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STEAMER MACALESTER
MOUNT VERNON

OIIID UI ~ 'tIS'IIi.-,NVI3' -,
Daily Except Sunday, at 10 a. N. ana
Z p. m, returning reach the city az
| 80 and p. IL. FARE, ROUND IRlP,
5Oc Admission to grounds, 25c: ELE-
GANTCAFE ON THE STEAMER. Tickets,
with NJ cunt Vernon aduiS iSSiOn coupon,
Tor sale at wharf and at hotels. VIII
also make river landings as far as Gly-
H. ont, stopping for Height and passengers
o5h ways. For charters, etc, apply at
offices OF steamer Manchester.
L., L., blake CaDTain.
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FOR SALE
$3.50 on Wide Concrete St.

New two-story window bricks six
rooms pam ana pantry: cabinet mantels,
emma closets, electric bells and gas light
ing; concrete yards, rear alley and front
parkings select neIghborhood, one square
ron, from Mo; d aye; me near cars, herdics and
chasers. 1367137T Emerson St ne bet
L and F, 18Th and 14th SITS: inspection
inyIttd n,d d;,aaPI Apply GEO, !. NEWTON, Builder
aid owner, RooIn 20 LIE Droit building,
stn ana sts. NV. fe25-6t,em
FOR LE-Cheapl / have two nice t. wo-
story houses, with concrete cellar under
entire house; bay windo w. buff bricks, stone
trimmings. sranolithic walks, oak cabi-
nets. open plumbing, steel-clad tubs, hand
These: Houses are W 70s a and nd III T Seventh 91
st. Sc, and are open every day from to
$50. Take a look at them you want TO
get house in that location. for FL sell
them cheap and on accommodating terms.
anu they are the best no lSes IN that section
b. F. SAUL sos 11th st. NV.
FOR SALE-Small farm, 20 miles from
WashingtOnon Alexandria and Fredericks-
burg X. R.; broom house and outer build
ing In firSt-class condition. Inquire OF j.
III. SP Rim OMAN, Springman Va. fe1T-I At
..l19,It.!s!.I.Lt.--! ron HoasEs q VEHICLES.
FOX SALE-On account of storage and
repairs. daytons, 2 grocery. l coal or
buggies, coupes, and wagunettes; no reason.
able offer refused. 927 d st. NV Phone
261. re1 arr
FOR SALE-HORSES AND VEHICLES
3. ID. Houck, 30I 10th st. nw large
assortment OF new and secondhand double
dDd single harness, 100 sets OF govern
ment wagon harness; also a large assort-
ment OF double. hack and coupe harness.
lop government saddles fe13-1in,em
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT-Frame house; 4 rooms; S12
per month. 1929 l 9Th st. NV, near
Massachusetts ave. 1t
FOR RENT--$16. 80 per month; new g.
room, bath and cellar house; 1906
FLORIDA ave: ne; key at 1904 Florida ave.
ID; b. GoTTWALS, Sll 11th st. NV
FOR RENT-223 A St Sc, half square
from Library, 10 rooms and bath: large
stable, $40 per month; 1925 18th st.
NV, g rooms, S22 81 per month A. e.
i. MI DDLETON, 603 4th st. NV. fe2S-3t
FOX RENT-Colored tenants; 1885 5th
NV; looms, SIS. %; 1912 9th NV,
9Th NV. fe2S-Jt
FOR kENT-4l22 Conduit, Is rooms,
porch, cellar. stable, water; grazing, etc,
near Wash. and Great Falls r. r.: $40;
key at lS4S 9th st. NV. fe2S-3t
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FOR RENT-223 A St Sc, half square
from Library, 10 rooms and bath; large
stable; S45 per month; 1925 18th st.
NV, 6 rooms, S22 81 per month A. L.
I. MI IDDLETON Goa 4lh st nv fe2S-at
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DR.. CZARRA'S,

NO CURE. NO PAY.
No. 6I9 Pa Ave. y. W., Washington. ID. e.
Specialist In chronio and private diseases,
Piles, StrictuIS, Hydroceie, Gout. Catarrh.
Dyspepsia, Blood POIson cured. Vitality re-
stored. Consultation free and confidential 70
both sexes DHily, Co Z. TO o.
OUR GREATEST medium anu spiritual moth.
er, DIR. MARY GORDON, tells you all
things and prescribeS a proper remedy FOR
your troubtes consult this gifted lady be-
fore lt is too late. NOW ct SO 9Th 81 NV.
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FOR SALE-HoRsES AND VEHICLES
3. ID. Houck, 30l 10th st. NV; large
assortment OF new and second hand double
and single harness, 100 sets OF govern
ment wagon harness; also a large assort-
ment OF double. hack and coupe harness:
100 government saddles. fe13-Iin,em
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WANTEn-TETee toys at once for lunch
room. 3C6 q st. NV. III
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GOOD ONES and coed wages: men and
roTen. MRS. MOORE, 3C6 u ST. NV.
1t
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tOR REAT-Colored tenants; 335 5th
NV; 3 rooms, S15 90; 1912 5th NV,
= rooms and store, $1,000. Apply 1915
Sth NV. fe2S-3t
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FOR SALE-Small farm, 20 miles from
Washingtonon A Alexandria and Frederick
burg X. r.; broom house and outer build
III. M.sPRINGMAN, Springman. Va. fe1T- At
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HELP yyASTED-MALE.

BOYS WANTED To sell the only ofllcial
program of the inaugural cerenonleS;
OFFICIAL PROGRAM HEADQUARTERS
lll6 T. ST. NV mhz-3I
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FOR RENT-ROOAiS.

FOR RENT--No. a4O6 Pa. ave-; large
unfinished, comforta BILE, 2d-fioor roouhs;
one has alcoye; oath adjoining; large porch
in rear; suitable for Hight housekeeping;
terms reHSOnaOle. nIh2-3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
A. G. SpaIding 8 Bros, SpaIding- 0idweIl Co.
1875 1870 Nassau ST. 90 b. SO W aga 81.
1875 1870 Nassau 81.

England; Lee Beale CumberIand Nd; william J:
Quinn. Pailadelghia Penn p fFed S9k MIS-:
Albert Phillips Pitman Grove y. j.; Dave CASTOR.
Chattanooga Tenn: o,...,,,,, o,,.sEdward n
r.lam. Hampton. Va. Clause \: W. Meltzer. Deep
creek. Va and H. F Burcher Deep Creek Va.
Clause i: f. II. ROsegrandt. Hampton. Va. Clause
b, August Bumberg Baltimore, Nh, cause A: L.
J. Aver Green, Iowa, Clause \; William cameron.
Ir9ybGnGg X oT Caree Be- Arhur Clark Benz
nngton. Vt. Clause r; Frank A NeT, slatington.
Penn. Clause a; Charles r Lerche' Ot!unwa'
Iowa. Clauses A and b; G. Jennngs 0ttumwa'
Iowa, Clauses 4 and =; Charles Muss. Milwaukee.
Wis. own request; Frederick Cole, Battle Sresk.
Mich. Clause a; Carl BOerner. Battle Creek, Mich:
Flank FraafA F !sfFSE efa%S '3 Clause
4 FIX Fraak Ifeddsry and L. B9ueis'er
Tacoma Wash and william lam Crawford Sc seattle aiiIS
Rochester. y Y Clause I; G. ". Waring. Morris
dale Mines Clearaeld County. Penn; Charles Con
mai man Houtzdaie. penn: William McTavish Ma
tera Clarified County. Penn; Ross NAYS osceodIa
coola. Penn. Frank MAYS. Osceola Mills, Penn;
Tony Vaerce. Osceola Minis. ClearfeId County.
Penn. and Robert Ferguson Osceoa Mills Clear
field County. Penn. Clause 4: VIII Kelley Charles
G,heton spurEeon Mer George Fli1t, william II.,'
Clauses and b; Dave CASTOR, Chattanooga
suspended-Harry R Geer. Jamestown. Penn.
from August u. pending payment OF fees and for
thirty days ,sfier F. b, sigIer Bloomfield. ~ J.,
IRE . ride Jesse Doyle, GreenviNe Ill, to August
q ls9s false entry under an assumed name. /.
: Cummings. Rlvenna Ohio; pending payment I
fees. Pending payment u fees and FOR thirty days
after: J. F. Fitzcera.d. Grand Rapids. Mich; T. L.
ArboGast r. d Mather. c. W. Nather Chicago.
9. A Liigh.ner Erie, Penn. pending payment Of
fe.s and thirty days after Charles X. Gibson.
Erie Penn 10 September -: failure 70 ride E. D.
Seas .orrve. Ohio and Edward Crossman. Coving-
ton ny. 10 September 1; delay in paying entry
fees. W. r. oder. Paducah. Ky and A r. Beth
el Morganned, X. 70 September Is; failure TO
ride. Herman W. Hruse. Despld!nes, Ill. 70 Mo-
venber 81; false entry. Howard Muse. Mulberry,
Ind; Mort Tomnson. indianapolis. and Earl
Stone. Plainfeld. Ind; failure 10 ride c. A. Rob-
ertson. ". A Blair. New-York. and ". c. Male.
NewRoche.le; pending payment OF fees and thirty
days after. c. F. Bdrden. Newcastle. England. by
the y. G T.. TO September 49, failure 70 ride. J. G.
Anderson and Q. l.. Wilson OF Charestown, w.
Va; L. c Johnson. Cleveland: Harry Gibson, Gin.
ennau; +. J. Allen. Dayton; John Fisher. Chicago:
Ewing Burns Troy. Ohio George r. Maxwell,
New Moorefe.t. Ohio: Harry p. Wood. Ohio. and F..
Il. McGrew. Columbus. Ohio pending payment Of
fees and thirtv days after
Permanent suspenstons-E. D. Allen. Portland.
Ore; Watt Ship. Salem, ore; Jack" Sharrck
and J. A. Jones. Tacoma Wash. for repeatedly
riding In unsanctioned races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
GOOD TENNIS AT TARRTTOWN.

Some good tennis was witnessed by the few who
attended the third days play in the fifth annual
tournament OF the Sleepy Hollow Lawn Tennis Club
Yesterday In the first round for the Washington
Irving Challenge Cup. In mems singles. Beals
Wright beat F. +. stratton. OF Princeton. Thurber
OF the West Side Tennis Club. beat iowa. OF New
burg: Bait. OF Sleepy Hollow. beat Everett Thayer
OF Sleepy Hollow. and Ward. Of Boston. beat Dr.
E're,er Of BROOKLYN. The latter match one OF
the best played In the afternoon being only egualed
by that OF Paret OF Orange. and Pierpon OF sleepy
Hollow In which the former won;
This evening the players will enjoy a dance In the
Young Mons Lyceum. Summaries Follow;
Mems siasles-First round Hocomb Ward. Massa-
chus-tts state champion beat Dr, a. Frazer Kings
County Tennis Club G. e-5; 3 G. BAIT sleepy ho!-
low beat Everett Thayer. Sleepy Hollow 10. -;
r. d. Thurber West side Tennis Cub. beat f 4. iowa
Newhurr % Is: Beals Wright. Boston. beat F. l.
stratton. Princeton. 81 Cd, -, -.
second round +. PaTet. Orange Tennis Club. beat
George IL Pierpont Sleepy Hollow. 6-3, 81: E. NJ
sergeant Orange Tennis Club. beat Edward H. faie'
Mems doubis.-Howard 8 and EveD,,t u. Lhayes'
sleepy Hollow. beat L. H. Sergeant ana H. . o0hfnA"'
60 6-z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
when we DemOraItse the stomach

rv exce.-c. or iprutence in eating hope 20
ssc,pe the consequences for length Of time
TIA most robust succumb abuses Of
,ha, important function Blu, supposing that we have
been foolish enough enfeebe the stomach Is the dam
age irr.parable? BY The dyspeptic has only
10 DO things TO insure his ultimate recovery First
a.. sboud adopt an easily digestibc diet. Second. he
should Us. regularity and persistence. Hosteters
stomach Bi,ters leading gastric invigorant OK the
age The mu;form symptoms q dyspepsia and the al
.t invarabe attendant disorders biousness and
,,ao, Will sssuredly c-a.e 10 prosecute The sufferer
~ the above advice Is attended to. Who that has SUI
fered the torrents chronic indigestion inncts wiz
take OF the remedy which, u Tue
poetive evidence the medical profession ana the
public Is 10 be received with due credence. Is an abso
Tut. specific for the complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
TILE ENGLISH CRLCKET TElN.

The composition OF the English cricket team
which will play here next Monday against New
York has been changed materially. according 10
the latest advices received from England The
team as finally made up. Is as follows: +. F.
Warner (manager) and J. r. Head. Of MIddlesex;
H. D. c. Levson Cover (captaln). and H. b. Chin
merry. OF Surrey: c. l.. Jessop and W MEG. Hem
mingway Of Gloucestcrshlre; r. c. Bull. Of Essex:
A q Jones Of Nottinghamshire; F W. Stocks Of
oxford University and Lecestershre; r. a.
Bennett OF Hampshire; J. y. Tonge Of Kent. and
a u Whitman OF the Eton Ramhiers The crick-
eters are expected to get here tomorrow night and
they will devote Saturday 10 work at the nets on
Staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

at mile and three furongs, and Lincoln II was
Laimbeer Is the owner OF Challenger Mr.. Lain
beer punges on his horses az times and he ana his
friends made The bOokmakers sad and sick and
sorry by their extensive winnings on CHALLENGER
Lincoln II crawied over the course as II he had mis-
mysterious manner. sloane rode him. He was
eG ali the @ay s0 cSTy wa
ITnning was far below his best western form was
third. BY the conditions OF the september Stakes
Budiha had to carry l2s pounds and Sunny, slope
ponderous and neither was ever dangerous. ,o,
On Monday last Flying Dutchman. with III
and making a hot pace. Behind FLYING Dgtchm IsS
bon ND De ' oro Wi" 115 ' Lincoln H. Sc Pen der l0
Sir Walter. H. and Bernadillo, l09 Free Advice
on Monday Flying Dutchman kept up fast and
enG OF ne fnqm the Th st ] limo f6T the
mile and quarter was 2:o5 %. That seems in
man n'V on that day with willie Martin in the sad
die. had uncommon speed. The official time c tor
Handicap. was practically as f2oWs for os mil lie
and fnr9ng S F Gyd 2oGR nos was Wham
Ornament passed him: Furlong Y % seconds
gghr'fg mi I'VE ro5rs 'Ts G1 @ six furongs III
seven furlongs. III 10; mile l'4o' mile ana
That was a remarkably fast race which FLYING
Duchman ran out in front for mile ana IN, tI,
against Flying Dutchman then vas > 20 l ana
& 10 / and II was reported all through tht be',
lingering that 'Pittsburg Phil the piunger ana
other heavy bettors backed Flying Dutchman all
three ways to win large sums. .,
Yesterday in the NTH race. a handicap nj n'lIe
and a furlong Flying DutChman was the oGds-on
favOrite Willie Martin rode him again sthu rytIt
him out in front again. as was right. 1eSleILhI
he carried 126 pounds. while on Mcnoay NJ nhu
only l2l up But this time he was n0t TunniuE
against Ornament. Havoc ReputaL SIT NaIter
Ben Elder ard handicap horses of that lass ms
ciass-Paul Kauvar Miss Prim and Howard ;. In
FLYING Dutchman the DaCkStrctch
In the last half mile Flying Dutchm4n seemed 70
lose interest He came in last. PAU kaGV4r iooS
first honors Miss Prim was second. ana hoWatd
: third The time !: SO 3~5. on Monday tHInS
Dutchman ran a mile and q fuTionG IN about -
or AT most IN Ia. The track was fl.t ana
IN excellent condition on both days. ON MONDAY
FlvinF Dutchman carried I'VE pounds less man
he carried Yesterday. Did tho difference OF w"
pounds make that wonderful difference IN 'ne
putchman's speed? IT,.
F;ving Du,chman looked fresh as paint after
the race The stewards also looked a. irtsh A.
noint rter Martin had dismounted he cast -
and furtive glance up into the stewards stand
a II he expected to be called UP and questioned
But no summons came. -. ~
Wbat do racetraCk stewards exist for? To add
dignity and comelness and manly beauty ana
crace ard distinction TO the stewards stand! Noth
ing else?
FIRST RACF-s6n added. tor maiden hln~~. two-ysar-
ODDS; special weights Five tirlangs Fuurt'y course
Betting
81. PL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
OLD-TTNE NEGROES.
THE "'FoRE DE WAR" VARIETY RAPIDLY PASS
ING AWAY.
From The Richmond Times.

ING AWAY.
From The Richmond Times.
The old-time fore de war" negro IS rapidly pass-
.ng away and Il will not be many years before no
viii be extinct; re IS rot by any means TO 10
him and see hin ST a%ay yin so,
eTn society OF antebeIIum days. and the history
Of the South Is by no means complete With the
relationship with the family 70 which he belonged
omitted. These things are little understood BY the
es G os Of e oSh who the 0 sS
called mister" instead Of uncle Tom Page ana
to US the negrO's dialect and many OF his ways
but eSTs % @ Ne Ne @ to e eas
3 81 Rf ns6FU BY she Who e the
W." We are pleased to know that the Rev. Edward
h P Of the EFFORTS made BY TIE South for 70. the
moral elevation OF the negro before the war; The
s4eS more or abundant than is generally SUPPOSED not
only did the churches OF the South spend large
bI IacSs. but It was not uncommon FOR those who
owned large body Of slaves to have place Of
p TSysep 0s
white church had It's CONTINGENT 0, colored mem-
s% SS;5ss sar lie hf
The efforts o. individual laynen, as. for example.
iST oass
ing chapter. All this Is nothing, however. as COM
u the ss Ss ss
women were made Seroin ONES BY the late war Is far
snnins and they had been II training from ON the
time tha; h the slaves S Same into our
sse1 n,sG 70 'e sSs
sr ing Seek snS All s
where he got his religious instruction. and he viii
Mho had tell AZ 0S that h
day morning read to him and his companions
meaning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
ENTRIES FOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
FILL. LIST or TIE PLAYERS WHO Will. TAKE
PART ~ THE TOURNAMENT At WHEATON,.
ILL NEXT WEEK

ILL. NEXT WEEK
pho ,,u is. n, entries ,or the National amateur
,,.Ig .h,mpionshlp which is 20 begin next Monday
~ ,,o links ~ the Chicago G'lt club. at wheaton.
NJ WAS announced yesterday by Robert T. Kerr
secretary u the United states COLI Association. or
the Eastern players VINO are entered FlnIay Doug
i,s lanes A Tying $ y. Bowers. W. q. stewart.
49,. uaj ir FoxhaI p Keene and A. H. Fem
no ,.rb,ps the mos, prominent. IL. J. Toler
o-t " u sands are two = the noteworthy alb
eo,,cc4 The present champion, II. j. Whignam' Is
- IN. ono OF the contestants. "a well as Charles
p Macdonald. one OF the best known OF the West
.-n cracks The complete list follows:
r.,.,r,ux Emu,ct Westbrook Golf Club; H. J.
Vhigham. D. r. Forgan. w. b. Smith. solomon
4 smith. aeon Thompson. W. waller G. A. Car,
~, and g. + F!$kr Onuentsia Golf club Lake
torr To,s,o p1, y O. A. shaw, Country Club Of
BrooknS Mass. John Morchsadi, W I,Dd PnttoI
sbcI m' Country club. Pittsburs Pom; Hobart
Gig cur '' Wetis i. shaw Kennedy; william
H@ nnt and f E s Hint chicago Coli cluS: Louis
Ais. Milwaukee Gof G.uD s 't" Rress. Tuxedo
GSIf cub; James a. Tying, Morris COUNT COLI
Cub Morrsown JaSbfrr Lyn COUNT; 2xe Cnb
Il5yd r Boyd, Milwaukee, C3uniry Ci1o; Jasper Jasper
thorpe Carbrdse COZ Sinb Cnmp PRO- MASS
SIib ~ R5chcsier; l. y Coates. Newport COZ
club Fem Palm s F5 ,G sub Dou9as Fair
1eId C@unty Country club, Greenwich. Conn; X.
y arrm5a Kno%oSa Coz to FIR 5b EW'fSfd Me- T.
t,,rIev Merton Cricket club. Havcrford. Penn:
LecG My9pia agn5 club M,s .awTsncs cE Kr!y
lakewood Golf Club: Robert Crowell and V.
Fainter Cleveland G9 Club oS Nv R RSsss r b Ndw
Hayen COLI club: :. r Chadwick and Otto Hook
meyer. Richmond County Country club, staten
bnii i Keene. Rockaway Hunt Club; Clay A.
Pierce Essex County Club. Manchester;by-the
Sea Mass and Philip NJ Prescott. Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
FIVE RIDERS HURT IN A RACE.

Seattle. Wash. Sept Sin the final Of the half.
mile scratch bicycle race for professionals held
here last night under electric lights. five OF the
best riders of the fell and severely In
jured. John Slower. OF Portland. sustained severe
injuries about the head and body; Zeigler. the
Californian. badly about the face and
head Dan" Whitman. of Los Angeles, badly
bruised. as were Hardy Downing. OF San Jose.
Cal. and George Crawford, Of this city No serious
results expected 70 follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
uoRsEMEN,s PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

Albany Sept. s-The Horsemen's Protective As
sociation was Incorporated here to-day. The main
Office Will be In N-w-York Clty. The -rectors are
William Lakeland. Of Coney Island, James H. No
Cormlck Of Brooklyn Frederick Taral OF Mount
Vernon: Samuel Doggett. OF Grayesend; John j.
Hyland OF Babylon: r. W. Walden. OF Middlehurg
Nd: Matthew " Allen. OF West Chester; David
i:Idenr md Waltcr ROLLINS. Of NeW-YOrk CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

Edward p. Edwards. the road rider has estab-
shed road record for tricycles which will be
hard TO beat Starting from Elizabeth. he rode
through Railway, Westfeld Painted. Metuchen.
New brunswick. back 10 Metuchen. and 10 Plain
field Scotch Plains. Springfield. Elizabeth. Newark.
Jersey CITY. New-York. COney Island jamaica.
Wantagh and then back and forth the Merrick
Road. making $50 miles in thirty-ive hours. He in
tended 20 do five hundred miles In nifty hours. and
might have done so had he not punctured his front
tire beyond repair at I O'Clock Monday morning
Tricycle. records common enough In Englanu.
but this Is the first road record be made I'm this
country. Edwards rode Tinkham tricycle. weigh
ing about thirty-two pounds. and geared 10 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
TIE RACE For TIE ST LEGER STAKES

London sept s-At the second days racing 81
the Doncas,er September meeting today J. Cub
bins'- three year-od bay colt Galtee More winner
OF this Years Derby. won the s.. Leger Stakes
Lord Rosebery's Cheaniry finished second and
James r. Keene's bay colt 81. Cloud n IN third
place. The race s. % -Oyercigns Zach. for three
ycar-olds the owner ~ the second horse 10
receive go sovereiPns out OF the stakes. and the
third horse to receive 100 sOvcreigns ont OF tie
stakes Five horses ran over the old -. Leg"r
course about | mile furlorgs and i32 YARDS.
Goetta made the running NJ slow pace from
81 Cloud n and Galtee More. until fairly In line
for nome when Galtec More drew 20 the front
and won by three-quarters % length \ neck
separated the second and THRU horses. Silver Fox
was fourth. The time was Q u -
C;altee More Is lrish-Dr-! horse. anl was the
first Irish Derby winner In addition go winning
the Derby Stakes his year. Mr. Guh5inss morse has
also won the Two Thousand Guncis. tn" Jubilee.
the Newmarket and the Prince OF Wales Stakes.
Tho betting previous 20 the start was ~ 10 J on
Cslfee More. q - / against Ch"landry and % 70
! agalns; -. Cloud n. Gatee More was ridden by
Wood Chelandry had VI. Cannon az Jockey and
Bradford rode 81. Cloud H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09
NEW RECORD ~ 4 sWIMlnNG RACE.

London. Sept. SIN a 5'-yard swimming race
for th. championship ~ the world. at Doncaster
today INITIAL. the champion Of England, defea cd
C,v1 the Austria asian champion. IA the record
brea king time OF Gt3i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

The Entertainment Committee OF the Nassau
Wheolmen has arranged for a club run TO Man
haitian Beach Saturday. It will be Nassau
Wheelmen's night at the beach. and special pyro-
technic displays will DE made the fireworks
pavilion. one OF the set pieces vii! be devoted TO
the club and Will cover 2ej square feet The com
mlttee In charge consists Of J. J. Strasse. J. J.
Roster A L. Baker. j. Y. Gallagher and A.
Christman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

To-day the first round AZ ma.ch-play tor the
Wrstlro-k cup IL 20 10 begun IN the morning. and
the second round IN the afternoon. Play ,or the
Consolation trophy vii. also he begun today The
names of he sixteen who qualified. together win
their scores follow: -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

Fell and rcrnounteI
Time-3:20
Won in drive by a length; length between second
and third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

Most Of the cyclists who went to the Floral Fete
az Saratoga returned 10 the city yesterday. All
are enthusiastic in their praise OF the affair and
saw that the picturesque beauty Of the whole dis
play surpassed anything that they had seen re-
Gently After the parade the judges and officials
met in the parors Of the United States Hotel at
Saratoga and drew up the following statement:
THE Judges wish TO commend the Floral As<Ocia-
ton OF Saratoga for the magnifcence Of the Floral
Parade and the Battle Of Flowers. which through
their labor and the enthusiastic and liberal sup
port OF the participants, was made by far the most
beautiful event OF IT'S kind ever witnessed In This
country. The association provided prizes 10 be
awarded exclusively to those riding bicycles. The
judges in selecting the prize-winners have been
greatly embarrassed by reason of the general
ceilenCe and taste displayed in the decoration Of
the wheels. They sincerely wish. 80 excellent
the decoration Of each wheel, that there was
sufficient number OF prizes to present one 10 each
rider group OF riders entitled TO and mer!ting
II Tor the labors performed and good taste mani
rested In beaut!fying their wheels We cannot
overlook or fall to comment upon The beauty OF
the decorated carriages and unique as we'll as
handsome appearance OF the many beats AMI other
vehicles forming so important part OF the parade
The citizens OF Saratoga and the many thousand
visitors should congratulate the association upon
the unprecedented success and splendOr OF the dis
play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

Cyclists desiring 10 Join the League Of American
Wheemen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending names and ad-
dresses TO the Cycling Editor The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-09

Major Thurston and Captain ". F Smith. Of the
I'd Regiment. intend Joining the Harlem Wheel
men. (; Ia said. with the idea OF recruiting a
bicycle division for the regiment.