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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING -Norris Park. 2 n. m.
GOLF.-Annual tournament, st Anarews
Golf Club, Mount Hope \. y meosl pias
handicap Wee Burn Golf Club, Noroton'
Conn. sixth monthly handicap TOT fIes..
dents cup Of Country Club Of Westches,er,
team match between Oakland ana Meauom
Brook Hunt clubs Bayside. Long lsieno;
rompetiiion for Captains Cup or fhltle'u
County Col. Club. Greenwich. Conn; SKIN
monthly handicap, Glasses ana Is, staten
Island Cricket Club. contest for Reinhart
Gun OF Hillside Golf Club Plainheid; hanoi-
can Crescent. Marine and Field. Ardsiey
Fnglewood and Montclair Golf clubs; open
tournament for the Halcyon Cup haicyoH
Golf Links
SHOOTIN;s.-TeT1- men team n,atSh, New
Utrecht and Endeavor Gun clubs. WOOD
lawn Park Brooklyn; monthly prize shoot'
BROOKLYN Gun Club. tournament Altoona
Rod and Gun Club. Altoona. Penn.
ATRLETICS--Youn Mems Christian AS
sociation Championships. Fifty seventn-sI
and Eighth-ave.
leyan. West Point Carlisle Indians against
Cornell. Ithaca: Harvard against Dart
mouth Cambridge; Yale against Williams;
New-Haven: Princeton against Franklin ana
Marshall. Princeton. Pennsylvania against
Brown. Philadelphia
PoLO-Continuatiop Staten Island ana
Polo Club tournament Manor Farm. West
Brighton. Staten Island. $50 D. m.
BASEBALL.--Boston against Brooklyn,
WASHINGTON Park. BROOKLYN.
LAWN TENNIS --Infercolleg1ate cham
pionship, New Haven.
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The other sem!Ana round match was S Tb"gn
son. OF Morris County. The latter vas ond 70
iron, the start and beaten nv up ana ~. ~
20 In the consolation foursome Tappn ana 6 ~
Won the Gun nv defeating Holhro0k ana IalT,tse ~
~ eno, quad nv 6 IN and 4 to play The results
of the other matches in this division are toih IN
To-day Norris and Reid will meet tor me .,, 81
Andrews cur. The match will start or me atrlNSaI
OF the special train from this city eisn,eSn tbe
heng pIaved In the forenoon and eighteen IN INC
afternoon In addition 70 this contest there IS 10
no n team match at medal play, for which seven
teen clubs have entered teams ~ four men eaSn
The organizations 20 ne represented are the tngle
GOOD WESTMINSTER, Rockaway Hunt. Richmond
county. Montcair. Powelton. Washing on Ale Aiie-
r. Albany Country. Princeton, Phiadelrhia. Ards-
ley New Brunswick and ST. Andrews CLUBS Inc
summary:
St. Andrew. Cup Nsml-hnll roundl-Iohn Red jr.
c, Andrews heat " T. Thompson. Morris County < up
and / 10 play: a. l. Norris DySer Meadow. beat r w
Nsnzisg & Andrews. { up and 70 PLAY. . 80,
Corsoiation foursomes tsemi-hnal round).Hary 20.
brook ir ST. Andrews and !. 2 Talmase IuHedo Hsat
Crenviie Kane Tuxedo and Joseph Chadwlck (r Fowei
Tan . m and 7 % play; g T. Tappn. Westofo2K ann
! / Plar H. Morris County. beat n p kngssy- -
sndrAws end q. P. Tiffany. Powelton, up and 20
play , , = p,a,- - HAT,
We ~ uohrook end T. :. Tslmags. M snd 10 play
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L.. A. w. BULLETIN.

Baltimore Oct. ALBERT Mott, chairman OF the
League Of American Wheemen Racing Board, has
issued the following bulletin:
National Circuit sanction has been granted 70
Mossrs 6. l.. Coulter ana r.. .. Hausman and the
New Haven Cycling Club. New-liaytn, conn. toI
October 10. The hve-mile National championship
race scoring CO. ~ 80 20 and 10 points. has been as
signed them. $500,
Cape Girardeau. Mo. are fired Sl.Vp ana suspended
until paid. for unfair dealing
The Following Is received from the international
Cyclists Association -,
please note that p. Wheeock and o: ] Full
ford Of London. have each been Nnen ny the
League OF American Wheelnen Of America, for
ton and are suspended until payment OF the hne.
"HFNRY S1URMEY. Honorary secretary
The Trinity Church, Nanticoke, fenh. " SUI
pended from the sanction privilege TOT promoting
Unsanctioned races $4,000, 49,, .A,-a r,,o h,ra,
can made nv r l.. Kramer. Newark, y. j. az
Tioga track, PHILADELPHIA September l'-1sss: tlno.
on az Handicapper. a. O. Powell.
Transferred TO the professional class-CNnt Wat
son, Mills Creek. Penn; II J Newshane Erie Ere.
Earnest Camden. ~ j.; Ross BOYLE william r.
lanes ouarreis robert Kennedy. Alex Orr, Lewis
Keith and clifford FIlmer, Chattanooga, Tenn.
SUSPENDED
ceory. H. Baker Wilmington Del. is peEmanenily
srnended from AL roat md track racing ana fileG on
a. r. " trneXs IN every capacity. for riding IN IN
e1try ana other unfair dealing. .,,
0,-ar HedsroY.- Iiidleto~n. conn. 20 november T.
fer falling 70 ride woodsde Park Philadelphia Sep
tsrher ~ -, . -, -.
Leo Heller. Fos. w.yns ma penSinr Isurn ., prize
ara for thirty days thereafter
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IcrTsCD OF ROBBING WOHEN.

Word was received from Albany yes,e,o ar
cap,s,n McClu.ky that Jacob rllman nsn ~. - "a
rested there. and that ne had been turneu o u
me custody Of the Troy police. Inc ps,.,n,
wanted In Troy for robbery on winch s.p,,sh,
he win he examined next week ana men y. aim.
70 this city by Detective Valley 70 ans" ,hs Bcs
liar complaints here inspector wan ,,,sr ,urned
ron no,ice is also anxious TO have oll'hs" rob.
.oa ., ~. authorities there 10 TO tried for wv
b.ng women. -, ,h,s city to
Ullman is considered by the police OF TINS this
bs on. of the shrewdest confidence nien .nrssent
country. His method. II Is alleged wealthy 20 mar
hinnsaf TO women as an exa nnin,cn OF his in'
ann s.nde s' vc,ms to rob them OF ewery police
For the last three or four mon esssmnpisnts tcms
this cit, IA, na tsev have had valuaees stolen
them BY Believed s % r os that uls|n
Saptaih hon, hf,y.two years old n 49,
served terms In Sing Sing ana IN ''n''
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YACHTING.
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
THE TRIBUNE's REPORT OF YESTERDAY CON
rrRNFp BY THE RACE COMMITTEE

r,,, ,rprpr-vE,s REPORT of YESTERDAY con-
rrpNrp BY THE RACE COMMITTEE.
The news published exclusively IN The Tribune
-, oe4or1a, that the challenge for the Sea"an-
baka Gun as put in by the seawanhaka Corintnian
yocb+ club had been accepted nv the hoyal ~.
Lawrence zach. CLUB Of Montreal was coil I'm.
last night by the Race Committee OF 'ne 49,
Raw club This arrived 100 late Oh iuuiS-
d,v night n allow a consultation with the race
Cr,r,i,,ao and the information came by way or
:, pauI Mimi from the yachtsmen whose chai-
lama yras not accepted by the yacht cluo 81 MOI
trsal n now appears that the Race Committee OF
the Seawanhaka Cornthi1n Yacht Clup mas o7en
aware that its challenge was accepted TOT CON-
siderahle time the telegram announcing such ac-
.oa,o-,co boinr dated September "a. though Mr..
sherman did not receive it on that day. Ine tee-
gron, directed TO Charles A. Sherman. the secre'
tary Of the Race Committee. was as follows
ROYAL s.. Lawrence Yacht Club accepts your
challenge made by letter 2oth INST Ar.NoN
Secretary Sailing Committee.
1r. letter which followed this telegram was not
dated until seven days later on Saturday OCTOBER
I. and was not received until last Tuesday by MT
Sherman It read. in part. as follows:
We understand that 1t Is your desire 10 lfanle
rules that will produce type OF boat more gen
arailv useful than those that recently competed
ond i, Ills we shall he glad to meet YOU .
"' Ne the subject is n somewhat difficult one we
fool that il would expedite the work u we co '
All arrive at a basis for further action Conl1
YOU not arrange meet us in Montreal! we sna,.
ba cad 10 see you at any time tnat Is rpnNnpsyn
for yourselves - - t.
IN regard to the arrangements 10 no maze ior
.,s MEETING and also 10 consider the matter to be
discussed Mr. Sherman said yesterday fhat
meeting Of the Race Committee Of tn" seawahhaka
Corinthian Yacht Club would be called next week
Ful particulars are not yet given out as 10 ''e II"
novations TO be proposed by this cuo. rroIn Nm.
- ssiI i'm Mr. Aimons letter IL II thougnt Una, .ns
ceawanhaka club Will wish 10 ailer me ne, .et.hs
rhich nov, control tho challenge cup so az 10 esta
ifs% "a some extent 4 construction control when
,r roouire the building Of less nln'sy ana loi :
WI ...tth.. croft>Ihat can used after natch
Teces are completed. II has been noted INA. tne
soov,onhpka which chosen ~ me ,rlh td "a a.
borr "a sail for tho cup WAS so badly wracKeo IN
he few preliminary races At oyster bay INA, r sr
o,,,d ,,of he kent baied ont, and had 70 ne sup;I
eoded a, Montreal by n later T-footer' caUca ,he
Shallenger which Represented me AmerGdh Siun
a. ConSas last August The Seawanhakt cIuo
has appreciated the fact that In lshtness OF Con- -
,,c,ton those modern racers have been reduced 70
~ ~ aksurditv and II is probable that an enort 10
remedv this will meet general approval
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OK TIE LAToNIA TRACK.

Cincinnati. Oct LENA Van was a good Zip on
the maiden two-year-old race at Latonia to-day.
She opened at 20 |. and was backed down TO . 10
q, post time. At the head Of the stretch II looked
ss though she would he beaten. but she came on
aamely under a terrific drive and won BY = nose
from Miss Josephine. To-morrow the Iatonia prize
at q mile and n sixteenth VIII be decided. The
weather was pleasant and the track SLOW sum-
mary:
(Crovhurstl, even, won; r. - Sack lOl 90. Taylorl
th,rd Time-is5.
second race CASe urionss)-Eberhhrt 10 q. HID (
- Won Parsket 100 d1,uden,. 30 ! ana IL 70 |,
second B!y House los CMorrison) to l. third Tine
rhird race Zone mile seliag) Madriens lo4 q Hilil.
p 10 . won: Kitty r.. i07 GorrsonJ 20 and N o.
second Draw Lad 1o5 (Ginore). to !. third Time
Fourth lone nile and SERENITY ysrdsoo"ha,; Next
iOo n Groen), won; Pacemakeg, Jos 'Nilson)'
10 to and 10 J. second: J. H. c.. III CBrittonl to
g. third. T.rne-i4s. - an &c.,
q 20 won Miss Josephine. io4 u. Ma;thews). to l
ana 70 2. second; Leia Murray io+ On HID. to l.
third Tlne-l.Oiig 49,, ,oa ,,.
rison) 7 to 10 Flop. i0i tKuhn). 10 10 and TO
J. second; Doms!s. Jos so1thaf1l, 10 = tAra' Ine-
l2lL.
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lest Saturday Harvard ia N play the heavy Dart
mouth men at Cambridge, and Princeton ought 10
be able to get good practice out OF the FRANK
lin and Marshall players. who gave bafayette d
drubhing last Wednesday. The university o. Tenn n,
the season against Brown at Philadelphia erow I
being one Of the strongest OF the second-cass coz
lege elevens. . -. ,,r Tho
SO fer as even scores are concerned, ny Tar me me
most Interesting contests ought 10 ne tn9se ~
tween Wesleyan and West Point az West POM ana
Cornell with the Carlisle Indians At lfhaca,
Following is the schedule a. games 10 Dc piayeu
to-day:
Yale vs williams AZ New-Haven
Harvard Dartmouth. ~ Cambridge ',,...,
Princeton Franklin snd Marshall AZ rriheeVoh
Yhnnsv,venia Brown. ~ Pnllaoephh
Ccrnoll We Carlisle. at Ithaca
Wesleyan vs Point. a. west POM.
Iafavet'a va state College. 81 E9ston.
Rutgers ~ Swarhmore ~ STaithrnore
" ! T. vs Trinity 81 Hartford
Iehich vs New York University. AZ New-iorh-
IIoJv cross vs. Newton A a. at worcester
r,ck,rson - Haverf0T6. a. Carlisle.
Oetvshurg vs. Gallaudst, a. Getiyshug
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CORNELL EXPECTS TO WIN
TIVE LINEUP FOR 10 OATS GAME WITH IHE
I<TIASe.

CORNELL EN1tN 10 ~ Nl-N
TIVE LINEUP FOR TopAT's GAME WITH THE
INr1ANe
Ithaca. N Y. Oct although the Carlisle mo
ian football team was expected TO arrive here TO-
night its PLAYERS failed to appear They WILL IL Is
thought reach here tomorrow morning.
The Cornell men finished work early this AFTER
moon They did not indulge in any heavy practice
Under the close inspection ~ the coaches and Cap
tain McKeever of the 97 team, they ron through
ell the signals and the critics were well satlsneo
with the execution Of the plsy In conversation
this afternoon. Warner. the coach. sald
1--WE have done our best in preparing for the con.
test and I sec 10 reason why the men shoulo nov
mn ND = strong game. II is true we are niue
weak on defeneive work. but from what hear re
eardng the work OF the Indians. they are nor OK
centionallv strong in this respect. They Will nave
the advantage Of older and more experienced men.
hut we will put our hest team INTO the ned ana II
We have no hard luck think we should WIN
Cornell'e lnoup will he as follows; Lett enc
Duvail: left tackle Alexander: left guard. heen
centre narnora. right guard bueder night tackle
Sweetand: right end. Cross; quartereack; y,
Young; left halfback. Captain Whiting: right mar,
back Windsor. fuIlback, Starhuck. Sweetland end
Alexander are the only men who are not IN goon
shane for the contest
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RESULTS AT WINDSOR.

Detroit Oct. LADY Irene fell and injured her
self so badly at Windsor to-day that she will never
face the starter again Ross the Jockey. who rode
her had his coar-bons broken. Summaries:
First rae. Selling six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. won;
Prince Florist, second Raymond F. third. Tins
I:iSA go.
Second rac> (sellirg. Elk furiongrl-lvy Gotta won
Onatatavia second: Nj Jimmy. third Time 10
Third race ceiling mle)-Ioe Miller won, Albert =
e.cond. Guidsr third TimA-1 81
Fourth race selling six furlongs)-Arnie Taylor won
Primo. Zeno second Purrap. third Time-l.ioiz.
Firth racs selling furlongsl-Sls'er Jane N'n
Lady 81 the West. second: Farm LIE. third. line-
i27 - - a.,
Sixth race ceiling Elk furongs,--Tn'e n Won Mys-
ts-y sscont Colonel Frank Wsteis third. Time. l"'z
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ox THE sroCKBRIDGE LINKS.

p,ttsNeld. Mass oct (speciaD.-The semi-hnals
IN two interesting golf contests IN the women
tournament were Mayed to-day on the Stoctoridge
corr-A The great interest Of the day centred in
the match for the cup offered by Joseph H. Choate'
Miss Anna Lapsley beat Miss T. clark up, =; 70
niav. Miss Maud Curtis beat Miss Kate LapSley' :
IN / 10 pay The finals will he played on SATURDAY
morning In the consolation match MISS nltcho0cn
hsnt Miss kohsaa'. 9 up. 70 play. Inc winner
will play Miss Dwight In the finals on SATURDAY
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WILLIAM JoURyEAY TO BE BURIED To-pAi

William Journeay will he buried to-day. the ~
neral being held at his no ne. in Husuero'' go
Island Mr. Journey, who was eisnty-n'e .,,,.s
old was descendant OF one OF the oides' Ia .s,r
~ staten Isand and one noted for It's ion.'' IA
His mother lived to be pinety-six years o'b =. Inc
,,,desf resident OF Staten Island MI. 81 ma
Uosd In the town OF Westhed nearly all OF MS NV
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Nfv-YoRX AND LEHIGH TO PLAY TO-DAY

The football match between the elevens "
New-York and Iehieh universities Will he played
Of University Heights this afternoon at $50
O'Clock. This is the opening game Of the year Tor
tho N.v-york men The makeup Of the team
from Nev-York University will he IS follows
Captain Hatch. quarterback; SlaWson. fnH Gon
HAYNES right hafhack. Young. right end; carey,
right tackle Bunt tight guard I9ncf; c Aibar
left end; Van Bleck. left halfback
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RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago, Oct The weather at Hawthorne to-
ssv was cloudy and the track slow The results
follow:
First race Cnve fdIionss,-Nora G., TO /. woni RIO
chico q g. second: sidtia. thifd. Tlme-i00H.
second race lsix furlongfj-Espnnsse even. won: Mr.
Johnson 3 q 2 second: Genus tnifd-rime-i.l9
Thir1 race zone m.ie)Mlsfral H. IS 20 l. George
Lee / 20 2 second. Found, third. Time-l4s
Fourth race ceiling. one and ono-fixteenth miles,
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
SLOAN uYpLAcED II ONE RACE BUT WINNER
IN ANOTHER

London. Oct. at tho first days racing OF the
Kempton Park October meeting. to-day, Leopold
de Rothschild's bay colt ST. Girls by Galopn-1sahel.
won the Imperial Produce stakes. Sloan rode the
Iorlllard- Rerosfcrd Stables bag colt Boomer but
was Unplaced The betting was 100 TO against
Pooner This race Is of 5000 eoverogns for two
yoor-ods. There were eight starters, and the dls-
lance was six furlongs on the straight course.
g + Youngs bay lilly Queen Louise. ridden b..
Sloan. won the Teddington Nursery Handicap OF
lO} soveTegns The bct,ing was 10 aga INST
Queen Louise The race is for tWo-year-o
Eight horses ran; distance FIVE furlones. \. ..
Dawson's chestnut FLY Miss Unicorn was second,
and SaucY Jug tnirQ.
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mccoy AND MAuER SAID TO BE MATCHED

Now that the Mccoy Corbett teiegraph-,
wreckinr discussion has ended the announcement
IS made that Mccoy end Naher have been me =,
10 fight ct the Greater New-York Athletic e'uv , :.
Coney Island on December s. The eontes, W ~ ,Ss
of twenty-five rounds for generous sh als IL
cate receip,s with a guarantee TO the wlnns',, ana
Is said OF $1,000 The match was ARRANGED @"
Sturtevant House Yesterday alternooh
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Oar. IT, q 10 l. won Lena TO ? second King Bermuda,
third. Time j rs
Fifth r,ce Selling seven furlongs)-Iord Zen!. m
won. Sewseatherer to h. Second. Czaro"iff thrd
Time a4h, -, .
won. Teeta MAJ. to 1. second. Brother Fred th'd
Time 25x
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BOXING.
N.Krr.vER pEATEN BY SMITH IN WE'LL
,o,-rusr T,

FOUGHT BATTLE
"lrvsterious Billy" Smith outpoin'ed "Charhe
McKeeyer. OF Philadelphia In twenty-nve-round
contest last night at the Lenox Athletic Oluo'
therebv retaining the l42-pound championship
which he has successfully defended many times re-
Gently. His last encounter was win jim 'uues,
% Scranton. Penn last Monday, when he knocked
Iusgo on, a few seconds before the end or what
was intended to be the lag, round
Smith was fresh and strong last night. ana nc
x.aver also looked TO he IN good condition ana
confident OF holding his own. The man OF mys'esS'
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HARNESS RACING.

WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES OF HE
BROOKLYN TROTTER. SABLE ALCIONER
Sable Alcyoner. the Brooklyn trotter, that has
started In seven races during the last fourteen
DAYS tried for the money again yesterday at tho
fan meeting OF the Parkway Driving 'lub Inc
castron tro;er finished iirst IN three MEATS our ..
o., .hich would have given the race TO her II
sIe had no- heen set back in the third round tor
sweryiug IN the homestretch. Lne Wen NV, ,ts
Iyas the best She has yet scored. Der time IN M
fourth heat yesterday having been rs me TN ~
es, race Yesterday the judges changed drivers be,
fore the fourth heat. putting up w ~. S n III
,,Jaco ~ Ioayid Tuers behind Theresa T. rms race
Us Us also unfinished when darkness caused post
noncmont +. T. Bedford VIII drive Saily H. N
,,norv 10 wagon to-day In an attempt to heat inc
rack record. Summaries:
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Clothing for
Wise Men

Here are three items ex-
H'Wt'''',Y 'V' pressly addressed to men
WISE we" with more taste than ability
to crafty it. 1t is just the sort of news that
wise men, who are looking for the most tor
the least, will appreciate. The items are all
in the best sense specials" the goods ex-
cellent, the fitting satisfactory. All ready-to
Wear.--
Frst-A purchas. Of 500 Yards Of very hne worteds
results in an offer of pair of 81 trousers at SO
Second-A 3-but,on cutaway coat and vest made Of
very good quality of black diagonal worsted, satin
lined at $l2.
Thrd-A rough faced black cheviot made in dre.sy
and stylish 3-button cutswsy frock suit, at Sl5.3O
Mems Furnishing Store. Ninth street
c. Saturday is always good
~ 's.c o''"o day for bargain hunters in
cto'c the shoe Store. 1t is the
usual dav for rounding small lots, and
for marking down prices.
The regular stock was never so complete
and never held more Of positive and excep-
tional value. Some of the specials that to-
day brings you are
Women's Shoes at 81: worth S5
Wonen's OYfords at 75c: worth 81. so and 81.
Small Bows and Girls Shoes, 90c. and ST.
Mems Shoes, 81 So worth S3
These are hints, but they are quite enough
for wise people.
Fourth avenu. and Ninth street.
New Neckwesr A typical "W Wan maker
6tF1dIJ Prices are new. correct, ex-
quiste. The prices are not far from one
half the figures for which the same goods
would sell even here, under normal oondl-
tons. You are indebted for this chance to
the fact that large manufacturer is gong
out of business and wanted to get through
his stock quickly.
Three dozen handsome Shoulder Capes that were made
TO sell for from So to SIS; now s. to $50.
Satin Stock with chiffon bow trimmed with narrow
ribbon. in black and colors; SOC. each.
Plain and fancy Stock Collars velvet or silk all COL
ors: 25c. to 81.
Fancy Liberty SILK Stocks; ruied effects; all coiors'
SOC and 81 10 each.
New Stock Bows of silk and chifon trimmed WIN
lace and chenille; so and S225 and upwards
Net scarfs. trimmed with lace and lace applique ef-
fects; $l.75 and 1915.
Tenth street
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CYCLING.
CHIEF OF POLICE DEvERY ORDERS THE
ARREST OF ALL sCORcHERs.

RACING OR FAST RIDING PROHIBITED ON ALL
THoRoUGHrAREs IN THE c1TY-THs Ac-
TON PROMPTED BY AN ACCIDENT At
BROOKLYN RACE MEET.
Chief OF Police Deverv vestorday afternoon IS
sued orders tn commanders Of precincts in all
tho boroughs Of tho city to have oil scorchers ar
rested He stated that this style Of riding hi
cycle must not he permitted in streets alleys
lanes roads or thorouEhfares Of any kind Ho also
cava orders that no racing he permitted In the
streets or on roads. The Chiefs attention was
called IN p Brooklyn club which had races several
DAYS ago on TWenty-second-ave when man was
knocked off his wheel and dangerously hnrt re
has issued the orders because Of this, and no moro
races will be allowed on roads.
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George H. Day and Lieutenant Harold Eames'
we'll known in the trade in the city yesterday.
NJ DAVIS daughter sailed the steamer Augu5tc
Vistoria fo- Paris, where she IS attending SCHOOL
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owine TO the demand tor
space in the Sunday SvISwNs.
Advertisers wM confer q
svcat FAVOR by ssNdiNe IN
THEW COPY at the earliest
womeNt.

however. proved his superiority IN every Icu no
and forced the issue from start 70 nn'sn M u"
cision was favorsbly received by the spectators =.
In the preliminary contest Charlie Miner, On
this CITY and Chip" Morrison. NJ tlncinnaQ ,nss
for ten round bout. which proved a real slus..
cling match Both mon were bruised ana cut a a
Miner received an ugly cash over me eye ~.
rtara tired during the last three rounds, but Miner
RULED himself together sufficiently 10 moor ~
onnonent near the finish. and the Cincinnati ms i
Was barely able 70 keep MP until time was cdiea
The contest was awarded 10 Miner
AN OFFER TO CORBETT AND MCCOY.
Baltimore Oct Al Hertord. manager OF 'ns
Eureka Athletic Club. Is prepared TO deposit .
sao nno nurse for the Corbett-McCoy fight, S'o 2.
q IN the shape Of a guarantee that he VIII pun Oh
me contest He sent kilograms to New-forK 70.
dav IN George Considine. manager for Coroe''' aN
~ " p Gray who looks after the interests -
Mccoy. saying: c.-,.,,
VIII post five thousand TO pull of McCoy.Oousr
6eht in Virginia: twenty thousand purse F>i''
Within an hour Considine replied:
satisfactory to me- but Mccoy does not wah' "
fight. 81 ,..a
Nothing had been heard from Gray up 10 Ia ~.
This evening Beyond the statement tha' w.
amphitheatre in which he purposes TO hs.e ard
mon meet will seat twelve thousand PEI Svvs.,na.
that n is In Virginia mot very far from s'san.
ION HEREFORD declined TO go. He prefers ~, r,u
her AZ II a m as the time for the nght uu, ,,r.
aca,,,esce in any change agreed upon ny INC ''
cipals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08

All the leading colleges end many OF the smaller
bnes vii play practice games to-day II VII! 90
Interesting 20 note the score that Yale runs up
against Williams at New-Haven this afternoon IN
view OF the fact that Harvard could get only eleven
points out OF the WiN!anstown men at Cambridge