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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19
THE RACETRACK.
vrw RACE AT wEsTCHEsTER.
THE NORRIS PARK SPECIAL TO BE Kun oN
SATURDAY. OCTOBER

:, = Cr,ckmo-e. the exceedingly popular ana
highly esteemed turf Official who is clerk OF '"e
course of the Westminster Racing Association an,
nounces the opening of new race Oh r."'a, W
interes, which ought 10 attraci Afternoon d" 80
81. conn.rv This race is called the Morris farH
speoal and will be at Morris PARK on "dtu'
dav October S. 1895 The distance is TWO fnles'
over the Viihers course and the horses VIII ne re-
ouired 70 carry the October schedule OF weight i"'
fhree-vear-olds 1T pounds, horses TOUR Eeais
old or more l3o pounds, three pounds aho"eu W
mares and geldngs The winner OF the brish.o"
Gun 20 carry three pounds extra II he starts. me
association adds the liberal sum OF sooW OF WIN"
$50 will 80 to the second horse and 81" 10 w,
third. Entries by subscription OF s-o edc"' "'''
starters 10 pay $50 additional
These conditions are liberal and attractive
that an excellent field should go 10 the post II
is much TO be hoped that Marcus DAY. ai"as1
generous and broad-minded IN tuIf ma s eS a
Consent TO run Hamburg. although ne ueciais" "a;
few days ago that Hamburg would hetsi stai b ~
anoi her race in this country. but even IL U
should not 90 TO the post, Ornament ne ,, rIlad :
Ten Uollsdsy Tillo Ogden. Plaudit The husuc,
moi and other wel-known horses may be expected
to take par ana who 10 Nom the Stakes
and the Brighton cup so brilliantly In les' Is nUM
Der OF races at Sheepshead Bay and elsewhere
before this turf season closes. ..,,or a,a
contests over a considerable journey always prlng
out big crowds Of spectators II weifknoWi loises
onIv iong-distance race at Morris Park in the au-
tumn The Municipal Handicap, at one and 5 three
dsy October Is and the Morris Park Handicap. at
TWO and oneauarer miles. oyer the Mnners casT
will De run on SATURDAY, ocroet En- q, the Vest
chester Racing Association will nave inree .or NJ
three consecutive Saturdays of its meeting. Men
who sincerely desire 10 improve me pref ~, ~
American horses ought to bT Lend an .e aT
memorable and important.
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SPORTS AND SPORT SMGN'
stretch. Weather Threatening; track heavy Th'

stretch Weather Threatening: track heavy. The
summaries:
First race 0or maiden threeyearolds six furlonss,o
Ihbe 80 fTiarshberger) D. won. Garnet Ripple IL
Smith - to ] and 70 J. second. Johnny bohah ''V
tNcDonald) 70 |. third Time-l:lh IN At
second race fnnlle and seventy yards,-Inda, ~ tMc
Donold, to 3 won; Gomez iSouthadD. 80 70 ana
10 2 second Judge Sicadnan. 81 Lines 70 J. tH'"'
Tme-1:sSi. al
Third race sellng mile and quarter, "a
Lines, IA ia won. Sunburst i0G BlOss). 10 . ana
, Co. second: otto H. % tSouhard). 20 to J. thirn'
T1me-2l3. -, ,-,o,cs, Ftrs,
Fourth race heas. i've and one half furons51 ~
heat. cotton Plant GAnes 10 To- =. won iieeh ~.
tar5.,e- ~ IIeriiss 10 and even second. LOVING
Gun - Burns. II 10 TO- third Tme-l:lo S.'' ~
hasf. Loving CUP to and to D. won, Helen n
Gardner 9 T. / and even second. Cotton Plant 10
third Time 1917 Run Loving cup. : 10 l. ""
Cotton Plant to l. second Time-ll4 Helen H.
C;nrlner placed third. .,, ga ,u,r,s,
Flfh race selling six furloncsl- Sidonian u" ~
1 ~ / won Randazzo. l07if Caywoofi. 10 ! ang . !"
: second BE True. VI Wardi I 10 i mird l'''
1l7i4 IT,, ,,,. . ,oi NC
sixth race selling mile,.Mamie g. ~ s,d .
Donald, 3 10 l. won. I%queath % udnes). !" ra ~.
to l. second: Wilson. a6 burns. II to - t"'i' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

Charles Adams and G.. b. Van Brunt figured In
an interesting match at the Crescent Athletic
Clubs links Wednesday. The contest was TO
decide the tie which resulted the previous Satur-
day for the Glass A cup. a trophy for which both
men have been prominent competitors this season.
At the end Of the first nine holes Van Brun led by
six strokes, and continued 10 hold the advantage
until the thirteenth green was reached seven
for the sixteenth. however cost him heavily,
Adams did the hole In four. On the home hole
Nan Brunt took Q five. which made the gross score
q tie but as Adams had a stroke r;oxs allowance
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BosToN. 10: CHICAGO. 0.

Boston. Aug. lS.-The Champions took another
game from the Chicagos to-day In the easiest man
ner none of the visitors getting across the home
Mate The home team the game in the first
two innings by heavy batting. Both sides heldcd
brilliantly but the Chcagos were very weak AT the
bat Attendance 1000 Score. . .
49, H. II. T.
Boston .............b 8 u " y w ~
Chicago ............o "" y"
Batteries Hickman. Lewis and feager Isbei' Chance
II Dnnal
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THE RI-NNERS AT WINDSOR.

Detroit Aug ls.-Two favorites won AZ Nnl"s"'
to-day II rahed hard all the afternoon anu ''e
track was very heavy. The summaries;
First race ,sx furlongsl-Purseproud Won Mio' sec
ond Faus Tonic third. Time lis'2. To-.
second race five furlongs,--koyal Salg,e N"t' ''
Gotta second. charlie O.. and. Time 90 -. <.,.
Third race zone niie)--Simon ID won MISS '"s''
second, II-rrv Launt. third Time Az. 50, -
Fourth race tnve rurlonssl-Wrei'h Won 'rinK" so
ond. Ergo third Time :oA ,.. ..or.
Fifih race mile and an eighth uscI'un w., ''
Lady Of the West second ieau loe''' ''"' ~
1854. ~. ..or. Miss Al
Farrow second: IntripIer. third. Time l'lN'2.
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WASHINGTON. 8; ST. LOUIS, g.

Washington Aug ls.-"Tom" knslow signed with
ST Louis to-day Setback sprained his ankle In the
first inning and will not be able to play for some
time The Senators won In the ninth on three
singles a base on balls and fuckers error. At
tendance coo Score
Il. II. T..
81 Louis ..........O u Ga II 2
Ea:teries-Dneen and Mcguire. Taylor and kinslow.
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RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE.

Chicago Aug. lS-The track was slow to-day and
weather cool The summaries:
First race quarters mile)-Pfince Harry. IL to
10 won Chance. to s. second Pilot. IT., third Time
Lii
Second 0hree- quarters nile Newsgatherer 10
l. won Good Friend TO 3, second; Governor Sheehan,
third Time--I:lsh
Third raoe--Declared on.
Fourth mile)-Treschery. II to b won.
Elidad TO q second Vice Regal, third Tlme-l;4'
Fifth three quarters mile)-NOvice to 10 Won
Hosi. to TO- second King Dance. third. Time-l'islz
Sixth n-eighths me)-Ach j 10 J. won, Gay
Parisienne, 10 ). second: Native Son, thiie, Time
t.us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

Captain Hogarth has made name for himself IN
English yacht-rscng circles through his continued
successes with the 65-rater Isolde which has lately
been engaged in racing on the clyde and of Dublin
In the list published by THE London Field show
ing the winnings Of different racing yachts IN Brit
ish waters last year the Isolde stood very high
She and the Bona. owned by the Due Abruzzi,
among the principal winners. and Hogarth :
total with the Isolde not less than <lo~Tp
His strong point is quick getting away In the one
gun starts and the smart setting of light sails He
has not as wide reputation as Captain Carter hut
then he didn't sail the Princes yacht ana IN MS
own class he Is considered TO be an able skipper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

LARCHMONT YACHT CLUB TO HAVE A
TOURNAMENT FOR WOMEN-FOX-
HALL +. KEENE AT
NEWPORT

The Golf Committee OF the larchmont Yacht
club announces tournament for women. to be
held in September. There will be a medal-play
contest Of IS holes each week for which the woman
receiving the highest score will he credited with
three points the next will receive two and the
third point. AT the close OF the tournament
the player who mas received the largest number OF
uoiris will he declared the winner large num-
Ter of entries ma we already been received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19
THE AQUEDUCT CONTESTS.
LICK OF THE hackers OF FAvORTrEs-THE
SUMMARIES

Backers of fsvorites had fair snare OF luck d.
Aaueduct yesterday. but for the losers there was
uttla consolation as the makeup of the fields was
ANYTHING but attractive. and results were tame ID
the extreme Judge Cozier managed TO set through
the afternoon without any plumbers. but win the
starter II was the old story OF tiresome de-
laws and struggling send-offs
The track was heavy in spots when the hrst race
was run but the later contests were decided in
fair time I.ennep's victory in the second race
proved costly to those who control her She ~as
entered TO be sold for what looked like a far price
81 100 but when she offered at auction aiisE
the race a man who said 10 be acting lor w,
7 Oliyer the owner of Lansdale, who had come IN
second hid her up 10 81 600. The customary extra
IS enabled her owner to retain her AS her shaIe
~ Inc nurse was only 1925 and the price against
her was TO 5. there considerable oehcN 10
make good.
SUMMARIES OF THE CONTESTS
FIRST RACE-For maiden two-year ODDS; sAo" aadea'
snaciai wsights Five and one half furlongs.
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PHILADELPHIA. \: PITTSBURG

Philadelphia. Aug. B-Opportune hitting by the
Phies aided by loose fielding on the part Of tho
Pittsburgcrs enabled the Quakers TO win to-day's
game. Attendance l,3H Score.
n. H. T.
Pittsburg ............l . . . u % IL
Batteres-IIa and Bowerman, Donohue and McFar-
land
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OUT OF COMFY ISLAND STAKES.

c. Feiowes, secretary OF the Coney Island Jockey
Club. announces that the following declarations
have been received: Hamburg Ogden and Sir Wal
ter have been declared OF the Twin city Handi-
cap; Hamburg and Scotch Plaid have been declared
out Of the Autumn Cup Harvey has been declared
OUT OF the Flight Stakes from he Flatbush Stalk
Careful. and from the Autumn Stakes Teddy La
die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

M FI'THI III-fI ~" II y viz |''
Od Orchard Aug ls.-rhe entire afternoon was
consumed IN Gearing from the card the two races
which we're brought over from yesterday. The 2i2
trot strung out TO six heats and the $40 pace 10
cigh, heats stamboulctie A California horse won
The trot and Jimmie -. Ncw-forker, IN" pace.
The track slow. summary.
THOTTiNG- CLAss-rthsE 500 CONCLUDED.
stamhoulettc. b. Arthurion evan
ualkaient ............. .......... . !
Ncomodine Blk m. carmichael. Waleri. !
h. =
rime-2l1i.. 2.i5. 2.lo'.. 2l5t. ::it
PAoTNG-2lo Class PURSE 500 coNCLUpEpi
Jlmmis b.. b. z. Lawrence. Dorej. ) !
- b. tWalkeri ..........-- . '
Adh r. b. m 'hal1 ..,, ..,r,'...''
'rime-2.Ii 2oGi4 2i0'., 2lo's. 2.lj. 2:iaA, 2I'R.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

Baltimore. Aug B.-Altrook lost his game with
the orioles to-day In the first inning. He steadied
I'm the second. and after that the home team sue
ceeded In making but one Nops hit freely,
but fine support kept the visitors from winning out.
Score.
X. III. T..
Louisville ......--....0 o . . O-S IL
Batteries-Ncps and Clark. Altrook and Kittridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

The fifteenth and anal round will he played to-
morrow when the pairing viii be as follows Fritz
VS. Charousek Schallopp ". Burn. Schlners Va
Ueinrchsen. Schechter rs. Gottschal. Aihln vs.
Popel. Showalter W.. cohn. Steinitz vs. Ischisorin
Lar Berger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

At Columbus Columbus -; Minneapiilss;
A. Milwaukee Milwaukee. Z: St Joseph
a, observation-disclosures 2; Kansas cry !.
Al Springfield Springfield. o.; syracuse T.
A. aientown-Allentown. o; Lancaster, J.
a. n,rgbam,on-Cortland. I: Canandaigua, D. No., ,
Az a, pnmaPome s: Oswego tnrst game) Rome
Oswego. second gamel 49,
AT Auburn-Auburn, 4. UTICA, y
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TROTTING ON THE LEBANON TRACK.

Lebanon Ky. Aug. Is tSpeciaD-The track was
I'm fine condition here again to-day. and the sport
WAS accordingly good The attendance was large
and weather pleasant The results:
Fret race 35 class trotting, carr b M won
Louise W second. san Antonio. third Winners best
time, 227iz. ~,
second race q % class PACING Review won, Russell
Nal second Litigation third Winners best time 2:2 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

There l. an unusual conflict o. dates lot mex
weeks tournaments. as the Engewood StocK"fihse
and SARATOGA clubs are to hold open contests at the
sam. time W G. Van Antwerp captain OF the
Enslewood club said yesterday that the dates ar
ranged for the Engewood tournament August %.
% and g. had been awarded by the National con
Association and that the club could not be neld
accountable for conflict with other clubs ! ne
Englenood club H. 30 accessible 10 New ork tnai
4, Is probable tournament viii not be lnierIereu
with by those at StOckbridge and saratoga q
great many entries have already been received dhu
assurances have been given that many OF the iore-
most PLAYERS viii take their last pIacuce az me
EuglewOoi tournament PRIOR 10 the NauonhI chhm-
pLonshln AZ The Morris county cIlD ln sepleInocr.
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

AZ Reading Hartford. |. Reading O.
AZ Mansfield Mansfield. 2 Youngstown l.
Al Tocdo-Toledo /. Newcastle 7
Al Grand Rapids-Grand Rapids 8; Springfield. q
A, Mcntreal-Buffalo. S. Montreal g.
A. Ouawa-O'tswa, o. Toronto O.
~ Provtdsocs-ProvtdsuoA .; WilkssbarrA &
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INTERNiTIONiL CHESS.
BURN. COIN AND TscHIGoRIN TIED FOR FIRST
PLACE AT COLOGNE.

Cologne Aug ls-The result or the fourteenth
round Of the International chess match follows;
ponel and Schlechter and Gottschall and Schiners
had drawn: IIeinrichsen had beaten Schal.opp:
Tschicorin beat Showalter; Conn disposed OF Albn;
Burn defeated Fritz: rharousek beat Janowski, and
stenitz won from Berger. Appended is the score
a.f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19
BROOKLYN SHUT OUT by CLEVELAND.
crPPy's FINE PITCHING PREVENTS THE HOME
TEAM FROM TAIIYING

The Brooklyn team added another lost game TO
rs list yesterday. and II the season was long
enough the team might hope TO duplicate the
famous dcfeat record OF the Louisville team. The
home players had rather unique record. making
ton hits and getting two bases balls one OF the
hits being A two-bagger and another three-baE
ger vet they ala not get a run. tuppy pitched hk"
wizard when men were the bases, and Brook
lyn drew nine goose eggs n gracefully az an anna
feur team would have done. Mckeans work was
nrs, class and that done 10y Wallace not far
hehnd The attendance was fair The score:
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NEW TRACK RECORD At PAwTUckE

Pawtucket. X. l.. Aug B.-There was "A good at
tendance AT the second days racing here. fully
fifteen hundred spectators witnessing the sport
One OF the sensational features war the establish
ment Of the new track record by Peter IurHcy
owned by r. ~ GllIics OF Medford. Mass. In 9.lj
nat the best previous record being 40 made yes
terGay by j. H. Is. Every heat trotted by Turney
was Under the best track record Summary
TRoTrlNG- 2:s5 cI.Ass-PuRsE $500
I,occo. blk iEtheirlise
Deller Green. biz m Hyde.
Truffeg gr m. Mcdonald. ....................
Nellie Baird. br. m. Johnson .....:.......
Tme-227l., 2:25b.. 22s'z
TROTTlNG AND PACING FREE FOR ALi--PIEsE
Barney, b. & tAmesi. ...........s.
Baby Strain ne. b. Warren ........- \
Time-2.l7. 21s. 2:l5.
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THE WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS

{ st. Louis Aug r-Four favortes won at the
! Fair Grounds to-day. Libb!e took the opening race
| after making q phenomenal run through the
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BASEBALL.
NETWORK AGAIN GIVES CINCINNATI A
COAT OF WHITEWASH.
sryyorR's DELIVERY PUZZLE TO THE VISIT
oRs' RATsMEN DAMMANN KNOCKED
OFT or THS BOX IL THE
FIRST INNING.
rr,c1.r CANES YESTERDAY

~ York : Cincinnati o Philadelphia 5 Pittsburg.
e,elan! .. Br0oNfa. % Btin'lf. y
1ston. %. tnras0 - Nashlhsuh' '. ~ b'Ni'' %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

Farnel runs NeR York. stolen basea Joyce !.
1;,eason Ia. base hit Acrhce ITS on nammann.
i, m Hawle, Double piay-Nan Haltren Davis and
Gleason FIrsi base on halis-'n seymour g. ~ IAN
mann. l. q iiavley > iii - pn' oa' IN h,,o.
S.s York o. cincinnati. o Time 10 lmpires
Lunch AMI Andrews
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YACHTING.
CAPTAIN HOGARTH. or THE ISOLDE. WILL
SAIL. THE SHAMROCK FOR THE
AMERICAS CUP

London. Aug 1s.-"The Yachtsman" confirms tho
report that Captain Hogarth. now In command OF
the Scotch yacht Isolde. has been offered the com
mand OF the new yacht Shamrock which Sir
Thomas Upton will build 10 contest for the Amer
teas cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19
AoUEDUCT ENTRIES.

The entries for to-day are as foHo"S' 49,,
,,,psr p.CE-por three year-olds and upward "h'"
have run and not at this meeting S'''''S
Ff,~IoseF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

The recently organized Scarsdae COLI Cluo mas
lust completed the work Of laying out iss ne"
course The links is $3.50 yards long, and possesses
some admirable features Willie" Dunn, the pro-
fessinlnl- haa snperintended us CONSTRUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

spero l12 Ii5icte-inr.O 3Ol 10
Mr. Kaltenhach ll2 .....''''u Nrri1s.o Id al
V''0'' 49, Time :iS1s.
,-,.. nv a length and a half; sthree lerg'hs
between second and third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

Foxhall p Keene is doing most Of his goii play
ing Just now upon the Newport links. but "hether
he intends 10 take part in the amateur chahpo,
ship next month nobody seems TO know IL VIII
doubtless depend good deal upon the ioi" nc
finds himself in ut that time. MT hee"e 10 ".
the man 10 enter "A tournament unless co"'"'.'
NJ his ability ~ make a creditable showing. Al
present he is entered in the Newport SOM ~
test for the cup which Mrs. Nathahci inas, uiss
presented TO the players there. His partner - .'
Anna Sands 'and together they defeated MISE mn,
and Winthrop Rutherfurd IN the , nn The
OF the tournament on Wednesday. amohs tns
other competitors Mrs John Jacob ast9r r ana
William Paget Thompson. Mrs. Herman b Du!.a
and Henry Payne whitney Miss Martin ana I. a.
Mum Mrs Hopkins and a. ; u ssrEe SItS Marlin
and Victor Sorchan and Mrs Thayer ana n W.
Coates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

The rumored postponement OF the lea'n n"'.''
between the Dyker Meadow and Fairneld county
Golf clubs on Saturday Is not likely to result.
Members OF both teams said yesterday that me
match would undoubtedly come on II Is 10 ne We
MA we'd on the Dyker Meadow links. ana ioruls wy
return game OF the series. In the previous Go'.s,
AZ Fairfield the Dyker Meadow men were pea'e"
by OF 30 TO D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

in the handicap the lattef won by the narrow mar
gin OF one. The cards:
Adams ' "
put .-''.''''. 5 4-42-9i 10 ~
ar
m, a : q 4-i6 q
In ) I . 5-is-s> ~
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JOHN WANAMAKEK
Formerly A. T. Stewart * 20, etc
Broadway, 4th av.. 9th and lo'"

The teams weight limit will probaoN INV
80 pounds ,.,knovs
Professor John r. DUFFY. one OF the s..rsd
prize-ring referees In the country ana :, Nee
in many championship contests. is dea'
Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

Cleveland ....-.. -...-.--l y " " +" " " "
Stolen basos-Z thinner .. Burkstt Two-base hit-Jones
Three base hit Hailman. Sacrifice hits AcAleer Grim
First base halls IN Kennedy g. on ,uppy !. struck
ou,. Nv Kennedy hy Cuppy. / Left bases
nooklyn I3 Cleveland. II. Time-i:3i. umpires-Con
nllI, md snAal.r
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aUrpTCAv CANOE RACES.

AMERICAN CANOE RACES -.
Gananoque. Quebec. Aug. S.-The co% ronos Asse
ding and sailing race OF the American learning
citation for open canoes WAS sailed .nS follows: L
with three starters The finish vas DunneL
a Palmer Newark ~. j.. frst, r. Hrooklyn
brooklyn, N. Y, second F. 8. Pinknes'
~ T.. third.
Uor Other sporting nsws ~ pas' =
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easily by three lengths four lengths between sec
ond and third.
SIXTH RACE-For maiden three year olds; $500 added
special weights. one mile
J Watkins ch. c. Harry Crawford. h,
Bend Or Missr Mountain Range.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-19

Uos other sporting nsws ~ pass
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SECOND RACE-For two-year-olds: selling f''e al
half furlongs. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-26

ton +. Snow, the third of the Maine men
of this rank, entered the navy May ~
1890 and has been on duty on the New
York.
After the cadets graduate at Annapo-
lis from a four years course. they go on
a two years cruise. following which they
are given the ranks of ensigns. There
are slxty-two of these cadets now, none
of whom are Maine men.
In the medical corps of the navy there
are fifteen men with the relative rank OF
captain. None of these are Maine men.
There are fifteen medical inspectors with
the relative rank Of commander and two
of these are Maine men. DR.. George a.
Bright, stationed at the naval hospital
in this city. entered the naval service
May Il. 1861. DR.. George 7. Bradley was
ordered to the naval hospital at Mare
Island. Ca, May 10, 1887. He entered the
naval service Sept. I, 1870. OF the 80 sur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-26

Austrians have not yet forgotten Go
and they do not fancy the idea of 10,
900 Prussians marching through Wen
ma, even on parade.
One Of the features last Sunday al
Camp Ramsey, where the Mime sofa
volunteers have been mustered. was 4
christening. at which ceremony the
officiating clergyman was private in
the ranks Of the First Infantry. the
Rev. John Dallam Of Excelsior. MINI.
He was rector Of the Protestant Epis-
copal church at that place when the
call To arms came. and he applied for
the ehaplaincy Of the regiment, His
application came too late, 50 he en-
listed in the ranks.
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martialed and dismissed on a charge
of duplicating his pay accounts.
The French playwright, Adolphe d.
Emery, is seriously i'll in Paris. and is
not expected to recover. He Is the au-
thor of innumerablc plays of melo-
dramatic character, many of which
have been heard in English, the most
popular of which was The Two Or
phans." He is the oldest and passes
for the richest Of French dramatists,
his property being estimated at $4,-
100000 or $5,000,000.
Kaiser Wilhelm has again been max
ing things uncomfortable for his good
friend Franz Josef of Austria, by his
proposal to bring to the Austrian capt.
tai the five Prussian regiments of
which Emperor Francis Joseph is
honorary colonel. for the purpose of
taking part in the grand review. The