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Amateur baseball Register.


Among the many amateur clubs in th. city and sur
rounding places the following anxious to arrange
gemea Tho list includes number OF junior organize
hons whose players average from Is TO 20 years,
Biishton Athletlo Club--Have July 10 open for .
nrshcnss ontof.lown club giving guarantee Louis
q. Hooper l85 New jersey avenue. Brooklyn.
dp.n for n sS
clubs giving suitable Ensrantse George q. johnson
22 douglas street Brooklyn.
day. July ~. with any team OF is-ysar.old players
East Fifty. nfn street, New York city:
years Ksnney Ssaleaa. aio EVEN Street. Broosgn
s si,tsr9Son SEPT cg.gioEa siaS'
Lave Oak Baseball Club of Roeiyiils csntre-Hays
E.psnsss paid, J; ". Rich. manager frseporI i. i.
81. G.orEe Athletic cIub-Hsvs July ie. as open to
william Heating. manager, ao7 East Sixteenth street.
,Mon,.ut.-Eave a few open dates for uniformed
ana aTsnpe. Harry or'0n h0naat
Chesoss-Haye July 81 and all Sundays in August
open for out-otown clubs suitable guaranteed
y. Emmons, manager. 207 West Nnety-nfth street.
Flushing Athletic cub-rave Saturday. July 1e. open
Rauss rSorne ' Rro,dws w.. rs2TrEn Ss guarantee
.ssT sstSry. and snndsy. Soss
nipaksS sTinG
e. Aug: e Sept 3, a NJ 10 H. and "a open for
ssOs j ~ Ely Or .n .0 @ 1
Maple; Bssess Club o. Iio6op.ni,.v. Jul, H. Is
Aqhss a sa tG 60
room 1888 New York city
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Kentucky Wheelmsn Meet.

LEXINGTON July 18.The color line was drawn by tho
Kentucky division Of the League OF American Wheel
men here to day In their business session this morn
ing they adopted constitution and bylaws for
the government Of the division and ono Of its pro
visions 10 that all members OF this division shall
white residents of Kentucky. The report of Chief Con-
sui E. johnson read which showed that
wheenen have bat little trouble during
past year account OF mstreatmsnt Two cases were
fought at Louisville and in one of them tho cuprt
fined S25 and sent to tho workhouso. The report Of
The Secretary and showed that the
years ago to sas a. present 4 State road book has
pikes IN kentGoky FOR cyclers; The deaths Of Law.
were SnnouIesd and sppTopri.s resolution. passed
Consul and ns has n. 9PPosvion G. q Updike Of Lex
position For ssgrstaIy and Treasurer: O. lawson
na,ed as ssnddatss The ELECTION Of onle,r. occurs
maxi narrodsourE was chosen as the place OF next
ors grand ball The racing .h. afern was excel
Arthur French Of Cincinnati proved himself to be
race with great ease p9twith.,andng he ras handi.
capped by distance and an injured hand tho latter
coming in contact yesterday with bar wire fence
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The second annual race of the Cherry Diamond Yacht
Club will be on Saturday. July rs. on Long Island
Sound. of Larchmont. The will be open to yachts
OF any club and they will DO classified as followsi
Cabin Yachts-Class A, schooners measuring over 20
feet Class scbooners 70 feet and feet Glass
schooners 81 feet and II feet: Class schoon
ers II feet and over 20 feet Class f. schooners 80
feet and under; Glass scoops. cutters and yawls
measuring over u feet Ca-.2. II feet and over 81
feet; Class .. 90 feet and over 80 tsst; Glass
I e '' and and over ~ s ,..s
and over 50 feet Glass 3 % feet and over 80 feet
under; Class ]. cabin yachts, carrying only main
and mizken sails, shall be rAted as yawls; open
yachts, Class l2 lib aud mainsail measuring over 90
Yachts measuring 20 foot and over 20 feeti Glass 10.
Tho Regatta Committee may. II the number of
tries warrant divide Inss II into two classes chang
ing at 10 fro Entries close on Thursday. July a.
A. O'Clock in tho afternoon.
Two silver cups valued at SIS each. are ofersd by
the Manhattan Athletic cub for competition by
kchoonoTs in Glasses ana D. Special prizes are Of
fered by members OF the Cherry Diamond Club for
competition in the 25rater class and also In tho cabin
Tho H. c. Gold Cup valued at $500 will be for com.
petition ia he 4Bfoof cnss only Twenty-Five dol! ars
or cup or that ya,u-. VIII lie awarded to the winner
Of each leg for tho cup III. Tyson Cup valued At $50
the cnhn.ca class, The championship pennsnt Of
the Joot opencat class will also be con estcd for
tn. steamer hay Queen has besn chartered for the
members and guests, and tho steam yacht VAmooss
will act As judgeS boat.
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Three Winners Yesterday.

The RAGING PRIVATE INFORMATION AGENCY did
not send selections for all the Brighton Beach
yesterday. but sent Lord DAmepy at the track
BY the sea and Lost Star and zinEara at Glouce~
ter, II sesms odd that while the many are
winning barrels OF money daily by following the
Agency's selections tho few stick their own
ideas and as matter Of course. drop their money.
he wise. call early to-day at tho AEency's ONCE.
ground floor. 1oi East ,3d At. and enter your
name asa subscriber. Ask the manager to let enc of
the clerks show you few Ecore unsolicited .sstino-
piAis-oriElnh letters. not cepies-trom grstned
clients. There's no buucoabs about the Agsncy's
business: IL stands on Its merits
Terms as asusL $40 for six days wirss with promise
ofb per cent on net wiHninss- CLIENTS word as TO
amount won each week unhssitatingly accepted.
Never than horse sent for race. out otown
custonsrs and those who cAnuo; conveniently call
address their orders with remittance TO tho BusIN Ess
MANAGER, P. o box 2.Se5 New York City. Four-page
prospectus explaining fully HOW TO WIN ON THE
TURF" with hints as TO SAFETY PLAN. s5nt post FREQ
to all applicants. The r. r. I. Agency positively do
c.ineI furnish information TO minors under
any circumstances whAteysL
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Tennis ut Sratem Island.

The tennis tournament Of the Staten Island Cricrsa
club has now fairly Started. aud for some days tbs
club friends will witness exceptionally good aging.
The conditions of the tourney require the winners to
get two out OF three vantage games until the 1nal
round is reached when the winner get three out
or hvo games played. The Cricket Clubs grounds NJ
Livingston preseneda very pretty appearance yeste
gay whho the men were mt pay. In the singles the
preliminary rDuni was almost finished. while several
patches were played IN tho frst rouni. Except in
Two cases the winners secured their sets somewhat
eaaiy After losing TIC first set Secretary H. st. teorgs
walker beat one OF his family. J. Y Il Walker. in
weilwon sets A. W. apeyers also won in a like m an.
ner from r e. Hyreuet Tho results Of the sets played
were as follows;
Preliminary ronnd-J. A: Rowe beat II. W Gay. c-a
c. ID. Calender beat d. Hoy, g. 6-3. X. L. q.
Wake beat J Y: a. Walker, 10 6-a 90; A. W.
Spcyrrs hea' f. O. llyreuet - c. G-3: Boyd beat
d. kynunn. Go. e..
First NuUui-J A. Rowe beat r. j. schrve S-l, Ga
A. W. Sp"ycrs beat X. st. o. Walker. e. Ga
Only one match was attempted IN the doubles but
that one was very exciting TIE Walkers were part.
ners against tn.ender AMI McGaw. The hrst and
ond sets were won and lost after good nlay The
third set va stuhhornly fought for and only
by tho walkers after tPenty-siN games had been
played The SETS were won follows: J. y. @ Walker
and 4; ST. gorge Walker beat Calender and McGaw,
IS, 2--0, 1i-l2,
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Odds and End. of Sport,

E,sr SoETnTmr. July la.The tennis tournament IN
doun es AZ Tie N'rd's SfHdeu's Conference WAS won
Billy N4rrAy sGys thnt he VIII fight Danny McBrlde,
that Is Il n,uosy esc VILE do 1t There Is no doubt at
al that q Murray VIII cover McRrdas post the IA.
vii. only hetUo gad to tax business with Billy.
". a IIoagIaui. tue we!Iknown hesl-and.toe walker.
saws that 81 walk Henry George Kiink OF RirmnQ.
ham Ala. ono m rage for from $500 $500 and
81 k3Hk Wi! send on deposit to any reputable sport
Ing pHprf IN tie Last ioa<And will cover II at once
J.J ruur"r VINO hnishri hrst in tho half hour go
grG.s rave iuF messenger bnvs at the letter
cAur-' us r'lt games OIL July hRsDeen dis iu4ned
he 49, 10 r"a'G NOT prove that be was messenger
boy tlre tine III" elR present Cd to Ierburt
". Fr.oors, wuo finished second In tie race.
Jsrt S&r.ly Is pushing Dixon hard for match He
called ~ tire uStdsd htrs yesterday with his bac ker
ana thE !a,,rr sad 81 sec o'RouEks wants a $500
purse inr DiSnn Now, don't take any stock In this
S,fJ rse offered by the California Al hectic Club for
Dixon anu Murphy aud being anXions to get jack q
ma en- NH maze this oner; II the Coney island Ath.
e,c '.ue WIZ g,ye SO 900 urse Tor sicily and Dixon.
the purse his rizs will myself ribu. the
500 l SUPPOSE people VIII say I'm q sucker for do.
ing such thing but / don't profess to be . matoh
maker, All ] want is TO see Jack get a fight"
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aN i'tsbut mail
THE RECoRn
CINCINNATI 3: BnooKLYN l.

.CNcINNATr, July 13-.King Mullane has re-
signed his seeptre and abandoned his throne
and kinE Rhinos has returned to claim his
own. There, was nothing vt stake In this last
days OF old; with faultiess support. won the
chcers Of the 1.252 spectators who were In at
the, death Of the first championship hght,
Although Joyce and Burns were both credited
coSrs thsr Sats cPhes spped
Joyce would, never have reached first
Corcoran accepted a base on balls and scored
when burns hit oyer second McPhee gath
ss ss in Soas af hs n sns sgr Sc,
played some Of his erstwhile ability in the
third. Stein singled cleanly into centre. and
whom Ward was at bat Rhines failed
to, ind tho plato. Neither man was
settled the next three men on lhiiss his catch
There we're hard lines Tor the Reds in the
tt fourth They paired single and triple. but
During IN. g, n"xt tive innings ming no. Red saw
the Gladiator hit little fy into centre. DAILY
came in like a whlrlwind. but the ball dropped
safe a, and bounced away fr1p him; , PETE Kept
Gomiskey sent q nsr into centre, .Corcorsn
jumped up. but he only seemed to retard
the balls progress and make the Gladys pas.
sage home safe. The Brooklyns fought
bravely to break the to, but OF the nine re-
semblance f,hits, Smith and McPhee worked
electrifying slaughter at the expense, OF DAILY
and Ward. The Reds moved ahead in the
ninth, when with Latham At second on balls
and 9Hes saSrise Holiday nellE su2,
head 1t was grand Kit ana Holiday stag
gered In with homo run. The score:
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John uun.Ier,. op,n,ou of Han dsan.

John Hunoker ono of the Oldest members Of tho
sehuykil Navy. Philadelphia and who was one of tho
FIRST sugre tho powerful organization known as the
Athletic Club Of the schuytn Navy. has always been
q warm advocate of everything connected with lsgti
mate sport and mans opinion on that subject il
more respected in the ouater CITY. In .ps.ting Of
qualities Mr.. Hunsksr says:
~ have bssn playing handbsn ever since the court
has been built IN our nav club hop.s and while
athletic exercise. nusisay that Know Of none thni
equals h.nas. s:Pseisy e, z OF mdHi: sgs AZ
mp their ph y,!sal exercise after they become 40.
Now handball II ust the thing for them Let man
play couple of games each evening and folow them
fresh IS yssr.old. The game q III. sre.test
juyrnAtor know Of II mskss you suppl. and tough
and i. ssptei.y ,renEthsnn5i 10 the back and chest
tie i've. Of middle aged men b.s,dss making them
far batter htted for their daily tasks"
Just A. Capt Billy Rose said short time ago. The
mody. in will teach him . lesson that he VIII
H.ndb.il CisS's court tuesday and Capt Rose
the Major best of three games the total being
jimmy Dunns writing from hts country residence at
an y' Of IN. ss City aHsss
ne p :i o. = ,bs Rrooeyn CUB psrs not
CoEs n, and myself abou, able defeat John Nal.
corn r4a colsn. gave Franz .1ne
On ranf N. .s,S b: .. Ss i: 5,
win be At tho Brooklyn Handbal Club, court this
Major Csrmody 50 that We can settle that little hand
ball Argument
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The sum. Guild. to New York.

Replies TO Questions asked 1e'v day bv hs
guests and citizens Of the American metropolis.
Suggestions TO sig'tSeers anil practical mfo,rna-
ton for practical people. The san ,rW publish, In
time for use al he Columbus Celebration nert 90
toher. conpl te. unique and pra ctical guide book
10 this ci'n II miH tell risitors rhat Tie sights
are. hop 10 reach Them rhere TO lodge aud board
uhiie here and The cost rhere 10 do wholesale or
retail shopping. hoIo 10 amuss themselves. and gel
rest mhen nenry Of sightseeing. II ,riH be atrac-
ttreiy printed pleasant n read. aud the sub,sei
matter riHbe dirided and arranged in a uay 10
insure the hest results. The retaR price piA be s5
cents per copM The suns Guide niR also offer
unqualified and exceptional opportunities TO adper-
Users Those nho nish further Information ON
This subject should address The Guide Book De-
partnent Of the Neao York sun
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Fifteen members Of the Parkway Dun Club competed
yesterday Dexter Park Long Island in the regular
monthly shoot Of the club for the geld medal
class prizes. Each man shot at seven birds; class
handicap modified Nottingham rulss rhs scores;
Club Shoot. Gsven Live Birds. Nodinsd HurliAg ham
Rules. Club Handicap-Caa A. 2. Short 7S yards. q;
E. Helsans. 70 yards 9; H. Lemairs. 70 yards 6; r.
Rausch 70 yards 4; A. Betty, 80 yards 9; j. Bennett
so yards .; A. Andrew. ~ yards. I; l., Mosllsr. %
III; Ar ss: ;.es as.n.,s
I.ra, g; II grs%s%. q ytrds 9; !! Ans rs yard.
KnnI1.IisI at yard. g. Cs,. q " Mayer. 81 yards. g.
sw.spstsks No. l-Thrss birds each. IS Lsrds rlsS Z
ehsrt, \: A. Andrews Fl II. koStmAn 2; II. Bran oil,
vided.
sTespnak.s nums', tive IAN: s 50 Fran
nan; Y \ sStsy ~ H:issn. >; K.a;ss, 9: !
We'll ), J. LInl s; A. Botty.5 divided nrsD x. Don
9; Tie. for ,scona-A I. ssloysra 8 l. Mos,lsr. 8, \
Lemairs ii II. y. BoolmAn, l.
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PETER MAHER ANGRY.
The Irishmnu Said to lInvo Knocked Ont
Jim HILL In n Bnrroom Fight.

A letter from abroad to Western snort Is respon.
sibs for the startling that Peter Maher and Jim
Hall recently had rsd-hot barroom fight tho upshot
OF which was that the Australian and friend who
tosk his part were sent to hospital while squad Of
boobies" had their hands full In taking tho Irish
fighter to the lookup.
According to the story tho little affair took place In
kely's saloon. Whitehall street. East London, where
Maher Hall, and NUMBER of the latters friends
having jolncation. Naturally, the drift OF the con-
versation ard fighting. and the Fi,2si
mons Maner battle camo in IT.. turn. ono of Halls
friends, who had more than held up his own in d,spns
psn .hi pfGny md e ss
Manor was II counterfeit tighter. a coward. and u
Now. the rishman ia a sensitive sort of a fellow. rs
Billy Madden Ed Connors and others testify and.
SnySe 80 IN
most emphatic style and things got warm. Hail had
nsnd in and said he yonid MAKE good anything his
friend had said. fMsher wa, looking Tor ishs. why
eou fixS Inn aa % OF Aus
The 1rishman was more thRn willing. II seems. and
loon Goss. ws4e not w.n.a Hal and Maher I cons
e. zach other with the nawieys IN ding don. fashion.
nnne. With 9thi T"1 IN aa
sss = III e. Id IA .s e f%
snssssd , os one of n named
down. ii. head striking a, Wooden bench lie il
suthorinss TOOK hand in the game Ali Of Peters
lrh blood was up and he Is said TO have shocked tho
be was analiy overpowerei and taken away Hal and
Gregg were sent to Cambridge Hospital THIS tighter
and
feared a, result of tho blow received on tho head
InsscIanssely the ssaus !. not given IN tn. letter
outcome are Anxio0sly awaited.
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Tho Tuxedo Tcnnis Tourney.

TunEpo PARK. July l3--Nothing of especal interest
ansprei in the second days play Tuxedo tour.
nament L. V. Beach had mis- weekly contest with A. IT,
Wright, the former winning this week as hs did last
wright took the Ars Set but Beach the next two
wein hand from tho start. Duncan Gambler beat J. &
Rogers the Contra Pax player without much trouble
T. u. Nreu showed mat he was a. home dir court
The scores we-- as follows:
Second Round cUntnueh-I W. Nichols Jr, beat NJ
J. De GArGeudnl ~ default r. V. Beach beat A. Il.
VIZ .nt l--H t o. Ill.
Ihrd kouni--JBnran Gambler. Brooklyn beat J, a
Rogers. Central rarL 81. 60 W. A. Iarned. Cornell
beAt NJ /. Johnstun. 90. u--1 X. ID. Wren. Harvard
beat II. V, B"nrh. 81. 81.
rouhles. First Round-vientine O. Hail and Z. L. Hal
beat J. Ii. Hunt aud II. l.. Johnston. C-l, 60,
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con.y Island Rod and Gun Club.

The members Of tho coney Island Rod and Gun Club
had their regular monthly shoot at woodawn Park
Grnvesend yesterday. Tho competition was for the
EppiE diamond badge and six extra prizes each NOM
Der shooting at ten birds; club handicap modified
Birmingham ru!eA The scores;
A. Erpig 30 yards, 10; IT. W BlattnAcher. 70 yards
10: j. schiemann. II yards lo r. Pfaendsr. IT yards
10; N. hAthbone. II yards. TO- E. Lake rs yards.
10; J. E. Voorhees,, as yard. 0; p. Mclaughlin. 20
yards .: r. bert as yards o. H. Mclaughlin as yards
" ns.h.5 e yardH .; e. Flute IS yards. y l.
!aE'. yira. c.nslss,eeh, syaras I; Dr. L.tsl.
ysri: u; " r eaimiy. p ysrd, i !: lanes. IS
y.Ia.. 3; v. iosn.rn. Y Yards s; r. Lambert, IS
ri:' ror spEs a.nsnd ssdgs and ra p,iis. bird,
Erps. 80 yards is; }. LaIs as YARD. is: j. u.
Bat achsr ~ Yards Il ~ T. Rathbons. 27 yards !;
TICS ioI second pII.J. z. voorhssL ?, p McLaugh.
TIES for third pri,.-Dr L-reridre o; l. Hyde =; Dr.
Van Ord 2: C. rluts 2: Mclaughlin " Hughes o.
Ties for fourth prizs-Dr Little. 8; ". r Quuby, s.,
diydedi H. Lssasssr. :: W. Lair l; G. Enslebrecht l.
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It Was tho Usual Draw.

AsnL Nd July 13.-Tam Gibson of Shenandoah
andJoA N ponoboe of Philadelphia met In glove con-
test at the Mount Carmel Rink. at O'Clock this
ing. for purse OF 5000 Seven hundred sporting
men and pugilists. among whom Jack fossrty OF
Philadelphia were in attendance. and great
manifested In tho contest Long before the lime
the Gght was 20 take place the streets crowded
with peopjo At n'cOch the pugi-ts mounted tho
stage and TWO minutes la'er tim" was called Seven
teen rounds fought and both men were very bad
ly used p
Gb,on displayed tho most science and got in several
singing blows or his opponents body While the
enteenth round was IN progress the police crowded
confession. Tue sxctsmsnt was intensified when
Referee Ed Turner OF Philadelphia declared ths aght
draw, to the dissatisfaction OF Gbson's backeTs 4
free Tight was narrowly Ryerted.
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TIL. Colt Charley Lureh Dies in Race

CHICAGO. July 13.-Sixty-Hve starters In
seven races made another huge programme Mt
washingt Park to-day. but still tho Chicago
talent Jared WELL three favorites and four fairly
well. played choices getting homo In 'front.'
The weather was fne. the track fast and the
attendance 10000. while, Thorpe guided two
OF his mounts safely over the winning line.
year.o old bay eSt Charley Lurch. by Neptune.
10. But not seriously injured. The solt
belonged ( g. Giissy q 1ass snlFs SI:. Ry
Supposed to have resulted from tight Eirthins.
caused his death. The vin{p.rs were B ling
rosc. Richie up. at . to 1: Faraday. pi!oted By
Ray. the fayorits at to 10: Reveal, HoEgett
in the saddle. the fsyorite at 8 to 3: Van Buren,.
at s to i. and Eli kindiG. plotted by Freeman.
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NOW FOR THE SECOND HALF.
THE TEAMS BEaIN ON EvEy TERMS
TOMORROW.

Cincinnau Heat prookiyp. Chicago shut Out
Phhadelphin, and WASHINGTON Thrashed
I.ouisviiIe-Scw York Did Not Play,
OwinE to Rsin-other Games and News.
The first series OF the baseball cham pionship
ended yesterday. and Boston and Brooklyn
are all smiles. But for the fact Of the New
lorks playing 30 many double games. they
would have ended one peg above whore they
now are. To-day the entire twelve teams will
devote to travelling toward the East. and the
struggle for the second half will begin on
games resulted as follows:
Cincinnati. Q; Btooklyn,1.
Chicago. i; Philadelphia, o.
Washington. 10 Louisville D.
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Wheeling GOSSIP,

The Pennsylvania Bicycle Club viii hold race meet
July %.
Arthur Lumsden the Chicago racer. will try for some
OF the short distance records during tile fall
The members Of the New Jersey division Of the l. A.
W VIII leave Tor the National meet at Washngton
Saturday next.
Atenme race for tho Murray Cup win b. held BY
the New Jersey cycling clubs on saturday. tho
hilburn course. -
Ienz who 10 travelling around tho world on .
bicycle arrived At Chicago July g. Hs covered the
distance from New York. 1.l36 miles. In twenty days
meeting Of q number of prominent wheelmen was
held on Monday evening, when arrangements were
completed TO receive Arthur A. Zimmerman upon his
return home from England. He Is expected to arrive
on July 81 steamboat has been engas ed th 20 down
the bay to meet the American racer.
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Tom O'Rourks VIII Not Let Dixon Spar ut
Johnson,n Hcnefit,

George Dixon faithfully promised Fred johnson. tho
English feather weight that he would come to New
York and wind-up with johnson at the laters benefit
at the Academy Of Music tomorrow night This prom
Use was AIDE in Boston last week
Tom ORourke has betn In the city several days and
declares that he VIII not permit Dixon to spar John,on
at tho Achdeuiy-that Is unless he comes In for HIS
kh&re of the receipts His price little less han halt
The latest adyices rom boston arc itAt Dixon VIII
keep his word to johnson, and tho bonds hetwe a
QRourke and his fighter may again become strained
They are not by any means too strong.
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The Winners Mt Gloucester.

J Z, GLOUCESTER. n. j., July 13.-The races to-
syday resulted as follows:
~ slrsl Race riveeighths Of mile Edna nrst Pied.
ssseond Raoe-Five.sshths Of a mile. Anarchist
pfsL Nopsmian Second HAS third, Tlns, :o2A
Third Race SoN enc iyhrhs OF mic Lost star hrst,
.siis Glare second. NseImors thi;d Ins i,slm
EonrIh Rncs--DHe an Quai tsr miles: fyton nrst.
ESsf6sr stockinE second; ysvsy third Time, 2:i3A
FIFTH Race Of z mile oMngaFa nFst,
Sixth Rare--six and half furISngs. ms'eee arst,
pStr Lodge second. elmer third. Time l;26H
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To Fight at tn. Coney Island A. G.

BosIos. July 13-The articles Of agreement for .
glove contest between John Griffin OF Braintrss and
Jimmy Lynch OF New York were signed In Capt
Cookies ONCE this morning The purse 10 to be 81 900
OF which 81 200 will to the winner who 10 generally
expected to be Griffin. Tho date has not yet been
definitely xed but II will between Sept Is and
80, NJ ne Coney Island Athlete cub; 1rifn has tpIs
ara phrd Jimmy carroll. who rs now in San Francisco
TO came on and ran hp. It's probable that he will
do his work at scinate Reach. the Same place whore
Sullivan trained 10 light Slad-. the MAORI
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Burlo's Good Work In Trying to Break .
bicycle Record.

CONCORD. n. H.. July 18-Peter J. Burlo Of the Man
haitian Athletic Club Of New York tried to lower tho
onemo safety bicycle record At this track ysserday
afternoon
slower han W. W. Wind!es record. Buro's feat was
phenomena ono. He raced aganst time a wretch.
ediy poor track. It conceded by the best
Burl0 would have established o new record had tho
track been good ono