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entered the League. Bad management

v,. Gin, .rt.-es IN. League Bad management
ana worse ball playing account for H.
II has been so long since the Brooklyn team Non !"
eame that the enthusiasts In the borough across ''o
Fast River ere wondering when 1t Is go'hs "
happen.
The taiI-enders will be in the Harlem HOBO" io'
the next few days and try as they may II ooe' 'o'
seem possible that the home team can keep oi ''s
ing.
"Tim" Hurst threatens to write a book about no"
4, feels 10 manage a continuous performance 'ai'-
end club.
Boston does not seem to have any occasion 70 80
Cincinnati further. TIE Champions are cohioe''.
that they will be able to stall Off any late rush tn"'
the orioles may be able to make. Boston % l.'ts en-
timore bv twenty-nine points at preSen;,: mar'e
cinnati is twenty-four points behind Bai'iinoi''
The members OF the Orange Athletic Associa'io''
will end the baseball season to-day by sivhs
benefit burlesque game Of baseball and cafi''a' y,
snorts at the orange Oval at $50 p m sone ho, ND
sppd entertaining specales will be Introduces, r anu
an ENJOYABLE time Is promised. lnose IN ,aeis t On,
who are still alive after the baseDaii gd'e - sed
ished will participate In chase @ @aiter enor,s for
nip climbing a creased pole and other sports 'o'
ur
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
TILE RECORDS.

Tho Sew-York team presented decidedly JON
10; appearance ~ II marched on the nel1 at IN"
Polo Grounds Yesterday amid tho frantic acclaim
of n dozen or SO spectators. These dozen or en-
thusiasts always yell Whenever the homo team ap-
poars Thoy nre probably personal friends ot me
MIA yers or ground employees. Certainly the New
York team has not none anything since The nm
fortunate transfer 10 It's present con'roUers ~
cause much enthusiasm. The game Yesterday was
between tho Pl';slurg and Vow York teams ara
iha Pirates won as they Pleased. mo- allo"ine ne
homo players ~ score single run. Win three
mon on bases in the second inning Gilbert mis-
Judged or,rlens ~ and the Visitors sent inrH" nsI
around tho circuit. This CAV" tho IitfenureS sd'"
lead and the result was never IN doubt II.
The Now-York team looked Ike crazy gunt
rlertifullv bcsprlnked with moth peicnos Sea
rour covered left field. Grady first base, - ,Loe
rieh' nod and Foster third base. TINS, WIN th7
fortunate Doheny az pitcher. presenter cnrsp
comhIna ton which would have trouble IN winning
= game IN minor league. gilbert Ia 'h@ oul-
neidar recently released by iha Washington team.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
THE 7. A. W. BULLETIN.

Baltimore Sept ie.-The following bulletin has
been Issued by Chairman Albert Mott Of tho 7. A.
W Racing Board:
Registered No. 2on. Joseph p. Rogers Philade-
phia. ,, -, ,.
Transferred 20 tho Grofessonai , cl1ss George n
Howard. Daniel Smith. Harry Dill William Ryan,
John Parson. Frank Haywood. William Dunn.
James Dugan. Walter Heffner. J. ID. Parker. Hugh
HAYWOOD. August Hinel. ". @. Haney. ~. BERNARD,
y q. burns Harry Johnson. Willis Ransom.
Gloucester. n ! II. c. Davis Peoria, III. freeman
Suspended Frederick Foster. Newark: F. r.. wat
son New-York; Edwin Armbruster. Harry Bir-
hrige T. II Bolts. Brookyn w. J. Mooney. Rah-
way. y. J.: a Beamsdorfer. Lebanon. Penn. Harry
Cowdrick r. G pottel. lakewood, y. J.. Peter VAN
derver Long Branch; j. r. Conoyer, Red Bank,
y. J.: Charles J. Reilley. New Brunswick; Charle,
Mclaughlin. Philadelphia. 10 September 30. failure
TO ride
Sanctions granted--Y. NJ c. A.. Mauch Chunk
Penn. September II. closed: Gentlcmens Driving
Club. Scranton. Penn. September Il: Natrona Bi-
cycle and Athletic club. Ntrona. Penn. date
changed 10 October /: Maryland Athletic Union, Bal
tmore. September q. two races; Danvile Cyclic
Club. Danyillc, Penn September ~. closed: George
N Davies Lansford. Penn. September q.
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, pu, FOR 4 and Travis won his FIRST hole Of the

put FOR T. and Travis won his FIRST ho'e u ''''
match.
From the sixth tee II was Douglas VINO ""u ,'.o Wv
best OF the drives Travis got into cuppy ne
and after addressing with MS uiNeS
changed the cllb for a brassey and made cNP.',
shot Douglas laid his brassey on the green ",'1
PLAYING the Ike. Travis followed with inisefao'e
approach that went SWIMMING past Tie cup i'.c %
latter then tried the only thing to be done u'ue.
the circumstances long put Tor D. H'SS''' anu
the hole went 20 Douglas at : TO ..
Coming now TO the seventh there was little 10
cbooss bc.v;cen the two drives. Travis attempted
q b-assev was short and the ball landed on the
TOP Of the ridge leading down 10 The hole. Tnen
followed one OF the prettest shots or the day
With his brassey Douglas sent a low baH SKIM
ming toward the green, striking the race OF 'ne
hill and circllng down into the green. Travis was
on in the odd but in attempting to put Out ne
laid himself stymie. and gave up the hoie' me
score was now up IN Douglass favor. * was
evident to those who mad seen him play against
Foxhall Keene on the previous day tnat IIaNiis fii
iant hnu at At that time His putting not Of that
confident kind. that comes of with the easy s"IS @
putting tha. is effective while his driving wa, WAS
noioeaely poor P9ssioIy & II was bt i. should
be remembered that Traviss recent illness had ~
him in weakened condition physicaly ta1d ahq an him
than people thought. The eighth n2ie "a
for green ~, At the bottom ot sGep Tith hs iron
and reached the sandpit beyond. Douglas foozled
his iron and stopped al the top OF the ridse andnd
him safely on the green. The next stroke was was n
pretty one Travis took his mashie ana WIN ~, -
Douglas missed the chance TO halve IN tour. anu anu
Travis got the hole on tho ninth hole IraYis vs. ~aS vas
short IN his drive short again on ms IRON puu re-
covered on his brassey and laid the nan green
high. Douglas was on the green In three ana -
half In five resulted. As the men ROUNDED 'he
turn therefore Douglas led by Up. . -.
on the return journey Travis go' the TENN loss
tho next and the twelfth and thirteenth were
halved Travis then evened UP matters nv taking
going but he lost the sixteenth and the last two
were halved the morning play ended win Pous
las mp. The cards were:
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS.

RACING. 49, Brooklyn Jockey N'uO' a.
Gravesend. 2:15 p. III. ,,or-
GOLF.-Annual championship at the MOI :
ris County Golf Club. Morristown. ~ -;
team match between the HarDor Hiil a,o
Hillside teams. Harbor Hill; members manu- n.,d
Marine and Field clubs
BASEBALL Brooklyn VS.. Plttspurg' al
washington Park. Brooklyn. 3:3O p. m
LAWN TENNIS. - Members tournsfneh1
OF Crescent Athletic Club. at BAY hluee
.ha Uudson River Lawn Tennis tourna-
ment at Poughkeeps!e; Lenox Tennis CLUB
omen tournament. at One-hundred-and-
twcntv.thIrd-st. and ST. Nichoasave.
ROWING-Ladies' Day regatta OF the
Dauntless Boat Club: Knickerbocker Yacht
Club Ladies' Day regatta.
CRICKET.-Brooklyn Cricket club ana
Paterson Cricket Club. at Paterson. y. j.
CANOING Canoe club races
n Bensonhurst.
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BOXING.

BOUTS ARRANGED FOR BY THE NEW-fohh AIN
LETIC CLUB. OF CONEY ISLAND.
Tho next attraction at the New-fork Atne"'
Club Coney Island. will be Gus" Rubin, o. Axron'
Ohio and Ed Dunkhorst OF Syracuse. two heAHH
weights who viii box TWENTY-FIVE rounds N Sr
ton there Will be tWelve-round bout .~t~s..
Billy" Payne. OF Baltimore. and Tommy Hy""'
OF Philadelphia at 40 pounds. - ,,. N.
The Coney Island Athletic Club will also nr'hs, ~,
sether on next Friday night Frank Erne and nv ,S.
Iavgne for twenty-five round contest aha ahoxsi xii
uQht-weght Championship. They would have ooHra or
at the Hawthorne Athletic Club OF Buffalo. on sep-
temher l9 but for police Interference.
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THE RUNNERS AT NEWPORT.

Cincinnati. Sept. 1.-THE talent put two good
things over the plata AZ Newport to-day. Aureola.
backed from 20 down TO II to /, won the second
race. and Miss g.. backed from 10 70 ! to 10 T..
took the closing event. Annie NJ, ~lnner OF the
fourth race. covered six furlongs In lSl Weather
pleasant. track fast. The summaries
First race (six fr.ongs,-Arpl~ Jack no Nantusenl
TO I. Esther r.. % knight. 2 20 and 70 <.
second: The Doctor % Hughcsi. 10 n third. Tins
I.13n
second nve furlongsD-t tureoia io2 Thnrrp.o
IL ]. won; Lake Fonso 10 NandusenJ. 10 10 and
10 l. second. Csario. i0c tMatthewsl 20 IN. third.
Time OH.
Third (miIs ana sixteenth. ssIins)-LsEis io7
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A NOTED SWIMMER DEAD.

Boston Sept. ls.-Willlam r. DAILY. one OF tn'
most noted nfe-savers In tho United States io'
many years champion swimmer and champ'o"
oarsman Of the Pacific Slope. and In recent years
well known in theatrical circles. died to-day !"
South Boston. His death was caused by pneu-
mona.
Forty years ago he went to California. whete
he began teaching swimming While In Caiilorin.a i.
Mr. DAILY gained wide reputation as swim
mer and In the course OF his career ne saseSa "a
thirtv-elrht persons who would have drowned
mad he not gone TO their assistance. Resides these
he also saved many lives in railroad accidents In
1884 he received a special gold medal from WV
gress.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
BASE HITS.

That nins AZ the Polo Grounds yesterday was
about the weakest team n New-York club ever put
in the field The teal Il not drawing and the man
agenent is trying 10 save money wherever possible
The League director. havc chance to slap the
limit on the Chicago team for refusing 10 abide by
tho decision OF the umpire at Philadelphia yester-
day n the managers cannot curb the players then
the League ought TO do II. Simply losing the game
by forfeit Is not punishment enough.
The attendance at the Polo Grounds recently has
been smaller than at any other time since the New
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago, Sept Ib.-IHe WFuIIItT "uS V"V' "'
fra 81, slow az Hawthorne to-day. The results:
First race ,lve-elghths Of mle)-Old Fox d 20
Won: Arthur Mcknight. to !. second Nat TO-
Time ~ Nora o. finished second. but was dsquailHed
foulnP RI,
second race (ssven-eighths Of mile)-DaVic. 10 o.
won. Belle Il Memphis 10 T. second; shnl'ahe tnli
Tine-i::4s. Eiidan finished second but was dsau'''
fouling. ., . , r.,
third race zone mile)--Cant Dance. II 10 D. Won
Ilentoi, 70 second: Buokvidee. third Time ~
Fourth and orceighth mlesp- Prince b.sIs
20 /. won Dr. Marks. to i srohd; ios'' '"''1
Time-2:0J. .,. , a..
F'inh race Ghr.e quarters Of me)-GlcnInoynn 10
l. won; Mariee 2 70 l. second OConnell. third Tune
90. 49, 81, $1,000. . %
sixth rnce (hyc-.ighth. Of a mie)-Mr Johnson 20
l. won: Cnnacc . 10 second. Genna third Tlne-l'V'
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Nm4mn&4
WOmen'S Gloves
75C. a Pair

THIS is a fitting leader to a coll
l umn of bargain news. Three
thousand pairs Of Women'S glace
gloves have just reached us from
Crenoble, and we are going to sell
them at Seventy-five cents pair.
1t will not take long to do it.
Colors are tan. brown, pearl,
white. black. Three-clasp, EN-.
broidered, silk bound. Lamb skin,
but softer, finer, and more plant
than some grades Of kid we have
seen. An excellent glove.
A fair acknowledgements value,
sometimes sold at a dollar with a
flourish of trumpetS.
75c. 8 Pair
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
CLEVELAND. Q: WASHINGTON. s

Washington. Sept. ,G.-Cleveland won out IN the
seventh on two singles base on balls and an
error Casey's generalsh'p in accomplishing a
double play was tho feature Of the game. At
tendance. 1000. Score:
r. r. r.
wa,bi,o.on ...O % 10 .
CLEVELAND .........O 90
Batteries Weighing and Farrell: Powell and CrSer.
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PRIDFGRoOMs AND COLONFbS TIED
uo~ops nvEN OWING TO STUPID rr.ATs OF THE
suop1~Top MAcooN

Tns Louisville and Bfcoklyn teams playsd draw
bn,tIa NJ Washington Park yesterday. IN IN" pres-
enc. ~ email number of spectators IN" nome
,.sn took good Icad In the carly ynrt ~ tho con
,.,. and uo,ld have won tho game but for tho
stupid playing ~ Msgoon at shortstop Magoon
piled up I've errors IN short order, and these mis-
uays enabled tbs visitors to II" tho score" Eleven
innings were played neither side being ao9 -
.cnra in tho Iae, nvc innings Third haseman VIII
lam shindo. will play hts last game With BROOK
ivn to-day lie has been released. and Wagner the
r. '.p,np?on ,nGolior has been secured 70 tako his
race Anderson. who II was reported early IN me
scaeon was sold 10 Washlugto was only Ioanep
Ta vii return N BROOKLYN In a fsw DAYS score
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
posrON. 10; sT. LOUIS. 2.

Boston Sept. 16.--The Champions enjoyed bat
ting game to-day. and HIT Taylor all over the neio
Tho Browns also hatted Lewis hard. but II was
oo,er.d IN tho FIRST two innings. and only two
runs resuIted The home team HIT the ball over
The fence four times during tho game. Attend
nnce 900. Score:
p. IT T.
po.,o, .....o 10 l3 o
c, Inr,, ...........o D o q o o. Z
p,,,,r.,-I@vis and Bergen: Taylor and Clemen.A
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u,r!t,on, TO l. won: Ray H.. 100 DEAN. TO ana
To- second. Evallne I07 (NarvaezJ. 10 l. third Time
--1:isis. ~ -. ~ ,o7
,T'nompson), ~ won: Teucer. Jos tGrahami 10
ana : 70 / second Annie Oldned. lol troso 10 10 l.
third Tme-il3s.. ,.,,.. ,,o
Ff,h race Csix furionss. selllns)-Nolandes liy
C[nighr 10 . won: Benheirn lO& oGleasonl. % 70
ara 20 second: carl t.. lo (Br,ton) to . tA''o
Timc-i.i41z. ,o, ,,-.t.,,,
sixth race (six .ur.ongs ssiiire)-Mss c. lOi (Nnish
~ / won; duncan Bel. IO5 (Iriitonl. 10 ana 20
second I.ufra 100 (Glmore). 10 l. Third llme-lIo'
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
THE RACETRACK.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY'S CONTESTS
AT GRANESENp.

The programme fer to-day's races at nraVese"a
consists Of a lightweight handicap foF All ages 81
six furlongs three selling contests, one Oh the'ii
Icing over the hurdles. the Prospect SlahtS' d"
the oriental Handicap. The value or the FF0sPer'
c,o1es for two.vear-olls at six furiongs. is 2'-l
For tb,s race there are thirteen entries ana ior
the Oriental Handicap Of $3.50 for three ,o.os
and upward. at and one-quarter mics .l'Tlo
arc nine candidates In all Of the MINOR races ~ rs G% U
,te rard large fields viii face the stare II ip
ere fsw scratches Racing OF Interest is prom'sc"'
Here is the list Of entries for to-day
t,tpsT pAcr-Hghweisht handicap; fo'''N ages '''
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'Rycs not played.

Meanwhile Macdonald AMI Smith ware having a
hot match II is o curious coincidence that Mac
donald who was beaten In tho semi finals of last
years championship by Belts. of Yale. should
have hecn put out IN the same round Yesterday by
another sturdy Yale man. Smith had a strong
clique OF college boys in the gallery, and John
Reid jr OF last springs championship team. act
ed as his coach and cadd'e, while Harry Holbrook
David FOULS. the Chicago professional who ac-
companied him last especially for the tournament
The Yale ma n lost the toss for the honor. and his
opponent drove off. Smith sent one Of his terrific
strokes and carried TO the foot Of the green. re
was dead for the cup IN four. and won the hole
Smith has way Of letting out his shoulders and
swinging full or tho ball that carries grand
stroke. Almost his only error in the morning play
the twelfth hole. where ho got into every
bunker and took - for the hole Even then no
came in with As for the journey. ending no on
his opponent The cards of the forenoon half were:
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17

Earned run.rrooslyn: a. ious'h.s no NO, oaS sh nv
nan Fir, base by errors Brooklyn. !; Louisville
ier an hases-Irookiyn. 9: Louisville" l. s,rIck out
s. on Double plays Mas%on, na'''nnn f 'by hY
nI,cb.d tall-Ionex Passed ha-Kyan. Titns OF gsth'
30 T,mnire,-iIunt and Connolly. A'hndahce
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
rRor AND PACE-2:2T CT.Ass-PURsp q
TROTTING At PLATTsRURG.

Fiattsburg. n. Y. Sept IS (Speciaf).-Thc track
record Of e:ll was broken at the fair ground. this
afternoon by Dan @ in the free AL irottng the
first heat without urging In 2:l0s. the second heat
In 2l2. Rain prevented further racing, and tho
contest will be concluded tomorrow afternoon. In
the go pace Annie Leyb burn won frst money Dick
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17

A glance at these figures Will show that tne
Fairhcid man did a ~. which: until ThursS
dav was the professional record Of tho course II
shows also the kind Of game Travis found hln,Seil
matched against. Even then Travis had held on
so tnnaCiouslv that there was li:tle TO cnoose n
tween the two mon In the afternoon noWett!,
Douglas pulled away from the outset. Travis
puttlnC was the chief cause OF his deteat -"
missed short put on the opening hole and lost at
4 to5 The next two holes were halved. yn y
the fourth over the railroad tracks, Douglas nv
the telegraph wires above the cmhanEmenl. nu, n
local rule permitted him 10 toe again. ~i'noui,
nonaltv and this time he sent slashing drive well
Up the course His second. well directed brassc!'
"a r~ied the bunker and landed him on the green.
Travis made the green on tho cdd, ana Ios' .ns
hole at 10 6 Facing the NTH the Oakland
man was short. following With an iron Shot
straight into the sand bunker. and losing me
hole Another wretched exhibition ~ pntnnS
was responsible for Traviss loss ot the sixth.
while on the next his work vas eNecIanlr,
After LAYING long brassey on the green
he missed one-foot put, and instead of winnins
the hole as he could easily have done. he hslNed
in a mediocre g. For the eighth both were On the
green in 2 but Travis overran the cup three iHet
and rimred the hole on his fourth. losing AZ 70 o.
The ninth Douglas won in 4 The next three ne
took in quick succession and Travis was beaten, =
M to GO Tho cards Of the afternoon round were
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
sBle hole.

To-days final round between Douglas and Smith
IS to be at thirty-sx holes eighteen in the morn
ing and eighteen in the afternoon. Play Is TO start
al 10 a. The summary
Amateur ehsnp9nship Isen,!-nnai NM royncI-F1nlay
land up TO play: Walter 3. Smith, Chicago, beat
Charles Is. Macdonald. Chicago. up, 10 play.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
rR0rTING AT GENEVA.

Geneva ~ y Sept 1s.-There three rnces
on to-days programme. two OF which were finished
Doric and Unabee. the winners. were both favof
ties in their respective races: The free-for va va
morning Moonstono has one heat and Henry +.
Two The summary:
PACING-o:oI CT.Ass-PURSE $500
Doris ro u By sackett Hank (Cook)........ !
Susie l.. blk n. tGoodrich). h)..............'''' 4 4
Claritta. b. n. Dempsey. ...:.....:::,..
Tme-224A, 2:235<, 2eit, 2;2SN
TRoTTINC-?:lo CLAss-PURSE $500.
Unabeilc ch M. by Young Fullerton Htgsarty). ! 1
Martina. b. M (Sryder). r).................,.''''''' ?
Tme-c23. 2ocis. 2:23
FREE E-FoR-ALr--PCRsE $500 UNFINISHED
Henry =, br. UIarman). n)..................''''
Moonstone. blk. Jonesl.
Hanuis, Jr.. eli. dthodes)
Time-3;i6 2:i6a. 22o5
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17

Earned run -r-i,sburg s'ol.n ha..-1lN@rt TTo-
ha., ht-i,,navsn hasa NJ - Bren First nss'
sv errors New York. . ssounee h'- iri..r on,
Gar,ne- First bar. on baiisDn pohAny g. r'Iuek ont
By Doh.ny 8. by dsriner. 3 Pe-..i hsll.sthsvosrr or
fDft on has.s- N.y~fork, &. fiihbrrG I i'"- N''"
i'mpres-snhr,wc.-i aad Warner.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17

The Royal Arcanum Wheelrhen Of brooR,yn' nav "at'
2, laa secured what they have long desired c."o-
house The lease OF tho MacCumber house hS'''
otto and Bedford aves. wns signed yes'erdaS' h''
tho organization, which has outgro"h us '"'''''t
nlace will soon have one NJ the most ,elL1.E
located and hest-epuIpped clubhouses of aii WI Tnet
ing organizations IN the city Possession ~ VI ~ -
,iiS ,,iisS.n ON October T. and Immediately the Work ot
Shangiug the house from home ~ Gun pnrpoavs, p,
viii begin ~ house. rTning 10 nc ene, ,o,,a
Is assured.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
BASEBAL LII.
DETECTED LOOKING GIANTS FRANTl-
CALLY GRFETED.
PIRATES HELP THEMSELVES. LEAVING NOTHING
FOR THE MOTLEY HOME TEAM
1EAGI,E CANES YESTERDAY.

Pi'tsburg. O. New York, o Philadelphia =; Cma"
Brooklyn = Louisville. onrs' gam IorIeUco,
Giap. lCh"dgo ~ fnIau'P""'
roson 10. g, Louis second game
p,ii-,o-. 2. ,pr-i-rau C.eveiani &. Washington 3
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17

W. second. and DR.. L. third; Time-2i7h 2istc
frst money. winning two heats in 2.22., 222}+
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
BALTIMORE. &: CINCINNATI. 4

Baltimore Sept. 15.-The Orioles made II four
straight with the Reds to-day In a game that
in doubt at all times. and In which both sides
played good ball Kitson had good control OF the
ball and pulled his side out Of several tight places
Attendance. 20sS. Score.
n. II. ID
Baltimore ......-...0 o o o x-3 /
Cincinnati ...........0 % II 2
Batteri.s-Kitson and Robnson Dammann and Brett
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
HARNESS RACING.
CLOSE OF THE GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING
AT RIGBY PARI<-ANACONDA TAKES
THE 2OS PACE

Portland. Ne. Sept l6--The Grand Circuit meet
Ing at Rigby Park closed to-day with small at
tendance and but two races. The summaries:
pAcING-.os CIASs-PI.RsE g. 900
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
ECoND RACE-For three-yeaT-oii' and "pw'F''
THIRD PACT:-THT PROSPECT SIAhfsS OF $-''' -.
two-year olcs: $50 each 500 forfeit to winner N'uy
10 second $500: - third. 500; penalties ana a'o"


ancss six fur,onr'.
r O. Peppers b. c. Kentucky Colonel by Nan's"" ~,
NOcfuTns
George r Smiths br r. Ahom. rs Sir piNon~ ''r 90,
A J. Joyner;. Ir G. Auiun,n hy rncns Meado~yale i'@
y v Aiorandres r. r Scsnnel. by Sir DIXON b''"'
..............
Mrs H. McCIoand's b. c. Ways anA Means h' ''' ,io
, W scb"fr & sons h. C. vs. Oyerton. by Ba;yidSre
A r. e. u II Mor1-ss Duke n N'ddlNHnrg' N -,
Cavugs--1adv McNsry -. ..'..
G Feschrann's Sons hr. q. Dr fo7bHrs' ~ 81" go,
diemas-Nel Swift .....--.-.-. - ,,.,,, tio,
! r. Maiden's hr e Frchsinn. ~ spenlhrin ''an M
y F. NaAsen'sh h E PhinelandAr by Rramhe--Mary t'iU
svdne. FACETS br NJ Cav. by Darehin Kiss IaF ,n
W H. Rsrrett- b. IIls~. H. Himysr Grace u IT, ~
George Longs Manuel. by Bob Mics -i-'I''''' W.
FOURTH RACE THE ORIENTAL UANpIrAP :"
2Sna: for three gear olIr arl upward. 500 each;
s25 forfeit: n winner. $3.50; 20 feconi. $40: ~
thru. $500 on. and quarter miles.
: W schotr e. Son, oh. 2. AlE'i. by Torsallant
Equality. .'-'
A H. & y II Morris, IN. =. Thr Frar. ~ FNiar's
Baker 4 -l~'
Tunev Brothers. ch. b. nr Ca'l"'f, hy Candlsma'
oneck stable's p. h sir Walter. by Mdlo'hian-IA
wi.lian Talrnheer. ~. T. roe,sss by tn" Rard Fila
r J. HWysrs ch C. Hanihan by Hanover Ke'r'sNr.
r & o'Reiy'. ch. = whistnE Con hy wh'tis
Jacket-C'onremara 100
sydney Pagers h. Pueis. by Brnmhls-Ion Dudley,
Mr.. : G UiIreih's b T. Trrkls- nv Pnns-
NstNtt-. we WV
rrr-rry RACE 70, two vsar oifs. s.ilnc Five r,ir-
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
PHILADELPHIA. .: CHICAGO. o. FIRST
GAME FORFEITED.)

Philadelphia Sept. -C-Philadelphia won the irst
game OF the double. .Vader by forfeit. Mcfarland
overslld the plate in the hfth, but succeeded in
touching the base before Donahue put the ball
HIM Mertes acting captain kicked so long and so
vigorously that Umpire Gaffney declared the game
forfeited. The Phes were not I'm the second
game at any stage. Their fielding was execrable
Attendance, 2,3iI. Score:
r. ".
Chicago ..........-..............-1 D d y
Philade.ph'a ......................O D D IL
Bateriss-Griih ana Donahue; Donahus and McFar-
land.
CHICAGO 10; PHILADELPHIA s. SECOND GAME)
II. IT. r
Chicago ...............8 % 10 10 o
pbiladelnhi. ..I o q o q o 2 o. 3 II
Batcries-Thorn,on and Nichols; Conner. Murphy and
NJ. Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17

The following iz the score IN the National cha n
nionshlp: Raid. l53. Taylor. ~; Mctat'anp' TO-
klnble ,,2 Cooper. iO3 Gardiner. 0: Freeman 5''
c.o,.ors "a. Mor,ons is: Eaton. l6: Martin. Is;
t.lsber Il. tom" Butter .. Bowler, :! Kiser s;
sims & Brown, 8 Eden . Decker ~ "a wis ir
>: coleman. I: Caldwell ]. and CabannN i
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
CLAss-pURsE 81. 500
HARNESS HORSES AT WATERBURY.

Waterbury. Conn., Sept 16.-Wakcman took tho
first and fourth heats OF the unfinished 2:25 class
but Michael Strogon won out after exciting
test The 227 class was by Rob S. IN straight
heats while the 2:23 went 10 Alcantara Queen
In three heats Darkness nteriered after two heats
had been pulled or I'm the 2;l7 class. The