGry prospectors
on Tuesday caused tho loss OF 3G1 head OF fine
cattle and the death Of two cowboys near Ban.
mock Butte The prospectors. who arc now under
arrest. Attempted to CAPTURE Il stray calf which
ran into the herd. A stampede resulted, and
cowboys Jerom" Wasson and Daniel Hancock.
succeeded in getting in front Of the herd. and
ATTEMPTED to bring tho animals to standstill.
Their Mortified companions saw them swept
on tho r,iif as tho mndbened animals. unable
To stop. rushed o;er. THOUSANDS Of busards
and vu!turrs have Gathered to feed upon the
curcassrs of tho cattle.
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Boston Doctors WEI Examine JOIN T.. To.
dar.

BosToS Aug. l2-John l.. Sullivan's anatomy will un
dergo final examination at his training quarters
morrow. i short time before lie .Etc training
DR.. Sargent Of Harvard Coegc;maLe a thorough exam
inatton or him and pronounced linn perfect physically
This examination Will 10 an important as it will
show what changes have been made in the big fc
low by the Ave weeks OF hard training. Dr.. Sargent
aud DR.. Wells FitH ~ the lleireuwny Gymnasium will
nnke tho examination. Il is needless that
Sullivan has host Of supporters N rostou AMI v.cn
ty. aud that his irenIs glad 20 bear that he
pOriet 10 be III excellent 'nnfnIun plysiChIIy.
SNI!rh l. the fhvUr.e IN i,Ir bet .ng. might
uraNy be- expected. bIt siII Ihcrr .uN. who
NAV" l. preIty good opinion y. Co!,.cts chances Of
winning.
1r"y willing 10 back their opt1rion with money
Even money, however mas lao chnfiL tAruI. It is
dOhb fn whether lerc are any supp rtr:s AZ orbttt
VINO would dare TO give even MONEY t.sc. Of mon
ior t"rc is 50 mut sullivan money tnL; odds ;.
low isure marx.
Jim Mck-on. who travelled with sullivan Tor a ;ons
time SAT-! today thar he could lind S&Obp sullivan
NJ the hkures ~ 100 10 81 lie thht lOJ
WAS tue nrs hctnne lie could expect "r At TINS time.
ana lhaiy agreed to iasc That. rlticnIan WHO
does not wish To bn known In. trcrp cd tiri OF
lhr ofcr. or $500 against sl.Uol 1T II. probable that
the r"s' Of Mr. McEeous money mi!l be severed within
u bt!Ori
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Fayoritss Win at At. Paul.

sr P.uI MINI. AVE- lc,-Favori.es were victorious
in fonr of tho seven at the Twin city course to.
day while fairly wc.haried choices at rather short
prors won the Other events on tho card. The track
was fast The fcaturt ct lhe days sport was ha rid.
Ing Of Freeman ir landing tire. winners one second
and one third s. CrUx proved his class AGAIN hr de,
performer, in tho THIRD race wr Forest iOycd with
Duncr cycron VII" carried "ih his defeat The do!-
lars Of most al HE tIenl
IN. winners were clyde freeman favorite at 10
]: 81 CrUiN FREEMAN IAsoti'- At even money.
ouet lKurIel AZ q TO |: For"r' a. Grimm at to
sGllross 90. Wiilnn!s) far'rlic ~ 10 |; sarah Z,
tfiremHnL NJ To D. aud Brett llArtU lsargen favor.
te mt ODD a on 4 d d,
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Tive Winner. mt Gloucester.

GLouCsTRR$Au l2.Folowing are the results OF TO
days rac'h;
flrst Race E,r,sishths Of mile. Raokmaker FIRST
ptnemy SEED I'd, Graft tnird. Tiinc lhWha.
Serord Rae Four and haif lqronns Lil!te h. nrst.
Mo ntaln Drer nrconl, Khca third, Tilne o;iH.
. ini'' Hs"e-+ne milo Amos first. Pocatclo second.
, Slis EsIC' third. TINE, lisS
fourth lHt"r ->.N hni n MALI fuTnnRs. All Ablaze
frat, i'ins seroiri. iSr srGa- third Time, l'2Ha
ran kare-Iayr'n sis ~ nic. Hlngarn ErSt. Pro-
hhIIUn s-cun. Mccarthy mud. Time, osAi.
SiNih Rae.-Fivr-iyhths al mile. iletns first. In
yerhip second. stru siollow thiTd. Time, .O54
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ylsc Unknown ls,in Club.

The attendants Of members Of tho Un.now n Gun
club was not a. large ~, Dexter Park yeste-.
Iar. only seventeen YIN the contest Tor the
"lubs'hninnIonship trophy ami extra Edird pri,s'
Dr. s'hwnrt3, }. Flynn. j. BuhiInp. and a. Murphy
Li!ied seven stTa.gh. All the we're ii~iri, Tie
t"G,.i ! iSdr. 30iards. ~ !. san as"n, - ards $;
hn I,., =, yards, =" . MeTIL.w ~ yards. :: j,
ssynrds, 4 Z, fnte. - ynrd.' q. Dr. Srlwar,p So
Ln;,t. = j holding, s. Yard. 4 NyrGr,i 20 ya;I.
. u N4thOOho, :. yArIs. y, IL NJoa e.Itla % YaEAs.
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LEXINGTON. n.y.. Aug. lit has been de-
.cided to sci! all the trottng stock the property
Of tho heirs OF tho late W. II. Wilson OF Abdal-
lah Park. Cynthiana. ut auction in this city
this fall The lot consists Of some sensational
performers and dams of great campaigners
There are l25 head in all. among them poinE
the sensational New York Central 2:1ohi: West
Wilkes. 2:22!, Adelaide 2:tS; Rose SpraCuc.
dan! OF Mckinney. 2:l2a: Brignolia Wilkes,
2:24 >. and others. with and without records.
bred in the purple.
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CHICAGo. Avg l?-First Rscc-Maiien two year old =:
har mile, Mainrli mat lriand second, Mr.. Barnes
thtTd. Tine, .Tdi4
second Racr-.iL" mile Hart wallace first. GOV
Adams second Emperor gent third; Tune. IA.
Third l:aCr-Scuis. AIN rurlong.. bud IiuChes hrst
Vsnciuse second. Maggie Locus ihTd lime. l'ls.
FOGrth EAcc-s.lling. mln aud n sixteenth. Iatrics
hrst chapman second, G:imr! illrA TIiuc !; 5l.
Uorac. .lanl tIrht Good Day second ,re,ta ,,rI
Time, l;l..
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Grand Circui. Tro,s Postponed.

ROCHESTER,. Aug IL. - Rain began falling
here last night and continued most Of to-day.
rendering "A postponement of the circuit Ii, eet-
ing necessary. There are indications Of better
weather for to- morrow.
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HERE'S A CHANCE FOR YOU,

The coMBISArDDS wires still in the lead. sent
FovE WISNERs Yesterday out OF nve selections at
III and Goicestsr spcca! terms for 10 day and
honda T-sI thu No messages or 81 for toiays
sage o,ly guaranteed n advice followed. For
iurhnr par,icu AS today's SPIRIT OF THE
TIaHs Bring yc order early 10 tho executive Offices
of the RACING PRIVATE IMPORTATION AGENCY.
1ol East 23d t.,New York city. Send for pros
.pectuy,
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PoUGHKEEIsIE. Aug. 1.-The two fastest
ycarling PAGERS in America are in this city.
One is at the Eldorado Stock Farm. owned by
Mr.. Miller. and the ethor has Just arrived from
the Jewett stock Farm and is at the Driving
Park. There is talk tonight OF Offering u
special purse for them to pace half Il mile on
one of tho days Of the breeders meeting next
week
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CHICAGO. Aug. lo.-Carl IIa%nnbeck. the
wild beast tanner and collector O. ilnmhurg. is
coming to the Worlds Fair Tho lIagenbsck
Roman Arena Company OF tEirG-o. with a
carual of S3iH.OOo. has, r"c",iiY ,een, organ
ir'H Tor thG L..Li"sn o. nrihTrinH mr. hagen
secured n piece Of ground AmG Will erect an
uIAphithcatre.
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Tho mas NJ San OF the -. &c A. e. who won thu
too wri nNrc tncu AT the :, ~ Sullivan games Aug
'iepOsh ed ma medal at tue y UuP Once rss.T
dnS ami younIariIy r.aigne" all clam I" The trophy.
hut ai-,wHri learned that h. winning III, M Il mr.,
III the no rire AT tn New crsr. a. Dec"raiiu
DAY no had La c hl.as ri n.r
eonpetir on in nOyi,, event, Mass Z. Blss OF tHe
BrooklyniA- C.. who ished second. to Nixon vi ia.
Sullivan q lues. viii receive the nrst medal and John
Gleason. BandaTd A. C.,Hili take tbptseeond prize.
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CLEVELAND WINS AGAIN.
PHIL.iDELPHTi Also ADDS A nc
TORY TO ITS CREDIT.

Tho New YorEs Plny an Exhibition Game.
While tn. Brooh!yns Take IA Rrs;-Louis.
Vile Defeats ~. Louis. and Pittsburgh
Downs Cincinnnu-Other Games
But four Enmes were played by the clubs In
tho National League yesterday Cleveland
and Philadelphia both won. Tho results Of
tho yamos follow:
Cleveland. ?; Chicago. q.
Philadelphia. 9: baltimore q.
Pittsburgh, 4; Cincinnati, I.
Lonsvir. 4. ST. Louis :.
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< To Enron TnE - ~--Srt Having faith In my
man. and the money to hack my faith with hcr.3y
challenge amy ana al! sub divers TO meet Rob.
err 1. Russell. champion diys,S II America to n one
mile walking mntcu said 4.ce to thku place nnier
WIZ ser IN fai divers dress = win WAGER any rare OF
sltOo Respectfully, i, " ijwi,,
Ma Y0Rk, Aug. II. ]. EjJ 49, oRdwny room IL
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BOISE CITY. Aug IL. .-Judg" Beatty yesterday
imposed sentences varying from four to eight
months imprisonment in the county jail upon
nno of the Montana rioters, and discharged
eleven OF them.
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aionmouth Park Race TraIn. Via reunsyI-
wants EnIIruld

at 40 ~ NJ, ~ noon aud $3.50 T. NJ every Tuesdny
u!ar tram. leaving sew York 80 aud oin NJ viii
ttop ~ ayhm9ulL nln Juhvhoh on race days: alho.
urdays for Monmouth Park at Zoo T. NJ All se.caaI
trains are 9iu'pped with Pullman Parlor ears-Iis.
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O.her Gumcs.


WARRINGTON, 20: = No AZ
", MANiN1roS. Ans l2.-Danny Richardgon's Senate
80 ~; ~ ssitShoh 'ook hold Of the Y NJ C. A. ball team
H. w'' rohEelc ior tho Eastern cha,uplOnsLip OF
dr;bbinS. The score: $3.50 e"e '"eIi 5000
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loxpnN Aug. l2-ln the handicap yacht racc around
me sizes ot wight iphhy, for the Won mu1Drcn IuiI
lyerna third. "" S"'
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knrned rWns-Lonisville l. 81. loni, 3. First
tAse "m errors Louisville. /: ~. Louis . Irit
on ,nt,es. IL, y ST Louis : First base
SSut-hy snnders J: by nreinstcin. = Tw".hnse
h;tsIWerden ~, Sanders. Caruthers Sucrince
nits-ETown Carroll Hcrden. Caruthers stolen
Gas.s;-.arrnl pouh'e E;;ays-,Bassett and jennings
Jennings. Prefer. aud Whistler; GIa.ncock Irr Ii.
AID Werdeu. lmpre-Emslie. Tlme-I 49,
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WARRINGTON,
Wash,nzton......
Y. NJ. G.. A..

~ ,'"'''''''''',,...li o q n ,,n
- ~" " '''''''',.,'...',, o y I. - u . o !. =
prs s I,iis WmsAington, =; yMC A. rvn-
rnn ~ s'i Myers, IhTcrHHsa hit lhicr H. ~
frs, H.ss "a, honnie pisyRobin.om al Nctu,1.
lit by p,tsher- rerr ~ ''f1". o. on fitzgerald
tnrton. Ii:"y1'%"' G. tr't m Gases"Sa. III
s.s,sd 4 ~ tiT;iG.rai D. BY thbrT = y i"!
fitzgerald. l.. Time hours tmurn'- IT, brook. 10;
nosroS A. care NAY. .
CARS MAY Aug. 1.-THE BOSTON I+o ,r. cr,,,,
game The scoEe: ' 50 ' '"''"etIy exciting
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y,pscboli Games To-day.

Thomas ~ hit by pitched ball--wsvenhurst, Thomas
Tucker. Wild ptch-Nchoa Nme-1!4O Umpircs-
Mclean and Nc ntosh
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Trot,tng Postponed Mt Mystic Park.


Bos1oS Aug 12-Owing TO heavy track the Mystic
Pari set down for today were postponed until
tomorrow.