Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-24

Second-One mile and a sixteenth. Leh-
man won: Victortosas, second: John Cooper,
third. Time, Las. IA.
Third-Five furtonts and half. Necedah
won; Rossmar, second; Picaroon. third.
Fourth Selling; one mile. Ducat won;
Figaro. second; Selma D.. third. Time.
Fifth-seven fnflongs. Promenade won;
Miss LIS Dixie second; Leonardo. third. Time,
sl1th-six furlopsGg! Elise won; Nick. Sec
Newport Tennis Tournament.
The second round Of the national tennis
tournament was played at the Casino at
Newport yesterday, with the following re-
suits:
Ga. 6-2.
J. B. Read beat c. cragen s-a g. SO 60.
Hobart beat Foote 20. g.. 81. 40 &c.
Sssa osas Hosey s-s e.. g. - 60.
". Miller beat c. u. Sands 6-1, 6-3. 81.
Chace beat A. L. Wilson CO. 81, 60.
Dfrectum Fails to Break the Record.
In his exhibition mile at Chicago yester-
day Directum did no better than 210 IL,
yet the track and the weather were the
best for record breaking of the week. 1t
was warmer and the wind was light. The
chief feature was the victory of John r..
Gentry In the LOS pace In straight heats.
The time was the fastest Of the meeting
2.0 IA 2.07 L. 2.0S.
Today the great attraction is the match
between Robert J..2,O4 Ia, and Joe Patchen.
Jockey Lamley's Suit for salary.
Justice Beach Of the supreme court has
appointed William Lamley guardian Of his
son, Jockey James Lamley, in order to
bring an action against VIM. C. DAILY. the
turfman, to recover s15.015 for jockey serv-
ices from January, 1857, to last February.
The boy was apprenticed to DAILY years ago.
and last year ran away because of the lat
ter's alleged Ill treatment. Lamley. who Is
now eighteen years old. tried to get a IL
cense from the board of control but they
refused. and he was unable to ride this sea-
son. They declined to issue a license until
Daily had violated the articles of appren-
ticeship.
Races at the LOudOun Fair.
The races at the Loucoun fair at Lees
burg. Va, yesterday were as follows:
First race running. for county horses-H
X. Dulanty's Tom c. won; b. F. Safer S
Thistle second. L. Mutterbacks Entry
third.
Second race. running--H. r, Dulaney's
King Hazen won; +. Mntterback's Why
Not second, j. J. Roche's Confidence third.
Third race, consolation, mile dash-John
Roches Maiden of Screen won; ii. X. Du-
laneys Chevy Chase second, H. Lewis
Donley third.
Dixon and Marshall Matched.
Jerry Marshall, who claims to be the
feather-weight champion of Australia, and
George D,Aon have been matched to fight
at 119 pounds for $500 and the Gather
weight championship of the world. Tom
-tt,ap ted
while Mike Haley. on behalf of Marshall.
has deposited like sum. No special date
for the contest waBT agreed upon, but both
sides consented 10 asree to any reasonable
purse Offered by the Olympic Club of New
Orleans. or the Seaside Athletic Club Of
Coney Island
Alexandria Beats Fredericksburg.
A match game of base ball played at
Fredericksburg. Va. yesterday on the fair
grounds between Old Dominion of Alex
andria and the kredt ricksburg team of that
city resulted mia score of to 2 in favor
of the Old Dominion. Batteries, Lathrop
| and Haydn Anthpny and Perry. About
ten days ago tho same clubs play ed and the
result was 10 to q lin favor of Fredericks-
burg. - -
siidstar and AISert, A.. Run Dead
The attendance was light at Jerome Park
yesterday. In the fifth race, for two-year
Odds. Taylor and Doggett rode Albert A
and Aiidstar. They had hard drive al
| the way through the stretch, and SO Close
were they at the finish that the Judges could
not separate them, and a dead heat was AL
noulced. In the run-of Midstar won.
| Banker of Pittsburg Wins at Paris.
At the Velodrome at Paris yesterday the
| auarter-mile bicycle race for professional
! riders was won by George W. Banker OF
! Pittsburg. Wheeler, the American finished
second. There were fifteen competitors.
| Cycling ut kansas City.
The cycling races at Kansas City yester
| day resulted as follows:
Three-mlle handicap, class BRAY Nc
| Donald, New York, 10 yards. /; A. B
| Goehier, Buffalo, 100 yards, 2; j. W. Coburn
| st. Louis 20 yards, .; l.. A. Callahan, Buff
| faio 40 yards, 4; L. c. Johnson, Cleveland
| Z0O yards, 3; ii. S. Dodson Chicago, IN
| yards d. Time SOL.
| Oue-mile. open, class A-G. A. Maxwell
! Kansas. 1; Bert Harding, ST. Louis. 2; Chas
| CARL, Kansas City, .. Time, 2.35
] Two-mile lap, class B-A. ID. Kennedy ant
| A. l. Brown. tie points; l.. A. Callahan
] and IL. 5. Dodson, tie, points. Kennedy
| won first by toss up. Callahan third by toss
up. Time, 5.SS %.
Two-mile handicap. class A-C. E. jacques
| Kansas City, 2io yards, 1; 4. j. Rawson
Topeka, 13o yards, p V. z. Dole. 800 yards
| 3. Time, 4.5S IL.
w. W. Taxis half mile against state rec
| ord of Les. Time, 1.O2 So.
Three-mile handicap. class A G. Hard.
| ing, Ito yards, /; Rawson, 170 yards, =; c.
| CARL, 800 yards, 3. Time, 40 20.
| The Croquet Tournament
! Twelve games were played in the croauet
tournament at Norwich, Conn, yesterday
! afternoon, and among the contestants was
Joseph Hillsborough of Philadelphia, more
| than eighty years of age. The leaders have