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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-06-22

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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-06-22

In q certain
bright street fel
cident may be tan
bids fair to develd
the patriotic senti1
American citizen,
A gentleman annorl
ton of delivering anl
political reform in the N
of the mission, partic
orderly district. He and
were informed on good !;
that if the speech were mS
speaker would be pelted with
eggs.
1t seemed that the proposed
dress, which, it had been belle
would exert an Important intiuei
must be given up. A small boy 1
tween whom and the speaker
friendship mad developed at the mis-
sion, solved the difficulty by an il
genions expedient-
81 tell you what to do" said hi
Hang the American flag back of tn
platform, and you stand before tn
flag. The roughs won't throw egg
at Stars and Stripes. Youth
Companion.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-06-22

Very suddenly, with an upward
spirit, as if weary Gifts plaything,
the fountain seemed to fling me from
it's summit clear out into the air.
The height was so feet; | tell re-
volving like il wheel. Had the foun-
tain cast me off at the first instant |
must infallibly have been dashed to
pieces on the margin of the shaft.
But the crater had had time to fill
with water, which at the point at
which / fell was now at least ten feet
in depth. Into this / came down,
luckily feet first, with a force which
drove me violently against the bot
tom. But the water broke my fall
Faint, gasping, but uninjured, |
came to the surface, and eNerted
my remaining strength to strike out
for the brink.
But even vet my danger was not
over; indeed, as it happened was
only just in time. Even asI was
about to seize the nearestE5 pro-
lection OF. the margin, ting Itain
FELL moment sooner, ana thinal
could have prevented me from beinI
sucked into the chasm with the ru
of water. ] felt the current seize o
drag me backward With q com
sive effort put forth all my EN-
to reach the peak; my fingers t9
ed it-clutching it; drew mYsd
high and dry, and. falling
length upon the brink, l L
there for a long time witho|
or motion.
: When at last / was ST
weak and shaking. 1t was
tottering steps of an old n
The sun., 1894-08-17
The End or the Flushing Jockey Clubs
Meeting.

The Flushing Jockey Club wound up its racing yes
teriay. and to-day the whitestons Jockey Club viii,
take possession OF the Murray Hlli track Teller the
jockey who was thrown on Wednesday was able to
be about but could ride Quinn stll In the hos
pital srecovery doubtful. Summaries OF the
yesterday:
Jos johnson, 10 won; Samaritan, l05 Donoyanl.
Time, l'l4, Her ules and Red Cross also ran.
Second Racs-Selling: four and half furlongs.
HymRn, lO7 (Panseyl 10 5, won; Blackburn, lO7
curnin to l. second Western Star, 100 strait. 5
Congress- and Jim Mclaughlin also ran
Third Race-owners, Handcapi six and half fur
Lowell. 90 Rocksl to l. second; Lou Rhett, SO fAI-
fordl, 10 l., third. Time, l:2Ik Fox Glove and
LumheTnan also ran.
Fourth Kace--Tw o year.olis; selling; four and a
half fuTlongs. Arundel 100 Johnson, even, woni
cashmere. IS Cnerwick, to 5, second, steve l., OK
Ilith Race Selling nvs flrlongs. Circular, ITO
kelly, TO 8, won: Romance, les lAlfordl 10 TO l,
lOOI. Montpelier. KelturnO, Count dudley. Equator
aud Arab Pasha also ran.
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oaLrooG. Fast Mile In . Drive.

CHICAGO Aug. lo.-This was the nvenest day of the
New Harlem meeting. Two handcsps were the
features, one for twoyearolds at six furlongs and
the other owners handicap at one mile. oakwood
won the mile handicap IN the hottest kind Of drive,
by scant half length Ida Pckwck the fav orite
and senator irby second choice. The siI.furlong
handicap was the best betting OF the day Monte
rry was first by open length. lnstallator beat
Rlsper the same distance for the place. Summaries:
First Race-Threcq quarters OF n mila Alto June, 90
(GrahamJ 10 to l. won; Florence Dickey, 30 CCassn,
10 to second; Danton, W (E. jones', to 5, third
Time 1884.
llS tNadsun to ], won; lnstallator, Ill (Blay.
lock-, 40 ], second: Rasper ll7 (ThorpeJ 3 To J..
third Time, lEllA.
Third Race-SelIlnc; one mile and twenty yards
Chiswsll, Ill (ThOrpe). to |, won; Wolsey, lOl
uelEhl, 10 second; Penny Royal los lcarrj. 10 70
Fourth eons mile. oakwood 100 E. Taylor,
to .. wun Ida PiCkwick, l2 (R Williams), to 3,
s,econd; senator Irby. lO1 Leish). to l. third.
Fifth race-Five-eghths of a mile. Ia Ta, I0s
Fshcrl, even, won; Dora Wood, los tShelds), IL TO
., secunl Lily Of the West los tThorpel. 20 to J.,
third. Time, l;OlN.
sixth race, Selling; one mile and twenty yards
Elmer T., " tMacklinl, TO l, won; Leyena G., lo7
(CarrOlD. o to 2, second; Mountain quail, l06 (ts
Jones'. vto l. third. Time. i4SI1
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Athletic Contests by MoonIight.

AkOSrcLAR, Aug. 1o.-The third athletic contest OF
the Montclair A c. was held tonight by moonlight.
The club house and grounds beautifully nlu-
minated with coored lanternA The results;
Running High Jump-won by Williams, inches, 3
Lloyd, inches third, feet inch.
seventy .nve.y ard Dash-Ftnal Heat: Won by Ken
nedy, Clark second, Miller third. Time, 35 seconds
Running Broad Jump-Non by Harrison, . inches,
with 10 feet inches; Kennedy scratch, second, Is
feet ga inches; Williams inches, thlrd II feet 10
inches.
One.hundred. a nd, twenty.yard Hurdle Race-Final
heat: Won by Koepler. Spencer second, Clark third.
Time, II 2.5 seconds.
Pole vsult-won by Spencer. scratch. feet; Keep
Ter, inches, second.
Quarter mile Run-won by Miller, scratch; Ken
nedy scratch, second Spencer 90 yards third. Time.
~ seconds.
Putting the l8pound Shot--won by Kennedy. 8
81 feet iOs Inches Miller feet third 81 feet inch
The sun., 1894-08-17
Entries for Parkway.

The following programme is offered for Park
way to-day!
First Race-For twoyearolds; nve furlongs. Rose
OF Arizona y, 100; Emulate nlly, ll0; Judge Glear
sOn 1905 Susie L.. ITO; Tytura, 100; Fritz, 100; Boon.
ton, 10.
Second Race-selllng; six furlongs. Refraction
geldng, i02i Montlece, VS. Tomshswk, 1oei ST. Lau-
rent 1906 Wlst lOpi Belwuod, lO6; Wang, liz; Frank
H. Harf 10B; Sarcasm, 102! The Joker, %; Goriana,
100; Bolivar "; Avon, lO5; Aleppo, lO..
Third Rlce-Handicsp for ponies; half mile. Miss
Clay TO; Brut Extra, fl0 Galuvsnt 1885, Miss Marie.
lgU; Jennie T., 100: Comanche, 1BO.
Fourth RAce-owners' Handicap; one mile. Aloha.
90; Panway f2; Billy Bog, so Carnate, 80; Pantata.
65i Annie Bishop, W.
Fifth Race,seilins; SIX furlongs Glenall los;
son. 100; Padre, Ill, Sea Bird l05; Adjourn, lO3;
Lake ll0i Third Cousin T.. 10Y; Even weight 1Oo;
Blackjack los.
siyth Race-Purss $3.50 for three.year.olds and up
ward; nve furlongs Entries close ats p NJ to-day.
The sun., 1894-08-17
Firemen OF Long Island Hav. sport.

There was an abundance NJ red shirts at Washing
ton Park Winfield l.. l.. yesterday on the orcason Of
the annual festival aud gaines OF the Pioneer Hook
ami Ladder Company OF WINFIELD. Foreman Martin
keese OF Masprth aud the hrcmen OF the hose and
engine companies Of adjoining towns attended the
analr, which furnished plenty of sport. Money
prizes given. The results:
Northumberland Dash. open. Scratch Final heat:
Won by Henry Smith. CorOnH John @. BOering. Win
field 4. G., second; James Grant, Maspeth, third.
Time. Isl seconds -
Quarter uile Eun Open, Scratch Final heat: Won
by Henry Nupriug
Halfmile Hun. open, Scratch-Won by John J.
o'Brien, hrooklyn A. C.; Louis G wilson Winfield 4
C., second: Harry r. Purdy, Winneld A. C., third
Time, = minutes 2gii seconds.
Egg and Iadle Contest 200 Yards Scratch-WOn by
Henry l.. Purdy, Winfield A. G., James q. Grant,
Corona, second; William II. Hunt, Sewtown A. c.,
third. Time, An seconds.
Creased Pig Cbase-won by Henry Cloonan, Win
field; James Grant second, william f. Arden Brook.
yn, third.
Onemile Run. open-Won by George Brown Brook.
lyn A. e.: James u. Grant second, William II. Hunt
third. Time, minutes 2iA seconds.
Twohundred yard Dash, Consolation, Scratch-Won
by Charles O. Poodqueen, Newtown A. G, Gilbert J.
barnes, Corona A. c., second; Henry J. Weyman Mas.
peth A. c., third. Time, 38}a seconds.
The sun., 1894-08-17

day next Mr.. Beard TO ride Primus, while " Mr..
Temple" will have the mount on Yumuri. T.
landing four winners.
+. s, Van Name sold Aloha, the winner Of the
second race, to Mr.. +. Beard. Summaries follow;
FIRST RACE.
Purse 5000 OF which ESQ TO second and els 20 third
pn M spss os.s Sss 81 Gss Rsy@n or
Vsleris iii W. shiedsj ~
R5sssSys GR rgH;,fe . ISS gsCgTSsR C
Ten Up wentworth, and Contralto colt also ran.
sct,!ns,E1-. 70 d%s oR Sodsn sG VALLEY y ,s.,n.,
Wentworth, 80 to Coutrslto colt
SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000 Of which s95 TO second and els 20 third
for three-yearods aud upward; selling allowances;
3 5. Van names br. ~ Aloha. aged, BY imp. St =,
W ffbes h. Wst iii
Chas. Mayos b. g. Chauncey, 5, l0e (Coe).........
Jlt and Blackjack also ran.
Bettne-Ten to seven mot on Aloha to wist, tto /
Chauncey, l2 TO Jilt, 80 to 1 Blackjack.
THIRD RACE.
Purse SIO0, Of which $40 to second; handicap for
Philip 6aiy, jrs b. i, Elkwood, 4 by Teiemschu,-
AftSSr eS White. ley sh m. O. Iio unnji.
Henry Grsham's ch. dam zelta 3, i25 CNeumeyer).
Time, ii09.
h6ns to 2ss S StSfsns r0''
FOURTH RACE.
Purse 5000, Of which t35 to second and to third
for four.year-olds and upwardi selling Allowances
george Quantrell's b. m. Alva, 4. by Kyre DAILY,
P McHScy's 6r. m. Maggie Richards; .. loo wv. Nc.
r. if IT, Rysns 5. H. GaFnaliie. l. 100 coisj.;
oxford Silver Queen, Bright Eyes, and Lalah also
ran.
Time, :06
Betting Nine TO against Lallah, 10 Carnhlite,
to silver Queen, 70 Alva, 10 20 each Oxford
and Bright Eyes, 40 to Maggie Richards
FIFTH RACE.
Purse 5000 Of which t95 TO second and els TO third
for fouryenr-Ulds aud upwardi selling Allowances
nye furlOngt.
II. T. B9ody,s b. m. Yumuri, 4. by Hllarity-Lucy
Joseph McCfain b. q Frankie b. 8, lis tPaeetj 49,.
G. Films b. h. Blue BIRD T. ll6 ~. Morganl l..,,...Y
Bob sutherland. olivia and Mullet also ran.
Time l.OIh.
salvinia left at post.
Betting-Nne 10 8 against Bob Sutherland, 2 to
Blue BIRD, B to Yumur to / Olivia, to Mullet,
TO FRANKIE b.. 20 to SalvinA.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse 5000 Of which sl5 to second and Ell to third
for two year Olds; selling allowances four and hall
furlongS
J. Dowd's ch. f. Susie r., by Egmont-olio, li5 IT.
L. Eppingers ch. e Cremona 100 tshcedyj ..,.......
II. GerhArys b. " Trifacia, lO8 Corbleyl ,......,
Iweededun, Cproar nlly Chink, and Turett also
Betting-Two to against Susie r., 3 10 2 Tweedle-
dun, to Trfacial 2 TO Crcmona, 10 To Cproar
nly, 10 to Turett, 80 to Chink.
The sun., 1894-08-17
Games or tho Third Avenue Railroad Em
ployees.

The NTH annual picnic and games OF the Third
Avenue Railroad Employees Mutual Relief Associa-
ton took place at suffers Harlem River Park yester
day afternoon. The programme was large one. and
all the events closely contested. The feature Of
the day the ofwar contest between the teams
OF the Tenth avenue station and Bayard street Sum-
mares:
Halfmile Run Scratch-Final heat: Won by J. Nc.
Henry; J. Lane second. ]. Crowley third. Time, o
minutes.
One.hundred.yard Dash, Scratch-F1nai heat; Won
by Z. Thortensen; j. Barry second. 7. Quinn third.
Time, 10 10 seconds.
Two-hun dred and twenty.yard Dash, scratch-won
BY J. Coyle; L. McAndrsws second. i. Bell third.
Time. 23 seconds
Twohundred- and twenty Yard Three-lessed RAGE,
Srratch-Won by j. Wright and T. FlemminR; II. Nc.
Neil and +. McAndrews second. J. Lane and J. Barry
third. Time not taken.
Twomiie bicycle Race, scratch-won by L. Mus
tard: W. Smith second, Time not taken.
one. hundred. yard Sack Race, SCratch-Won by J..
Mcneil; J. CarinOdy second c. Thortensen third
Fourhundr forty yard Wheelbarrow Race,
scratch-won by j. hcNell T. McAndrews second,
c. Thortensen, third.
Tug OF war-won by Y. Crowley. n. Driscoll. J..
W. Smith, and j. 1usthades OF the Tenth sta
ton by half an inch.
The sun., 1894-08-17
Football at Eastern Park.

The professional football concern will show the
style OF game that will be provided Its patrons when
October and opens up the professional season
by having exhibition game played at Eastern Park
tomorrow afternoon when the baseball game il
The Unions Of Kearney Will play the following picked
team Of Brooklynites; Goal, Garvin; backs shoch.
the Brooklyn Baseball club utility man, and NJ Flynn;
half backs Winters, Stuhbs and GoreNin; right for
wards, Gammell aud Cooper; centre, owen Connolly
left forwards, Mcconnell and Mctiee; substitutes,
Patrick, Cutler, and fOz. Patrons OF the baseball
witness the football contest free OF charge
William Young NJ the lOngfellOw Football Club Of
Brooklyn has been engaged by President Byrne 70
the team that the Brooklyn Club viii place
III the held.
The sun., 1894-08-17
TOD SLOANE RIDES FOUR RIN-
NERS.
Another Match Race Bstwssn PrImus and
YumurI.

The going at Parkway yesterday was very
heavy, and the time in the various races was
slow in the extreme. II was a great mistake To
tear up the track as was done last week, and the
management should spare no pains TO put it in
good shape again II was almost impossible 20
get the horses 10 take the deep going next the
raj, and the result MAS that at the turns the
nelds ran wide.
The crowd was again large yesterday, and the
racing, apart from the slow time, was fairly
good, although there were no close or exciting
finishes. -Four fAVorttes got the money, the
other two races going 70 nberally backed horses
az good odds ElkwOOd, with Garrison up, won
the handicap for GallOwAys In hollow style.
fumqrL who was defeated BY Primus in the
match race on Tuesday last turned the tables
favorite, and won In gallop BY four lengths.
sutherland running unplaced. Golden Valley,
ners
The management announce another match be-
tween Primus and fumurL " be run on Tues-
The sun., 1894-08-17
JOE PArCHEN BEATS RUBENsTEIy
In the Fastest tn rec Heat Rsee Orthe Year
Nellie A. 81, 900 Futurity.

TERRE HAUTE, Aug. l6.-The 2:2O pace for
$4,000 purse promised well to-day, and the pre-
diction was not amiss. Three Western PAGERS
met for the first time, Rubenstein. 2:09L4; Joe
Patchen, 2:O0ll, and Colerldge, 2:l14, besides
four other fleet ones. Rubenstein was
q slight favorite over Joe Patchen in
the pools. In the final heat Rubenstein
led at the quarter in 3l9l seconds and was in
front at the half Joe Patchen then commenced
to creep up and at the three-quarters the two
were Tapped. At the turn for home Joe Patchen
had half length the advantage. On they came
like a whirlwind, Joe Patchen shooting first
under the wire in . :OBl4. The only horse in sight
at the turn was T. y. Il. The red flag fell before
four PAGERS. The fractions OF this mile were
l;03A, O;3lA, :35, and 2:O6A. In the second
heat only Rubenstein. Joe Patchen, and T. y. b.
were eligible To start. Rubenstein went away in
the lead. but Joe Patchen was after him. At
three-quarters they were again Tapped, and down
the backstretch they struggled. Laird swung
the whip over the bay horse, but Patchen
crept ahead inch by inch and passed
under the wire length ahead in 2:OU
amid wild cheering. Ia he third heat Jack Curry
set out to hold the pole, but he had to drive for
IL. From the three-cighths "a the ssyen-eighths
great rivals. ON the back stretch Rubenstein's
handsome head could be srru In front no longer.
slackened up, and the mile was done in ?:OOli.
II was the fastest three-heat race of the season.
The Sl4,O0O Euturity, for three-year-Olds, had
a great field. IL took six heats % decide the
race, and the three flyers that won heats had 10
reduce their marks. Nellie A. and AXinite sold
as fayorites. Celaya took the first two heats.
Then the great Nellie A. moved up and won
heat; Then Axinite stepped in and won from
Nellie A. in the most exciting finish OF the day.
Nellie A. came back with heat, and followed
IT up by winning the last heat and the race,
ANlnite being her chief rival
Expressive, the Electioneer flly. was easily
the speediest OF the three-y trOtters, and
Directly, the black son Of Direct, had No trouble
n winning h. TyNn-VaaF-pll .Iphn n
GENTRY, the Missouri PAGER, won the 2:lO class
as he pleased. Summaries:
The sun., 1894-08-17
CapIto,s Defeat the shamroeks.

OGDENsBURG, Aug. l6.-The famous lacrosse
teams, the CapitolS of Ottawa and the Sham
rocks Of Montreal, played here to-day, the
former winning BY score Of to l. The first
and second games were won by the Capitols in
. and minutes respectively, the third by
the ShamroCks in minutes and 80 seconds.
the fourth, fifth, and sixth by the CapitOls in 20
and % minutes respectively.
The Capitols played their regular team, while
the Shamrocks played five regulars and seven
juniors; The latter team were on the defensive
from the start. The play slow and u ma
jority OF the Canadian contingent was much
disappointed. More than hve hundred persons
witnessed the contest.
The sun., 1894-08-17
%. L. -, lime: :s69., E5Sy 2'se
Harness Winners at KIagstOa.

kISgsToS, Aug l6,-Ths Totting meeting at the
Brodhead Driving Park, New Patz, closed To- day with
three events. The 20 tTot by Harry O.,
owned BY J H. Robinson of Manchester Bridge, \; 1.
and the nfth heat IN 2,25. Claytna won the second
heat IN Sess and the thlrd IN x45s.
kanaas " likes owned BY Wood Wilkes of Chester,
\ a.. non ne threemInute uOt IN straight heats
Time ,33, iN, . SO,
There were twelve starters IN the ~ troL William
Arthur owned by Drank Howell 10 POaghkrepsie, won
the second, third aud fourth heat In ssi 80 and
3tis. John Thomas, owned bN Peter Nance % New
York Wol the urst Leal ~ jy aud captured second
money.
The sun., 1894-08-17
SECOND GANE-PETRoFF.
NOTES ny GUNsBERG,

tal Some German analysts are OF the opinion that
the best move for black Is q. Qkt-B3.
tbl We do not like this move, and prefer XIX 8.
icl This turned out 10 be a very useful move
tdJ A rash move hardly warranted by the position.
ieJ This only strengthens whites game.
~ The position arrived has a good deal In com
mon with the queens side game, where black adopts
the defence OF b 4, thersby allowing white TO make
could NOD have played Il. F-QR4 on account OF the
TcJOlnder, X \ b.
90 These very clever taetics white would gain
IN position by an exchange OF pieces, which ma
nu-uvre would bring the rOOk into play.
(hl Probably oversight; but he hardly had a
good move IL Kt Kt, ~. LIT Kt and the black X Il
threatened with 20 without having good square
10 go
(D II was . choice OF evils.
" White finishes an exceedingly well played game
tk1 II Kt-Kt white mates in three moves
The sun., 1894-08-17
Play In the waverly Tenni. Tourney

Play was resumed in the annual handicap tourna.
ment OF the waverly Tennis Association yesterday on
the Lafayette avenue courts, Brooklyn. Some nns
tennis was keenly enjoyed by a large attendance.
Summaries:
Gentlemen's slngles-Second round: George II. Web
ster scratch defeated Henry J. Newman, thirty 60
al; J. II. Lewis, half thirty, defeated Andrew H.
Panlson, half !hrty, G.t -, B-4; Richard v, New
man, scratch, defeated Edwin r. Graham, half nfteen
80 4-b, d4; Bennett W. Sordham, thirty, defeated
Carl J. segel half thirty, 81 Al. Semi ANAL round
George H. Webster scratch. defeated John II. Lewis,
80 10, 81; Richard v, Newman scratch, defeated
Bennett W, NOrdlam, 81, As, 81.
The sun., 1894-08-17

novel accommodation for wheelmen has been ar,
ranged by the Kings County "L" road. For the cor.
venieRcs OF eyelers who desire TO use the macAda.
mizsd roads In queens county special car for trans
porting bicycles will he from the Franklin and
NOstTaud stations the city line on Satur-
days SUNDAYS, and holidays, beginning tomorrow.
Wheels VIII he checked, and charge OF Ten cents will
he made Tor each trip In direction. Time tables
have been placed in all the stations OF the road.
The sun., 1894-08-17
014zNNu5f@
SIX STORES

BROOKLYN STORES
NEW YORK STORES. Broadway and Bedford ave-.
Fulton 81 and Flatbush ave,
Broad dSAy, cor. 3lst st. Atlantic and Vermont ayes
and and
Sd ave. and 1881 ST. GreenpolnI 4 Manhattan aves
You ought to know of the sale
of Neckwear at 35c. g for $l.OO),
which is the feature of our Broad
way and 3lst st. store this week.
If you'll take a look at the win
dows you'll recognize the same
scarfs you've been in the habit OF
paying soc. and even a dollar for.
Special Sale Of Suspenders, too,
at SlO0
The sun., 1894-08-17
a Football League OF n. NJ. 4. AS In Con-
ueetlcuI

NEW HAVEN. Aug. ia movement Is being planned
To form league OF football clubs representing the
NJ O. As OF the leading cities of the State. The local
IN. c. A. has taken the initiative In the matter 1t
port MeTidsn, and possibly New Britain, New London
and Norwich viii enter the proposed league. A meet
Ing, To he held In this city, viii he called 10 take den
mite action In the matter, Yale cOacheFs will be pro-
NIdgd for the various Trans
The sun., 1894-08-17
FOURTH RouSp-vIESSA OPENING.
TARRISCH,S CLEVER TACTICS.
How waIbrodt Was Defeated In the Second
Game for the German Championship.

In the second game of the chess match between
DR.. Tsrrasch and walbrodt the latter adopted
the Petroff. the famous Russian defence. His
adversary, however, never gave him the least
chance. After Tarrasch had succeeded in weak
ening walbrodt's queen side white established
. really fine position. Finally, Walbrodt made
a mistake and on his thirty-third move re-
signed. The score:
The sun., 1894-08-17
Good Work in tn. BlllIara Match.

"Old Comanche" sexton had no trouble in holding
his last night in his match with Randolph Helser
at Maurice DAILY new academy lie made ESQ points
To Hosers ia. He duplicated his own highest run in
the match, 81 points, averaging 1921. Heiser Ay-
eraged . 2I-50. The total scores are now. sexton.
1000; AelscT, bO2. seNtoAs lead Is 9S points.
The sun., 1894-08-17
Road Fixtures forI the Manhattan Bieyei.
Club.

Capt staubach OF the Manhattan Bicycle Club has
arranged his fall schedule of and for his
club series OF three handicap road events for tho
Prial Oatman, and Stewart prizes will be held. on
Aug. 25 there will be ive-mile handicap race. ON
Sept ten-mils handicap race will lie decided. and
on Sept. 22 nfIeenmile race will take place. All
these events will be held the Elizabeth Railway
course. The club have abandoned the idea of having
nfty,mlle road The club runs for August and
September viii be- as follows: Aug IS Greenwood
Lake; Aug ~, Tuxedo and surcrn,; Aug. 2h, Grant
Cty; Sept ., Rath Beach sept. a. Bedeu Point, sept.
10. Freeport sept 2J, New brunswick.
The sun., 1894-08-17
SAMMY Kelly WIN Fight Bob Cunningham.

Sammy Kelly, the eK-amateur bantam, wishes TO get
down to business and who Is tho best man as far
as himself and Bob Cunningham is concerned Sammy
called at The suS ONCE night and said that he
would meet Cunningham or his Representatives at
THE Sun once on Monday night next at about $3.50
o'clock. Kelly VIII then bs prepared 20 have talk
with cunningham and complete arrangements for
contest. Kelly hopes Cunningham win be on deck
eager 10 bring about a meeting.
The sun., 1894-08-17

LoNDON. Aug. lB.-ATthur zimmerman won
the International hye-mile race al Leicester To
day in ll:jl - Baker Was second and I'd
Wards Sas third