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New-York tribune., 1899-07-31

right up TO him in n second and for three laps out
Of the four, constituting the mile. there not
more than the width Of a tapeline between Bad's
leading wheel and Zmmermans hind one. This
trail was kept up until half the fourth lap had been
hnished when Bald shot ahead zimmerman was
either unable or unwilling to make squirt. and
Bald finished four yards ahead In minutes and l3
seconds.
Very little spirit shown in any OF the races
and the tandem riders were actually hssed. The
summaries:
Quarter mile novice-WOn by John Burnett. Newark;
Time-O:35
HAN mile open (professionaD-H Jay Eaton. Lorraine
y j. hrst Mcfarland. second: H. b Freeman. Portland
ore. third. Tlme-i:O22s.
one mile handicap tprofessionaD-Won by II. Jay
Eaton 90 YARDS; F. ID Stevens. Buffalo go yards) second
W. w. H. McGue Berkeley oval y. j. uGO yards third
mar mile oamateur)-H. f. NUM-. first: Thomas Firth
T. T. g. Harrison y. J. go yards second; j. H. Hunter
Newark. IN rd Time-9:5ga
Two mile tandem handicap (amateur)-H W. A. Rutz
and T. C. Hausman New Haven. Conn tscratch first; j.
n Hunter and A. W. Ross Newark 90 yardsl second
g. C. schreiber and J. II. Lake New York GO yards)'
third. Tlme-iOG.
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rrNaI AWARDS AT THE HORSE SHOW.

Long Branch. y. j. July 30 (Specia0-The sixth
orruai eYhibition of the Monmouth County Horse
sbou closed at Hollywood Park last night, with an
exhibition by electric light The hnai awards were
follows:
~, ,,,r n, boraes over Ij.1-WOn ty IL G. iioskler
,',,arsn, Wilkes and Lord Brilliant strauss hrNe'
Attractive and Attraction, second =, ,.tas ., drive
Rest pair horses not exceeding ~ ~ tan,sra,,
Won bv Uoskier's Lieutenant Wiikes anu i"'"'e"""'
Wright Strauss Hexers pair H,s ncr,ca. Car
ttnsnlatlon cass-WOn by 7. j. LottuA p'''''' '"'
mans Red Rose fecond. a., c,ra,ss l. Hoy -
,ers Lori Brilliant Strauss & liexters Atus ~, w.
~, ,o,.oiaon class open horses over 10 won %
s a. W.y,er's Montrose: james Henernans Fenton
second. A., ID l. ms
champion class. for pairs-Non py IL r '"'N" y
wsIsnRtam and Western star. ~, 4. ,,-.,..
Champonship prize for single horses-Mo oi
T. Uexter's SIR Roderick; n. +. Carmans "ashsna"
second. .,.. Won hv ~ q
po,kIer's Lord Brilliant and Lieutenant "l1ke' H. q
Carmnn's Jack and jill. second.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
NATIONAL ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES.

Tho field and track sports of the National Athieuc
Cub were decided yesterday morning al the ofanu
Stree, park grounds. Maspeth, Long lsiahu' anu
some interesting competitions rewarded 'he spec
ta,ors The track and grounds were IN soou con, W.
dtion and some excellent recoIuS W. @ 10 t,oy'
The nemSers of this lively Brooklyn organizations
The summarizes -, -. ~ ,v
One hundred ward dash Chsndcap)-Fins heat won & Dy
Charles ID Rubb (scratch); FRANK neuss osIi"'"' ~
ond. peter Wend (scratch third Tine -, uo, nv
one quarter mile thandcapl- ma HSat,oovar *
William ID Wynne (scratch) Anthony D. ~ r1ne
ysrdSI second: Frank Reuss % ysrds)' 'n''u' ~
O56i. ,,.> ,von nv Frank Reuss
fsc,a,"b euitb lean OF IT, In FREDERICK
1 "UV 4i3 W. Wa,d ,iea for second place with IL IN;
and Anthony J. McKeever a inche9 Was 'i'u ~
a. 10 ,.d,oa,,-pH Final heat won by
FrsnL Pe,,ss Anthony j McAfeHer va ''
second. John IL Holt go YARDS. third. ~ vv,am d.
pole vault for height (handcapl--,W 90 ., O IN
Wynne (G inchep with an actual thP m,,b an actual
R1beT,oyd = wills Is nches) second WIN an an third
leap of IT, 10 in, and PeIei "e" "
Pu,,ine he ,welve pound shot (hanolcap :, aa .,
Frederick ] Grundey scratch. with Pa Pac,nsl nut OF
pete~ Wend a n 8 in) second Win an ,s,nS uth an
81 n G in Herman Muller (Sft. u ih)' ''U' ~
actual put OF p IT, in. 49,, W., nv William d.
Running broad Jump Chandicap)|Woh py ,s r.: 10 In
Wvnne 1s nches) with actual leap OF 10 ac,us lean
egsrns I pnnn no nches) second with an sou1 I,A ~
of Is n q in Frank Reus (scfa'ch'' 'N
Thyovjng the sixteen pound hammer .rn1Y 81 ss H.
by ps,e, Wsnd M feet) with actuaI tH - ,hroa
Charles peuss C2S feetl second with an .,,h so n
ot7. 'tseuss -, Holt Us feeD third. WIN eo J"
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FIFTH RACE-THE IsLIP STAKES. with $500 added
for three year ods upward: $50 each: sl5 II de-
cared by juno /: second horse $500 and 10 third
5000 Of the added money; allowances. One mile
F,-earnn ............ .113 Briar Sweet .........ll
IL
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SECOND RACE-For Tour year oIds ahl Up"aIu t,L
pounds below the scale one ana
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RACING.
AUTUMN MEETING OF THE CONEY ISL
AND JOCKEY CLUB-RACING DAYS
AND PROBABLY. ORDER
OF STAKES

The racing days and the probable order Of stakes
OF the autumn meeting. 1899. announced by the
Coney Island Jockey Club. follows:
First day. Saturday. August 2s-The Futurity
sc CO., for two year olds. Futurity Course The
Second day, Monday, August 2S-The Autumn
Maiden for two year olds. five furlongs The Fly
Ing Handicap. for three year olds. six furlongs
Third day, Tuesday. August 29-The Dolphin for
Mneola Hurdle Race, for three year olds and up
two miles eight hurdles. turf
Fourth day, Wednesday, August 3o-The DASH
for year olds. five furlongs The Ocean Handi-
Fifth day. Thursday. August 3l-The Partridge
for year olds six furlongs turf. The Reap
ers. for three year olds. one mile and three-six-
teenths.
sixth day. Friday. September 1.-The Sapphire. for
two year olds. five and one half furongs. The Turf
Handicap. for three year olds and up. one mile and
a quarter on turf.
seventh day. Saturday, September 2-The Flat
MUM Handicap, for three year ods and up. one
mile and a furlong
Eighth day. Monday, September 4-The Autumn
FOR two year olds Futurity course. The Twin City
a quarter. The Westbury Steeplechase for three
year olds and up long course.
Ninth day. Tuesday September 5-The Flight, Tor
two year olds and upward, seven furlongs.
for hnies two year olds, Futurity course. The
Russet Handicap, for three year olds and up,
mile and a half on the turf
Eleventh day, Thursday. september THE Gold
on the turf. The September for three year olds
one mile and three-eighths.
Twelfth day. Friday. September sOpen
Thirteenth day. Saturday September 9The Great
course The Autumn Cup, for three year olds and
uD miles.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
NAMES SUNHER VISITORS.
From The Biddeford Journal.

From The BlddefOrd JOURNAL.
The Pine Tree State is about 10 harvest once mora
Its chief crop-the crop OF summer yisitors-and
there is every indication that IL will be the biggest
harvest record, according TO Colonel Kimball,
the railroad excursion manager. With the general
Increase In wages among all classes of people and
the remarkable improvement In all lines OF busi-
ness folks will feel more than ever before like
good vacation. and. thanks to our States natural
advantages and their wide advertising by our rail-
road and steamship companies, the great rush from
nearly all other parts OF the country Is toward
Maine The thousands OF tourists and summer
visitors will during the coming season, leave $2.-
OsO COO or more in this State This year will be tho
greatest on record IL already indicated by the
number OF bookings IN advance. Very many hotels
Will open one or two weeks in advance and do a
good business from the first day Last years bust.
ness was tremendous. despite the Spanish war and
the fear that the Spanish navy would deyastate
the coast resorts. This drove people away from Bar
Harbor and Old Orchard, but they went 70 interior
points instead They spent 50 900 In all.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
HARNESS RACING.
MANY GOOD ENTRIES FOR THE COLUMBUS
GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING.

Columbus. July S0.-The Grand Circuit meet OF the
Columbus Driving Association. which opens to-
morrow, promises to surpass all previous ones In
the quality OF the racing and the size OF the at
tendance In almost all Of the fast pacing classes In
which the entry was made for the Heating stable.
Anaconda and Searchlight were entered together.
Now that Searchlight has been sold and gone into
oIner hands both horses start In the class.
day.
tins week are the three fast pacing classesthe 204
the 200 and the 20. In the first three entered
Anaconda and Searchlight, already mentioned
several others.
The 2:O7 pace will bring together twenty-one start
3es 3eis among them Egozen, F. y. Powells entry;
Pearl onward. Dan O.. Edith w. 2osl., who won
the 2I2 pace at Detroit; Lady OF the Manor, the
man Clay.
Many of the horses which were entered at Cleve-
and last year are In the list Of entries which num-
bered on the close 300 Searchlight. Anaconda,
Hal B., Surpol. The Abbot and OF others will
make each OF the five days OF racing extremely in
terestng. The purses aggregate $4,000.
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THE RECORDS.

Games lostl27 80 I35 s. 30 20 ~ 43 IS 40 81 u
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POOR OPINION OF WEEHATWEL
lam The London Mail.

From The London Mail cGo
The years report OF the British Honsul al
Foo expresses a poor OPINION Vi '"e
possibilities of We-Hai-Wei ,d
Unlike Hong Kong which lies al the ;sryaxs seawaia
ord of n splendid system of navigable wa,elWa, 4
ond on the edge OF a rich and densey popuiatteuu u
delta Wei-Ha-Wei lies at the extreme emo oi "a a
rocky peninsula, remote from interior "htch mar
ticuars the German concession OF kao-S hau n,' -
i' i,,9st certainly reap the harvest or trade
Wei-JIai-Wci s also al disadvantase as ,bs
CARDS shipping communication WIN xh,le regular
lines already ply between Che-Foo Port Arthur anu
Kiao-Chau. ,,so, ~ learn that
dirine 1855 America almost annihilated ths p's.n a
d indian Imports Of sheetings at Che-Foo ana
Japan those Of India In yarns.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
SHELTER ISLAND YACHT CLUB RACES.

A number Of the best racing yachts on Long ISL
and Sound went east to attend the second speciai
regatta OF the Shelter Island Yacht Club which
was sailed on Saturday. Among these were the
Possum, owned by ]. Rogers Maxwell; the fAdoion'
Commodore James Weir; the Oseau' H. NJ Max
vreu and the Asthore Charles II. Otis. Other
boats that contested were the Marion f. NJ Smith
the Martha II. l.. Coe the Ottalie. o. r.. LohrKe'
the Thalia f. T. Nugent; the Edna, Edward Burns;
the Manila. +. w. jenkins; the Rattler' II. Master
ir; the Ella George Bradley; the Francis. . H.
Coonev: the Spook j. L. Hutchinson; the Mohtan-
wock H. NJ Lamont; the Annie Rooney. d. ~
Lawson and others.
The Eidoon's class got partly open sea course
in Gardeners Bay. and the Eidoon TOOK the grounI
for five minutes and got beaten by the fossuIn
about three minutes The Oiseau won over the
Marion by two minutes corrected time .
The Edna won among the nrst class catpodts
and in the second class the Annie Rooney beat the
NohtanWock by about two minutes, corrected time
Afternoon tea served TO the guests IN the ciuo
house
IT.. iS he
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LAWN TENNIS.
VETERANS TO MEET AT THE TOURNAMENT
AT THE MEADOW CLUB SOUTHAMPTON.

7, "a easy enough TO predict great things Of the
,ou, tenniq tournament TO be held this week on the
courts OF the Meadow Club, at southampton Long
Island While 1t Is an invitation tournament IN
reality II marks the revival or the Ola ume Long
island championships that have lapsed for several
,oors Put # Is the prominence of the players who
will take mart that really makes the meeting one or
the red letter affairs OF the season.
The entry Of the veteran Henry W. Siocum 'he
National ex-champion whose WONDERFUL play al
Newport each year was a great FACTOR IN making
the snort popular in its pioneer days. Is IN tseit
,h eeneation OF the year in tennis circles. Slocum
was without doubt of the greatest players In
his day and It will be demonstrated TINS week now
his methods appear in contrast with the new style
OF play as introduced by Malcolm II. whitman
Tho latter who now holds the National title the
Middle States championship. the championship OF
canada the New-York State championship and
hids fair TO add the great Longwood title to the list
today I'm his match at Boston, will be one OF the
players at Southampton.
Ollie Campbell. the king Of the tennis courts VINO
uon the Nationals at Newport three consecutive
years in the early ninetles and who has returned
no. more TO his favorite sport will also be among
tho famous gathering. Among the other veterans
uvin be Robert p. Huntington, Ford Huntington
"Rob' Wrenn Malcolm g. Chace. W. A. Larned
and Howard Taylor. every one OF them players VINO
80 won and held championship titles. Taylor
won the Long Island tiue three times ana , so & did
W" W A. Larned and without doubt they VIII both
come close TO the nnals tnis week go, .,
cosn Hsde from Mac" whitman there VIII be host s
ol o. o., ameent The Yale champion, j. A: Allen. has
entered and so far this season ne has demon on
iroted his ability TO hold his place as one OF the
se.ttna Ma vers OF the country. From Harvard the
iafn"s i.nf," cam dwight f. Davis and Holcomb Ward.
81 rdea vor 10 give to the Crimson another lit In
VIII d or snort Davis especially is in fine form.
tnc nm s,ireiv work havoc by his cyconic style OF
ana WIZ ao s Ware the ex champion OF Canada and
is also entered aI eG aTe GmSn GeETse W
Mics, ,r,,ond IN Cricket Club. Boston, and r. Il.
Inrned and Rupert King i has been hHPsd S1d tha' nat
the w Iroiins together with eN-champion F. II.
finyey could be induced to take part but their
noses are not at all certain
ehie9 oore auspicious time could nave been selected
, tbe reviva. of the Long Island cnampionsnips;
for me ,ournament follows directly after the great
as the meet and is just advance OF the Ma
l-onsmoo, Newport and all OF the players VIII he
tionals at pitch The selection OF this
wesk s the time Of the meens was dSe Esys % s
absence abcey and I5herty for the international meet
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
NEw-JERsEY AND NEw-YORK LEAGUE

NEW-JERsEY AND NETWORK LEAGUE.
Play Will begin tomorrow afternoon on the cou''S
OF the Morristown Field Club MorrIstown ~ j. IN
the first annual lawn tennis tournament Vi t,'e
New-Jorsey and New-York Tennis League oniy
singles will be played. and the contest Is ope" o"'
to members OF clubs in the league.
The entry list does not close until to-h's' ~
there is now assured a gathering Of strong p"S
Tho West Side Tennis Club will be represented py
Hugh Talant the veteran Harvard player yer 'oranre w.
Thurber and Harry f. Avery, Among Wat Sre .on' is
and Jay BTamhal From the M MoRtcMairB M BOYD jr
will participate. J. d. Ogiiby and Oscar an T,nEe,
nuth entered from the Sta'en Torrstown Field
Club has entered s. II. Gillespie; ,,.r n. Met ana
Walker Edward Woodward. Buel Mchee' "
j. r. Gillespie. -, .hroe sets ex-
All matches will be best two out OF three thrse IN
cept in the final round. which VIII De ieths viii
Ave advantage sets Referee Walter @ nnt,nue
have charge OF all matches. The play VIII wirSav c1ai
through the week with the finals OF oa'''
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ing at the St. Georges courts Hobohen IN e1nse hn,d
quence OF which that tournament VIII hot ,acn ur
and the southampton meeting will take It's place.
All the arrangements have been under tne M ut ~
ton OF Judge Henry e. Howand ana nrs @ sou, nr,est %
Howland. the old time Yale player ne ~ eroh
will be mems singles and doubles and IN an pion phoU
ability mixed doub.es as the Southampton coiony
includes a large number OF excellent women pa'rhs
who are anxious to take part in the wind UP Oh 'ne
two weeks carnival OF golf and tennis tx ard
The matches will begin tomorrow InoIhins ,,h da
will continue throughout the week, ana end WIN WIZ
big ball at the Meadow Club on Saturua| "'e"' '''
honor OF the visiting players
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
PROMISE OF GOOD SPORT AT coNEY iShAND -

There should be forty-hve rouhus ~ ocular
price, boy,no ,onrpament tonight when "Mat'y
Matthews and Eddie" connolly and Jerry @ boaers Mers
shall and "stonewa Alien meet n fbey will enter
the arena in good physical condition wo % nhow will
competifions Should be witnessed The sho" W."
begin +. omptly at $50 O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
CANOEING.
All, THE RACING AND CRUISING CRAFT
SHIPPED TO THE A. c. A. CAMP
ISLAND.

The cubhouses- the Brooklyn canoe NIuo d.
Raw Ridge; the New-York Canoe Club at Benson
hnrst Long Island: the Iolanthe Canoe Club. al
newark n. j.. on the upper Passac River; the
Arlington Canoe club. at Arlington. \. 81 tne
Palisade Canoe Club. at Hoboken; the N,ia,h
~ and the North River and the Yonkers Sanoe
club at Yonkers, y. " were tuIl OF sc'ES mSSnsge
camp utensils and equipments were being snippeo 20
EIatton ~ \ Y whente they will go 10 the Ihou-
sand Islands where the annual meet OF the A'he''-
can Canoe Association is 10 be heId 'his year
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
opAScE ATHLETIC CLUB GAMES.

The Orange Athletic Club announces strong
nroqramme on the Orange oval for this week. On
Tuesday afternoon the club VIII meet the All 'u-
bans. a picked nine from the SIX cIuos co,npoS!,'s
49, ,, >-,toroI League The club has the
ronrto,Ion NJ bright sharp. snappy play. On
Thursday afternoon the home team VIII cross pats
with the Newark Atlantic League team NewarK
shern struggle will be made to preserve ne recoru
on Saturday the game Will be with Natsesslns ,s
poseholI Club the amaeur champions Oh ESSeN
S"1ntv Games are called at 3i5 p m
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
WASHINGTON. 7; CHICAGO. 3.

Chicago July SO-The Senators outplayed the
Orphans at all stages Of the game to-day, winning
nc they pleased. The clean fielding OF the visitors
and Freeman's hitting were the features Inc
score follows: n l.
fbi,a0o ........l ID y
Uasbfnvton ...2 % .
Batteres--GarvIn and Donahue: Mcfarland and XII
fridge
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mot out.
BOWLING AVERAGES.
PATERSON TEAM VICTORIOUS.

Paterson n. j.. July So.-The Kings County
Cricket Club OF Brooklyn, played the local team
here yesterday and submitted gracefully to defeat
by a margin of seventy -four runs. The victory OF
the Paterson virtually secures for them the
pennant of the New-York Cricket Association n
trophy they have strven hard TO obtain for the
last three years.
The game yesterday. while altogether one sided.
afforded considerable interest and amusement for
large crowd at Eastsde Park, which always enjoys
the success Of the local team. The score:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
YACHTING.
THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB CRUISE
PARTICULARS OF SQUADRON RUNS. PRIZES.
RACES AND COURSES.

S. Nicholson Kane. chairman of the Regatta
Committee OF the New-York Yacht Club. called
meeting at the clubhouse. No. 81 Madison-ave yes
terday afternoon for the purpose of giving out
information about the coming cruise of the New
York Yacht Club with particulars as TO courses.
prizes steamers. the contests for the Astor cups.
etc. A circular issued giving the detailed in
formation. The important facts are az follows:
The rendezvous will be at New-London, Conn.
August I. There will be the customary runs from
port to port in cruising trim. Every yacht crossing
the line will be regarded entered for the squad
ron rum unless 1t Is otherwise directed. In each
class there Will be prize for first. If two or more
start. and prize for second II four or more start.
II yacht IS alone in her class she will sail In the
class above. The day before the squadron disbands
the club will offer wind up cups, to be sailed for
over triangular course. starting from Brentons
Reef and finishing of Castle Hill Light open to
yachts that have made of the runs In each cass
prize first will be given II two or more start AS
to special prizes the following statement is to be
noted The vlce-commodore offers cup for the
as winning the
cup for single masted vessels ana yaws. upon Jon
81 ooeTs 9erS owned by members S the club to be
sailed for on the day OF the wind up cups;
to GARDENERS Bay, thirty miles; Gardeners Bay to
Newport. fortythree miles: Newport TO vineyard
Haven. thirty-seven miles, and Vineyard Haven 10
Newport. thrty-seyen miles. .. uo.o
for the Astor cups will be This is for N.m
cup for schconers and a 500 cup for single masted
vessels and yawls, offered by Captain John JACOB
Astor New-York Yacht Club. 1t is open to yachts
belonging the club that have not been haued Eu'
The start will be off Brentons Reef at lO:5o a. m
on the day mentioned. The entries must % DC -. III
writing and will not be received later than IL In
August r. at the clubhouse, New YORK, or a. m
August a. at the Newport station lNo ~ Capttan Cpt
Astor reserves the privilege OF inviting loEeisn
Yachts that may be in American waters 70 enoer
the race The side wheel steamboat WarweKDi % Tor tol
merly the Day Star of the Providence fall RIVER
and Newport Company has been chartered for tor
this occasion. She will leave the ConmerSS,n, Si,
Wharf Newport at 945 a. IN. Members can puy
tickets at the clubhouse No. 81 Madison-aye up TO
August H. and from Captain F. r sanGs' on NV or
| York Yacht Club at the Newport s'd"o"' y" W
before the morning Of the race.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
THE VAILSBVRG RACES.

The one mile match race between Arthur A. Zm-
norman and Eddie C. Bald was the chief contest
Yesterday Mt the Vailsburg bicycle track at Newark
n J. The regular Sunday gatherings were present
The match was for purse OF $1,000 and percentage
% gate recepts but better work could easily have
been done for 600 pennies by youngsters who were
only dreaming OF championships. The Jerseyman
had the best of the start but the Buffalo boy went
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
HEMpsrEAD HARBoR Y. c. ANNUAL

The annual regatta Of the Hampstead Harbor
Club. of Glen Cove, Long Island Will be sailed
over the club course in Hampstead Haroor, Sat
urday August s. The preparatory signal VIII be
given at Il o'clock. wind and weather permitting
All starts will be zone gum
The race will be sailed under the rules OF the
Yacht Racing Association OF Long Island Sound
and will be open to yachts enrolled in any recog-
nized club Prizes are offered for number OF
classes. Entries must be made IN writing Dy tne
owner or his representative. to the chairman or
the Regatta Committee. on or before August s.. at
Glen Cove. Long Island. the committee reserving
the right to reject any entry.
The Regatta Committee in charge Is composed
of Ward Dickson, chairman; Isaac H. Coles, ana
William II. Simonson.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
KNICKERBOCKER YACHT CLUB CRUISE
GENERAL ORDERS FOR THE RENDEZVOUS AND
RACES.

BY order OF the commodore, the feet captain OF
the Knicker eroocker Yacht CLUB. irving Sahus'' mas
issued general orders, dated from the hagshp
Noccasin announcing that the yachts Of the club
intending to join the annual cruise this year VIII
rendezvous at Sea Clif Saturday August o. The
cruise will last until Thursday, August 10 Ihe
commodore will give three prizes to yachts making
the best runs from Thimble Islands to New-London.
In addition TO these prizes the vice-commodore has
given Gun known as the Newman Cup, which
Will be raced for under the following conditions
The owner winning the greatest number OF squad
ron rms on any annual cruise to hold the cup for
one wear and any owner winning the cup two
years not necessarily consecutivey TO retain sa'd
cup. .-, .-. 49,
club tables.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-31
ANOTHER WORLDS RECORD BROKEN.

Fall River Mass. July "a worlds record was
broken I'm to-day's races the Fall River track.
when in the first heat of the multicycle race
ouint manned by Joe" Reed, OF Fall River; j. L.
Cbace of Taunton: T. c. Becher. W F. Cheever
and j. H. Hardison. OF Attleboro; did two miles IN
lOs Ginning four seconds from the worlds record
Frederick Beauregard made paced mile In l45 "a.
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..Al.r CRICKET. .iltitAAl
THE CHAMPIONSHIP PRACTICALLY WON By
THE KNIcK KERBocKER ATHLETIC CLUB.

BY its victory the Manhattans on Saturday
the cricket championship OF New-York was virtu-
ally won by the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. whose
two teams are now tied for the lead. Each eleven
has still three games to play. but they are NOT
ukeIv N affect the percentages with the exception
NJ giving one team a slight advantage over the
other Interest will now centre In the contest Ds
tween Manhattan Staten Island and New.folk
for next place The Newark team Is practlcaily
out of the race but deserves great credit for us
plucky fight in spite OF all obstacles. Ihe reco''s'
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.