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New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
SPRUCE " WINS A RACE.
sue PASSES THE ETHELwYNN ON THE
BEAT HOME.

.,,r CHALLENGER CROSSES THE FINISH LINE
rvrxTy-THREE SECONDS AHEAD OF THE
LITTLE DEFENDER AFTER AN IN
TEREsTING CONTEST
Tho second race of the series for the Seawan-
,Sa Corinthian Yacht Clubs international chal-
80 cup for fifteen-footers. which took place
49, triangular club course. in the Sound. OFF Oyster
n.v Yesterday. exceedingly interesting con-
s, Commodore Z. c. Benedct's hospitable flag
h,r the Oneida, again served the judges boat
r-vine the Regatta ommittee. consisting of
olver F. Cromwell. Charles w Wetmore Walter C.
verr d. Valentine Mott and Charles A. Sherman.
rach leg OF the triangular course two miles
,o,e and being sailed twice over the total course
wss twelve miles long. The atomic aspirants for
aouatic honors started close hauled on the star
hoard tack with fresh southwest wind. both boats
c,ossing the lire at 1890 o'clock The first leg was
= broad reach. as also the second. the wind
having shifted. The third leg beat to wind
The Ethelwynn led all the way until the latter part
n the beat home. On this leg the boats split
taeks the Ethewynn standing toward the Long
Island shore and Spruce " toward the Connecticut
coast. When the boats neared the finish. the Ethel
vynn was far to windward that she re-
Shooting his fleet little British boat over the line
within TWO feet OF the stakeboat and twenty-three
seconds ahead Of the Ethelwynn, Spruce " finish
ing al 4.25 ~ and the Ethelwynn at 4:2607.
There enjoyable dance at the handsome
clubhouse In the evening
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
Did You Ever Fall Over . Precipice,

or hold up the Washington Monument the pi, OF your
stomach-in dream7 Did you ever wake up In cold
sweat caused by hord phantasy7 II So the wises,
thing YOU could have done to your sumber un
disturbed by nightmare. would have been to take some
IIosiee-s Stomach Bitterr. which would have tranquil
iired you and relieved the indigestion which was per
haps author your hIdeous dream Insomnia night
indigestion easily remedied by the Bers Re
10 H. also you troubled with chills and fever.
liver kidney trouble constipation neuralgia or rheuma-
II You have lost your appetite don't TO the ex
pense Of Advertising for IT, take the Btters. Then will
good digestion wait appetite and health on both -
Just before retiring Is very suitable time TO swallow
NineglAarfuL
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

par,roore Sept 25.-The champions made their claim
for this wears pennant little stronger by disposng OF
pbuadelnhia in an easy to-day Hofer pitched
good game and only ;wo Quaker City men reached sec
ond ba..s one Of them Three Of the four men
sent 10 frs, on balls by Taylor reached home as did
bat.man Turner injured in collision with Halman
IN the NTH inning, and he retreu from '"e sa"'e'
dance 800. The score:
Baltimore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q n I,
phuadeinh,a ...................0 o U u
Observation-Disclosures s. Philadelphia Errors-P
nhia Batteries-Honer and Robinson; Taylor ana Seh
Inpire-keefe.
St Louis Sept. 25-Coleman. an amateur phchen
wildly for the local todays first game but he mad
great speed Atkinson also amateur. played fairy IN
left field The Browns broke even by taking the secohd
game Attendance 800. The score
FIRST GAME.
ST Louis ......................o q *
la a.ebits-s, Louis 10 Cincinnati IL Errors-St Louis
Cincinnati g. Rateries-Coleman and Often Foreman
and Vaughan. Umpire-Mc)onad'
SECOND GAME.
St Louis .......................o !
Basehits-st Louis IL. Cincinnati s Errors-st LOUIS LOUIS
cincinnati 3 Bretenstein and often farrott
and Gray Umpire-McDonad.
Louisville Sept 25-Heavy batting assisted by Louis
ves numerous errors enabled Pittsbug win to-day
rame The home team pieces in the sixth inning
bases on balls and being responsible for six OF the
eight r,ns scored The feature Hawley's home run
on drive over the ,gh-hed fence Darkness ended the
paying Attendance 400. The score:
louisville e.......................0 -
i,I',.t,,ro ' ,...........2 o XII
Pittsburg g. Batteries- cFaTlaho ana ""'he'' nav"
10y andM Ma Jmpire-Emsle
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
scRAP-BooKs OF THE YACHT RACES

All contemporaneous accounts of the recent Val
kyrie-Defender races for the Americas Cup and
the popular comments on them in all parts Of the
United States and in many places abroad will be
at the command Of the future historian OF yacht
ing II he can have access TO the library either OF
c Oliver lsein. f. -. Morgan. jr, or Lord Dun
raven Each OF these gentlemen is having yoium-
inous scrap-books made, relating 10 the challenge
the races the correspondence before and after and
The opinions the press and of private citizens py
Henry Romeike. and many thousands OF clippings
have already been put into the volumes MI 10 10
reike began collecting for Mr.. Iselin last year The
other two gentlemen have entered upon the COM
DiafiOu since
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
TROTTING-BRED HORSES SELL WE'LL.

Ono NJ the most successful sales OF trottng-bred
bor.es that has been held in New-York for long
,ina took nlace Yesterday at 4. II. Dahlman
Tv,entv-fourth-st auction pavilion, ffty-one mead
fetching sl3925 or an average of sZ'S esch' WINE
the consignment OF sixteen animals from H. d.
Carroll louisiana Mo- averaged $4W per heau
These horses were a mixed lot Of cobs coacn horses
and speedy roads,ers. Charles Doscher OF inns cl'S
paid the top price. $1,000, for the NebrasKa-preu
nve-y -year-od Pat Egan. handsome Dig pa osy last
Sunday at Fleetwood Park -. .,cnaa bv
number OF fine matched pa6nS pa6n s1sId for
Andrews & Mcdonald sold well sSoo being Palu -se so
Prince and Clinker team OF nighsIepIPls, s.d "a
browns Of commanding size and style. folio"i"s Is
a list Of the principal sales or the day
proner,y Of A. b. Carroll Louisiana. Mo-:
Pat Egan b. g. 1873 hands 1880 by Nebraska Black q o,o
Hawk dam by saturn Charles pSseheT sxnatr 9rh
dam Matte. by Bourbon Chief. r F. Fredericks' .,o
,,nrTy e. s hands 1855 by sarcenet dam
Flora Arthur K9enis YoTs, hand. iissi BY
c4ass Bss shsR'! as@ his: Rush ' By Saturn urn
rS%rs A 0rF ro M 1873 hands lso by Mcoibben .,o
unknown Crane y Mcp1Isir hsnd. 1881 by ''o
htns Aneeo H"iS dam Lou Milton by Milton Medium T H .oo
Harris BROOKLYN soo dan
LUCY b. b. Arthur % 10 koens sans' AIS
Property of Andrew. MsDonsd rswk NswI0Fei Chief
ePf PiPNiE Van Ho,,.sr Chief 800
Tony or: e. iS hA1s: S hsGS lS By BY S':P o:pur chef CHEF
F. fnd Ls%Dert MDhert NeS,YCrs & 'Ss "1'as +So
Cora br i'S hands nisss isss Iy ss Bg Orphan
fnS Hog PoFf E. B. Gaadis eT i asSaT s lsr' % 400
Colonel ch g.. 10 hands. 1891. by Mohawk D. a.,
McBrde New-York go
Property OF j. c. Horne. wstervilie, Me- ..
nanGy gr e. Is hands 1890 and Mig. br. g.. 10 .o-
hands 1890: I. s. Nagle. New York ....f'....'. 80
Property Of W POr'I,ns land G5%nf % dqT Rqpds M'h
ffsns hands. 1859 j. Duny, New-York. $50
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
PIERRE LoRILLARDs TURF CAMPAIGN.

HIS PLANS FOR RACING N ENGLAND.
Pierre Lorard intends to ship his horses to Eng
land time in October. Mr. Lorllard has
cured spacou" training quarters Newmarket
about five miles from the Lime Kilns. The grounds
situated short distance from the Beacon
course The yearngs that have been tried al Ran
a fine lot. but there was nothing sensa-
tonal in their trials Mr. Lorillard will send over
OF his two and three year olds to be used
trial horses. There eight by Sensation and four
by Sailor Prince In the draft OF yearngs
When the horses arrive at Newmarket everything
Will be ready for them as the stebling ia perfect
and the establishment is well equipped with every
modern appliance used in training horses. A six
furlong tan track Will be constructed with the
turns thrown up with soil the most approved
American plan The track Will be modelled on
the lines that at Rancocas John Huggins
who Will train the horses. is progressive In his
ideas and expects 10 make some changes in his
methods. Mr.. Higgins intends to adapt his methods
TO the climate and the conditions which exist In
England Pierre Lorillard's experiences OF English
racing have taught him all OF the chief requisites to
race successfully In a country where racing Is a
sport and where the rules are strictly observed
Mr. Lorlllard's venture is nc gambling expedi-
ton. His victories In the past with Parole. IrO-
quos and other American horses that gained fame
in England and gave the American thoroughbred
a position unequalled by that OF any other nation
except England. won through the pure love
The energy and enterprise displayed By the owner
Of RaRc9eas gave racing az impetus in this eoun,
the turf in an impregnable position. free from the
other racing associations OF the merry -go-round
order.
broodmares at Rancocas to twenty five. Sensation
and Sailor Prince will be retained stations En-
&r Loriilard has leased his training quarters at
Newmarket for three years. with option OF
iaining them for fve additional years II ne desires
10
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
THE wEsTcHEsTER ASSOCIATIONS RACES.

All details for the meeting OF the Westchester
Racing Association which will be held at Morris
PARK. have been practically completed. The as
sociation has been too much occupied In making the
track the finest in the country to busy itself with
r,;mors that had no foundation In fact. The meet
ing will positively take place as anhouhceu anu '"e
nubIc will nnd that association has many pleas
ant surprises for them.
What the best talent and liberal supply of wealth
can do has been done Morris Park was always a
beautiful course improvements have been erected
tha make n doubly so 1t is the purpose Of the men
in charge TO give such programme and provide
such rare racing that 1t will whet the appetite for
the opening races OF 1896.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
CUP CHALLENGE NOT YET ON ITS WAY.
ITS FORM TO Re CONSIDERED BY THE ROYAL.

VICTORIA YACHT CLUB ON SATURDAY
London Sept. 25-Charles d. Rose the challenger
for the Americas Cup. Informed a representative Of
the United Press in interview to-day that .et-
ter embodyine formal challenge for the cup can
not be written until Saturday, when a meeting of
the committee Of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club
will be held and the form OF the challenge con-
sdered The challenge ne said. would Of course
have 20 be forwarded through the Royal Victoria
Club
Concerning the expressed intention of Sir George
Newnes 10 build a cutter TO compete for the Amer
ica's Cup. The Fled" says:
Sir George Newnes like Mr.. Rose has only lately
taken up Yachting, but Mr. Roses challenge pre-
vents Sr George from entering the competition.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
JOHN r. GENTRy,s EASY VICTORY.

Dubuque. Iowa Sept 25-A crowd OF Goo people
Witnessed the three-cornered match race between
John H. Gentry. Joe Patchen and Fido this after
noon Gentry won three heats easily. equalling his
mark Of 2:O33 and placed to his credit the fastest
heat OF the year ana the fastest third heat ever
paced tro;ted In a Fidol the favorite
with the spectators. but the other horses out
classed him. Patchen finished 30 easily In the drst
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
NEW CORPORATTONS g.

Albany. Sept 25.-The following new companies
were incorporated to-day:
,rna Colonial Real Estate Association. OF New
varr M deal In rea estate. capital. SSU,Og anu
d,.e@iors Samue, d. Babcock. George J.. Siade ana
The Agricultural and horticultural society 81
Newtown Queens County to encourage hkricu.' v. !,
stephen r. Tobn. George r. Bulmer, ,Tharies
Hlnchman Wiiam Wsn'"orth' hhymoha H. Des-
rnnnd and Iohn J. Flel1s.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
THE RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

THE RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH
SPORT OF THE USUAL STANDARD AT THAT
TRACK.
moderate number OF people witnessed the races
at Brighton Beach yesterday The weather was de-
lgh,ful. The contests were Of the usual Brighton
Beach class. Jockey Sims won four out or the
six contests. Here are the summarizes
FIRST RACE-Purse $500; selling Five furiongs.
II. A. smith ch. g. Old Dominion. by Dry Monopole-
N D%yefs b. h. * Key West aged. Ios. Murphy :
g. D. es t oo%G. cSG.GS As5 c R Bsefs
ronssr % aTc TnsYl9 @ es Duff; WI ,o Elliot Gso
SOM and Ameer o2 jcaf io41 q PERKINS also ran
Dettins-old Dominion to and 3 to .; Key West.
to 3 and 3: Cuckoo. 10 to / and 4 to l.
Won driving. by head, length and half between
second and third.
SECOND RAcE-For twoyear-olds; selling; purse. 500
T T. BarTets br. Rosalnd H. by Laureate
c + Dwyers Imperial as is esfs
r Dunnes ch z Uny 100 car ios Cchornj 3
Mapf pf5S oh. 'aG 100 heedy @ HI H. s Gin
I2rissa 30 'oDonnelD and John Haines. ii5 CMorris
and q Unity. to and to !.
Won handily by a length and half; head between
second and third.
THIRD RACE-For three-year-ods; selling; purse 500
One mile.
pst, Ic! n cat , Sison by Duke Of s%.
X. x
Firebrand lO7 (Keefe): Brunt. 10 Duffy. Rich
l07 Murphy and Marengo. 10 Cscotp. also ran.
Betting -Ncolln. to and out; Sir John. to AMI
3 o Rodman b. s to / and to ..
Won easily by lengths; the distance between
second and third
FOURTH RACE-OwNERs HANDICAP; purse $500
one mile and an eighth
R. Bradleys b. m Panway. by Panique-By the Way,
Bishop Arthurs b. C. Cass 4 s2..........COI<ary) 2
naasTs cs T. ks Tom nero 20 d ,e sns
Herkmer. 100 (Sheedyl also ran.
Time-l.54t
Betting-Panway i2 to / and to I: Cass to 10 and
out Little Tom. ~ 10 and 70 D.
driving by parts of length: head between
second and third
FIFTH RACE-Purse 5000. selling. mile.
j. Hayman's b. 6 Chattanooga. by Luke Blackburn
J. Kneale's c Inquirendo o2......D. Perkins, 2
shields b. &C. Pig lea 100 90 ponns'D ,S
Warllke 100 Clifford also
Time .43i4.
Betting-Chattanooga. II 10 3 and 10 q lnouir-ndo
to and to 3. Prig. even ana to 3.
a drive by three parts OF length; four lengths
between second and third.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 500 selling. mile.
W B; Jennings's br Little Matt by vOlugeur-
L. Ezelrs Babe Murphy B. 97........... (sheedy) .
J. Shields cos br. Mckee. gj 90 DonnelD 3
Annie Bishop. lo7 CR. Doggetp: Darkness. los a.
Clifford; Pull zer. 105 DUFFY. and Edna May. Sj
(O'Leary) also ran.
Betting-Litte Matt. II to and to TO- Babe Murphy
to l and to 8. Mckee. TO and to2
Won driving by half length; three lengths between
and third
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
corBrMAR7IAL or CAPTAIN EIRKHAM

Ieavenworth KAN Sept. 2.-A general court-inai-
t,al TO try Captain Joel T. Kirhham. loih infantry
stationed at Fort Reno. opened at Fort LeaVen-
worth Yesterday. Co.onel g. s. Sumner Is president
and Major Crowder. OF the Department OF Mlssopr'
"a Iudpe Advocate. The charges against captain
Kirkham were preferred by Captain Barrett VINO
4, ,s said accuses Captain Kirkham OF disturbing
~ n.ace of MS household and OF conduct unbecom-
ing an officer and gentleman.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

Albany Sept 25-The State Commission in Lunacy
has arranged TO dispose OF two more foreign paup7r
insane patients confined In the New-York CITY
ASYLUM II will compe. the Cunard Steamship Com
pany TO ship back 10 Queenstown Ireland Davd
Rovce whom II brought over three months ago on
the Idcana Henry Stom. a patient auiliteu 70 the
Nev-York asylum September q. says ne ,Vee lor
tour wears In Savannah and he arrived In New
VIZ CIV ony two days previous 10 his admission
~ he institution The authorities Of Georgia VIII
be asked 10 receive him.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
AMANDIER WINS AT NEWMARKET.

London. Sept. 2j.-At the Newmarket First October
meeting to-day the Great Eastern Railway Hand-
cap a sweepstakes OF 10 soveregns each for start
ers, with zoo soverelgns added by the Great East
ern Railway Company and thr Jockey Club. for
three-year-ods and upward. the second 10 receive
~ sOverelgns out OF the stakes. Pix furongs.
won by Baron de Rothschd's black horse Aman
der. by Iayare-Aveline. aged. A Cohen's bay colt
Mssal. by Hermit-Dart. four years, was second;
Wallace Johnstone's chestnut horse Royal Mask. by
Mask-Prncess Victoria, four years, third
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
September ViOlets
COLGATE'S
Violet Water.

ers were present from all over the country. and
the cup won by II. Fem. OF the Palmetto Golf
Club. OF Aiken s c., who was scratch player
Creighton Webb. who had handicap OF l6. was
tied with him. and they Played off the tie by going
once around the links Mr. Fem winning A TO 6
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
THE SPORTS OF THE TURF.
GRAvESEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
SOME EXCELLENT CONTESTS CONFIDENTLY II"

SOME EXCETLENI CONI IS CUNT TI'17sSI III ~
PECTED.
An attractive programme is offered at Gravesenu
to-day There are two stake races to be decided
In the Youthful Stakes Handspring and One-l-bo's
Will carry 123 and 12o pounds respectively. peh
Brush will have lls up. and Prince Lief OILY iVo
There are ten horses named probable starters
and the indications are that a highly interesting
contest will result.
There are selling conditions attached to the race
Handspring and One-I-Love are entered not 10 De
sold, which accounts for the five pounds extra car
ried by them. Ben Brush. Michael +. DWyer
recent purchase is entered 10 be sold for 5000
The Brookwood Handicap is rather a surPvi,se.
Rey del Carreres will carry 12s POUNDS. fiyihs
Imtchman l8 and Counter Tenor 123. II all the
horses start that have accepted the weights, tne
race should be a hard-fought battle from post 10
finish as the Iightweights have some fair races TO
their credit Here are the entries:
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

Colonel Sullivan will report to the commanding gen
duty as chief commissary of subsistence OF that De,
ma arment upon the retirement OF Lieutenant-Colone
Jeremiah ri Gilman, assistant cOmmssary general
of subsistence November II.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
NEW-YORk
WASHINGTON.
Totals -. 80 I 10 30 II
'Betted in place Of Mercer.

.Batted place Of Mercer
1.-TWO when winning run made
Washington ...............0 ! o D :
New York ..............-..." l " " " " v
Earned Washington 4. New York T. First base ny
errors-Washington 3. Left bases-Washington :.
New-York A. base bas-On Mercer .; on
Doheny struck Mercer 3. by Doheny T. Three
base hits-van Haren and Doheny stolen oases-Joyce
Mcclure Selbach Cartwright Crooks Double plays
n Davis (unasssted) Passed balls-Doyle 2 McGure l.
I-mpire-Hurst. Time-2l0
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
,o INVESTIGATE THE BEEF TRUST

Washington. Sept %.-Attcrney-General Harmon
no. instructed District Attorney Black. at Chicago.
-, ,nxestigate the charges made by Secretary Nor
. against the Beef Trust. ard 10 use his discretion
IN beginning proceedings against the Trust undsr
The AntITrust .aW
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Cincinnati vs.. Chicago at Cincinnati.
Louisville va. Cleveland. at Louisville.
St Louis VS.. Pittsburg. at st. Louis.
Philadelphia vs.. Brooklyn. at Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.

THE ROBERTS ROAD RACE TO-DAY-GENERAI
NOTES OF INTEREST TO wHEELMEN.
The Bayonne Rowing Association Wheelmen viii
have a club run TO Long Branch on Sunday Inc
first division will take the 74O a. m. train TO Eliza
beth and ride on their wheels 10 Long Branch via
New Brunswick. Matawan and Red BANK Inc
second division will take the 9:25 a. IN. train tc
Matawan and wheel from there 10 Long Branch
on the return trip both divisions will take tram
from Matawa- 10 Bayonne Unattached wheelmen
are invited 10 join in the run
The road race Of the Prospect Wheemen VIII be
held on the Merrick road Saturday. The distance
will be ten miles and the start will be at Valley
Stream Among the entries G. W. Shannon
T. B Egeihon II. B worten A. Garlick c. W
Hertze B. Bruner ]. L. Harsen. J. c. Klinck and
Z. b. Tyreel
The Good Roads Association Of Brooklyn con-
tlnues its good work. but without any great re-
suits Putting little asphalt al street intersections
is not what wheelrnen want. They want decentiy
paved streets. or at least rev streets oece""S
paved throughout
The Roberts road race will take place on the
AZ the head Of the cycle path at 10 a. m. About i"
prominent riders have entered.
Quite number Of unattached wheelmen accom-,
NeW-York on their regular weekly run. liAs ciIt
il composed Of wide-awake members, ana Is
increasing in membership every week They nave
a clubhouse OF their own
Cyclists desiring 10 join the League OF American
Wheelmen NAV obtain full printed information aho
blanks bv sending name and address 10 the CycIhe
Editor. NeU-YOrk Tribune
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

MR. FEM WINS THE ROBBINS cur'
Lenox Mass Sept % (SpeciaD.-There was "
strongly contested match at golf to-day ior 'ne
Rowland Robbins Cup for amateur p- pIayeIs. --@.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
NEw.YnRK LOST IN THE TENTH.

Washington, Sept 25.-Washngton won to-day in the
tenth inning when with Anderson singled
to right, scoring Mercer pitched much
steader game Doheny and received better support
200. The
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
PLAY N THE WEST SIDE CLUBS TOURNEY
To COACH THE cALIFoRNIANs.

san Francisco. Sept 25-Frank s Butterworh
the fuback of the Yale football team arrived IRON
the East yesterday act as coach for ,ne snn
sty OF California team during the |o"'e ~
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
Az,rr FAILS TO LOWER THE RECORD.

Springfield Ill. Sept 25-Azote did not break the
worlds trotlng record the TriState Fair track to-
day Try as ne would. the famous horse could not
beat 2:O7n The high wind which prevailed all day
shut off all hopes OF broken record
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

Earned runs-BOstOn ]. ErOOkINn 2. FirNI DISC
errors-Boston . Brooklyn 2 Left bases-Ioston q.
Brooklyn 2 First base bals-On Doan !. of Daub 2
Struck out-By Dolan . by Daub !. Three-base hit
Grim. Two-base hts-Nash Anderson Sacrifice hit
La Chance Stolen base-Corcoran. Hit by picher-Nash
Umpire-Murray. Time OF game-1:ll.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
WOMEN EXPERTS ON THE COURTS.


OPENING GAMES OF THE CONTESTS OF THE
STATEN ISLAND LADIES CLUBS TOURNEY
A SURPRISE IN THE MINED DOUBLES
Several hundred spectators watched the opening
games OF the Staten Island Ladies Clubs fall tennis
tournament yesterday afternoon at Livingston.
Most OF the expert women players have entered.
curious feature the singles was the fact that ve
out Of the seven entries came from the Kings
Corntv Tennis Club of Brooklyn. which boasts of
both the champion and ex-champloh as fhfrhpeIs
The contest OF the day was the mixed doubles
ma,cn MAJ n, between 5S and DR. W n Frazer Miss
Moore and MIR Paret played remarkable game for
team which had never payeu, ',, tosoii soiiny w
won In straight sets. The results Hollow
r,.. s,nv,ss preliminary round)-Miss Bessie Moore
be- Miss Alice s,Taton by default Miss Helena & r Hell
wig heat Miss Jessie Brahans 90 - Hs 'uie'e
ALtns~n heat Miss Louise j. Cuddy 90 u
sem-hnal round-Miss Bessie Moore Dea' "'ss N'o'e
Herring. GO. 6-l - x - VI,
Ladies doubles semhnal round,-Miss Helen hsienA r. Hell.
wig and Miss Jessie Brahamsc pea' e MISS ''
and Miss Adde CONN. t-4 ".
Mi1ed doubles preliminary round-Miss SADIE conn and
John ogllby beat Miss Lizzie Edwards and Gnaes
Wsmnle ~ "a Ga, Miss Bessie Moore and j. farmy
psret bea Miss Juiette r. Atkinson anu ~ "''''"" ~
Frazer G.. c.
PLAY IN THE WEST SIDE CLUBS TOURNEY
The West side Tennis Clubs fall tournament Is
MAKING SLOW nrogress on the courts at Eighty
nn,h-st and Central Park West. The senii-ii'ai
round IN the scratch singles was reached yes,eruay'
and the handicap singles was begun SUMMARY
Mems singles scratch preliminary Tou1d'f Fennessey
ssa ssas Ifs, a Abambersin G rqsi; Sy default
First round-C f. Fennessey beat p " Ecne'us' "a
60 g TAYLOR M beat 6,nsmo2e' e; S Ge'VSel3 Ga
Johnes (nfteenJ beat c. f. fennessey 'scra''"' -
First round-"J. NJ. Gardner Chalf-thir'V 0e"' H. a.
Bloomfield (haf- thirty. 10, O-4
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

two heats that Curry was cautioned by the judges.
In the final heat he finished on Gentry's wheel
under the whip Summaries:
.ohH oentry i
Z
Tlme-2:0Ga. 2:O5 20sI.
Time by quarters: First heat-3lh 103& 1914.
29osA. Second heat-3l l;O2h, lS4. 2O5. Third heat
-3lh 02h. l:33A. 2:03&.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-26
RECEPTION FOR THE CAMBRIDGE MEN

New-Haven Sept. % (special)'-lhe o,.ar
noon OF ~ a,,end a reception rendered to them Dy
Judge william X Townsend Of the United slares hanss
Dis,rcf conrt going to his beautiful summer "oihe
IN the Yale launch.