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The sun., 1892-10-01

Erw ORLEANS. Sept. 3o.-The investigation into the
action OF the officers OF the Olympic Club who voted
themselves 200 after the recent light has
suited in tho Board Of Directors issuing financial
statement concerning the ts In addition to this
the annual financial statement for the year ending
June 4. 1892, is made This shows that the club 10
liable for S37 10. which 10 fully balanced by
the assets.
The report concerning the recent glove contests Is
particularly interesting, showing as 1t does that the
club made net profit OF s42.64a 50 on the three
fights The total receipts were $l0 so and the
penses $5S po7.sS. OF this amount $42 OoD went
purses to the fighters and tho rest expended for
"Narious things"
The figures show that $50 complimentary tickets
given ont for the NeyrrMcAulife contest 81 for
the pixonk ely and SS4 FOR the SuliranC Corbett Six
hundred and fyone reserved seats at SO each were
Sod the rst night o2 the second night and c3l the
third night When II proposed tn have these three
contests there In the club treasury, the
Rstets and liabilities Just balancing.
Many people thought that the club doing
wise thing in hanging up the $4,000 pprfes but now
pubic sentiment has undergone decided change The
members being patted on the back The only thing
that people do not like the item OF Sl6ODO for
aside from the three purses for they do not
derstand where this money went to and the stockhold
are making loud demands for itemized state.
ment. The lub will hold a meeting on Thursday even.
Ing next and y y expected that there VIII be warm
time over the IN after.
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Dex'er Park Trap .ho,t,rs League.

The fourth shoot Of the Dexter Park Trap League
shooting series was held yesterday at Dexter Park or
the original seven clubs that entered teams only Ave
competed the Crescent and Wausegan clubs with.
drawing Tho contest of yesterday was very excit
ing one the birds being rrscnss lot and fast flyers
The Unknowns again got the lead and look like the
probable winners Of the first cup The Glenmores got
into 81 cond place. beng behind the leaders The
hvc teams were COMPOSED Of ten men, who shot at
birds each. modi ed Hurlngham rules. The scores:
Unknown Qun Club--M. Brown. 2S yards. a; u lfoua-
man so Yard. z: j. Flynn. 80 yards Il l. Hyde. 80
u d. Monsees. 30 yards 10; c. Plate 2s yards 10: O.
Murphy. 20 yards. 10: DR.. Schwartz. SO yards. 4.
GItnmore Rod and Gun clab-Dr Powell. 30 yards
C. Furgutson. Jr. 2s yards, 10. r. r. Edgcrton, 80
yards Z; G Englebrecht ~ yards .: SchIienan, rs
yards. q; W iiartye Is yards y: IT, Phster. Jr. 2s,
Linden Grove GUN club. Link. ~ yards g; W Gun.
ningham, 80 yards 4: =. lber - var ds T. " Eppg
20 yards =: Neir 2S yards. 81 j. sser. % yards =:
J. Birme. 2a yards. 81 g. Ma ior. - Yards 3: schlie
mann ~ yards. 10: J. Erpis. 80 yards. o. To.
Parkway Rod and Gun club-r J soiover 30 yards
8: T. short 2S yards. y; j. Blake - Yards y; b. Van
Mecklen; 30 yards, u; A. Lehman, ~ yards o: L.
Emerald Gun G ub Il. Gehrine. % yards .: G. Fem.
sen, 80 Yards Z L. Doenick 20 yards, j Masei. 2s
Total, 10
swcepst.te Shoot. Three Birds-G Pfohlman. 81 A.
Rotty. :: T Etg.rton 8; T. Thompson 3: II KnebeL
Short 3: D. Snipe, s. J. Bennett. 1: l.. Henry. i !.
Gehring 3; L. Moeor. 8. ii. Bramwell 8; ". Hartys B.
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xICxERs PREPARING TO KICK.
Tho OutIsok Nsr The Festbau Teams n n Nsx
Yorx apd Adjacent Places.

Harry Beecher captain Of the Crescent Athletic Oh,
football team has about forty eandIdatss u trsin,
for the first eleven at Bay Ridge. There viii bs con-
siderable new material in the team this year. The
possible makeup Of the eleven for the Yale tsms viii
he as foliows Matt La Ma-che. formerly OF Seton Hail
College centre Boriaud and Robinson gusrds; Durps
right tackle: left tackle is st open: Clyde Nemaa
and Burt Fish on the ends: Harry Beecber quarter
back: Saybaek the welknown Wesleyan player and
Culver half backs: Bush. full back. 1t is not uni,ksy
however. that Duncan Edwards can be persuaded to
overcome his reluctance to play again and hs may n
his old position. Efforts also being made to induce
wen il their practice games, and the general team
The Ne. York A. team still 60 on. to Travsrs Island
G.R II. msn .a;n asn ssi tG e K,
are beginning to loom u,s
In.
who played % x: "Fcy team Ss' SssiasS.
At Wellington Park the BROOKLYN Latin schoo, Dor,
w.r. pTssc',sns y Yesterday The players are esini
on hand make up strong eleven. Several RdslpSi
y?
tss: boy;
S. sn h p Pis IL sa%po..a m.n,
c c"n os 70, ". hI 5.
% ss :a 1sss
grounds.
open dates including Oct 12 and rs Communiestions
should be addressed to e. b. Coyne. Elizabeth 4 O.
football team, Elizabeth, n. J.
telegram to THk Sun from Manager ogtIby OF The
Staten island Crick tn At wifi BE- IN
able 10 play football With the Volunteers to-day.
The Crescsnts will play At Eastern Park, Brooklyn On
the folio wing scheduled dates Oct. With Yale: ort
Is. University Of rennsylvsnia; Oct. a. Princeton
+, f9s,ssss Club 9, ~ .;ss.yn s:: ..S...
nambsr Of last Years team =: they have. joined lar:
who was captain last yesr . now With the c,.+
George Morgan. ono Of the nnest half backs Of hh
weight In the conntry has been elected to captain ths
is managing the Prospscta Grifans address Il sij
Fulton street Brooklyn.
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CRACkED BY KINDLE
The Two-niie Record smashea ~ u,.
FlyInG wheel


William W. windle made another attack =.
time at Hampden Park. Springfield, Mass
Yesterday. and as a result he now holds ~
worlds records from two to five miles incln.
sive. The great rider attacked tho two mil.
record yesterday, and although gale bls,
across the track. he fractured time as follov..
First quarter. 35 3-5 seconds: half mil.
l:O7 1-5: three. quarters, 1:3s x.5; mia
2:13 2-5 mile and quarter. 2:47: mile and
half. 3:22 2.5: mile and three-ouarter.
3:5G 2-5: two miles -4:2S 3-5. The preyion,
seconds. ~
Windle made the start at l1{ clock ye.t.r.
day morning. He was paced tho frat quartz,
BY Harry Arnold, the next mile and half ~
c. Dorntge. w. =. Campbell. and W, f. MurnSy
on trirlet. and was helped along on the iastt
quarter. by George Smith. The referee was "a
Q. Sinclair. the Judges. II: W. Phillips. W. 4
Baker and q. J. Stacy, and the timers, A. a
McGarrett. c, +. Shean. and +. N. Cos. Harry
Rue was starter. "
AS Windle on Thursday broke tho fve-mil.
record. and the three and four miles also, hs
now holds tho following records: Two miles
five miles. IL ~.
The great 6ysr Ia now waiting for 4 cls.,
day to try for the mile record.
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MSS sooskrEL1 WINS TIE srseLss
Brilliant Esaing or the Staten leland Ter.
mis- Ton ru u,e.t

The open lawn tenuis tournament Of the Staten
Island Ladies' Club was brought to a brilliant coneIu.
soA yesterday afternoon the courts OF the Staten
Island Cricket Club. The ansi matches In all three
events were reached and all played OF with the cxcep
tion OF the ladies' doubtless which started but
ruptsd by darkness after two sets had been played
The remaining OF this match will bs finished this
morning at 10 O'Clock
The most brilliant play Of the day was in tho hnal
round Of the ladies' singles In which Miss T. C. Roose.
velt exchampion Of America defeated Miss Burdette
OF after close and exciting match OF four
sets Throughout this contest the play was avery high
order and match between either Of these ladies
Miss Cshil would have been very Interesting as many
believe she would have been beaten. Neither Miss
the spring. when Miss Cahill won the championship.
IN the mixed doubles Mrs. badgely and NJ. Y. Good.
body the Irish expert played three atches but were
beaten In the final round after they had what seemed
70 be somm"nd'ns lead THIS w,s hs most ssnsa
Jr. opposed Mrs. BsdseIy and Goodbody. but could
maxi no headway against tho atters strong play in
The scores of yesterday. matche, follow;
beat Miss Homans. by dslault; Miss Roosevelt beat
Miss Schultz, 80. 6-1 Final rcundi Mss Roosevelt
Ladies ponbles-semi;anai noundi Miss Burd.tts
and Miss Homans beat Miss ueliwig and Miss Brush.
H-b o. Final round; Tho Misses Roosevelt, VS. Miss
Burdette and ISIS Homans 2--6. B--3 tuntntshedl
Mixed Doubies-First round; Mrs. Paduely and NJ r.
Good Iody beat Miss Heiwig and Dr ". Frazer, 80
coeoy b.s s;fGna .. s,ons sInns .na Us BsTs . nd
FINAL round; Miss Cahill and G. J. Post Jr. beat Mrs
Badgely aud N. =. Goodoody. 3-6 6-2. "a.
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A Bruising Battle Between George std
dons and Sol 6nith.

dons and Sol enItb.
SAN Francisco. Sept 30.-Two thousand per-
sons gathered at the California Athletic Club
room, last night to witness . tight between
the feather-weicht Sol smith OF Los Angeles
and George siddops OF New York. The battle
was for q purse OF $2250. Of which $3.50 went
to the loser Both lads appeared In fine con-
dition. and 1t was a slugging contest from
start to finish. Smith was looked upon as
Icing phenomenon. and his supporters cal
fqssS "ns ns hs %"sa x sSps
severely Furnishing the New Yorker. he Was
s sesp h s ths som :: to s
81 "a S
saved saved him from defeat ''' 0A' > A'|
For the lrst !sn rounds Smith did all the
sss@sd to Ss q. isss AZ. sHdd Sdd whll: vi a. fot 6
sS ssa sss.a IT, lss; ss slS. sSqPd 1les
and soysrsiy punished him, Upon oscspInSisid.
Jaw and repeated It q moment later: Smith
sNSr Both I ads went to tbsr Corners ooW
dops arened hostlIties; ara landed > nSmIh,;sr n
seemed 10 tell every time. Still. Siddons
obsyed I lie call of time promptly.
From the close Of the sixteenth round until
the end of tho thirty-third very little hard
fighting was done, as both lads appeared to be
quite tired. Smith continued to play for the
body and Siddons for the head.
In the thirty-fourth and t!,irty-fifth rounds
the fighting Was severe; Smith had decidedly
Siidons returned to his corner somewhat
dazed; Smith continued to rush in the thirty.
through the ropes. In the forry.fourth round
smith rus she'd Siddons to the ropes and landed
several times. but his blows lacked strength.
the lads fought wsrily. and but few severe
blows were delivered.
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The L. Lacrosse Com nittee. consisting Of Chair.
man " n. Curtis H. Mcmillan. and Thornton Earl, met
=, II Frankfort street last night and made another
attempt to solve the problem OF the Metropolitan Asso
citation championship SERIES S. S. lies Lorard A. c.;
Harry Haon. NJ A. c.: F. c. Blackhurs N Y. A. c. and
c. c Miller Staten Island 4. G.. attended ana submit
ted evidence IN favor or the claims of their respective
teams A. this interesting staae OF the proceedings
Mr.. Mcmillan found II necessary TO Leave abruptly for
Philadelphia and an adjournment: until to night was
decded upon. .,,
The nj nbers Of the committee will unoie lily
this afternoon At Manhattan Field and arrange the
time and place for arriving at rna decision in the
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A Great Rush 1t Lafayette.

EAsroS. Sept 8n-There WAS . football contest on Chs
Lafayette College campus this afternoon which
not down the programme. The freshmen hsd posted
notice that they would hold meeting In front Of
of the halls to select their class for ball team
O'clock At that hour they assembled. while numerous
freshmen could not their and nnsiiy sd
tourned to the grand stand tho better TO carry the
election.
The sophomore; decided to ogst them; asd eathsrinE
The at er did not know what to make Of Il st frst
hut seeing their membsrs being hustled OF chs stand
q II. Ss@pu, I'D prSsssHss Hs5ss -:
who had been pushed thrown OF the stand a
TO the fray The sophs had the better Of the contest
finally the victorious sophs were scarcely shls -
cheer from exhaustion.
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Moro Prizes for Zimmerman.

WILMINGTON. Sept 3o.-The bicycle tournament OF the
Warren Athletic and Wilmington Wheel Clubs to-day
the Wilmington Fair grounds WAS witnessed by
5000 persons. Fifteen men finished in tho 25mile
road race NJ X. Lancaster of New Castle. Del. with
minutes handicap being hrst in hour 27 minutes so
seconds. The best time WAS made by +. b, Harriott
Phiiadeldha. from scratch In / hour 20 minutes 80
seconds. A. A. Zimmerman won the half-mile open in
13 20 and thu mile open III 2IO 4.5. Zimmerman n
and Taxis won the onsmle tandem race from scratch
in 2:3O. Zimmerman did not try TO break his record.
The time made in the races was poor. There wsr 9
many valuable prizes offered. Zimmerman got gold
watch. = diamond ring. and silver cup.
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At NEW JERSkY's BIG FAIR,
A Collision In Which ! wo Valuable II orse q
Lost Their Lives.

TRENTON. Sept. 3O.-This was the last day Of
the Interstate fair. and the weather continued
charming Ten thousand persons went to the
grounds. making the aggregate attendance
during the week 100000. Now that the offices
OF the association are well filled needed i'm
provements will lie pushed. During the
afternoon an accident occurred on the
track by which two valuable horses lost
their lives. While the estate OF James
Sampson was nuctoreering Off tho
well-known bay stallion General Ewing
record 2:26. Jockey Edward Boyd was driv-
ing the horse up and down in front OF the
grand stand: at the same time William II.
Grant was on the track with the PAGER Jim
the Penman. The bidding on Gen. Ewing
had lust begun when he and Jim the Penman
collded. nen. Ewing's leg was broken. and
he hed to death. Jim the Penman was pierced
by the shaft of Gen. EwinG's sulky. and had
to be killed.
A 81 mn % flo trat fnllnyu.
The sun., 1892-10-01
New Jersey Mark smeu,

soxIRvlLlE. Sept. Bottle crack shooters OF the
Third Regiment assembled hero to-day to shoot in
match from the eight companies OF tho
regiment for a handsome trophy. Tho conditions OF
the shoot 700 yards standing position and 500
yards prone with the regulation OF the state 45
calibre Springfield rifle. The winner was Company II
OF Somerville which made 2l7 points The trophy
and Is = very handsome afnir All ~" companies in
the Third Regiment were represented by SIX men eRch
a. roiows: Company II, somervt.ic. 2l7; Company D.
New Brunswick. al3 Company +. Railway, 1913; Com
pAny G. Elizabeth 1870; Com pany A. Ashury Park, lsl;
Company L. Eizabeth. $50: Company b. Long Branch
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Champion Frank Ives gave further evidence ysster
day Of his improved art OF play at Billy Sections and
George si.ssons billiard parlors He played bslkne
billiards. Tonight the biliiArdists are to give him
complimentary dinner. and Tomorrow he starts for mis-
home In Chicago with his wife. II was sa yesterday
that attempt would be made by the donGrs ~ iha
worlds championship emblem to make Inn rcnIuish
the trophy. not twitbstanding the recent runner that
this was to be done the ground that he HADN'T al.
lowed to be played for within the stipulated sixty
days time After challenge
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END OF xYsr1o PARKS MEETING.
Nenis Me0rexorss Came Performance
Poor show for Hat Pointer.

Poor show for Hal Pointer.
BOSTON. Sept 3o.-The meeting at Mystic
Park had rather tame ending to-day. The
winners Of the Futurity Stake for three-year-
olds and that for foals OF 1880 80 FAR out
classed the fields that It was mere exercise
jog for them. The talent had a facer In the
stake for horses eligible to the 1925 class.
April Is. @ J. Hamlin's Wardwall WAS not al
lowed to start, through some informality In
making the entry. With the fast son Of Al
mont. Jr,. out. OF tho way. the knowing ones
plunged on Gretchen. but there was better
one than the erratic Schuyler mare In the
field. Nellie McGregor was known to have a
world Of speed. but was so lamo that no one
thought che had the slightest chance. Scott
Mccoy who left the employ OF J. Malcolm
Forbes to. day. signalized his severance from
tho Boston millionaire's stables by winning
its most creditable victory for the season with
the game daughter Of Robert McGregor
Prince A. and Otis shsw finished In front the
first heat By running almost from the dis
tance They were set back. Nellie McGregor
getting the heat. but no time was taken al.
though she could hardly walk when brought
r tn: got asm
place cut down the ,neld one by one. winning
splendid heat by length In 2:10s. six sec.
01Ss Gseps. e With % Hal Pointer made an Intellectual
effort to beat his record, Mystic track is .
very poor OnO IOE pdCeEs. u0 lOvtluk tOOs0
and gravelly all up the backstretch. Added to
this a strong wind blew up the stretch. and
under these conditions Halls mile In 2:07.,
last quarter In O:3lh. ia a great one. and is
tho fastest harness mile at Mystic since Jay
Eye See vent In 2:llA; ,.,, c,,v ,x ,,,o,
Rupperts stallion Fayorite Wilkes trotted
against her record OF 2:19N. finishing strong
Sixteen young trotters have entered the
2:3O list In trial against time. and as many
moro two and three year olds have beaten
2:4O. Summary:
-Futurity Stake for three yearclds: valuc $500.
Howell. b. c by Haldane. dam by Daniel Lambert
yscque Bryant ro G. BY Mount Morris DIS
= Time. :c6H
Stake for foals OF 1882: value $3.50.
wanderer. b. c., by Viking. dam by Delong's
Ethan Alien tKennedyl ,;...;..............."'I ] !
CoIutNe Dr. lChensy) ..........,..,......,.,.3 as
Time-S:oc. 2:isa 2:i2I
STAKE for horses eligible to the 2c5 class Ap.l 10;
Esllie Mcurogor, b. m. by Robert McGreaor.
dam by Dictator rJNcGoy)...................11 I !
Prince A. b. e.. by Idol tkervick). )............2
r. ID. F. blk T. (Middleb . 3
Otis Shaw, b. Z. Nt'NeiD. iD......."..............8
Addis L. b. M tMoore and GeerO.........4
Gretchen n. b. m. tCark)
Golden Belle. b. M (Demares). ...............,7
Time-o0o 22oI. alei[ 2:ieJs
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LIVELY WORK Ar xXxEoIA
Jockeys Make . Fiehtiae Grouna Of the
Traek-ResuI . Of the RaeiaE.

An exciting encounter occurred between
two jockeys In the final heat OF the running
race which closed tho fall meeting OF the
Queens County Agricultural Society on the
| Mineola Fair grounds yesterday afternoon.
The first heat OF this race was won by John
DURYEA'S 8. m. Ballad. closely pressed by ].
ls Woods b. g. Mineral Their positions were
the same when they came down the stretch on
| the second heat Harry Hewitt. who rode
Mineral attempted to get By Ballad on tho
fence side OF the track. but Jockey William
Hogan crowded his horse close to the rail
and Kept Mineral back. They finished half o
length apart. But the race was not over as
| lar as Jocky Hewitt was concerned. He over
| TOOK Jockey Hogan. and raising his whip
lashed Hogan around the track until tho latter
drew his whip and retaliated. They made q
complete circuit OF tho track again. during
which their whips were raised more than once.
mount. Hewitt was called on to explain his
conduct and was fined $25. the full amount Of
him into the i.nce. i sndanrsrins @ % Sis iis Ss0"a''
afternoon. which resulted as follows:
sySs race mule lie heats God medals to first and
SYsl %,Sa, }Rnrt,nsqn T., IN, !nm,ea Sws
%.;ss issH:. s'yesi5: yesi:y 8, SSw:::::ss w::::s
Levi. oeJ,9ss1 q s,S .nS 5ss;t: x..s,
Tho results In tho final heat Of the pacing
race, which was continued from the day be-
fore are:
=. .sc ss s.s sst'F s
n Eorsnn. sr".h NW.o'dsury slk m R";yn:
nFRaSsa RosfIs en- s dso " d..
Time. 2:3lh.
Summary OF trotting:
OTIS Rsl. ss iu.hnS a1p rses M,I,.n rrs's7 second
L. b. Nickel fiushins b. s. iins.ar :.........2 =
Pre-. for al. r,r. $500 ..sond S:sn sss: third $50
s.H' csrnws r,mnS S:M SeT ySs Go1t rsI e. csy.1n
+. Bailey. Lancastef. Pa. b. e. j. b. Riehsfd;
T,mc.2:ssX 2:aah e.aasIi' ''''''-
ons rp.. vs.. or lsal e halter open ,oa Frat $40: sec
SN Esli R.ys,ie. m. Belle
pcSsa,r FarS ko.IIn rrm sG b. hss en-,
Pair OF horses for road: purse sioo
oskwood Park farm BOY and sprucewood ........2 2
,.-, Time-3;ns. 3:o. o.
! l. LAWS. for, Jefferson. ;. & G.crss...2
F. story, Badwins B. = BaiIwin n ...'i dis.
soHs'ys wystd S' s.~ Is bsn Hht%ppon s s
,sa no Hy .: a:5s 9 sS!'?a a's3 s;5s ss' sa.
Morn: n II Mott. rearsas b; = LIector,..........I
Jed Williamson. stony Brook b. e. Gay 80
Josn ToI MIsSr r.rxS XII. sr g Tom
FSals ,. Of 1888 open TO AZ First 500 second $50
onk~ood Park Farm : I'm: m thorn ggJ Rose,
Halt.mile dash. open IT, s Weigh. no. les. than ,.5
pounds First. t75. second s25.
iohn wo6 R@1yea a, H.mrssad N Ballad d........l
WV M E,s sard,on H. Ea, Frank Ea
Time-o:5a, o:s5A.
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Winning Owner. ut Gr.vesend.

During the fall meeting OF tho Brooklyn
Jockey Club 103 races were run and 252 dir-
ferent horses started. The added money to
the stakes and overnight events was Sl1s.-
$50; tho tota! amount won was $4,000.
which includes tho surplus in selling races
0txty eight stables won money. as follows:
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Racing Results .t Lat on,a.

CiScISSAIr Sept 80 OFollowing arc the results Of to-
days races at Latoaia:
FIRST race selling hths OF mila. Revolver
1rst. Pat Coney second. Leta B. third Time. $50.
second for all ages: nve- styhths OF mile Tim
Murphy FIRST Elizabeth L. sec ond surGst third. Time.
1O24.
second. Useful third Time 1:42.
Fourth selling; four and half fnrlongs Colonel
s. hrst Our Maggie second Frank Ellis third. Time.
ot56I3
Fifth race: elsven;si1tsenths Of mile: sallis R.
nrst. Foreman second Fancy third. Tune. 1:09h
Sixth race; ono mile. Eoeum hrst. Rebuff second.
Banner third. Time 1:43k
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Prot. Kanr,us'. BiiiI.rd Novelty.

Prof Raarius, the billiard Hercules. has planned to
entertain local billiard lovers during the Columbian
celebration week by playing fancy billiards with 100
pound dumb bell around his neck The exhibitions will
begin At Maurice Days room ht Broadway and Thirty
fourth street on Oct =. II viii he ia" trst time that
this style Df exhibition viii nave been given in this
CITY, Ai IL l. ccLa 10 slagErr the SPECTATORS PrOf
kaarns calls IN, me athletic b!l,etis! rru hr thinks
tbe atbl..s vii fancy for change, 1he- Professor
Will harness himself TO the big dumb bell three times
every day lie u the only Inan IN the world who can
accomplish anything with the cue with such load.
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Tourney or the Perksk,m Gun Club.

PEEKsxILI- Sept so.-The tournament Of tho Peeks
kill Gun Club. which began here yesterday s progress
Ing satisfactorily and there is quite galaxy Of trap
shots here. Among them ". R. Getle OF Sing Sing.
" Frederick 9uimhy Of New York. charle. Smith OF
Flainred, ". n, Hobart and c. Townsend OF New.
ark. y. J. George Mosher OF Fulton " W IL Keller
of Lowell Mass N-f Apgar Of New YORK. l. H. Thomas
OF bridgeport. Conn and s. W Lyon OF Brooklyn New
arrival. are frequent. Mr., Lyndsay: known a.
Wanda" ski led woman Ahot came tonight and
viii give exhibitions tomorrow. when large crowd IL
I'd
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ST. LOUIS Sept 3o-first Racs-Fv Ugh his Of mile
Frotin hrA Looein second OLAF third. Time lana.
Second Race hrce-fOurths of a me. PT,tiwit hrst
Miami seroni. bob Francis third Time, lB4a
Third Racc-fiNe' eighth. OF a mile Prince William
II frst Minerva second. Brght star third. Time U3
Fourth klCe-One ami threesixtosnths mile
kuturs hrsr Mas Uiiy secona. Penny Royal third.
Tine I:2o&
Fifsh Racs-fiyeeighths Of a mile. May Blossom
nrst. Joe woolman second Paile third Time, ;O2Ia
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Sal. OF Rre. Horse. at Lexington.

LEXINGTON. Sept 8o-This afternoon Col S. D. Bruce
Of New York sold by suction twelve thoroughbreda
The bidding was spiritess. and on So oto WAS real
zedan average OF $e7o. Three sold for $500
more. As follOws;
Imp. Hunclecraft. br. h.. g. by st. Simon.
Lexington
by Macaroni; Y, ksene Gsorestown. KY. 800
Imp. Radn3r bE G.. z. by Muncsster dam felo'
toe' tts' w AA'Aioni' James T. Pepper. heAns' sos
The sun., 1892-10-01
Norwalk'. TrottInE Meeting.

HoRvALk. Sept So.-The fall meeting of the Gentle
mems Driving Association, which opened the Nor.
walk Fair grounds last Tuesday afternoon closed
tonight after very successful season four days
Summary:
2:4o class: purse $3.50.
Allonwood. ch. g.. .Aionwood Stock Farm. Mama.
Eddie C., ch e, Peter Nance HoiyoEe. Msss...2 2 :
Epne, b. m. Z. o. Whiteman. Port Ch-sicr...... dis
Time-2:4lA 2:3tJp 2;31ls
2:24 class; purse $500.
Lady Thomp pson. g M. Elm City Stock Farm.
New Haven ....,,.....;.......,'s I
shipman. b. g.. W. II. lockwood. Norwaik.
'Time-2:2I a;:2ia a,sssI 2:2sI IL"