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Annual Meet or the Rose Tree HuHt Club.

MEDIA, Pa, Oct. 22.-The annual race meet
OF tine Rose Tree Hunt Club to-day WAS sue
cess. Between 5000 and 1000 were within the
enclosure and the racing WAS OF an interesting z
character. Eight horses started in the farmers
race. but II. II. James's GuncrRck was too
speedy for the others, and won In two heats half
u mile. in So and ID seconds. A. w. McClure's
Trilby WAS second and John Torpey's Ike third.
In the second race, for members OF the Rose
Treo Club. members to ride. there were only
three entries The winner was Thunder Girl,
ridden by VIII Stotosbury. Himylciar, ridden
by Mr. Sinnott, was second, and Least Ameri-
can, ridden by the owner, &. A. Dohan. third.
The distance was tive-eghts OF mile Time,
l:lO.
and n half through the fields. +, 5. Hatch's
Red Light won. X. q. Fells Major was second
and Edward Is. Chases Kentucky Cardinal
third.
The farmers hurdle race was for purse OF
$40, and was won easily by Samuel Pinkorton's
H.ly OUTLAW; Samuel McClure's Ginger was
second. and George " Froctors Mis- Kitten
third. There were slN starters, aud the distance
was one mile and threequnrters
In tho contest over three high jumps. cup TO
first. hunting horn 10 second and crop stick 10
third, the winner WAS the roam Reding Rich
mOnd, owned and ridden by &. Randolph SNOW
den. 5. ID. Ridd, ,e's Kennel was second, and w.
A. StOtesbury's Chester third.
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BALDWlH
FF@ SLoTAlEE
$50 and 3S2 Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
Trap Shooting.

Or. william Wynn won first prize at the regular
monthly livc.brd shoot OF the Fountain Gun Club.
which was held yesterday afternoon at Dexter Park.
having tied with Louis T. Davenport with nine kills
each when tho latter withdrew. No less than four
Several sweepstakes wcrn induceh in. Dr. Wynn
o %n t2B M % SE shS At i es s9r
ng bur one hand. and kll"i them all straight. tho
mAj%1'y q !hsa. Icing brousi' down with iae hrst
Tirst Event-Kexulnr monthly club shoot at ten i've
Ra 30 Yards ards Df A&lir ID ~. 30 ySfi: 3; Hsnry
William j.! I'rixry g yarhs. Abel Crook, rs Yards;
q James LaSe = ynrds 30 o. nmE9 LHgshn, IsS -
20 yards. !; !ohn Wye, rs yards, /; Anthony Botty
second EErni-swecp pstakcs three live birds each.
so yards rise r Wynn 81 Rial IL Sprntley, =: Allen,
O. Hrixey. 3; Davenport2 selover % Botty, 9: Crook
1nird tv,nt-samo conditions. Dr. Wynn, 81 Rial.
3; Davenport. 81 Boty, =, Bri1ey. :; sprstley, II
Fourth Erpnt-Same conditions 81 yards rise. DR..
wynn, 3; Davenport. 2: Rial, l.
Ten mentors OF the Erie Gun Club participated in
the regular monthly club shoot at Wooclawn Park
yesterday afternoon, with tho result that Harry
Blanklcy OF Glass won the prize Two sweepstakes
First Tvent"Rern'sr monthly club shoot, at seven
live birds each. shooting 20 three classes for club
Class H. Is yards. Icnry Mnllcr a. G. IL I!hrs.en. 5;
SiG6 sSnn %am GG: f9faf
Second Event Sweepstak"s at three 1--we birds %
Ter. n SIcoll. 3: Eoho"rrs. 81 uhrssen, q Holbrook
r fxrnI eu a. 'n MS tam d om Sro q;
prtlersen, o; hoiler. 3; Blanklcy a Gref. Il Rob
After the shooting wis at Dexter Park yester.
day afternoon, Louis 7. ave"port, W, Il, Brixey, w
II. S"Iorer and c. Wing ton N. I'd match 10
=" ,mMt nrs ~ rsrI ut one s" ond
nin,t the total score Of ~" other three men, they
us'n; both hands and shooting al twenty-five birds
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New HAVEN. Oct. 22-The Yale men this after.
noon practsed hard TO prepare themselves for the
hard game with the Carlisle Indian School team at
New York on Saturday. over an hours time was
devoted TO line breaking. Kid Wallace. 'sp Yale Q
Old end, and Laurie I. Bliss had charge uf tho
coaching. Wallace infused more life into the men
than any coacher has this season. The varsity
men were able TO make only two touchdowns dur
Ing the play. Van Every and Benjamin making one
each. The star work OF the day was done by Alex
ander OF the second eleven. He broke through the
varsity line in splendid shape and made three long
runs Ilne puntcd IN tine shape. and Hail. at end,
saved two tougHdowns by tackliDH the varsity
runner who had euded all tho other men on the
second team.
Yale will not 20 to New York until O'Clock on
Saturday morning, Capt. Murphy wishing to keep
his here as long as possible before the game
with the Indians. They Will probably take dinner
at the Hotel Plaza and Will return TO New Haven on
Saturday niEht.
back Oh the varsity. He Will probably take part
il.saturlays game. Ely is.sGhty bruised as a re-
suit OF Wednesdays game win WtsleyGn.
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Robert j. Come. to New York.

Although Lewis G. Tewksbury's contract for
the purchase of Robert j.. 2:0l y, did not call
for the delivery OF the former champion OF
pacerdom until Oct. 81 C. J. Hamlin shipped
him to his new owner yesterday. and the great
little horse is now quartered at Fleetwood Park
IN charge of Trainer E. r. Bovine. He arrived
In New York in fine condition after his long.
hard campaign. and horsemen who saw him
yesterday say that he looks dt to pace the race
OF his life.
Mr.. Tewksbury bought Robert ]. TO drive on
the road. but he will not take him out of the
trainers hands so long as negotiations are
pending with the owners of the Australian
trotter Fritz relative to q match race between
these crack harness horses OF two hemispheres.
The owner of Robert j. expects to hear from
Australia before the middle OF next month.
Should the terms proposed by him be accepted
Mr.. Bovine would soon afterward start wit h
Robert j. for the scene of the race. III the in
ternRtionai match falls through the little PAGER
Will 90 into winter quarters at once A good
many horsemen expect to sec Robert J. again
in training next spring in the stable OF Mr..
ROWQn.
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FOO1 Al l..
urnkrrEr SCHOOL, "a. BARNARD SCHOOL, a

BERKELET SCHOOL, "a; BARNARD SCHOOL, a
Tho football season OF the New York Interscholastio
A. A. was opened at Berkeley oval yesterday after
with n game between Berkeley and Barnard
schools. Both teams had large number OF student
admirers the field, who were well supplied with
horns and whistles. Berkeley won the toss Dlen
kicked TO Storms, who got around the LETT end for
gain OF twenty yards. Barnard worked tho ball on q
double pass around Berkeeys right for thirty yards
nnd placed the leather on Berkeley's twenty.yard
line, where they lost IL downs Berkeley
took the bnl up to the centre OF the neld, where
they lost IL on q tumble. Barnard kicked on
tLe third down. and BIen caught IT and gained fvo
yards before he was dowuei berkeley tooG the bail
steadily down the Held OH line plays, ana on run of
thirty yards by Thomas planted the ball on Barnards
hvc yard lne from where ben was pushed through
for a touchdown, who alao kicked goal. Dlsn was
atan sent through for "A touchdown, and hi ked goal,
Tlo bal was yard and half from Barnard's goal
when time called.
In the second half, Ave minutes after play, Wiley
was sent through FORA touchdown and Blen kicked
goal The Barnard boys then Traced up and got tho
ball within yard OF Berkeeys goal. Here II was lost
on downs. Berkeley tried to rush matters but Wiley
who held the ball, was pushed back Tor safety
Ben scored the last touchdown and kicked goal The
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Baseball.

II may turn out that Hartford will take Toron,
tos place In the Eastern Leagues CIR 'uit.
The Pittsburgh club is trying to securc Outhelder
McCreRry from Louisville, bat II l. Improbable that
Manager McGunnlgle VIII consent 10 "A deaf.
Fred PCcucr says hc Will retire Ia becouc a
bookmaker but rs collars 10 dimes ihat lie VIII
be found at ChicagO's second base nCA' year.
Manager scee OF the BostOns figures that II Lowe.
his star second hascmnu, had not been Injured, the
Brnneaters would have landed In the Temple cup
series instead OF the Clcvelands
II was rumoTed yesterday that william Murray,
who has so successfully handed tho PTovdencc
club In recent years has been me recipient OF an
offcr 10 manage the PhiIadeiphias,
The Atlantic League baseball men arc scheduled
10 hold Their regular fall business meeting ht tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel to uuy. II Is said that an at
tempt VIII be made to turn down I'll" President,
Sam Crane. hut hi view OF the fact that II WAS
through his personal efrorts that the league was
orgauIEeu. his friends believe that the magnatcs
Will not act SO ungralefully.
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News or the Harness Horses.

William Corbitt has reconsldered his recently
announced decision to close out the San Matio
sind OF trStters G &t Pubic sale in !hti ely this
gar. and the rest OF the Corb!tt horses will not
pass under tho hammer until later. II at all.
j. Malcolm Forbes added another high-class
the purchase Of Baron Rogers. lo1e. The
horse Is five years old. by Baron Wilkes. 2:lS.
ont ot Ashland Maid. by HitGhcock's Ashland
campaigned by Richard Curtis.
Mambrino King, nov in his twenty fth year.
stations at the coming Horse Show. Stamboul.
2:UTh, foaed In 1882, is entered in the same
class, and AS the former turf champion is in
splendid form just at present tho trottIng frater
nifty should see battle royal when these two
great horses led into tho ring to compete
for the honors.
Smith of Birmingham, Ala; the brown trotting
gelding Walter s., by Fred $. Wilkes. 2:llls.
out OF Renala. by Bosticks Almont, Jr.. 2:30.
Walter :. came out green as n four -year-old
this ear, aud in the hands Of Geer's former AS
sistant,, Charley Lyons, trained on to a record
Of o:l214, wi ming u number OF races in the big
circuit. The price paid was $4,000.
S. A. Paddock. the Brooklyn horseman who
formerly owned the PAGER Brooks. 2:l5A. has
purchased from Col. X. q. Stoner Of Paris, KY.
n two.year- old gcding by Baron Wilkes. 2:ls.
out OF u daughter of Strathmore, that is looked
upon in Kentucky as being a wonder. He has
improved every time he has been worked and
on Oct 3 he paced II mile In 2:l0lS, the last
quarter in O:32. Paddock will winter the young
ster in tho south.
Tho pacing relding Kentucky Star, 2:oS4.
has been sold by p. Il. RRdiker of this city to G.
III. Belden of Boston. He is the fastest per-
former by Robert MoGrcRor. @;l7A, and the
only one OF the Est Of that noted sire ~ 'nHt a mas
2:l4 who has not started since he went lame IN
u race at Boston last year. together WIN AZ OF
arc 10 be sold in this city week after the Horse
Show.
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Gossip OF tho King.

There are letters this onice for George siddons
and Dave wall.
Nike sears says he is ready TO box any at
ll5 pounds.
Tommy White has been appointed matchmakey
OF the knckerbocker a. e.
Pete Rafferty, of the New west Side A. C. wants
to mix IL up with some OF III ITO FOUNDERS.
new boxing CLUB has been started In tins city.
II viii be known as the MetropoIitnn A. C. and viii
be located OH upper broadway
JACK Lyman has practically Arranged go" for
bantam. Tie pair Will prohaoly box AT ll5 pounds.
Mike Leonard and owen Zelglcr of rhlIadelphla
have been mat,lcd TINS VIII be Ieigler's nrst
night or Importance slice his unsuccessful return
from San Franclsco'
Billy seIrrldgo of the New West Side A. c. has
been secured ns the noxi opponent OF Kid McPart.
land SoIrridgo has only lately graduated from the
amateur RANKS, but Is classel us good one.
A prlyate cable despatch announces the safe arri.
yai In England OF Eddie Connolly OF Boston and
his manager. Jimmy Kelly. who went abload 10
Tue an air comes or at birmingham next monIt
An error in the summary OF the North Hudson
Athletic CluD, tournament account yesterday
OF the Clipper A. G. In fhe ilnal bout OF tho is
pound wrestling class. Instead Brcnrer was the
winner.
Fred johnson. who since his defeat by George
Dixon In tns country Few years ago has not been
very prominent IN DnA.hg cr.les, now comes 10 The
in America Johnson says he VIII come here II lie
receives expenses
san Fu,Ncr,co Oc'. 22.-Dan Stuar' arrived I'm this
sInnri's Tat VISIT san Francisco, anu though he
declares ne is travelling for pleasure only IL 4, be
IirNrh ms mas something 10 do with tho future
Developments IN Ihu ruBillsilc world.
The coming battle hrtwcrn Peter Maher and Joe
waMrs Il underrt"" rnar he mas siguS1 to nsnt Joe
anu maj Tie latter IA training hard for aaIr at
there ls some opposition 10 their meeting. Tine
manager or the club urges both boxers TO keep on
framing.
Football. Yale vs. Carlisle Indians tomorrow ar
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ST. Lows, Oct. 29.-rhe books were hit hard to.
day. as three good ravortes. two we'll backed seo-
ond choices, and an to shot won. summaries:
First Race-Five furlongs. Moss Rose, 81 tMAr.
TIM. to l.. won; Hibernia Queen, lO4 (Garner), y
20 8, secondi Little Billie, " (Phillirs). 40 to |,
third. Time, l:02A.
Second Race-Seven furlongs. Glad Eyes, 80
(Thompson), 4 to 8, won; Brabma ia (WorthinE.
tom, 30 l, second; Tim Irwin, 100 twarren), IL
to | third. Time, 1880.
Third Racc-One mile. Damoclss. 9s (Garner)
even. won; Uncle Abb, 9S (Gardner), y TO /, 800.
ondi Weenatchie, 1ol (wihite), TO =, third. Time
lag.
Fourth Race-six furlonss. Nina Louise. "a
(Thompson), to 8, won; Harry Duke. lOp (Gard.
nerl, to 9. second; The Ghost. loS (Morsc), 90
l, third. Time. l:l3.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Miss Bramble, 1o5
CWiIhitc), 10 ]. won; Celia. ln8 (Warren), to l.
second: Al Tone. l0s tAiitchelD, 80 TO l, third.
Time. lio2.
Sixth Raoe-one mile. Nance LIS Sister, 100
CGarner). . to 3. woni GLADYS H.. 102 (warren). 0
Time, :43.
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Winners ut windsor.

DETROIT Oct. 22.-The summaries OF the races at
Windsor to-day follow:
First Race-Four and half furlongs. Spanker, Q
TO and TO 8. won; Susie Movie, even place, sec
ond; Callie DoEier third. Time, o.6ok.
Second Kace-Six furongs. Lauretta D., 8 to 8
and to 5, won; Charley Weber, to l place, Sec
ond; Giadioli third. Time, l:lB
Tairl Race-Oue mile. Tututla, S to and to 8,
won; Lord Nelson. to place, second; Maidstone
third. Time, l43.
Fourth Race-Four and a half furlongs. Re.
formation, to and ! to 3, won Idle Hour. . to
4 place, second; Lucy Overton third. Time, O:5UA.
Firth Race-SiS furlongs. Stachelberg, 8 to l and
even. won; Gowor. to place, second; Samson
third. Time, ll5A.
8 to and even, wOa; Cotton King, to / place,
second; Second Attempt third. Time. l:4y.
seventh Race-tlye and half rurlongs. Lanca
SHIRE Witch, TO l and TO 5. won; Coliuis. 3 to
place, second; Lady Cly de third. Time, :l2A.
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SIxGERLY, Oct. p2.-The following are the sum.
marles OF the races here &c. day:
First Race-Four aud half furlongs Suocksey, Z
to and to 5. won: McHcnry, = TO place, sec.
ont: Alan third. lime. 0:5eN.
Seconi RIce-SIN AID q half furlongs. Matte
ChGn. To and out. won: Tribute. to 3 place,
second: Miss Peari third. Time, l:25ta.
Third Receive furlongs. Ida. 10 l aud g 10
l, won; Blcc dstone. TO place. second Princess
Julia third. Time, l:OG.
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs. Canadian, even
and 10 3. won; Katie Gray. = 10 / place. second;
Elisa Belle third. lime. 1883.
F.fth Race-tour and a half furlongs JohAn
Whire. 3 TO and even. won; Bonneville. . TO 5
place. second; Haicyon third. Time. 0:5sl4.
sixth Race-Four and q half furIuugs. Frank Full.
Ter. TO and s TO o, won; DR.. johnson, 1 TO 5
place, second; Flattery third. Time, 0:59.
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Bowling Games Tonight.

American National TourIament-Salamandcr va.
Rusedale, Monarch vs. saiamander, Hosedale vs..
Monarch.
United Bowling Clubs-Secton 3, Woodland vs..
Black Bass. Hoodon VS.. Woodland, Hoodoo Va.
Black Bass
New York Royal Arcanum League-Benevulent
Council vs.. United States Council, Dsrendam COuu-
eli vs.. Benevolent Council, Defendanl Council VS..
United States Council.
BROOKLYN ROYAL Arcanum Lsague-Bushwlck
Council vs. Bedford Council, Dc Long Council VS..
Bedford Council, dc Long Council. VS.. Bushwirk
Council.
Capital Tournament-Brght Star vs.. Paragon.
Congress vs. Paragon. ConEIeSs VS.. Bright Star.
BrOoklyn National Tournament-UIma vs.. Lo q
Cabin Apollo VS.. Log Cabin, Apollo vs.. rma.
Germania Tournament .-Drsss vs.. Adeiphi, Clio
vs.. Adelphi, Clio VS.. DrggS.
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semper Eso's Tobacco Stakes.

LAToSIA, Oct 22.-semper Ego won the Tobacco
Stakes to-day in u hard drive from Berclar. Two
fayortes and two second choices captured tho
other races. Summaries:
First Race-Seven aud a half furlongs Uno. 1ot
(Scberrer), to g. won: seabrvoke. los (PerRins),
10 TO /, second; Alethia Allen, l0l (Burns), to
third. Time, l:S6h.
Second Kace-six furiopgs Garner o.. 100 (schcr.
rerD, to o. woni MeadowLhorp, l07 (Clericol, to
8. second: Dominica, lO3 (Rein), 60 TO /, third.
Time, l;l5A.
Third Race-seven and q half furlong. Eleanor
Nc, lO5 (Thurpe), TO =, won: Skate, ZOE Over
elu. TO /. ,econd Lunra, loo (Burns). Q to /,
third Time, 1S5A.
Fourth Race-Toeacco Stakes; ono mile. Semper
Ego, 100 CThorpel. to won; Berclnir, 81 (Rein),
eto 2. second; Hermes. ~ (scherrer), IL to l,
third. Tinle. l:AlA.
Fifth Race-Pive furlongs. Belzara. ITO (Reifr),
9 to 2. won: Kenosha. 1lo Usom), 20 to /. second;
Henrica, ll5 (Perkins), 10 to l, third. Time,
1:U2I1.
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BILLIARDS.

oRers OF $1,000 aud 5000 for an Internn.
tionai and American Players Tourney.
CHICAGO, Dot. 22.-The Brunswick. Balke-
Collender Company yesterday made PROPOSE
tlon for an international billiard tournament
and one for an American players tournament
The former offer Is purse Of $1,000 for two
six-niRht tournaments. ono at New York and
one et Chicago. at fourteen or eighteen inch
balk line one shot in ba!k, anchor barred 600
points each game Two of the leading French
PLAYERS and two of three leading American
players. Ives, Schaefer. and Siosson, must par
ticipate and $4,000 is offered to dctray the
expenses OF the French players. The other offer
10 purse of So, 900 on the same conditions rs to
leading players, not less than Ave competitors
In all, the contests to 10 at the space tho
champions game Entries will close on Nov. 2S
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each 20 to I. Run Often to seven on Ramiro,
against The Winner, even money.

each 20 to I. Run Often to seven on Ramiro,
against The Winner, even money.
FIFTH RACE.
Selling; for three year-oIds aud upward; purse
5000 o which $500 TO the winner ei00 to the second
mud $50 TO thirdi the Withors mile
H. h. Murray & Co.'S br. h. Tnge, 4, by Falconer-
IlnSStnre: LOO Cooylel ;:..... ;;.:..:;.'....
j. = McCanertys CHI h. Gotham, 4 lY2, IhcCanerty)
- Premier, Aureitan. Crom mwel Brisk, handspun,
Runaway, Flames, aud Emotional also ran.
Time, 1alA
Betting-ARaingt Gotham, even money; Roundeman,
eto |! Premier. 10 to IL Tinge and Handspun each
oto !; Cromwell, 20 to !; Aurelian, 30 70 Emo
uonal, 10 to /; Flames and Runaway, each 90 to 1.
SIXTH RACE.
Handicap for three ar.olds and upward purse
$1,000, Of which 300 to the winner $500 to the Sec
the hill
d. a. Boyles b. C. Havoc. 4, by Hmyar-Elletta, los
". ~. BSrr, ks b. h. Maurice a. loo tslmmsj, ......
fred Burlcw's Rr. h. Sir Dixon, Jr 4, W (PowerH).
Dcerslayer and Brandywine also ran.
Time. 2;0s.
.Petting-Against Havoc and Deerslayer, each TO o.
Maurice and BrRndywine. each to l Sir Dixon, Jr.,
y L
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Phil DAILY Wins by One Bird.

LoSG BRANCH. oct. 2".-1hc live bird shoot he
tween Phii Daily, Jr.. ara j. l.. Winston at Elk
wood Park tl's a't"ruOOn was th" most interest.
ing contest ever witnessed th"r", tn" match was
for $3.50, DAILY posting $3uu To- " !nsiOu's $3.50.
Each marksnan shot at 100 uir;a. thirty yards
rise. Winston led unri the rg;u round, when he
missed his Lass two birds. The was: DAILY,
So, winston, 81.
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Odds and Euds Of sports

The revolver championship OF tho North London
Rife Club. shot for ~ the lIford RANGES, England
has been won for the fourth year In succession by
Walter Wnans or baltimore. He made 3hl points
out 9f possible AGO amt did not have Ia shoot his
las: two scores, as ho beat his nearest competitor
By 81 points.
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A series OF bicycle races were held at the
Olympia bicycle track at LcnoH avenue aud
l35th street last night. The attendance MAS
small and the races lacked interest. The sum
mareE:
one Mile. Novice Won by ]. Wilson, +. A. Goldberg
second +. DartOn thlrd. Time. minutes as seconds.
Five Miles. Op NJ tnpsUcd-Won by v, A h0ome'
N!rl h. e.; u. NJ. EutI K. W. second C. II. lomllson,
X. ", tnIrd. Time, ~ minutes 40 seconds. ~
One Mile. Handicap Won hy H. Bcd"ll, u. W, 20
yards; g. H. IhuR pSOu q. U B. 40 yards, second. e.
X. stevens. l.. W, 50 yards third. Time, minutes
20 40 seconds.
NOTES.
The Kings CountyWheelmcn will hold their annual
twenty fve mile handicap road race on tho Merrlrk
road on election day.
The rutherford cyclcrs VIII hold century run
OH election day over u course embracing Nllburn.
Plainneld, New brunswick, aud Franklin Park.
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&. Il. Orr-Eutries for the road races TO he
run on Fifteenth avenue Mt BivthehOurne on
election day Will close with i. Rodgers. Fifty
seventh street. Blythe bourne, l.. ].
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CHESS.
How Some

How Some OF the Games Were Played In
budapest.
Following is selection of games as played in
the International chess tournament in Budapest
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Constant Reader. - In rIlinC from Forty.
second street this city, to Hiisdac. y. j., cross
the ferry at West Forty second street to
WeehHwken. climb large LIIl. and tnen ride Ia
New Durham. and through Carlstadt Corona
Garfield. haywood. Spring Valley, Oradell. and
Westw God to Hillsdule.
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Hoo Patchen Far Behind His H"ihmle
Track Record.

V,,, p,yY. Oct 22 Joe Patchen. in his attempt
"a beat his record OF 2:O5A ON half ,Inie Track,
WAS only able 20 mako I,Oy " Riverside FaEk TINS
afternoon.
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Jimmy B. and @. IL. F. Win nt Franklin Park.

sAuous oct 22.- Beautiful! weather and nrstclass
attractions brought large crowd to frahklin Fark
today The track In good condition for fast time
In me o Og pace bumps the favorito After four
h" ais mad been decided the won't over until to
morrow summaries:
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j. lInrrison.-l. The best road to take from
the Hudson County BOuley ard TO reach Newark
il the Newark Plank Road. Its condition Is iaIr
to poor =. You can take the trolley car Mt the
car stables at the head OF Montgomery street
2. To ride from Arlington to Montclair go 10
Bsllevil!c, then to Glen Ridge and then TO
MontClair.
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NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
A Team Road Race by the Brooklyn Clubs
-koutes for Travellers.

The Associated Cycling Clubs of Long ISL
And will hold their first annual inter-club team
road race ON the Merrick course tomorrow. 1t
will be the first team road race hold among the
BROOKLYN clubs that has taken place in sew
eral years.
Edgar Munscy.--To ride to Newburgh, pass
ing through Tuxedo, take the following route:
Leave Central Park at 10th street and Sew
enth avenue and ride TO 10th street, turning
LETT to st. Nicholas avenue; then turn right to
Tenth avenue to the kingsbridge road. and di-
rect 70 1S1st stree; from this point turn right
and cross Washington Bridge, following Fea-
therbcd Lane to Macombs Dam road: then
turn left 10 the Fordham Landing road: about
200 yards turn left and direct to kingsbridge; |;
from klngsbridge turn left and cross the tracks
again to SonkeIs. and direct Oh the turnpike
to Glenwood: when 2l9 miles To the fork turn
left and ride direct through Hastings to Dobbs
Ferry; from this point 20 TO lrvington and dl-
rect to farrytOwn: turn left to the Terry and
cross tho river to- Nvack; ride out Main
street to the Nyack turnpike and direct to
Clarksville and Manuel: from this point go to
Spring Valley and direct through MnnCey and
Tallman's to Suffern: ride down grade to Ram
auo and direct through Sloatsburg to Tuxedo:
from Tuxedo go to Southiieid and direct
through Arden, Central Valley. and Highland
M!lls TO Woodbury. leaving Woodbury.. ride to
HonGhton Farm and direct through Cornwall,
West Cornwall. and Windsor TO NewburGh.
The sun., 1896-10-23

FIRST oAME-BIsHop's GAME.

Appended is the score of the fifth game in tho
Napier vs. Marshall chess match. as concluded
Mt tho Brooklyn Chess Club on Wednesday
night.
The sun., 1896-10-23

Football Yale vs.. Carlisle Indians tomorrow ar
Mammalian Field, Bpm. Adm- zoe. Grand Stand 81 so
Adv.
The sun., 1896-10-23
Hard Practice for the Yale Men.

Touchdowns-S. Bruce t2,. McCorJ. Bogart e.
from tUuchdown-N. Bruce Referee--Whitak
Cmpire-Austln.