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Pigeon Shooting ut S%om-,viue.

SosrnvIiLr. Oct. 2o.-More than 200 PERSONS stood
ont in tho cold from 10 O'clock this morning Nntil =
O'Clock in the afternoon watching the shooting Of state
and national cracks IN n iivc pigeon contest held here
to-day under tho direction Of tho Somerset County Gun
Club. Among the cracks was Wanda. She killed eight
ont OF ten birds shot at. l. Greeley shot at 81 blr.ls,
killing "a OF them. Suinmary:
Match No. l-four Live Birds. NJ. !. Lindsay. 1: j. i.
Voorhees,. 4: y. George. 9; J.. hay. 9: i. Greeley. 3: ID.
Ferry. z.
Match No. 2. Five Live Biris.-M. J.: Lindsey. o: y.
George. s: r. Kay. 8; !. Greeley, g; i. X. Voorhees,. d:
Wanda (Nrs N =. Lndsleyh+
Match No. 8, Seven Live Birds.B. George. q. +. Cree
lass, 3
8: Lindsay. 7; George. I; Hazard. Z; J.h' Force. I: T.
Kay. u: Sheppard. D.. -.
George. I; Douglass. 4: ApVar. 4: Force. l.
Match No. y. SIX Live Birds; SweepetuEes Greeley
o: Georgt. Z: Apgur. Il: Lindsey, o: Millburn. 4.
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The Washington Club May &c SniL-Sc:v
York Nant. NichardsoM.

WAsnlNGIo., Oct. :o.-Thtr" Is a movement 81 fro,
10 get Dan richardson. the popular bal! PLAYER. Away
from Washington. New York Is after him. AMI 1t Is
limited that the local it!ai. cement is not 10 ll,in 'r.
garding his retention as 1t was las. spring. kri.ar!.
son does not think That the owners OF the club have
treated him fairly IN retaining the 81 900 advance
money out OF tn. season., salary instral OF letting
$500 30 over to iuNt season.
Richardson thinks thht his faithful work H. worth
dIferen; treatment. 1t may he that The WEhEing,nH
club viii he in different hands nest season. OF cont
II Richardson is sold TO another club. that VII! bios
the deal. hut III" Wagners are dissatisfied with tie:
experiment here and are w!llin: III sell. The n,'tn.
ancs in Washington tor The season ending lHIt Is
was 81. ?lo, exceeding that of baltimore Chicago
Cleveland. and New YORK and within u small nuniNor
Of equnlllDg Boston aud Louisville. Cincinnati drew
13S. snU. Pittsburgh lIS.ulG. Philadelphia lG3 .I!, and
st. Louis ia ~. II Can lie seen. therefore that "iih
y fairly good team the WH>hiiIg.ons :uishni seventh
there is money in local baseball. sr.lay games ran
up the attendance IN Cincinnati. -. IOuis. and l"nl--
Vile. Away from honu Washington drew better ,hh.
Cleveland. Philadelphia. md Pittsburgh. ~. 4s5 attend
ing the games IN which they played.
Nothing will hc done unIii after election. but n team
with two iunclhrrs. All "~Gtreid"r, and another catcher.
under local management, i one OF the possibilities.
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THE OLYMPIC o.Us xov1Sc sLowLE.
Very Little Done as Yet Toward Arrangiak
Another ru9iiisttc Carnival.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2O.-Thourh the pros
poets are bright for n repetition Of the puei-
listic carnival rs held last month by the Olym-
pic Club of this city. thus far nothing definite
has been effected. 1t is the intention Of the
Olympic Club 10 try and arrange three big
lights, one between heavy Weights. another
between middle weights. and II third between
GIT weights. The most likely matches to be
arranged nro between Corbett and Mitchell,
nth,i md, titasimmons. and u third between
been selected. ~ wv
~ Is desired by tho club officers 10 have tho
nRhts take place ABOUT the middle OF Febru-
niy; and they are willing to Offer largo purses
,As yet the Club has taken nc. steps rs 10 the
was to-day broachedto Mr. Noel. ii was learne ed
that no official confirmation had been received
OF the report that Mitchell had postel n fOrjeit
q hlnM u light for "a purse and side bet Of
SO far as tho Hall. Fitzsimmons FIGHT il CON
csrnsd nothing further, has been heard from
MitGnsins proltEt. and T!tzsimmons Is In con:
combination did not prove a success, and IA
he put II the members Of tho troupe ara on
night. and will offer his services to train Zoe
Ch3ynski for his coming tight.
me report that MoAulifie and Dick Burgs
would probably be secured for the third event
club looking to. the contamination. of the
az be arranged for February tho club will not
oier as large purses as they at present propos0.
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vTrotHng 1T PoushkeepsIe.

p~oU6BKEEpsIE. Oct. 20.-This was the third
day Of the fall meeting at the Hudson River
Driving Park.
There was a match race between Winan's
Rosebud and Notos. which was won by the
latter. The balance Of the trottinG was against
records.
Summaries follow:
Match race; $50.
I. B. HerrinEton's b. Il. Notos. by Fsvorite wIlIes..o ]
TT. Winsns br. IN. hosebnd. ...:...n.-n.., dr.
Tim .iI5L .;42.
To beat s minutes;
Time, = 'i2A.
Riysra.ls Farm. Bridgeport Conn h I. Falnau, by
TO beat z: ~.
hnndls 1 White, Danbury. Conn, b h Quartermao.
BY ouartermAster. 2:2Ia.
To best 2: 2VlT: =
Ildcrado stock Farm, poushksspsie br IN. Queen
Clay. by King Clay. lbs. ~
10 beat 2:32;
Iupdle s Whites b. b. Frisco. go.
To best @ minutes:
hudson River stock Farms br. {. Eupprecht Inv
Jeyortte Wiikes. 2:6la,
70 hest 2:cvN:
Frank Howsiis blk. Ii, birmingham, a:@5ls.
Rundsi / Whites b. m. Azalia. 2;37il
To beat 8 minutes:
VI. II. Lsines. Cold Spring, b N. Lilly MINIS. : 52,..
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Football Gossip.

the Sou,, Orange Fisld Club win play the Wood.
bridge Academy at fo0tball thls aiisIiooh ana the
rrinceton treshincii to morrow.
Wu,I.usrnws. Oct 2O.-The Williams College foot.
bail eleven left here Vt noon to DAY for philadelp his,
where thew VII! play the University OF Pennsylvania
on saturday.
Prince on will be represented by its strongest team
in to.day's game at the Polo groun Is with the New
York 4. z. eleven, Ths wing footed LIcEsrs will make
4 desperate ehOrt to score.
PRIScfToS. Oct. 2o:-it was announced to-day that
G. q. CuyIer OF New York has onsrcd \ prize cup. to be
competed for nv the class football teams. with a v lew OF
thus developing more material tor the varsity eleven.
The Volunteer Football Club OF Harlem VIII play with
the crack military team OF Yonkcrs OH saturday. .1hs
Volunteers have made n line record up 10 date. their
won bS ! 70 o .howin. ths mettle Of the Harlem k poIc
grounds. aud there are fully twenty applications for
POSITIONS on the team. Among the players are Lenet,s.
Waters, and Mcgowan. fun backs; Carls. Young Carle
ion. deorse, and John Bloc: hall backs Cohen, left end
hr,st9a and btyna ~ aeft .tsli,.' MnI,!onyi ,~at .s fisSi
guard; hoffman, right tackle; Hogan. right end. and
khinAcker quarter back.
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Lively Racing In keutuckv Y.

LEXINGTON. Oct. 2o.-The track was fast to-day. The
hrst race. q selling purse at n mile. was won by the
barred favorite. Laura Doxey. in n whipping finish by \
head. Alary. second choice, got the place: First Lap
third. Time, 1:44. The second race. ut thre quarters,
was won by the second choice. Tee Mike. in a driving
finish by = length. Reputation second. Interior third.
Time. l:l5k. The third race. n handicap purse at a
mile and an eighth. was won by Anna. u 10 to Z on
f~avorite. by a length. senorita second, Bob L. third and
last. Time. l:5ILx.
The fourth race. . purse for maiden woyear. olds.
at four and a half furlongs. was won by AdOra, at q TO
/ against. tapped BY Clara Belle. Merry Eyes. tapping.
third. Tine. OBS.
The NTH race, at tina same distance and condition
as the fourth. was won by Matte kinney. second
choice, BY II length. penisette second. iuppsi by leona.
third. Time, U5.N.
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BADGE pEA TEN M A HEAD.
Three Fsvhrites sna Three second.choice
Horses Win on the Hill.

The racing feature Mt Guttenbur9 yesterday
was the milo dash in which Badge carried 12J
pounds. Experience. Rancocas. a'~ Rhono.
COM risinR the field. getting In Mt TO- each.
When it came TO tho driving finish weight told.
and Experience. second choice. beat Badge In
by u head. polydorn. ~favorite 10 the opening
race. won by q mock. Wrestler. first choice in
the second dash. got home first by nm opon
length. aud Balance. first pick In the last race.
won handily. Tho third and NTH purses went
to second. choice horses. so backors OF form
had little to complain about.
Eugene Leigh took his turn at bidding up
winners when Rightaway beat itkins. by rum
ming the colt up to - $1,000, tho owners bidding
the colt In at Sl.3O5. an advance OF SSOo on the
entry price. Balance, winner Of the last race.
was bid in at 81. o on advance OF $3O5.
rIBsr RACE.
d H,sg,n.,s Oh. 4. roiydorH. ~ 81. Bial''-r0isnta.
w.,Auersh :. Duke John, 44,,,iiit ynni.:,t". Z
,Fieurstte, Jny:ou.El. Menthcl, Sentiment; idn y. colt.
Hhnse ct X to ana q . Rsin.fi Tol siio rf 6 10 i' bais ! jSiis. IS $50 10
sEcoNp RACE.
Purse $500: selling: I'VE furiongs. ,
A. rhomp.on,. ch. (. Wrestler, 3. by Br"mbie-Gnil
Baden stables Cd. e. ,ii. George, i. IL Martin, '.,,,,. Z
J. ,Iwysrsb. !. May D. :, JOY, dl Jones' .
yo @s1si lls. SGS si." f.". 1' sa','HiSS} W. 'I Rs..pns@e s :
money. Wrestler. $ to 6 sga,ns. sir George. 10 to 4
against May d.
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500; selling: ak and q half fnrlongs.
y. ReAgan's ch. c. Donblc Groas, 3. by Faustus-Mollis.
McCrecry. 1U4 (McDernotty. .,........."... /
T. Barrotta b. Z llazelhurst 4, 10Y d. barrett. ,...... :
N. j.. Days b. I. RalbrigHnn. 3. 100 n. poanrl. ..,..3
Headlight and LoriIner also ran. Time. J :22A. net
ting-Anainst Double Cross. . to 2; HaIelhnrst, U TO o;
BalbriHRan. 12tol.
roURTH RACE.
Purse 1900. Tor All nges; one mile:
Chssrl.eUMyraiia. 100 eGriianaJ .'s...|.t,. e., .."'.. !
u. A. Hunig's CHI. III. RhonI. 4. 1O2 #. Doanel. ....... 3
HancocAs also ran. Time. 1:<4. BettinR-rw" To l
against Experience. 4 to 6 OH Badge, . to l against
Kancocas.
FIFTH RACE.
Parse $500. for maiden two.year.o lds; selling: five
furlongs
Crescent Stables br, c. Rishtaway. by lyder ALI,
Nodaway Ct. Flynn. ,.-...... |
+. Leish'sb b. z. Iteins. 1UI MARTIN .......n....n. :
J. Resan's b. Q. Ondawa. lo3 tbrookerh .~.....u"....3
C0inmotion.. May stanley My, Elslnors hly, once
More. Ginin. Rhadaina nthn colt. and Loosite My also
ran. Time. 1:O31a.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling: seven furlongs
Baden Stables eli. T. Balance. =. by stratford-Equi.
Glen lsland Stablo's CHI. c. seven. 3. l05 tSnedeker) :. :
j. II. M~cGormick'sb b. c. John Winkie, 3, 1O2 II. Flynn. =
Trump. Mamie b. b.. Shenandoah. Ncnaphon. silver
Prince. and Adventurer also ran. Time. ] :2ssi. Bet.
ting-Two to 1 Oh Balance. to against seven. 10 10
I john MinEle.
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me sHELBUR,E FiRM SiLI.
II. Shuts Paws Sc o Tor - baush-
t,r OF NutNyOOd.

John H.. Shuts PAYS Sc 900 for - nauah.
ter OF NutwOod.
The second md concluding days sale OF
W. Seward Webb's Shclburne Farm horses
took place yesterday u. the American Horse
Exchange.
Instead OF weanlings and yearlings.w which
were slaughtered at Wednesdays shie' inc
public had a chance TO bid on roadsters. car
rl.ge teams and saddle horses. mixed with a
littlo trotting stock, yesterday. J. II. Shuts
OF Parkville Farm. who was one Of inc lartess
buyers on Wednesday, outbid all competltors
ara captured the cream & Sih the d ,Gt Mea A%Hns
Ia; jacob Vanderbilt. and payid a,r BoI nlsf
Grace Vernon: i, By RI Su ut y Fl s Smt .. Which siriei'% WSs
sold in this order:
o,p.Sy MsS.sm, =; M 1857 a By ,,snpy Medium $3.50
rt ls !. ' Sis. %, 1887. ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; 500
Maiden Far. b. in, 1857. by Happy Medium ,,.o
Grace vernon; r. 'n' i''' o' ''..."..,.. 1900
Grace rae; : Goodwin. : :. IN: 1851. Iiy xhnon.-p>ie; 20,
Maid al; ' %iiEs.. : eM .h IN. ISL. Uy Red Wilkes soo
A, tsqnS N sh' H. H. '' 1851, BY Almond Wilkes ..o
,n arseS fet c' isNs. BY Xlinont WiiiLts-Feda. W.
sM mn' t tnTrsu n'1 or' +. 1851. by 6rmond.Sora; ~,
Gi S !. s' Ss: 7. 1891 ny .Almon,' wi!hss-Na'dsn ,n
7r rnaI. T. B. :. h mn Isii;o, BY, iM,impTtino HAr,her- ,,o
"%sasSsii,sr 4 SI MslS ,si mSf,.; ! "a. ,ss R;s :. K....ii: 5sS
WaIIeye and Punch uesmN 4. a.. 1885, John 1so
Je a%%," and Inc. team, blk m, 1886; g. Mann 400
xi,sie and Jane 0cainj biz. m. 1888 and 1885; so
y1 1Hnr SImn !. M m,' 1858 BY Fred boone. dam ~
Unknown; Charles stihnan. ...;"..:;"u ao
wa,erviIIe. b. g.. 1888, a Maine.ored cob Ii. aoo
rd HS'e en. T.. 1883. pedigree unknown; II. ~,
sn Spta" Vi. y, 1857. pedigree unknown; James ,
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Bam Players. saInrl,. VII, lie Paid.

Tint the local baseball season has been unsat;siao.
tory from the bon. office point of view Is evidenced hy
the fact tina, the ilaye ui the New York team are IN
arrears for salaries from one TO three mouths each. In
the cases OF some OF the players, they had hot drawn
money during n large portion al the playing saa,ui.
feeling that their money was all right. Now. however.
tast the season Is ended and tho plavcfs are unti.r, %
sihrt FOR their homes, they have he ou" ? .lIH rr
the delay in paying them. III bows uJ'i"nIff ','
grounds every day. and watr. the rN'r, ...n ur -lnrr
asked what the club micnorri 81" d" about it rl"''tt.
he said that money wuU.i i' -rtsFrl ~ LtrN uaI-.
and tue players payei on Mhrl "rjr parD lnrfe was
no occasion for alarm On tito VAS -! w.. Mayors, As
their money was good MS God III 1I'1" r'rH"s
The chief reason for delay ,nir"'ims ~" ,"ihr'e' siNls
departure Tor Europe ui j v r2hNt,u.. ihr T'"cN' ar
rival home of 4. y Ta!"o,'. apa. Ir' auttTAc''o,' ~
politics Of T.. a. McAlpim mud "'hri hrar} .'iogNitn'i"ts
The rllb * probably SO 90 GT .tli.rdn benin! IN iie
season. and the stocstoulcr-w WI hay" l." slnnl an %"
srsshcnt. Col. McAlpIn VIII net Ihh any dIlehil,h 10
baseball matters until the election .- .oy"" wirha
meeting ~ stocshol!,rs wit! lr hrli. nMl Iltn ne
crisis viii be tidei over as inuira'"'i Iy Nj. Nhilt, va
McAlpim. i. u. Talrott. j. ". Hln.h NJ, Il. f"hins"H:
and Postmaster Van COtt arc the h'a irs A''"r's"'
stock.
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me AMERICAS cUr. CHALLENGE.
The Comniittee Thiuk Their Terms viii
be satisfactory.

nc Satisfactory.
LONDON. Oct. 2O.-The prospect for q race
Tort he America Cup has caused immense sat
isfaction in tho British sporting circles. It ia
learned that the conditions are similar to
those imposed on tho Valkyrie. Watson OF
glasgow is already planning a yacht for Lord
Dunraven.
i he m appointed by the New York
Yacht Gu to- frame II reply to Lord Dun
ravens challenge for the Americas cup. held
another protracted session at Hollister &
Babcock's office. 80 Broadway. When tho
meeting finally adjourned Gen. Paine looked
Al OF the details Of the reply were finished
last evening. and the result Of the commit
tees inbors will be forwarded to Lord Dun
raven ~ saturdays steamer. None of the
c2mmittse would consent to talk about the
= nnd said their lips, were scaled. un.
Judging from the pleased expression on their
iaces they evidently thought that their reply
would he satisfactory to Lord Dunraven, and
that there would bs u race next year. The
pubic Il week from tomorrow.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 2O.-Thrco second choices. an
odds on ~favorite. and two long shots were the
winners at Hawthorne to-day. Summaries:
First .oiis; seven furlongs. Wampe,o
nrst, Pat Malloy. Jr., second, Rey del Mar third. Time,
1:3I.
Second Race-Tandicap; eight and q half furionrs.
Chimes first. Ray &, second. Estpile third. Time. l:5O.
Third Race-ssliing: one and o quarter miles. limo.
eence first. Major Tom second. lioodlum third. Time.
2:l2h..
Fourth Race-Sevcn furlongs. Shoshone frs:. Zaldi-
var second. Ropair third. Time l: 29tp.
Fifth ace-Shree.qnarter Of q mile; Woodfcrd trst.
sixth Racc-SeilinR: three.Inartcrs Of = mile. Or
monde first. Bankrupt second. ricerOy third. Time.
l:lB.
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TO. dny,s Entire. Al G uttenburr,

First Race-Purse $500; selling: one mile. The
Sheriff. Turk. Lucy johnson. 1U7 each; SIR RRe. DS:
Freezer, Ds: Bess McDur. 10: John Wrinkle. ~.
second Rnce-purse $500. for two.year.olds: ak fur.
longs. Marguerite. as; Rear Guard. Postmaster. YES
pasinn. s,owa- ay, Cultlvator, oS each; Ca'ehonian, 95.
Third Race-Purae 5000: I'VE turlongs. Bob Suther.
land. iIs: Even Weight, lrreGular los each; May D..
fleurette. ioo each: Wheeler T, 1o4; Walter Keim. Boil.
var, lO2 each; sweet Bread. John r.. ~ each.
Fourth Race--Purse 5000: one mile. Badge, 122;
Kirkover, Rico, Logan. Experience; ITO ench:
Fifth Race-Purse $500. six and One.half furlongs;
selling. Rambler. llH; Daniel. 40: Jack Rose. Fox.
ford. lo5 each; Jeweiler, Balbriggan. Panway. 100
each
sixth Race-Purse $4oo: seven. furlongs: Common
Sense. Adventnrer. Radiant. Contribution, Blackthori,
122 each; Violet s.. Cocoa, VI each.
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=. w.ubrook Wo. III. B,d...

The New York German Gun club held their las: Shoot
of the season yesterday at Dexter Park. I. CAIRNS. 81
who is 20 years old. Killed eight birds straight. The
score:
Club Shoot. Eight Birds-F, snntcr. 30 yards, @. J.
Wenbroox. II yards. =: T.. CAIRNS, sr. ~ yards. y; j.
Frazer. q, ys5a,: 81; r; G9rm; 5rs 20 SSra. 2; !,
X. Rowden. u yards. q; J. %schlicht.. so yards, .: =.
Busch. Is yards; u = Klein, 80 yard; q; j. HosrlltI. :,
H.. Stradtman.- II yards, q Y Loewer: ~ ysrd.. q;
]. SteinaHel, 20 yards. u: j.. JohAnnes. ~ yards, ., &,
L. Monies. ~ yards, u.
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Erie Gun CIuh Shoot.

The regular monthly shoot OF tho Erie Gun club was
held yesterday at WOODLAND Park. The medal was
won by &. Plato with I straight. The second prize was
won by N. Elsasser. after . good race with !. Plate.
with a score of II to la. The score Of shoot, \. nohr:
man, ~ yards, 81 c. Plate; - yards, !; 7 nreh, y
y i'h";si as ys,li 4 y; Ia%ufih 1STm.En y yara: !;
&. D%etletscn. os' yards. u; NJ. Hayden, ~ yards. Il; ",
Schumacher. 30 yards. Z. Ties for srconI ,hone,-
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Racing ut ST. Louis,

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2O.-This is a summary OF the
races here to-day:
First Racs-Three quarters of a mile. Belshazzar
first. Troy second. We'll Used ,hird. Time. l:lSi6.
Second Race-Sine.siSteenth OF a mile. Title May
first. Easter John second. Bob Wade third. Time.
O:5IL
Third Racs-One mile. Prettiwit first. Mean Enough
second. Baritone third. Time. I :43x.
Fourth kace-ThiTt+en en-. sixterHths or n mile. Liberty
Bell hrst. 81. Mark second. Portuguese third. Time.
1924
Filth Rare-Three. quarters oc q mile. Bupie first.
ParsOn Crook second, Franco third. 1iMt. ] :lGii.
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The Winnera AT Benu,px,

WARRINGTON. Oct. 2O.-Ihe races at Ben.
nings to-day resulted as follows:
First Racs-six and a half fMrlongs Iycenm nrst,
Arab second. Key West third Time. ! allS
second R.ce-Flye snd 2 halt furionss; MSarshal nrst.
THIRD Rsce-Nile and a sixteenth. GloaInine nrs,.
Mary STONE second, Versatile third: Time. / 49,. ~
ond Tom Tough ttird!. Time, l:43lsr
Fifth Rsce,-six furl0nga. fop irst. Ada Blue second,
Lady Allen third. Time. f:ls.
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Corhstt WIN Gladly Make = Match with
Mitchell.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2O.-The cableQram from Lon.
don stating that Charley Mitchell had posted
n forfeit to fight Jim Corbett for $40. 900 side,
at New Orleans. next May. was shown to the
SSnamLion; npd he declared that he did not be-
lisvn tnat Mitchell had posted the money or
would gladly make tho mntch. and II Mitchell
means business he will certainly fight him.
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hsMs Of tho Wbaclnea.

Arthur zimmerman Of the New York Athletic Club
nroposts leNoitiig his time to jumping at the indoor
games tuis winter.
samuel Boyle has been renominxted for the office 81
'hitf Consul OF the Pennsylvania division OF the J..
A.W.
Tue Bedford Cycling Club Of BROOKLYN will hold q
election day.
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A.matince will be held to- morrow afternoon
with contests for 300 and 2:4O horses.
Tommy Warren Indicted for Murder.

WACO. Tex, Oct. 2O.-Tommy Warren. the
feather-weight pugilist. charged with the
killing Of Glenn Stovnll. a saloon porter. has
been indicted by the Grand jury for murder.
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Fifth Ward. rs 1853 c33 325 400 4p< 500 G2S .Oo 1913
Oriental. ..... Is 1877 $50 $40 4I9 50< SOL b76 78O $50
umpirs-C. =. Schmidt. Jr. Scorers-lienry Haibert
and j. >.
Xvsrage-fitth Ward. 15l 4.5: Oriental. ITO 81.
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ALBERT. l advise YOU TO take u dose Of
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt before you retire. and
another one In the morning. if you want to
have a clear head for the day. 1t will do you
good. l assure you. But no imitation.
You would not drink imitation wines ?
Buy the genuiSs every time"
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PROPERTY or MIR. p. oBTtEN.
Chestnut Hily, 1881 by imr. sir Modrcd-Ni. -
Laura; j. I, McgiDoch 10, ,,.....,rr...."'''''' -
PROPERTY or q. u. WILSON. LEXINGTON. Ky.
Ann FEET. br, IN, aged, by Alarm-kate Walkeri n
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A Y.l. Football Player IpJurcd.

NEW IIavTS, Oct. co.-ThomAs cochrsue, yale's end
rnsher. had two OF the bones In his left hand broken in
10 pTncIics again for three weeks Gresnway. Arm
strong. and Norton are candidates for his position.
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TotalS.,....13l IL 10

IotHTs'''''IoI ''5T TUtk'E'.'..,U u II 90
TnAxEA
Oriental. -. Sc l5l 200 2s8 367 A3o 5l6 600 GIG ,Ts
Glendale. ....a2 III 2I4 32s 4o4 47s 573 go 1868 843
.Umptre-C. =. Schmidt. Jr. scorers-A. wedekin and
N. Stemme.
~Average-orlsntsl. 155 IS: Glendale. 1873 s.5.
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4 La Txhihudon Hall Gam.

rmitptlFm.. Oct. .o-1hr Phi!al"i,l r. 'a. Of"
easy time Of it to-day with the University Of P'nnry.
vania ball team. The seer:
frlinkSlShhln- ,, ,,.-r,,s ,,',..,. - " "
Philadelphia 49,. ,t...-.,.,,.,-. - - : | F.. -
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ana Mex isgfsel ] inch by 4. q. wilbur an,sieur. At
Ann.peli. No, june T 1855 Ihsg. Is no psTforn.n.s
both feet together. ~ this fashion =, 4. ,srhsrt. pro.
tssslons. ,S credited With hayiny Kicked ] feet az
inches ri Louisville. Ky. bee. 10. Isv0.
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Tho Pin Knights vanquished tho A. B. C. team in the
third game III Carrutlsr's Brooklyn tournament on
Wednesday night. The score:
151: Wilcox. III: Gooi. i9i. Total. sIl.
A. y. C.-Boenerman ll6; Calieu. 1853; Maus. l5I:
Mass. 14U; frese. 1873. Total. IOJ.
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NV HAyrS. Oct. 20 The hrst days races in the fail
meeting At the Elm 'iiy Driving Association resulted
A. follows:
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OEASGs. Oct. 2n.-Ths hvs.meu team bowling tourna
ment OF tho y. NJ. e. A. WAS concluded to NIGHT on the
new alleys Team No.. OF the lsosevile Athletic As;"-
citation won the first prize. 4 silver cup valued AT $50.
Team no. 2 Of the Alphas Of New ark carried oil the sec,
ond prize. a trophy ball valued mt $40. The individual
head PIN tournament will be tinihhen on saturday
evening. The leaders. with their score: tonight arc
ms follows; A. Hnl!. 1872: g. II. Wnag. lSi. A liuN!-E,
Isa: l.. Rodell. 1872; S. G. BlacLman, 10,
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Glendale. -. % ia 249 $40 42I COO 5s3 65s 1913 sle
Fifth Ward 30 1873 I'll 80 483 Sal 82I o7s IbD s14
..Umpire-c. =. Schmidt. scorers-John Ringier and
81. N. Miles.