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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-19
WHEELING.
The Bicycle Trade.

The bicycle trade is very active The racing boom
has increased tho demand for new and light machine..
and tho dealers are KEEP: busy supplying the cyclists
wants. Tho renting business also continues good.
The Empire Cyclic Company, OF Is Murray street,
will have u clearing.out sale this week. They have 500
new cushion ed.tired safeties. worth S135 each. which
they will offer at $65. and 500 machines ntted with
the Thomas pneumatic tires. worth $50. which they
will sacrifice at $50 each.
Tho Cam pbell Manufacturing Company Of 81 Centre
arc carrying a !arge and fne stock OF secondhand
bicycles. Their stock includes machines OF all grades
and prices.
The raleigh Cycle Company have a fun limo Of road
anu racing wheels AZ their war-rooma. ]. 100 Droad.
way, They rent ,neumatic't tired bicycles.
Juno. or Rob Roy bicycle may be obtained upon the in:
sta!!m"nt plan OF The Equitabi. General Providing
Company OF ~ Broadway. Their terms are So cash
and the ua.aHce to be paiu in twelve monthly install.
ncnts.
+. ". Aymar OF u. 1877 BEDFORD avenue. Brooklyn, has
stock of such wheels rtted with cushion and pneu.
matte tres ranging N price from $50 TO 500 each.
Ins Manhattan Cycle G"mnany Of 2ol Eighth ave.
Warwich. Liberty. Rambler. and Meteor bicycles. at
rid'cgIousiy Tow figures
few moro Wheels left, which they ae disposing Of
upon their i~nstaiment SYSTEM. Tho daily pay mont Of
cents q day a Creienda. both Of which hish. Srsde
bIrycics arc lifted with all she latest improvements.
,IaSo, l. !!loom o, 10 Whitehall street is agent for
Tho Y | and Humber cycles arc being handled BY
Amos Shirley Of 80 Eighth avenue.
the American Urmoni Cycle Company of Z. o81 and
c.Os3 Sc yenth avenue have a number Of second. hand
wheels they are dispos!ng OF ~ low rates
tired bicycles. some raro bargains are offered.
The Hamilton mammoth store. at Ienox avenue and
lifted with pneumatic tirea. They are selling aSssm Al \
figures varying from $50. S75. and so5 each.
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L4BOR UNION TOPICS.
The Ghost OF the Fool Eeer Boycott-
StrIkea of Union Stase II nnGs.

1t was over pool hoer that the fight arose in
which the Central Labor Federation split OF
from tho Central Labor Union. The Union
dropped tho boycott on Ehret. The Fedora
ton kept it ur. At the meeting of the c. L. U.
yesterday A.. c. Lowering. on behalf Of the
Arbitration Committee. read II long report on
Ehret's brewery. which has been boycotted
anew by Brewers Union No. ], and took occa-
sion to ]criticise statements Of Sam Gompers
about this boycott. Tho friends of Gompers
who were present rose in his defence.
Lowering asked that the report should be
adopted and the committee discharged.
Meyer Nampf OF C~igarmakcrs' Union No. IA
moved that Brewers Union No. be boycotted.
Tho Gompcrs men and their opponents wore
about equally divided and a few personalities
were flung around. At last 1t was agreed that
tho fight should DO made tho special order of
business next Sunday.
A hot discussion followed on an attempt
made by Delegate Theodore F. uno to amend
q reply OF tho Z. l.. U. to the {. l.. L. regarding
james i. Archibald. who drafted the letter.
when Daniel ,DouGherty referred to labor
men MS rrating domago.u"s / was indignant,
but now | thin. ,Is was nearly right
The matter vas laid over.
ut 1t was :, rero;t:d y.fteEdaX thnt at a conysn;
attempt will be made to get the organization.
the American Federation of Labor. into the
fold of tho Knights OF Labor.
The Theatrical Protective Union Of this city
received n letter yesterday from Pittsburgh
stating that the stage hands employed In Hon.
derson's and in the Alvin theatre in that city
were on s,rik" for the union scale 81 prices,
Mr.. Henderson is tho manager Of tho "Sinbads
company now playing ut the Garden Theatre
in this city.
been sent 10 Pittsburgh. II THE committee re-
ports in favor Of supporting tho Pittsburgh
men, Il strike q stag. hands Will be ordered ut
strike Of stage hands in the Syracuse Opera
House. ard the union has notified combination
I'll" risk of strikes.
The Franklin Association Of Pressmen las
called on the Central Labor Union to helm to
defeat all tho political aspirations OF Con.
gresham. J. j., Little. with whom the associa-
ton are at feuu.
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Al TrguS.

The members OF the New Utrecht Rod and Gun Club
held their regular com petition for The gold and silver
Inedals,at keystone targets, on saturday. at Wooilawn
Park. Eleven competed at twenty birds each. The
SC, res wer".
+. Deacon. IL. W. 7. Sykes. :: n. Bennett. IL; n. Il.
Street. u: T.. iIcc-ninn. II; 4. VI. Meyer. -; l.. Adams.
III: G.. " Jones. 10: 4. A. iegenisn. q: u. Irupsey. ~;
". Lohnan, ~. Ties for sl!Ner mcca!-D. Deacon. 4;
=. Adams; ..
SweepsIakc Shoot. 10 birds-r A. iIcgeuar. q: c. W.
ZONES: ~. y, Eenn"'t. &; VIZ. sykes. $: A. a. Iicge.
second Swecps'ake. q h!rds.P. a. !Iegeman. ! ID.
Teun-tI. !; &. ". Jones. .; o. tr0rsey. =: 4. 4. Hegs.
man. !. Match. ". Jones. 10. !. A. llcScman. ..
sHoOrisG :iSICEs OF THE WEEK. .
Tucstay-fir.t German Gun Club, iiy. birds. a. Dex
ter Park. Match. e. h. Morris W. John are wer, at
West End grounds. toney Island.
Wedne .day-Emrrala iun ~t'!ub:Ilve birds. at Dexter
Park; Erie Gun tlHb. live birds. at WOodlawn Park,
Thursiuy-West side Trup shooting League. AT Wool.
lawn lErk. Down Town Gun Club. live l.tls, at Dexter
Park.
friday-L!nien Grove Gun Cub. live birds. at Dexter
Park
saturdav-New Utrecht ROD and Gan club, 1.-Two birds
and targets. ~ No tG.u III Tark.
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OFF ON AN EASTERN TRIP.
NEW YORK PLAYS AT WASHING TON
AMI BROOkLYN At PHILADELPHIA.

The West Has = slight AavsutsGs Over
the East for Sectional ssprs.sey-nsw
- Sunday IL Passed on the Baseball
Field In Gotham and viciAity.
To-day the New Yorks open In Washington
against Danny Richardson's Senators. They
play three games at tho capitol. and. judging
from their work against the Clevelands at the
Polo grounds on Saturday. they should tako
at least two games OF the series Buck and
his men will only DO gone for three days. when
they return to meet the Bostons. with whom
they Elny on Thursday. Friday. and Saturday.
The majority OF the remaining games In the
championship series will be played on the
homo grounds. the club only going on on snort
trips to Boston and Baltimore. All the m
are with tho Eastern clubs. the wind-up on
Oct. IL being with the Bnltimores. The team
are expected to moro than hold their own In
these contests
The Brooklyns 60 on . regular Eastern trip.
starting this morning for Philadelphia. whore
they try conclusions three times with Harry
WriCht's pets. Three games each In WASH
ington and Boston follow. Then Wards mon
return to Eastern Park to battle against Balti-
moro and Washington. On Oct D and q they
play the Now Yorks at tho Polo grounds. and
then finish the season at homo. playing thoir
last gnme on Oct. IL with the Bostons. In
their contests against the Eastern clubs the
wonders are likely TO 90 Dett6r IMAM on tndC
recent unfortunate Western trip.
The Western clubs seem to. have the hest OF
the race 80 far for sectional supremacy. In
the. number Of Cnm es won they have u clear
majority Of ak. The Clevelands. Of course.
lead with twonty- seven games won from the
Eastern clubs. To their opponents the Forest
Ctty lads lost but fourteen games. The New
lost to and the same number won from tho
West. brooklyn did slightly better, with
Eastern comrades. with twenty-five victories
and seventeen defeats. The figures showing
the result Of tho series follow:
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A meeting of tho Racing Board Of tho League of
American wheelmen Will DO held at Chicago on Oct.
-. The meeting has been called by Chairman Raw.
mond for the purpose OF clearing up all tho Racing
Hoard matters which have been submitted IN IN.
Board during two summer season.
l.. II. liornbrook and Percy Sliger of Elm Grove W
Va. have been declared professionals for competing
for cash prizes.
Of siSty days has been placed " on q; simmerfnv. W.
r, Schinc'. AMI W.. II. Tyler OF Milwaukee. '
Tho application Of Il. 4. Croker. the weILknown
The subject Of ! rixrs Is likely 20 receive some discus.
sion At the October meeting OF the Racing BOARD. Tho
members renizc that some action should be take en- in
the prize matter. and 1t is ~probnble that they Will use
alton.
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Sullivan Has Left Town mud Corbett Will
Ga To-day,

john l.. sullivan. accom- an MED by his faithful Japan
ESQ valet. Billy Pond: Jack Ashton. his sparring part.
ner. ana his sister and brothrr-in.:aw. Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Johu Lennon. left for Providence yesterday afternoon
on the ~ - O'Clock train over the shore line of the
New Haven Railroad. The big fellow was In cSuher,nt
spirits an! cha;ted continually about the way the Kind
New iUrse.s and his ,ri.nds turned on. to do him
homage at his testimonial. He expressed himself
Kindly toward Cor,e,t ami wished him asain all the
prOsrrrity that is in store tor hiri. sui ivan appears i'll
his new play at the city OF his birth. Boston. next week.
The following week he will return /" this ci'y wiki his
CONT any Frsnk Moran. his manager. is sti, in town.
lie VII ieave. in all probability some time to-day,
Champion Jim ,orbctt has quite y 10: "t etyarGnrn:s
rhead. Tonight he appears ut Bridgeport. tn.IuorIow
at Hartford. on wednssdsy at New Haven. thursday
night At brooklyn, Friday aft -rnOnn At lHrhu-y. sal.
urday night Mt Troy. Tie Young Californisn'- com.
rany wss engaged Tie other day. CorD.tt wili open
the season IN his now play at Elizabeth On Oct. ,. Tho
Champion. his spArrinR partner. Jim DAILY. and his
manager, ". A, Grady. viii. leave the city this after
man
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Six s,a.h,re "sp.c,a,." for One Nigh.

Six special bouts Of six rounds each are down for do
c.s!on at the Lyreum Opera 'Iouss. Thirty.fourth
street and Third avenue. tomorrow evening. The
sport should be nj the mos: Interesting nature. as the
men engaged will mix II up" in lively style. The
attractions OF the evening Will be the m:ib between
Jim futer and Aaron lsincs. ana Frank tEais. the
Harlem Coffee Cooler. and Harry Ncuinryer. Tho LAT.
ter pAir viii settle m old scores. and Butter will at
tempt 10 stop isancs In six rounds. The programme to
DO decided Is a. follows:
one. understands ave. pound Class-Jack Curry. r .tian
A. e.. and John Finley.
une.hundred and. nfteen pound Class-Tommv Rus.
sell OF Harlem and Mickey Sheridan of tho Crescent
Rowing C.ib.
one. hundred and. thirty. pound Class-FranE Mcguire
of Elizabeth and William l"h. clipper A. g.
one. undrrt!-ani'f"rty pound tinss-Tommy Kelly nj
HoOoken matched TO ;.ht Andy Bowen ten rounds at
the Manhattan n e. Saturday eteUing ueXp and Billy
Wallace o.. tie NJ. J. Hogan A. {.
tine n ndr ci.a nd Aity. four. hound Cass-Ilnrry Men.
meyer OF England and Frank Craig, 1.-THE Harlem Coffee
Cooler"
special Match At Catch WeiGhts-,Iim Butler. vGrura
Il. C.. and aaron lsaacs. cSanateur hexvy.we!sLt
champion.
National Irn.n
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lrrkLr PLATING ar nASDBALL.
Many Games aad Close Scores at the Rrook'
Ign Courts.

The special feature OF club day attractions At the
Brooklyn NIndBaii Climb. was an interesting and scien'
fiao struggle between Champion Casey and James
dunno. Jr. against Or. Phil Smith and John Malcolm.
Tho latter pair succeeded In worstins the champion
and Major Carmody last week. and appeared %conhd.nt
of duplicating that performance. Casey was In . great
deal bstter playing humor than in the previous week;
in fact. many OF those who witnessed the contest from
the gallery claim that the champion has very rarely
been seen 90 . better advantage. The Doctor and his
partner were also ful! Of play. and did the best they
could. They m only n few mistakes. but they
were outpiayed The scores were close as a rule. and
there was n difference OF but four aces in the series At
the finish.
Hugh Iilhoo,ey and Jim Msleslm in a rame against
rsirics Bsrrett pnd Major Carniody, show ed some eS.
ceillent team work. snd with the exception OF the last
game. their opponents were totally unable 10 nishe my
ssst Dad another run around. tho result being game
AMI game. The latter. however, came out OF. ths
sarimmugs q few aces in the van. The scores OF tue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-19
Refractory Fruit vender. Arrested.

Vendors make n public market OF First ave.
nue. from Seventy-ninth to Eighty-third street
on Saturday nights. and crowd that thorough
fare with wagons and push carts, and sunday
morning finds the streets Uttered with banana
Residents Of tho neIghhorhood have nersist.
emily complained Of tho nuisance sincotho nd
vent of cholera. Tho, police tried to correct
tho evil by driving. tho vendors away. or by
keeping them moving. They always came
back TO the same place and this plan was u
failure.
Last Saturday eleven OF the Offenders were
arrested. Each was held in 500 bal! for trial.
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The coming fight between Lynch and Grimm bids fair
to be a great betting event. News comes from the At.
iant!c Highlands, wher, Lynch is being prepared by
Jack Quinn. that Lynch WAS revcr better III MS Ito
before. Gr.Mn however rnt-s as the fsr"rtte in the
netting. Gus luthill has made A few wagers mt 100 to
20 on Griffn. and IN one instance he bet Rod Ne Mshon
100 to co. but when Rod tried To bet him four or i've
timea 1T those odds Gus said he had enough. 1t 10 End
iist Tuthiil will bet l.oco to ss,0ihree times Ridge
Ievien, tho Barclay street book has bot about
$3.50 oh Lynch. getting 40 to 20 a2ains. his nancy.
II any man desires to bet any large amount at 10 TO I.
Iev.eL will wager 500 to Sl.Om that Lynch will win.
As many times as he may be asked.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-19
xxhu nLcoxD Ar .vAULr1xe.
Roa-nbsush OF the A.. e. e.. n. Clears the
Rar mt II Feet q B.s 1nches.

P~HrLApE1PHrA. Sept. 18-fnterest In athletic
contests attracted q fair.sized crowd. includ-
ing many ladies. to the grounds Of the Athletic
Club Of the Schuylkill Nary at Wayne Junction
yesterday. where the second annual track and
field championships OF the Atlantic Associa-
ton Of the 4. A. U. were held, Nearly all, the
records OF the first annual sports were broken.
The event Of the day was the pole ~vaulting
contest, in which w. s.. Rodenbaugh. o, the a.
{. :. n. beat, the American record Of II feet, 5
Oct. 10. 1887. by clearing the bar at II feet 81
inches. Rodenbaugh's previous record was 10
feet.
,RodenbauSh subsequently tried for the pole
CLIMBING record. which was claimed is the way
In England In 1889, but failed. In the three.
mile race Joseph b. Reilly. /. A.. s. c.. was pro-
tested on the ground that no had mover been
th%ereupon protested Audradex Of the A.. c. s.
NJ. who had, won the walk. az not having been
pete.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-19
Actor Lacey He'd for Trial.

Daniel Lacey. tho actor who was arrested ON
Saturday night att Windsor Theatre. where
he is playing in The White Slave" was held in
5000 bail in tho Yorkville Police Court yester-
day for cruelty to children. This was the
charge preferred against him by Mr.. Gerry's
have been, searching Tor the actor Tor over a
year. IT is alleged that Lacey deserted his
MIC anG Two young Children under very dis
him his place in the White Slave rompnny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-19
Wesleyan Klok.rs Open with Yale.

MnpLrIows. Sept. ls.-The health of tho Wesleyan
football p!a! ers will he well cared FOR this fall. DR.. J,
McDouga!l OF this city has been engaged TO look after
th. team daily. lie Win maze regular examinations OF
the physical condition OF the men. and will keen a lie.
taiitd record of the rate or development. This after,
noon Capt, Gordon took his men for n Drlrk cross coun.
try WAX. billy Bull. the teams trainer. wild come here
tomorrow to lake charge OF the men for the rest OF Tho
season. The opening game will he played with the
Yale team Ut New Haven on Wednesday. Oct ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-19
Almost Killed n,s vito for Being Drum,

John D.. Fay. n laborcr. "a years old. who
lives at 223 East 1924 street. was hold In the
Harlem Court yesterday to await tho result OF
injuries inflicted on his wife. He admitted
beating his wife, 10 said that he found her
lying drunk on tho floor whom he arrived
mnn to get VI. but slic could scarcely stand.
aud he lifted her 70 her feet, Enraged at her
conditl on; he held her with ono hand and beat
her so badly with tho other that she had to IN
sent to tho Presbyterian Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-19
The south brooklyn Raised.

The ferryboat South Brooklyn. which sunk
In her slip last Friday. was raised lytho Chap
man Wrccklng Company yesterday afternoon
Brooklyn. She will be surveyed to-day. In
the mean time the ierryboat New York will
run in her place, The South BROOKLYN will
probably DO back in service in a week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-19
The vnrunn'. Regatta Unfinished.

Tho eighteenth annual regatta of the vsrunn Eoat
Club. which commence! on Saturday afternoon off the
club house ut Bay Ridge, was not concluded Yesterday.
Is The eightoarei barge :anc mad" tie postroacnirnt
OF the Email race n necessity. The irat event OF the day
was tho senior four'oarNi gS rac'. The crew, CON,
posed " rrr.rrirk. b!s' u. bow; Harry w. Drin. =. N.
". Mnl!aury. y: Edward RGbbii,s, stroke. AN. Thomas
y. KcuI.h. ." " vain. wer" ."riHr at To he til. winners
Us Crew No, ! turued the ~s'aEcb"at too shor; AMI were
disqualified.
Tnu risut.oared barge race followed. In order not to
have hny confusion II WAS decided to row Jut twn
crews in = heat, These races W. re- closc III every way,
The %ioiiow!Hg crew wom Tf.rsG. 4; Ih,reeth. bow:
John II. Spei!man, 3: A. i. Doctor, q: j. T. Leitch. !; g..
J :. Bowling, stroke. ana Z. =. 'owAn. roxkwsin.
by William II. Reid. stroke !. l.. Iodine. Nv. iianke.
4; j. Reid. .. I. +, Grace. 4. :. IGsfrrd. Q: Jose nh J.
Mirrhv .: q Holmes. bow. and Ed"ard W. rreeih,
%coNswnin. Time. 2 n,iEEtrs,.
In The second trial heat E-igers men mad. tho turn
rrst. and won By an opsn length. Time, 4 minutes u
10 seconds.
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srrErnf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES calendar. Nos. 1
to 81, Ca,l"i at II o'clock,
suHRDG ,lE', tnrAE-rur rrOhate-WIlls Of ,Juli.tto
Hart. tiaTa Potion, Ellen Mchvuy. Join lt;urI' nj ID
at 10 30 A. ".
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CHICAGO. Sept, ls-PrtSldent n. BenI!ngsr Of tho
rupswieE.Baik col!euder Company returned to this
city from Europe yesterday. lie puts . new phase on
the Ives schacfer quarrel in Paris by claiming that the
forIne err Is no longer entitled to tho emblem. He says;
The rrilns require that n contest for the cham piun.
ship shall he Played within sixty days from tic tine q
challenge goes into effect, and that II either PARTY con.
rplIes to defeat this or any other rule rsiatiye TO tho
laiE line emblem the match shall be declared %. The
MntcD set down 10 he played at Paris between the 10th
and 25th OF July did not take place. They were them.
selves directly resi- oisible for tina aud no one else.
I'm view OF these facts, believe that the fourteen.
inch baIk line Championship emblem now reyerts to
Ives aud SchAefer.'
Ives returns homo Oct. 2. Ito and the Brunswick
Company are likely TO lock horns over the m5.sm
question.
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sFryc out FOR in;ert ring with the ball.
CG,ttI Giants ....,,..,, @ . ! y O Q Q q
Earned runs Ibian Giants. :. First hSse on errors
-Cubian uiant.. 8: Ahyirrs. ]. LETT On bases -CuOun
Giants, q. NGvi-rs. !. ltHsu on hails-O,t Stovey. 4: on
Ham /. =. struck out-Hy siorey. :; BY iiamil., Il.
Two. base hts-Boyd. 5 Ovey ~. Jackson. sAcrihce
hils-slovry. !,nhn. Numil. s'oitn bas..-C. wIliiSins:
boyd. jackson. nelson ~. !. Malone. Hit by pitched
t2h Nugeni. schultz Passed batls-Jacx.
son, .. I'm rires-I'aasch and Cart. ~:34.
wIiLIAasEuRGH 4. A.. <: STAR A. G.. /.
TIC VILLA IN shury!i A. A. defeated tho Star A. C. at
AllnnLln IAck yeAt.EuAy b. Tho tOllNwing srors:
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When TRAVELLING,

Whistler on pleasure bent or business. take on every
and effectively on the kidneys. liver. and bowels, pre-.
venting tevers. headaches. and other forms OF sickness.
GstA-kds,
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Excelsior Yacht Club Regatta.

Only one boat. outside OF tho ones entered by the
members Of the club, captured n prize at the annual 70.
gatta Of the Excelsior Yacht Club held yesterday from
Tho resul:SWere:
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A Run from The nntery to Ism st,ee,.

Eugene Estoppey, Jr, of the PastiIn- A. C. ran from.
the Battery to 10th street and ST, Nicholas avenue Sat
urday nigh, Aid covered The distance. over ten miles
IN ! hour aud II minutes. or nrs minutes better time
than he wa. advertised to do, EStoppey made the FIRST
milo in 8 minutes lie started from Sonth Ferry
almost from the staten Island pier, and proceeded IN
broadway 10 Twenty tliri street. to Fifth avenue, 10
10th street. to 81, Nicholas avenue, ana through to
the ,iniSh. The start was made At 800 O'Clock, aud the
fnish was exactly ut y; 20 O'clock.
A few days ago Esroppey heard some Of his fellow
worimen taking about their running ABILITIES. Tho
result was. the men agreed to make up a purse o.. So
for Estoppey, II lie would run tho distance mentioned
time " 10 Train \ nropeIly- a.t THURSDAY eTans "a m, no
IN ! hour aud 4 minutes. on the PasI;me A. c. l2lap
track. Esioppey was clad for his run last night in sIs
running pants, stockings, and rubber shoes. As no
wishes to be rated as an amateur. tho ;:5 VIII go
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h'ns.s'ai iiiil.:;:.:.:' n 9 ooSSSGY-5
Earned Lime !; Murray F!il,. I.r on
ro~r-Em.raids. 2: Murray Hills. j. Base on Gsiis-0f
Keenan,, q. on corwin, .. on Fuchs. /. Struck out BY
hi,s-tcrwin. keenan,, 2: y. Nolan and PolSnd..
Double plMy-Lnnders. Whalen, and Gerrity. stolen
las.s-beyeranx Crane. 8: Rogers. corwin. Fuchs.
ksenan. 2; n. Nolsn. Z miS ~ p;tshe! BALI;
piich-Corwin. !. Umpire-F. Golden. Time. ! IS.
OLYSrIos. q; BRIGHTON 4, c.. 3.
At LAX view yesterday the Olympics and Brighton
A. q. played an elcven'inning game, with the following
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Enrnol ins-W;'liansburgh A. AZ. First base IN
srrols,m .i!in'tshurxh 4. A. =: star A. g. Iett on
base on hAt;1o; Rely /: OF. EGrlsr, (. Struek out
ksot stolen "iiliam sbargh. a; A. %: starA =,
3. Donll. p!a, s-Down ami Lane. Kelly and SAX lIit
kort, /: Fritz. !. tinpire-Lyon.. Tine-1wo hourA
iNERALDs. :; MURRAY HILLS. &.
The game PLAYED Mt Van Nest yesterday was won by
the E,n.rulls. The srore:
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Earned run-Aronin. First base on errnrs-Loriilard
!. a., a.: Aroma. .. Left on bases i Orirnrd 4. e.. $;
Aroma. !. rirst base on balls q Her. 3: of Holland,
8. .truck out-R Herr u: by Holland. II. Twohaso
hit.-.fic Il. Holland. po.oie Play-i'ev!in ard Field.
Stolru basrs-lotlik:rr tn. SulnerS 90. Fled. Deviin,
Mnnnion 90 Moylsn. N.cnIis. I'd Drew. ronne!iy. SAc:
f,nre h'tItirM: ll't Y pitched ssllu. onnei'y: rnssed
gallagher. l,ne-l:1S.
orIAT CLANS. 4; xAviSRs. =.
The third and deciding game bet wcen the Cub,n
Giants. anl Aa"i-rs III the cham p.onsnip series At
tracicl $50 persons to I Q Long Land srounis yes.
terday. owing ~ the kicking Of the nnluok arr, / IN
pure iaasch r.fu. oil ~ on Cate after The rrst inning.
ihe score:
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GAinca CT YESTERDAY.

Gancs CT YESTERDAY.
LoRlLLhRp A. G.. 10: ARoNA.3
Holland pitched an effective game at Oakland Park.
jersey city. yesterday. but the errors of tbs Drew
brothers enabled the Lorillarts to win an easy victory.
The score: