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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-28


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/. THE REVRRIEs BACHELOR; Or BOOK OF THE aRARs
BY TX MARVEL Donald G. Michenl
ao fer ss first ae % nominal Sost its our pre-;
how Nov a s as1.aps 5' D this ss" saa fro" his PEN no" quaint
2. OF By Beautifully Illustrated
heroic ' aea and y emerge Pi s @ & @ S Of d hsS s s a
Pe EnF no satSS R Sn R realistic 5 p P 0 s,
uaqa Osos '''
3. A TILLYLOss SCANDAL. By M BARRIE
'I Pa.a%sa s s'e Ss: ss Hs-
BE BE Scottish
HIS e s'6Ss' ana a rye d R' hp@ ss' S ' ;sss
day has Iowand scottish acoe had such an erppr or SO enhancing
dsDGr character lit the odd situations and amusing
4. HOUSE OF GABLES BY
This masterpiece Of Havnomes the masnlye romance
day perhaps the puTest piece Of poetic prose in range
American literature
5. CRAWFORD. BY GAsKr11~
a 5S in an English country y"sS S S OF the s soS o
Illustrated
6. THE COMING RACE BY LORD LYTToS
realm ss ts s S Of sn may Sna the oS .
be served by ey6PS resource e @ @
ingenious and ioas every ap-
Of things The work
7. DREAM LIFE BY K MARVEL Donald G. Mitchen)
Tss R5s'oa'3 saS % @ %s studies "s asea ios s
and feeling power reader graceful a
s SS@ Saes" pathetic pictures.
FRANXFYsTEIY; Or PR0METHEUS. BY Mrs
ISs ses c.s raa s author as sPea Imaginative po%ss
s S1' s OIa S flesh ereep
ROCK OF GOLDEN DEEDS. c. NJ. YoSaE
% ss ps ' manly ss % Ssa i 'sa .o fss
optimistic andpa patriotic ideas
n vossES FROM An BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.
companion for a hGgrS d 'G MsG OF nasasn' s
which 6 ise for its simplicity
ence commends to public ih'0r
II. THE SCARLET LETTER. By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
description Fof an sc " as moo
a by New New ~ sotts novels
features eSS Of the age andpa
% ESSAYS OF ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB
these % i as ".f i s % | SS 81.
hits %pPy written ard grace ana composed in spirit at
de Lnamb Importance to everything and sheds
grace @s't over an.
80 r,c,r or WAKEFIELD BY
ID t.y illustrated edition OF famous English classic VIII increase
~ recognize the claim oas az essentially hon.
book ht of the pastoral scenes 70 Il ar" anriyaea
had a% a ' Of Wakefield youth and s;s
SCOT n and the memory OF an author sno eontr so well
hgs stature traits Of poor ro-a genital fancy and II. most
Siyering simplicity.
,cr rofn TALES By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.
H. " s ua A' s sn % % the T thar 81 ss.
@ an AHT pats rod S% 0 Te s' rS is and
s the the author e sa bins By E m, 'I f shs:
It's ow" ' i OF tSan by Of the author
,,, ,xn VIRGINIA By BrRNARDN
To- AZ i story Of the wholesome
Sa sI5S S ana @4 APPRECIATE i% RcS ca %. and s..
sl"at9a e Gf 6ai as
ropv oy Al AFRICAN FARM. BY Ralph from OLIVE scHRENER
To- Under the alPG Iron Miss o psT has w5sG an
powerful seems to romance
but new P Ss wild life a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-28
- rup ScARLET LETTER. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.

A romance Of intense interest e@"a ~, ,i rs
Ca bv New England colonial life we ma
IKE Inc best OF SCOTS novels II Is true az
features Of the age ana pace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-28
% ESSAYS OF ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB

-' % charming essays ful OF gay humor inersPerse
lhese n and bright scntlaions OF wit carefully eiabo
hts nSiV en with ease ara grace ana eompos
they are IA unobrisiye. Seeking his material In the
once a. bnblest-Lamb gives an Importance to everyVh
grace all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-28
~ NOISES FROM An OLD MANSE. By MAJ

defg
T1hcb Hawthorne entitled 'Mosses from an Old Mans
works is distinguished for It's simplicity ana truth ls
lenca con,mends It anew 20 public FAVOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-28
90 v,c,p oF wakefield. BY OLIVER GOLDSMITH


and II
enest fiction As
read
eontives
reeonc us characteristics Poor Poa genial
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A TILLYLOSS SCANDAL. BvJM. BARRIE.

work by j. NJ Barrie. Scottish classic
ister which has had phenomenal be expected
ary appetite Of intelligent reader Of hlghcass fiction
Die Scottish life.
the characteristics OF the Scottish peasant
knows the His full a
realism and
day has Lowand Interpreter
depcor Of character lit up time situate
droH incident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-28
|. DREAM LIE. By Tx MARvEl DOnaId g MItcheIl
, pR,yxrysTgTy: OR. THE MoDERN PROMETHEUS.

Like Mrs. Groves might Side OF Nature, Mrs shell
book every should read It's author has great mag
.aJra but original genius There passages In Err
the mind and make the flesh creep once read the book
gotten.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-28
ROCK OF GOLDEN DEEDS. BY c. NJ. YoNGE

into the mana OF YOUTH clrcula
raHty and true manly womany sentiments Few hooks
his 10 develop mould the tastes OF the rising generate
optimistic patriotic Ideas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-28
/. THE REyERrEs OF BACHELOR; Or BOOK OF THE mEARt
|. LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME

How agreeable
no" humorous philosophical
2, LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME BY LORD Beautifully
Of
The English
o o
this I n
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1. THE HOUSE OF TIE sEyEY Gables. By NArnA
CRAWFORD. By Mrs. GAsKrIL.

Crawford In ITS charming miniature painting and sketches
calls the best delightful
social life English country village. descriptive Of the fe
Ions, character social Of the te community
earnestness and with fine literary aputudes In the writer
illustrated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18

GLOUCESTER. July ia heavy track played havoc
with Invortes here to-day. summaries:
Firs kAce-FlSe.eixhths of . mile. Hands on. 100.
toll (sossJ won sue Ryder gelding, los, ~ to Nor
rlsseyl secondildea TO-. l2Io tHankinh third Time
Second Race-six and a half furlongs sue Ryder
colt lu+. 10 to ltMorrisssSL won: Mss Mamie. ~
to- Mosby) second; Traverse. 49, TO donovan.
third / ace-Sevem and a half furlongs. Greenwich.
lob. 3to (sniIthL won: Hour. lo?, to tHamt.
second; Gleniochy. 1l2. 10 TO Johnsonl third.
Fourth Rsce-Flve eigntrs of a mile Uncertainty.
lO.. II to / (Morrseyh won; Flrurstte. ~, TOT
Fifth Rsce-Five. eighth. OF a mile. Capulrn Io2 10
to Woidier) won; Alarm Bee, IO2 to (Sosonl sec.
ond: Queen dor. 81. to 1 WaliacsL third. lime.
skin Race-Four and half furlonga Nubian lo3.
BIO tJenningsl wun Cesar. 100 IS 10 (NosbyL sec
ond; llenet, III 10 10 tCOrbeyl third Time o;5Sl.
The following are the entries for to.day's racesi
100; Jamestown. lO4; GGauncey, lol; National ss.
marian. Ritter. and General Gordon. 30: Captain
Hammer. ": Renie. w
Second Kace-Fivrei2hths OF mile. for three.yeAr.
olds Shy Ellen 100 Lady Lister. ~: Robin Hood ~;
beautiful Leila !ni: Violet s.. VI; some More. Birdie
Third Rac--FNr-eighths of n mile, Turk and Pied.
mont. 40; Michigan. Tradesman, Prince Peyton. and
Irregular. lot. Lebanon. Morton, CiovordAle 6len-
mund Congress Nesduore. and Deer Lodge. 102; Nat
Fourth Racc--Six and half furlonRS Chatham.
Il2: A. o. H.. IOg Capt Wells lU4 sk.eze Geissr lol.
Fifth Kace-f"ur and bali fullongs. for two'ysAr-
Odds Little Bravo. Gabriel colt. Pela Archbishop La
Sixth Race-six aud half furouas beaten horses
Marty D.. bal ston sierra Nevada Bobby Calman, Rich
ard X. Fox Frank g.. The Forum. HorIeL Pete, A. B.
Fox Turner. and Charles Reed. ll2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18

A Dull S-ason OF the Year. hut Business IL
Surprisingly Good.

Surprlsingly Good.
Although no one closely identified with the
local horse and carriage trade expects a great
deal Of patronage ut this season Of the year.
yet prominent business men report trade to be
somewhat beyond expectation. In business
and light carriage horses there was quito an
active demand last week. At Van Tassell Il
Kearney's special bargains in horses and car
riages were the rule.
The standard quotations in the horse mark ct
during the week were: Wcll-matched carriage
pairs. $1,000 to Sl.G00; coach pairs. $3.50 to
$500: good driving horses. 81 10 to 1915; BUSH
ness horses and those suitable for doctors
gigs. SIPS upward truck horses. 5000 up
ward: railroad and contractors horses, $125
upward
Those who wish to buy good carriage cheap
should not neglect to visit some OF our WELL
known repositories. rs prices at present are
unusually low. Flandrau & Co. 372 -376
Broome street. present bargains In every de-
partment. and are daily adding something
new to their immense stock. Their line Of
novel designs in fancy traps and light sum-
mer carriages. together with a large assort-
ment OF secondhand carriages in perfect Or
der, is surprisingly com plete Nearly all of.the
carriages are of their Own make.
The vehicles ut Van Tasscll 4 Kenrneys
mammoth establishment. l3O-l32 East Thir-
teenth street. are worthy of inspection. They
include handsome designs in landnus omni-
buses, coupes. rockaways. lnndaulets octagon
six passenger rockaways. wagonettes. and a
large. variety Of fancy traps and all styles Of
phRetons. The firm also sell the useful and
handy Stivers' patent runabouts
Tho Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing
Company; 2U5-2b7 Canal street. always carry a
stock OF driving conNtyances especially adapt
light. fancy traps. and their assortment Of
'%%K smrTRfHs cray veg s2"WR Soser street.
now building inc OF fancy traps. in both
natural woods sfh the presailtG eoors ana
builder his prices are necessarily lower than
the usual run. .,.
phaetons. bugGics. and inll line OF new style
handy traps can DC found u greet variety at
street. Callahan has bargains, in every, de-
IN iIrst.cisss order. The latter can be bon Git
ch"ries rubs sG sHS cans street. is almost
msnt to- bargain Hunters he is oiierins new
and secondhand buck boards runahouts. sur
reys. iumpseats. cabrioets. bugGies. phnetons.
station wagons. wagonettes. and several very
unique designs in traps at pricos within the
reach OF every one. Gruhe makes point Of
Shea at y West f i first street. shows
deal OF activity In both his building and re-
s hSs Large stock Of
being almost equal to new. Then, his assort-
mcnt OF trans, in both woods and fancy colors.
ilr feature Of all at shca's place is reasonable
prices
Ia there is any,hns new in the T@y p; q dust
son street. is always, the first TO have 1t. He
also has large stock Of second hand sprink-
One Of the safest and most reliable places to
store, carriages is at 10 Nest fory-lourth
protection Of everything that is lett at the es,
tablishmcnt and no fancy prices are asked.
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Gossip OF the RinE.

Bill Hatcher. the English middle weight expects to
sail for Amer.oa next month.
Jack Davis OF Memphis wants to meet either Jack
o purse and outside wager.
XII
Lachie Thompson. the Scottish l+o- pound champion.
s s ns,; g
stanton Abbott very much in appearance.
Af.s,a great deal Of wrangling Tommy Creed and
! fs'
to put up forfeit and sign articles next Friday.
si Sna and zss tn:
jury 81 001' 0e'''' fA"A1spn'A A on
Of y % .Ps a $500 e
champion OF scotland, now in New York. Tor 81 900
Ensland.
IN %
w S1ae po1 who
Jim Gibbons that he will post 500 With Cap.
ssSn;s asi!S penny tho xr:.is GS Sss %s,ss
s Ssn tSF sin gloves win 0S gloves TO
Ct o The dls wi Il. ,is Rs' in
q . a: s xasuss a. olsl
Bly brady, Jim cores.ts MANAGER; left 70, Chicago
return New York IN n couple of weeks with Corbett
SO as wire Peter Jackson to night Corbett sooner
than year In the event of Mitchell refusing to
sign with the champion At tho end of Aug. g.
Johnny Grimm has posted 81 900 with the Columbian
A. q. of Chicago to meet amy feathorwe ght in the
world selly smith preferred Hs says that he win ac
day of the eontest He also says that he will give
smith 8 900 to back hmsol n he will give
him return light.
MS Ss tn: paa.s for match e
between George johnson OF England and Johnny
Grimm The former teegrAphed to the Police Gazsi
yesterday stating that lie would prefer to meet Soy
smh. Failing to get match with the Californian,
johnson will meet Grifin
George Dixon started into training yesterday at
Coney Island for his night with Eddie Pierce His quar-
ward HIS manager and sParrinE partner: SIM Ashe
way under the guidance OF steve UbonnslL For the
nrs couple OF days his feet began to bster but now
they are as hard as rock.
Jack Me- une recently wrote long letter one OF
the London sporting papers In which he outlined his
mans, lie said that he cAne to England not night
but vi.i, london rsrs and some friend; IN I,sana
wiz always be ready to defend The title Of which am
me win be ready to graf {, n. desire a, soon he
can get some backing Charley Mitchell and myself
will sail for America together"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18

baseball Notcn.
Pitcher schmtt has ign ed with the Troy Club
Kelly IL looking better than when he went away.
Ciin Carroll I'M de three of the six hits OF Baldwin
German and wilson viii be here to-day. Rusie will
the came old back atop.
in Tnlism.7i. k1.is: Kssler. and Dav,s 4 At
the team about Na,h's cspisincy Ia, been settled
@ The TssS they IKE a
coal beavers.
All the crants were there including cuilom. Grady,
Wall street brokers.
%.'fa hSas T Ws * SsSs;
O'Rourke. Gore, and Herman.
likely o b. a. The
lisve III carrying more than four.
S s0'fns nnS New fS S I play tive to-
ought 10 sit down this evil before another
s % 81 S =. ss eo s
vii go to The ground In carriages In charge Of Presi'
ExPses,dent John B. Day Of the New York Club saw
the game yes'srdsy He declined TO make any com.
that there were too many mon on tho clubs pay roll
stafford 10 magnificent throwsr. Roger Common tays
at plate sisr Catching Sa Tbelss no Souad
er's maud.
For the hrst time since 1891 Roger Conner VIII DO
Tor Albany .s night 70 ...s"d ne 1sn.isi
a ok R aHn WIN Arr p ~ nS
The Twentieth precinct OF this city will play
Twenty.sixth Irecnct team at the Polo grounds next
Saturday. and after that Manager Smms of the Twen
teth precinct promises to turn his to tho
Brook lyn teams for the intercity cham pionship
According to tho Now York and Boston players, Chi
10 the only city IN the West where visiting League
teams treated fairly by the crowds In Cleveland
their lives and give everything to The hons teams
to Py iGsss
the club with such rank injustice that patience mad
ceased to be virtue Notice was sent to Pre- ident
Powers Yesterday that Troy viii play NO game where
garded will withdraw from tho league Knowles gave
the game to Erie 8too Tho patrons Of the hero
sustain the anagemont.
To Enron THE SuS-Sir: The mbers of the
Eleventh precinct teams OF Brooklyn open for
game with any precinct in Brooklyn and New York.
As We defeated the crack team from the Fourth pre-
cinct BROOKLYN we would IKE to play the Twentieth
precinct team of New York. We have tried hard to
arrange game with the Brooklyn teams. but they
appear to be afraid. have also tried to arrange
game with Koundsman Simmss woud.be world beat.
or the Twentieth precinct New York and he TOO,
appears be afraid to allow bis pets meet We
asked him week ago to play. but have received no
B. GALLAGHER, Sergeant Eleventh precinct,
brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18
News or the Wheelmen.

Asbury Park wheelmen will hold a two-day race
meet on Friday AMI Saturday.
H. E. Raymond will referee OF the ational
race meet to be held in Chicago next month.
Messrs. Wrndie. Tyler. Rich. Feson. and Van wag-
oner have Joined the springfield Bicycle Club
j. S johnson. whom. It was anticipated. would prove
q formidable rival to Zimmerman for championship
honors this year being defeated in all sections OF
The country 49,
race between Zimmerman and Sanger would prove
Of the biggest attractions Of the day 1t 10 hardly
likely that these riders will until Chicago
tournament next month.
The Suburban Cycling League ran OF the tic for nrst
place between the Harlem and Washington wheelmen
on Saturday Afternoon on tho Rye course. Tho race
close. the Harlens finally winning by 20 70
81 points. I'd.
Tho International circuit ofrace will opened
in this section by The Crescent Cycle Club OF
Connecticut They have decided to hold the following
races: Ono mile. 3I0 class: ono mile. handicap;
mile international rnce: alfmiie. hAndicaD: one
mile. $50 class one mile. open: one mile handicap.
and half mile open.
Tho annual fall tournament Of tho Hartford wheel
CLUB will be held on Sept and B. The following events
Will be run: Firr'. day-One mile. novice: half mtls
open on. mile. 2t5 class; one mile. handicap; one.
i. A. w. Slate championship and half mile handicap.
Second day-One mile. 2 40 Glass; one mile open: one
mile. handicap: one mile. international race; quarter
mile. open: ono mile handicnp; ono mile 2 30 clas1.
and one mile, consolation race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18

....- a. -.
IRE oookmakers wouldnt take the money. MI DWyer
then ordered the money 10 be payed STRAIGHT
simms says that Rudolph 10 qni'e horse
Parry will be sent to Belle Meade In the autumn.
c,d nn,,,.,.. -. h.,u,,,n. ~, . ,,.. . y.,,.r.
day.
~. nat. -, 90 I'M nj. 81. ..,. c..,.. 90 lin
Al Von D"' pu' e@''"' y" "'s 'o'' NA''u' W W."
in, NJ mo,.r ,, Inst m N,dp,ob, ,or n,.o. IN the
.au, -. ln""o' was 'o'' w '''"k"' i"' p'a"e ." "
'e s rseo'
rncs bnp.ss so0" ''"'' "o'''" ""u sue Univ"
i"ee "'ises -.
Carbon drives grandiookng high stopper. None
but tho rich. &c.
Ne.sra tiieon Dny and thar friends Lost heavily
on Merrt Monarch
Topgalant carried quite lot of oney for third place
in nj. onenng eyrnt "
,,.,,... 49,. ,...,.., s,,, . ooo 40. =. 49,, a.,x.
s,s.pher COST Lnkolanu OUT s"ooo' ana NJ thA' neur'
he WASH Neht phRhh
John IIugRns arrive at Long Branch at noon from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18

II must have been because President Van
oott Treasurer Tacott. and Directors Robin
SsW Yorks played such fine baseball yester,
Ssy. or possibly the fact that the long lost
mascot who put in his first appearance Of the
snt at any rate. Wards men played in a man
mar that set the 5000 cranks wild with de-
Fight, and made memories Of the fatal West
q: :IIa trip team nsa' that SA had to saecamb to
New York's players. but the proud Bostonians
w ra.,iS SSst third The bean eating dslesaion.
While slightly exuberant at limos. were like
Sabis. in the hands Of one Marcus Baldwin.
BALDWIN has been doing in the way Of pitching
away from homo Is not quite clear. but II his
sIhibition yes eTd tS can oe taken al an ind
Gl will be forgiven. and Badly may have some
more pictures taken.
postop, didn' ( set a run and failed to ADVANCE
ninth little blunder by George Davis came
n mean t out and Gin Carroll banged single to
Fuller and Nichols rolled q bounder toward
cepted the ball and fumbled it. when shorty
could have feded It cleanly and retired the
ds LsGs % n eny s Ins In. ans
rot his base on balls and the bases were filed
With, Duffy at the plate It looked lad for
plate and Duffy tried to put 1t up on the. ele-
waited road. But 1t was only q red-hot foul.
that Treasurer Tacott made one;hand catch
That settled it, the New Yorks could not be
beaten after such an exhibition Of skill by their
chief director. SO whom Duffy finally lined o
terrific drive out right field way. Johnny Ward
Jumped high in the air. pulled the ball down.
and ended the struggle then and there.
The entire New York team played ball. while
ness at times that distressed their rooters inn
measuraby. Stafford. the new, centre fielder.
showed up excelently. He will be star be-
Ward. and Burke played splendidly. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18
Odd. and Ends OF Sports.

The Staten Island Athletic Club will conduct what
they term 'Ronan Holiday" every night during tho
week commencing July ~ On the nr,t night there
will be bicycle racing for cash prizes in which Wheeler
Rich. serlo A.hngsr kinge porn,ge and other. wa
cap and . ons.mio scrateh. Both VIII be decided IN
heats tho second night Calverly the Niagara Falls
tight 70 pe walker, will be- tho feature On the other
nEhis there viii be athletic events chariot rac!nR
best OF tho amateur Athlet have promised TO
pete. and a great time Is anticipated
Eaech Lockey OF Astoria ~on the opening game Of
his auoit match with James Whites OF South Brook
iyn on sunday by 81 1913: A big crowd assembled AZ
the south brook Kinks to the sport The second
stage OF The ,naseh SiIi 10 played a. the Astoria
hands OF Dens CallaYhan bls Court street brooklyn
Frank Doran and John shArri,k played .niy con.
testel game tho south BROOKLYN grounds tor 40 =
aide E0ran won BY y % 20 Inc PAR agreed 70 =
date and rink The coin turned m shArrick's favor
and Doran's barHer says the choice cannot be made
too soon for his man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18
RoSTONIANS INUNDATED.
yoRKs ALMOST SHUT THEM OUT
Nd" ny ZINE PLAYING.

rr,osiyr. Receive Anothsr Setback at
b..,,,rore Cievelnsds Knock Out ard
-. the f.ittsburEhs for Third Flsne-
r,u,deiphin Beaten by O'Rourke'- Men.
r,, New Yorks played winning ball yester-
md succeeded In all but shutting out the
o ~ champions from Boston at the Polo
Hrnds. II they can keep up such work there
- reason why they should not climb the
,stdsr RAPIDLY. They feel confident, now that
,h.v have returned home among friends, and
w. brace up after all Sad to relate. the
p.o,tlyps were beaten by the young blood
p.I,imorcs and forced down nearer tho 500
.,k. The despised Washingtons surprised
The baseball world by downing the Philadel-
.hi.s while Cleveland not only outbatted the
prtsburghs. but also tied them for third place.
The results:
ms fork. q: Boston. 1.
Baltimore. o; Brookiyn.s.
Washington. 7: Philadelphia. 1.
Cleveland, 16; Pittsburgh. 18
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18
HIS NECK rs BROKEN.
Holden VIII Bc About Again with his
Head In n Franz.

John Holden. driver, living in Mott Haven.
has been for the past three weeks in the Har-
lem Hospital with broken neck. one OF the
cervical vertebrp is broken so that his head
tumbes about on his neck whenever he moves.
Holden. who Ia 81 years old was struck on the
back OF the neck by tho whrling arm OF wind
lass uRed to hoist hoavy stone blocks. He was
to 1t WAS found that he retained the power OF
speech and the use of his limbs, but could not
move his head Surgeon Il. II. Manley exam
ined him. and found that the NTH vetebr9 had
been broken.
DR.. Manley said last night that tho patient
would recover. but that he would always have
to wear a braced metal cap to supply arti-
tlcially the support that the fracture Of the
bone robbed him Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18

responsible. club, win b. Published provided they are
signed By an ofieiali
Young Elm BASEBALL Club challenge Ali clubs with
nlayers under t3 years, Address William APPEL, 18S
Elm . rect. New York city.
Black Diamond Juniors Would like to gnmer
son avenue, Now York city
spider CIIAvs several oI en- dntes and would like
to hear from all nrsclubs offering able
nue. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18
Merr.nhon,. New Wonder.

PROVIDENCE July 1.-THE Tobin bronze cup defender.
Tgilant had trial trip outside yesterday and those
who saw her work have talked of little else to-day.
There more than wind enough. and it practi-
cay the hrst time outsiders have been able to form
any opinion of her speed. Yesterday. however. she
sailed outside ut the time the fast seaconnet steamer
Awashonhs was on her trip. The Awasbonks by
tual timing. was making fourteen miles hour. yet
the Vigil ant, ciose.hauiod. cut across her bows
though the steamer was at anchor. Old yaohtsmen
who Jaw her sn, that the Volunteer IN her palmest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-18
Another Wheeling Record Broken.

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE hvc.mile road Of the
Calumet Cycling Club Saturday afternoon resulted
in breaking the American road record the dstanoe
Al Leonhnrdt did the trick 80 beating the former
record by seconds. The runwas the Lake
View course. Charles Al.oP with handicap of 1880.
the and the gold medal The nrst eight riders
crossed the apo IN the blowing order:
Charles Ais Up. handicap $50. time 1918; Al Leon
hardt. scratch. time 1890: Charles Fink. 2:30 tmo
l6:3lh: II. c. Jacob 80 time 1885: O. klag,tadt.
Ou ime 1907: v allan Llnnebal, 1:+5 time Is $50;
time l7:21