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Einsiedler Beats the Pick or Bavarian
Chess Players.

AuGsBERa. July 23.-Play in the masters
tournament Of the Bavarian Chess Association
was finished to-day. Einsiedler won the first
prize. Ernben the second. Hirschberg the third
and the fourth and fifth prizes were equally
divided between Goerng and Kuerschner.
The following is the full score Of the tourna-
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Warren Lewis VIII Cover Gus Tathiip.
Forfeit To-day.

Warren Lewis last night received from Joe Lewis
the hacker OF Billy Smith the following telegram:
"Coysr Gus Tuthirs forfeit on behalf of Smith
against Jack Dempsey. Telegraph me II his money is
up. and will send smiths hmm diAtely."
warren Lewis says he will post the money to-day for
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Totals. .....5 OPTIC a Totals ......3 e27 IL 4
Earned rpns.Paterson: 4 Bsi, n Twob D,.
bAses-Turner. Tierney. FIRST base on balls-Kelley
Taylor Murphy. Hit by ptcher-McGraw. Sacrifice
hits-Murphy. Tierney. Struck out-Meakin, McNabh
Passed all--Kennedy. Wild pitch-Meakin. Umpire
Hopkins. Time-1 :55.
EnERALDs, 16: wILLiAhsBUR6H A. A.1a
At Van Ne,t yesterday the Emerads beat the Will
lamsburgh A. A. by the following secret.
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Excessive Hen. In sout, Dakota,

HURON. S. D.. July o3,-The heat was so In
tense here yesterday That work IN barley and
rye harvest fields was abandoned. The Their
the last five days.
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Earned runs-LeontineB, q: Ironsides 4. First base
on errors-Leontnes. 3; lronsideA 2 Left on bases
Leontnes 7; Ironsidea First base on balls-on MUIR
ply 4; of Giiroy 4. Struck out-By Murphy Il by
Gliroy. O. Stolen base-A- RothfusA Passed ball-A.
Rothfuss. umpire-Hart Tiihe-li1o
CUBAN GIANTS, II; oLYhrics. 8.
The Cuban Giants brilliant fielding mainly re.
sponsibe for their victory the Olympics yester
day at Lakeview, The score:
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Earned Tuns-st Loui. Il cnotnntn y Ls sni, on
on Gleason. 2; OF King 3: OF Hawey, strnck out
~ KING by Ilawlsy: Thrse-bsse hits-knthsm
Double plays-uolltday and McPhee: Latham. McPhee
and Comskey. wild pitch-Gleaaon. Umpre-Mc.
Quaid Time-2:O5.
ST LOUIS, 8; CINCINNATI, 2-sEcoSp CAKE
ST. Lows. July 2a-In tho second game Clarkson
and PARROT the opposing pitchers. and Clhrkson
out ahead The score:
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T..is Undsr the Ban or Suspension.

George d. Gideon. tho PhadephiA member OF the L.
A. W. Racing Board has been investigating the actions
OF number of Quaker City amateurs. and the result
has heen that he has sent notice Of The suspension
W W rexis to the Racing Hoard In c0nnee ion with
number OF questions which Taxis will be requested to
answer.
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Baseball. POLO Grounds, To-day, q r. II
League championship game Baltimore va New York.
Admission 6oc and 26c.-Aas.
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Earned runs-Chicago ]. First base by errors-Louis
Vile Left on beses,,cheaso; 81 Louisvie; First
out-Ry McGill 8; by Hemming, Twobase hits
Decker LANCE, Ryan Pinkney stolen base-Parrott
Double piays-Pinkney, Pfeifet. and W Brown Hit by
pitcher.By McGil. i. Wild pitch-Grim. Umpire
ma
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Good Sport on tho Bedford r. NJ. C. A.
New Grounds.

A large and enthusiastic crowd was present at tho
grounds the Bedford Branch Of the Brooklyn Y.
NJ c. A. Saturday afternoon. the occasion being tho
annual field day of the Organization The features or
the day the victory OF the Pilgrim Encampme
A. AS quoit the crack of the Bedford
Branch the really excellent work of Daniel Reuss
in the Pentnthelon competition. The results:
Quot Match-Isaac IIoage and Frederick G. Blake
Lohb. Pilgrim A. A.. beat Henry Klune and w. c. Bur
rage. Bedford Y. VI. G A.. .! TO iS
Fifty-yard Dash. Scratch-fnal heat. won by j. q.
Forman A.. FormAn. second; Daniel ReuAs, third.
Time, seconds.
Throwing the Twelve. pound Hammer. scratch-won
by Henry kune with 81 feet inches Daniel Reuea
second with u feet inches: H. Basset'. third with
90 feet inches
Running High Jump. Scratch Won by Daniel Reuss
with feet 10 inches; A A. Forman. second. with
feet 10 inches J. q, F0rnan. third, with 4 feet 8
inches. Reuss won first prize on toss.
Pole Vault for Height Scratch Won BY Daniel Reuss
with feet inches; j. g. F"rman. second with feet
inches: A. A. Forman. third. with \ feet inches.
Physical instructor Becker then computed tho points
follows: Daniel Reuss. :5o j. q. forman. 1913; A
A. Forman. 203
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spgrtsmxu's Goods.
Spsrtfwsn's @sSds.
VACATION OFFERS.

,CLES Sold on one years time s%oo weekly P"S"e"'s
KETs 1000 Practice Rackets Regular Price s9 GO 1or So
500 92 Beeckman, regular price $780, for S25C
ING 100 dozen large maker fifty styles $L0O to $780,
J. for So cents.
ERAs A complete assortment of Kodaks Hawkeyes and
other makes Mt popular prices. Catalogue free
PECK & SNYDER, 126-130 Nassau Street
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Game. of the Xavier. Outing Association

Games OF the Xnvler's Outing Association.
The second monthly contests of ohe Outing Associa
ton of the Xavier Club hold at Point View Col.
lege Point. yesterday After game OF baseball which
won by the team captained by Sweeney by score
OF to s. tho members adjourned to the track whore
. Of games was held, with tho following results;
one,hundredyard Dash-Won by J. Byrnes; L. p
Minicus second: T. j. Moynahan. third. Time IL SEQ
onds
one hun dred andt twenty ard Hurdle Race-won by
y Moynahan: = Byrnes, seconds C. Toomey. third
Thre..hundre,ryard Dash-won by Calvin; JacobL
second; VCAlahAn, third. Time. SO seconds.
sixhunared:vard Dash-won by l. 2. Ryan; j. L.
seconds
ON. thousaudyard Run-won by J. j. Mcuabep.
Wintlow. second; j. Cunningham, third. Time min
vi es ~ seconds 1855
one. mile Bicycle Race. scratch-Wop by r. Movn,
han; O. c. shafer second: Il. d. Ryan. third No time
taken. '''@~
one. ndred. and. nfty.yard Swimming Raoe-won nv
No time taken. 'A"N'
obstacle Race-won by sweeney: Ryan second: Far.
roll. third Time. hour 10 seconds. so
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1dasy Rssinai en:
zzGi SSao ..::...:' lbs sonora "
Second Race-sweepstakes for two.yearolds which
!S,'si ssa.$ s s
maiden allowance; hvs f1rionxs -''N ' winning anu
GaIssas 12s EEa t,i.
Es,seiss ass 4 my iSs
Ssi,sGS,s Ring: is fs"daSm'
70 81 a and 500 to ole s
asixteenth ~
sSs 81 k k%Fsta SO
Sport .,.........,........lODl
eac Win addsd Of wSch 500 to secona and
BOO TO third; winning penalties and selling allow.
Chattanooga. Miss Maude. ...........1o7
S rs,sry 4 8,na Dominion
11s,Gitn. 90
"a S
ing allowances: one mile
Madrid 1 ,o Estells
1hesi Justice Integrity
E. IA :rSs 9Th GSs
1ormehtor % White Rose 10
This Is Sarat ogas card:
First Race--fiveetg Ugh his OF a mile DR.. Hasbrouck
a a g. M t,s liz Frs StnG if Ro, h@Td I
snsde. no .''"' ''"' "'''"' '''' FROM
% s. no az P.s q.
Ihird EsSc Flash sisEs; iai mile ken.issrns.
;cioHs p{fl y as sn s ssf fy HHa
se reaI 19' faeerr.vsr. Stakes, On. mil, an,
IA a"f sS'
IHS asssTsTss quarters p mile, H s hoeipert 100:
Rear Guard is; Shadow. 81 -" % 'A'"' f0'a0fA '''
Entries for Brighton follow
s hS ol $500 OF SGn &c TO ana
mot won more than since June i; the winner
$s : ana 'ipsss'F rsy 1871 S7
IsSIs kSs% "s9;i y.e TON M lie iq
nsr 10 he sold az suction hall mile King Of Hearts
ss.t 'e . 1Ss n's .s
sp: : H. ,SS S'i G:a5 Ss:'s 49, 49,
to ma n ts s w
b.s bsaa ss
Ss CRY so..
.nd ssTd Il rns s2 sse and
SsoI .y y' 0Rf. . oua ss I2 M
lol Cod Dollar ioi; Biy T. VI Foam. 10: clio eo,.
ss = si.. .aa
$5o to third: the winner to be sold auction; seven
s% riss1 1857 1877 sS Hs: 1885, Ss
Sixth Raoe-Purse $500 or which x75 10 second md
sab to third for fouryearods and upward that have
run ANA not won more than his year weights
10 pounds below the scale: six and a half furonya
Eol0 ll4 Jay On 81 ia; Frank e., ia; Merry Duke
III; ~. Mark ll2: Mordotte, 1l2; Character Ill;
Jack Batchelor III: Hardy Fox III; Bill D. iii;
bnowhhI, Ill: Lorlmer. 100 Bayberry. lov; English
Lady. iov ArnicA. lO7
This Is tho card for Gloucester:
irsI al uht hH of n mi Rsro
lsss HaIttlL Dag9 Edward =. BLactwl od Poverty.
Lodge Jack Jar and RieGAi los pounds eAe6 Maid OF
second Raoe-Rour and . half furlongs; for three.
year-oIds Fagin no pounds; Lady Lister. i05: ~.
lanta, 100: Prince John yD: ELL 90: Blue Bird g8;
Sweet Alice. 30; Beautiful Bells. 80. and Lille r. geld.
Third Raes-Fiye -eighths of a mile Irregular Ara.
pAhoe. and Indiana. 1Ob pounds each Ella, los: Alarm
Bee, Bill Barnes. Hlenmound and Jersey, lu2 each;
fleurette, 1Ol, and Morning Glory. 81.
Fourth RAce-Six and quarter furlonRs. Uncer-
tAinty, los pounds: Grand Prix and Airshaft lOo
each; Greenwich. 1o5. and Marina. ~
fifth RAcr-SiN and tall turlonEs AriloJam, l2I;
RosebeTy. Hands on. Aftermath Thorndae. anu swath,
more ID each; Bolivar III,
sixth Race-fOur and half furlongs. PsnEanes lI2;
Somerset and Iowa BOY lOT each; Lady Bei!e, lo3.
hrn s. Hemet Ballston. Al Pope. foxhill Armada
nslph. and rtolemy 20. each; Pessimist, 70: Amelia
tS; frineesS RheIda, ~.
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Other Gan mes.

PATERSON. 8: BALTIMORE, 8.
large crowd OF enthusiasts were present at Pater
yesterday and they the local team defeat tho
Batimores after a welLplayed game The score:
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CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP oFNEW YORK

The Tie Still ON between New Jersey and
Staten Island.
Tho club and individual work in the contest for the
cricket championship of New York up date il as fol-
lown:
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Fret Race-Heayy handicap sweepstakes for all
10 second and 500 to third: six furlonga
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Second Race-Bweepstakes for two-year.olds which
have not won race of the value of 81. 800 of SIS
each. with 81 900 added. OF which 5000 ond and
500 to third; winning penalties and Winning and
maiden nOMances; hve furlonKs
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Final payments on the two. three. and four
year old trotting stakes we're made July Is.
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HOT RACING ON THE HILL.
Three Favorites and Two Second Choice
Race Morner Capture Turses.


There was a large crowd at Guttenburg yes
terday. Large fields on q perfect track FUR
nished good afternoons sport Three favor
ties and two second choice horses won purses
out OF six favorites.
FIRST RACE.
fy,sc s.C9; selling W .S tgfle on Noor.ac.n
sS' i Ssss.4 Il i 81
Aunt Jane Gladiator, hsSniSaI cSsaue,t Panhsn
de- Max sDar'aous a T1S .Oi. ,Is also 'an'
Pos, D.,,inrrrE,set % sSsins, nader fS to
SsrsO, 80 e ssnS., S 80 10 Aunt
SECOND RACE
n. rr 500 :nS 81 fssr
Ann w ut. Jonesl ~ 80 :.
s&.ssd s.if sE 5n}
R5sr gel sSsdIaF Lady Mary PhaOn Come h0m'' A''
Nn"'e' AA1 A'''' my Tine nnaS .S o:tosl
Mary az to hndSo no sss"' come Hons
Elite MY u g Pha9n. 70 TO Brier sodins' 20 to
THIRD RACE
Purse $500 selling six and half fnr,onGs III. NJ
smy,.s wooassGpps, i29 ,dh s ";.,n,
aS:ssss nay Efns and ftisss %
Pos. Bet,lng-Two. to Iss.inst rireny. 2 to Mecor.
%sss ssssss
May D.. 80 to 1 Romance. 40 to Mslona. ~ to
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500; selling; one mile, n nv Nonrc-
csi s. Ssss ics kksbp,Hsay lady oy
weIsas sh S,i%1s aged III q
Ny Fsios. Lilzio M"epSa baylor. and Joe Garter
also ran. ,
ro,t on .x; Yy 1 rslSw
rem. so S to baylor t 81 to Lizzie aaeDuh.
FIFTH RACE
Purse $500. for two.yearoids: Ave furlongt e,
h. MG sh.as d ha9 RS, IS ssshBGDtSp 'oo
k s.sfsS colt e. .nd f &:,on $50 S
e hs Edi e 80 f e
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling; six furlonks
Camden stables b 6. Rear Guard. by Post Guard
Tsyors sr. " Kbattan. aged. los IT. Fynnj
1I asT KsIl Gu. f.so ana
AZrael also ran.
Post B.,,insrwe a ana ' haif 10 Tom k.. to
Rear Guard. 8to Perrisr Jouet. 10 to Khaftan ~
Fagot to AzraeL
Entries for to-day's races follow:
First n e So %n selling s IeE dR.
Wang Republic. Control. Craftsman. Propriety. 100
ssi astsh hs ia
Third Race-Five and half furlongs; selling FaEot.
Tom Karl BGhsmsn s each @ Romap Ro
voyage. Krikina. lo4 each Josie Well. lo2; Sur
mi.s ,sms ha5S sh 49, o
S. GaF M fs TX & s taaF f.. sSs '''A'
sR5 s iSs Ersa
e sssh EVE @ So E fsS1ns Jennie In
l2l each: Noekbarren. Bitten. l22 each; Eclipse.
Monican. 05: Aunt Jane. ~.
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with the Haadball Players.

The pat few DAYS have been busy In local hand
ball circles On Tuesday tho Dunno. psrs af waited
the BrooIlyn clubs court and warmed up with q
lively game IN which James. JE beat the eI.Aldsrman
four aces The pair then tackled Champion Phil Casey
allowing him He got to eighteen in nrst
game and in tho second losing the match TO
tho clever partners. who play hne combination game
Champion Casey says he struggled hard but the team
WAS much for him.
James Dunno. Jr. has gone to Northneid. Mass for
hard.earEed rest OF two three weeks He has been
close student at the Polytechnic Institute for eight
months. and = long holiday win do him world OF
good ON his return he will bs preJAred to entertain
tho proposal received from Phadepnia last week for
double single match. His par IN the event OF
y team contest will be Prof CoEginn The Philadel-
pha pair will be MeGsrs Nichols and Charles Boyle
Major John SarmGdy was in rare form, a. tho Brook
zen iSs: AMI iii cr7 LTD afp26 '0''0"'
Dan Madden brought along two unknowns to the
NsnhAttanyilie court on Monday and gave them such
an nnmercful bepting with the hard ball that they
omitted to leave their cards.
There was big muster at the hAnhattanyille court
TO see Bill CArrolrs match with Tommy Fitzpatrick
and hi Howard for So side. The partners won the
rst game while Carroll was Ieaehing seventeen but
strsigbt games and the match.
Next tuesday evening W. J. eastman and Jim oCon
nor Will play match Of best OF nvs games The M.
turs 10 irousng much local interest each OF the
players has large following
his way East TO throw down the Eauntlst to Cham
pion Phil Cassy Jones At Roby. Ind last Monday
night behind his fellow conntrymAn. Napier, durir
the lSttsTs night with Bot ne EurnA
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Wheeling Gossip.

The Manhattan Bicycle Club will hold their second
road for the Pearl Cup on July 20.
The Kings County Wheelmon arc arranging to hold q
picnic to Lake Success next month
medal will be presented to the member OF the
GTamercy Wheelmsn attending the most club rum
during the season.
William +. Murphy rode mile against time In min
utes 2b seconds on tho new Quarter.mile track n,
Eastern Park on Thursday.
S. Wallis Merrihew has resigned as onicial handicap
Der of District No. Of tho l. A. W. Mr.. Merrh
signed mis- position in tho League accept the once
Of Handicapped OF the n. q. A
Nrw BRUNSWICK juno 30-Antonio Evans OF the New
Brunswick Bicycle Club yesterday established w
record for tho longest bicycle in
hours He covered go miles beating the best
record OF 2oS miles. made by T. L. c. Martin OF Plain
held.
organized a new club called tho Hillside wheslme n
with the folio wing officers: President. Smith: Vice
President. A. Seigpund; Secretary. n. Pickenbach:
Treasurer Joseph Wilson: Captain. Thomas Carroll:
Lieutenants. Henry Zahn and q. schwoersr; Color
Bearer. W. smith
PoRr JERvIs June pa case of interest to wheel
and bicycle riders was tried to-day In the supre
Court Mt Goshen. Orange county before Judge Cullen
and Jury. The action wss brought BY a resident OF
ages Tor personal injuries received from being
down by safety bicycle sidewalk In this village.
At the time the injury was received there was VII
lage ordinance forbdding the Of the sidewalk by
bicycles. Tho action was based the law OF tho ROAD
and the right OF to the use Of
OF the road did apply and that beySlst had more
right his machine \ sidewalk than a person
diet IN favor OF the plslntin for 500.
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Tho Talent Hit Hard at Gloucester.

GLoucKsrER June 3oThe talent got the worst OF the
argument here to-day. only two favorites breaking
through Summaries: 80
First Race-five tnronss Irregular. 1o2. 10 to
Apollo. lo7. TO 2 (Kuchen). third. Time. :o5
second Race-Fivo furlOngs. Lady Lister 1Q5 10 TO
(RossL won: Some More. 100. 10 to ~. MurphvL
second: Traverse ITO. 10 to tDenman third. fimo.
Third Race-One mile. Lucky Clover. Jos. to wv.
Morais). won: Wallace G.. lO6. TO McCauleyE sec.
ond; National. ITO. 10 to l (Waacel third Time.
Fourth Race-ssven furlonRs Fernwood. 1o4. +to1
a. Lews) won: KNAPP, TO-. even (Yetterl second;
br!zze liz SO tMyifickl third IT TIM :s4
tCorb!eyl won: Downcast 1O1 TO !WalaceI sec
ond Pagan lo7 20 to tHankins). third; Time o:55.
sixth RAce-Six and half furlOngs Prince Edward.
@ ..sdnd J sen ss N third
Entries for Saturdays races,
Airshaft 100; Marty b. lo4: Cutalong. los: Pluto Ed
McGinnis. Idea, and Ed ward r.. 100.
second Rnce.Fiye eighthsof mile ,or thTe s
Forest Gertrude c9lt. lol: Robin Hood and Ell W:
Ia Juive lly. 4G: Iilhe r. Reldng and Devisee 90;
Miss Ella some More. and Olga. 20
F. Dec and Mucage, 40: Prince Peyton. 100: Ralph.
Baby frankie Lucy. Grafton Boy and Fassett lus:
Fieurette, IOI: Morning Glory. 81.
drew nf d. ioH Van war io. Ny Graft Charles Reed
r X. Fox. wahoo and Lee s.. 1oo Absconder aud
Walter Campbell, %
Firth Rnee.six and quarter furlongs; Uncertainty
Bogarra. lo5: Tioga. Lockspur and Jim Dunn: i04:
Luray and Lost Star. lo3 Mayor and Alright. 1o2:
Marina. lol; Maggie Hunter date Marvep. 90: Roman.
Sixth Race-one and a, quarter miles. over I'VE
1877: Flaco. King solomon. Al Pope, and Cerebus 1875
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Bob Fitzsimmonss refusal to meet Choyinski has
subjected the middle weight champion to severe
The opinion prevails among tho wiseacres of
puglism that Ftz is afraid OF the young Hebrew and
will not fight him at any odds Fitz claims that he
they haven't seen HIM as yet over , there
of drtso. the champion feather weight OF Austraia.
%Da 9' @ to s
ahundrea.rornd contest ,r..
the myers Of his right hand in his recent battle with
Len !: match NJ Nth Kid Hos.n
sossa $ Ssa SrIssa: +. Enslissmsa win, GS
0G 4S% any Rsy % Spider want. to r..r
M %Ih suss :: DS
Eys 9r sxS 'm s RS n" bantam weight told sr,
iaha inside q month i he sanns. e. on hsat
q Mint Billy op,.n
.s s ( s g is
sGGs n s.sas 10 nsA'
III. VIII Il. AND Ii. Il
are now on the hunt for suitable quarter.
i.s s:;T::s
nelles manager The latter oisr. challenge to match
ai poaaa $50
DANIEL ,son Boy fssrht 81 sSs aTa
fornia 4. G. in 1889. jackson won In twenty.rOur
The following cable received At the Police Ga,ea.
tosnos Suae soaJact MsAul,se has received
Athletic Club OF Chicago have offered purse Of E3 600
.,S e 6sslx.
called at sporting office today and accepted the
offer want Dominick Z. OMaley, the President OF
the COLUMBIA Club g forward articles sisnsd by Car
roll hight for $4,000 at 1873 or 1856 pounds the
new Gg,tts belt and light wsght championship
ing sent to Chicago; "Jask MsAalias cables from
roll for tn: 900 purse you oiser He stPulstss
belt and light weight championship of the world and
desires articles forwarded 10 Richard X. Fox care
Sp ,fHg L.Jr. LUndon."
Ga=,a, oi,ce; "LoNnoS June 80 ccbsIey Mitchell has
Of the Colrmbian Athlete club OF Chicago stating TINT
Mitchell TO night Corbett under Their auspices and
ing urgent reply. Mitchell has notified OMalley
that ths oher pelf.cty satisfactory and that he
once send on articles signed by corbett and he will
sign them. Mitchell! says any time in December will
suit him for tho contest"
JACKSON. Mich, June 3O-oeorRe La Blanche, "The
Marine" and Bob Manning OF buffalo signed srticlos
here last evening for nfteenround 20 with regulation
gIovak La Blanche agrees 10 stop Manning. and in
eepts will 20 TO Manning Itwill come on July /.
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CUPREME CoURT.-In the matter of the application
- OF the board or Education. by the Counsel the
Corporation Of the CITY Of New York relative aequi
ing title by tho Mayor Adermsn. and Commonalty Of
RIvINGTON STREETS in the ID Ward Of SAID
city duly selected and approved by said Board site
visions Of CHAPTER 1871 OF the 1888 as amended
by chapter 10 of the Laws of 1890
tho hbove'entted matter appointed pursuant to the
PROVISIONS OF chapter l3l OF the Laws OF 1898 az
amended by chapter 80 OF the Laws OF 1890 hereby
give notice tn the owner or owners lessee lessess
parties and persons respectively entitled nsr.
ested IN the lands, tenements. hereditam enis and
premises title to which ~ sought to be this
wits
First-That We have completed our estimate of the
loss and damage 70 the Iespective owners. lessees
parties and persons interested in the pre- ses
affected by this proceeding or having any interest
therein ana have Med true report or Transcript Of
Such estimate in the office of tile Board OF
for the inspection OF whOmsoever u may concern
stcOndThAt all parties persons whose rights may
be Affected by the said estimate and may object 10
aI.r the nrst pGbnca'on OF his notice lille their OBJ
JeetI0ns 10 snrh estmate III writing. with at our
once room NO ~. on the third hoor OF tho Stewart
by section or chapter iDI Of the Laws Of isss az
amended by chapter IS OF the Laws 1890: and that
we tho said Commissioners Will hear parties so oh
a: o,eIook IN the forenoon. and upon such subss
qusnt days as may be found necessary.
suprsm. Court OF tEs sats Of New Sets az snes
Term thereof TO Ie held at the Chambers inI he Gov
Court House in the city Of New York on tie Path
and hat then and there thereafter as con
sci can be heard thereon motion will be made n
The said report be confirmed
Dated New York. j. inc goth. lSp3
CHARLEs CouDERr
VICTOR ]. DoWLISo
HENRY B. TwoMBLY. Clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-01

He Snys that tho Leading American Cyclers
Can Beat tho English Cracks.

ho SuyD Snot THO AeouIo8 American Syclefo
Can Beat tho English Cracks.
Walter Sanger. the Milwaukee bicyclist who went to
England last month to compete in tho important
events in Europe. returned home yesterday on tho
Germanc. Sanger was met by party Of friends. and
he stated that his trip was very successful one.
Sanger rode his hrst race at Brussels and won tho
Kings Cup. lie started in six races in England and
three lie defeated Harris and other noted riders
in the mile pionship OF the n. U. This
the only Championship event In which he competed
While In England he rode quarter mile. flying start
in the record time OF seconds and lowered tho
one-mile English record OF minutes IL 3-5 seconds
held by Harris to minutes 10 2.5 seconds
In speaking of Zimmerman. Sanger thinks that tho
American champion received unjust treatment at the
hands OF the n. @ U. No question was raised about
his standing. and ho secured license to
upon presentation of his credentials from the 1.
A. W. When asked II he would race for cash prizes
Sanger replied that 1t was his intention to at the
j. W. meet in hicaRo IN August, but after that no
did not know what he would do. He thinks that Har
Ys the English crack cannot defeat any OF the lead
ing American racers or Meintjes tho South African
sanger says that he Is tho fastest rider in Eng
land at the present time
J. W Schoheld the English racer who. II was
ported TO accompany Sanger to this country and
lake license IN the Cash Prize League. Will not
come until later in the season.