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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-14

AT low ebb: IT repeat gentlemen. >.
said the orator, "the influence of the press
has departed-give way. there, you fell
lows In front, and stop crowding the re-
porters. How can they do their work IN
ger such Observation-Disclosures North
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
nARsHALL sPEAKs OF Play AT PARLS.

Frank J. Marshall. the Brooklyn Chess Clubs
champion who divided third and fourth prizes with
Maroczv in the Paris international tournament, has
returned He was passenger on the Red Star
liner Statendam He did not enter for the Munich
tournament in which he was expected to compete,
Among those that will play there. Marshall says
are Janowsd and ShOwalter Neither Pinsbury
nor I4asker will be on hand. OF the two last named
Pilsbury has gone TO England, and will soon come
back here Lasker intends recuperating in switz-
erIand At the close of the German contest Sho-
walter viii likewise return.
Speaking his play in the Paris contest Mar
shall said that he had not been favored so much
with luck a had been ascribed TO him. More
over he said he had been warmly congratulated
that the record made by him and the lndl-
vidual games played spoke for themselves His
unfortunate defeat in the final round by Maroczy
had been due a misCOnCeptton after he mad eS-
peciaIIy prepared line of play.
Pillsbury and LaSkeT have not as yet according
10 Marshall. entered upon any negotiations for
worI s championship contest. He denied the
FOR the United States championship. although he
admitted that a later date he might desire such
a contest. He expects to 60 to the Thousand
Islands where the New-York State Chess Associ-
atoms midsummer meeting will open on Monday,
and compete in the masters tournament there. The
Brooklyn Chess Club will soon give Marshall
formal reception
between Tschigorin and Mortimer I'm the recent
Paris international tournament, game for which
Tschigorin received the first brilliancy prize given
bv Baron Albert DE- Rothschld, of Vienna.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

Among the vessels in the cruise Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club are Commodore David Banks's schoon-
er yacht Water Witch. General BENJAMIN Norris
Whitocks schooner Ramona Major J. Frederick
Ackermans schooner Vesta. Richard MansfeId's
schooner Wayfarer. the sloop Eidolon. owned by
James Weir. Jr-; James B Ford's schooner
Katrina, the sloop Athlon, owned by z. B. Haveus:
Rear-Commodore Stephen Loine's sloop Swan
nanoa. the steam yacht scionda owned by A W
Booth; the steam yacht Forget-M Me-Not. owned by
the brothers Butler, Of the New-York Yacht Club.
George p Brightson's sIoOp Penguin H B Shaen's
cutter Marquita, the cutter Uvira, owned by r P
boremus. and T. L. Arnold's sIoop Ava. In Mon
days race from Riverside to Morris Cove the
schooner Atlantic which was bull - be Cup
defender and is now owned by Wilson Marshall
covered the S+mie course in hours I9 minutes
and % seconds followed by the AsrriId lately i'm
ported by the Hanans minutes and IS seconds
later The winners We're the Atlantic the AstriId
tsatover). the Eclipse. the Uvira the EfdoIon and
the Narika- The Eidolon scored one point on the
Loines Cup. which is to go to the yacht making
the best average in the three runs
While at New-Haven the yachtsmen were enter
tanned by the Pequot Association. and on their
arrival there illumination of the east shore
About twenty yachts left New-Haven yesterday
morning, with stiff northerly breeze. which
To-day the run will be to New-I Iondon Conn
on Thursday the feet will proceed 10 Newport and
49, @ o- Jle same gay, II IL arrives In time, and
dlSo on Jne Two subsequent days There will be
the heet lille it Is at anchor at Newport.
ne WIND UP sail of the cruise will be the
TOOK Llghtshlp, outside Long Island. All the
ScnOOners and the larger slOOps will take part In
Ionrnooore Frederick T Adams and bids fair 70
become an annual fixture. IN this contest Ias-
p Tod, Of the Atlantic Yacht Club. won after an
interesting race, by only a few seconds
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
TIE NATIONAL MEET.

Milwaukee, Wis July l0-The tweuty-frst Ma
uOnal meet OF the League OF American WheeImeu
is fairly on The -aFrfve+s up TO tonight number
about five hundred Abbot Bassetr. OF Boston. the
National secretary, arrived this evening
The Century Road Club OF America IS well repre-
sented delegations having reached the city awheeI
from Cleveland. Boston. Philadelphia, Cincinnati
Chicago. Indianapolis s.. Paul and Minneapolis
At the big exposition building where the races
Will be neId. everything viii Be in readiness BY TO-
morrow noon, thus giving the riders ample time
TO get acquainted with the track before the races
begin THURSDAY
With the exception Of few fast riders every
speedy man in the country Will be on hand 70 com
pete fer share OF the Sa1G IN prizes that VIII be
hung up
By far the best feature OF the meet VIII be the
match race between Major Taylor and Tom
Cooper for purse of 1000 best Two in three heats
If wins Two stral lghr heats. third heat
Will be OF exhibition event Side feat
ures include muI-iCyCIe and automobile races
A banquet given the visitors tonight at
the St. Charles Hotel Among the visitors are sew
eraI Wheelwornen who are decorated with large
numbers Of century bars The visitors were
terusiued informally tonight AZ rle various cycle
and other clubs Large delegations are expected
reach the city tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
TENNIS.
PLAY REfrN At N1AGAR

Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont, July 10 lSpeciaD--rne
tennis tournament for the championship of Canada
was begun to-day on the Queens Royal Courts A
number or the Eastern men did not arrive until
late in the day. and most Of the matches were
postponed until tomorrow The tournament viii
produce first class tennis. as the entry includes NJ
p Whitman National and Canadian champion;
w A Larned. who for years was regarded In q
class with the existing champion F. ?. Fischer.
METROPOLITAN champion, Beals Wright. OF Harvard;
H II. Hacketr. Yale champion; w J. Clothier.
Pennsylvania champion and large number OF
Toronto and Buffalo players Hacke-t has a stone
br7se on his right foot and obliged 70 default
his match to-day in rhe singles 5Ur he VIII play
in the doubles and handicap
The single draw resulted in Larned and Fischer
being on one half and Wright and Hackett on the
other The doubles will have Whitman and
Wright Larned and Clothier Fischer and Hackett.
and Mayber D. Little and F e. Alexander. The
scores follow
Meas singles preliminary rouud-BeaIs Wright Har-
varF beat j. D. KIirasrer. Canada. 6-I 60 A M.
Collins Yale Howard Biss-lL Yale. 50 Sd. 80;
q r Stevenson. Harvard. beat Fl r. Hackecr. Yaia
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

Pittsburg. July &c (speciaD.-The Brooklyn play
ers added another victory to their list the ex-
pense Of the Pittsburg team to-day. The champions
have proved TO be thorn in the side of all the
western teams and this section Of the country will
be pleased when the Brooklyns start for the home
grounds after the series in this city. The cham
pions put their Scotch battery in the points to-day
ana the two Macs did their work in the best style
Inc game resulted might expect when one
team outpays the other both in the field and at the
bat The fielding of the Brooklyn men was brilliant
and their batting timely Lever started in to pitch
Tor the home team, but two bases balls and nine
mus In the first four innings caused Manager Clarke
70 Send MIN 10 the bench and 70 substitute Chesbro
OIIy TWO nlts were made of ChesbrO in the last five
innings but hits were needed at that time
Ior the champions had a winning lead and the
spectators had been Inundated the limit The
score follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
AMERICAN JOCKEYS WIN.
THEY CAPTURE ALL THE RACES AT THE
SECOND DAYS NOTTINGHAM MEETING.

London. July 10.-The American jockeys had
remarkable Of wins to-day, at the second days
races Of the Nottingham July meeting sweeping
the board clear
The Holne PierreDont Selling Plate. Of 100 SOW
ereigns five fUrIongs was won by Quick Change.
ridden by ]. Reif The Bobbers Mil Plate. Of 1O6
sovereigns for three-year-ods and upward six fur
longs. won by Marceline, which J. Rejn
also had the mount The Netherfeld Park Selling
Plate OF 100 sovereIgns, for twoyear-olds five fur
longs was by Verdier. with Sloan up Rich
ard Crokers Argadeen, ridden by L. Reif, was sec
ond. The St Adams Handicap, Of 800 sovereig7s.
by subscription Of 8 sovereEns each for three
year-oIds and upward, mile was by lie
Feu on which Sloan had the mount. The Bing
ham Plate Of lO6 sovereigns, for twoyear-oIds five
furlougs was won by KIingsor. also guided by
Sloan. The Bashford Plate, Of 104 sovereigns. for
horses that at tine Of entry had not won 200 SOW
eregus az one time selling races excepted,
mile and half, won by Richard Croker's
Scotchman II. ridden by L. Rein
At the first days racing Of the Bibury Club, at
Salisbury to-day. the Downton Handicap, OF
soveregns each for starters, with 200 sovereigns
added for three-y -year-olds and upward, five FUR
longs resulted a dead heat between !. 5. Curtis
f0ur-vear-oId chestnut colt Star of Hanover. ridden
by z. Jones and George Edwardes's rour-year-old
chestnut colt Fairy Field, on which 'Skeets' Mar
Tin had the mount. ". c. Whttneys Miguel-Aurora
colt with McAlIister IN the saddle was third.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
WHIST TOrPy4pEyT WINNERS.

Niagara Falls. y. Y. July 1O.-Chicago won the
Brooklyn Trophy by the closest score in the his
tory Of the American Whist League. The Western
ers were a tie with New-York but on the highest
score by players Chicago had twenty plus while
New-York was nineteen. so the trophy went TO
Chicago.
In the pair progressive for men. this morning,
F S Eaton OF Grand Rapids, Mich. and F. G..
Austin Of Detroit North and South. and W E
Talcott Of Cleveland and l. G. Parker, Of CleVe-
land East and West were the winners
In the mixed pairs. F W Matthias and mrs
Clarence Brown both Of Toledo: Mrs. Joseph Baker
and Mrs F X Squires OF Syracuse North and
south and Mt and Mrs W. H Horton, of Syra-
cuse East and West, winners
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
CRICKET.
AMERICAN COLLEGE TEAM PLAYS A DRAW
GAME AT MARLBOROUGH, ENGLAND.

Marlborough. England, July 1O-The first
drawn game Of the Haverford College cricket team
played here to-day against Marlborough Col
lege. The Americans gained advantage OF ~
in the first innings, and the home team fear
ing defeat played steadily, and their patience pro-
duced the desired result
When play resumed this morning W. >.
Hinchman had succeeded IN adding only runs
TO his overnight score. when he was clean ooWled
by Napier for innings Of IS. c. J. Allen now
ever. maintained his position at the wickets' ana
before he got his leg front of straight bail from
Phillips he had increased his score to Al.
c. H. Carter also did good work, while > w
Mf1in got within three runs Of half century be-
fore he was caught at the wickets The last named
player has not once failed to double hgures.
honor which is shared by c. ]. Allen alone OF
the team. With good contributions from 3 w
Mifiin. L. W. De Motto and a. c. Wood, the total
was carried TO 271
This was 49 runs ahead of Marlboroughs hrst
innings score and the visitors were juoiaht there-
at Marlborough however arrived at the conciu-
sion that ii would be impossible for them TO gam
a victory, and the were IN consequence IN
structed to play for a draw. This resulted IN care
ful play and slow scoring, and draw was ooIaIileu-
A. J. Graham played splendid defensive lhIllhgs
for Marlborough, and his effort had mucn 70 40
with preventing HaverfOrd obtaining the victory;
NJ R Dickson and +. J. Mann also played Well
stood 167 for four wickets. The following Is the
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
YACHTING.
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUBS CRUISE.
THE AsTRILD FIRST OF THE FLEET TO
ARRIVE AT GREENPORT

Greenport Long Island July 1o.-The AstrfId. OF
the Atlantic Yacht Club fleet. arrived in the harbor
at 1:31 o'clock this afternoon and droDped anchor
opposite the Manhanset House Shelter Island She
was followed by the rest Of the fleet. most OF the
Eachts dropping anchor between 1 30 and $50 0 m
me meet Will remain In Greeuport Harbor until to-
morrow morrow morning when 1t will start for New
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
MolIEN no coNTEsT Ar HAcKENsAcK

Hackensack n. J.. July 10 (speciaD.-The lead
ing contest of the season on the Hackensack Golf
Club links will be the womens contest for the
Bergen County championship, TO be played to-mor-
row. The prize is a solid silver cup presented by
Mrs. Frank 3. Poor wife of the clubs president
It cost $3.50, and will become the property of the
woman winning Il twice, not necessarily in sue
CessiOn. The trophy is Opent any woman player
in Bergen County club and there are nineteen
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
WEAK HITTING DEFEATS NEw-YoRK.

Chicago. July 10 C5pecaD.-The baseball game be
tween the New-York and Chicago teams brought
about the same old result, Chicago winning and
New-York losing. Some of the spectators who had
paid an admission price 10 witness the game were
disposed to ridicUIe the efforts of the Tammany
Hall team More than one spectator referred 10
the aggregation from Harlem as the Is 10 l team.
NewYork lost through weak hitting and inoppor-
tune errors. Mccarthy ade four clever running
catches. DOheny, wild. usual. The score
fol
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
POLO GAME GOES BT DEFAULT

The Philadelphia Freebooters defauIted yesterday
20 the R0ckaway polo team. IN the series for the
Cedarhurst Challenge Cup The game FOR to-day
will be played as scheduled. between the Lake and
the Rockaway Juvenile teams. headed BY ". Z
Good in The contest ts OF the Blizzard Cup
seri For tomorrow, the seull-fnaI match for the
Cedarhurst Cup viii De played between the West
chester and Philadelphia Country clubs
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
vARDoN BEATEN AT CHICAGO.

was unable 10 beat TurDie and Bell to-day the
Midlothian links Although he tied Turpie in
medal play he lost on holes down and . to go
for the SO holes.
The medal play resulted: vardon, 16s; Turpie.
1863. Bell 10
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

ings OF July Il and .. August Il and * September
and 2 The steamer Seawanhaka wiz leave the
station float a. $50 2 m. touching the Mon
tant Dock $40 p. m Returning h viii leave the
clubhouse at II o'clock p. m
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
ST. LOUIS. 3; BOSTON. o.

St. Louis July 1O-Jones was invincibe to-day.
He had Boston at his mercy. Dineen also pitched
a good game. Attendance. 1900 The score follows:
St Louis ..............1 0 0 0 ox-8 ,
Boston .................O 0 o 0 0 O 0 90 3 0
Batteries-Jones and Crtger; Dtneen and Clarke.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
EASTERN LFAGUE.

At Syracuse-Toronto. :; Syracuse .
At Hartford-Providence, 3; Hartford,
At Rochester-Montreal I; Rochester. l.
At pringheId-spring1eld, s; Worcester first
game) Worcester, S; Springfield, D Second game
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
woMENs HANDICAP At CAPE MAY.

Cape May. n. J.. July 10 (speciaD.-The first wom-
ems eighteen-hoIe, medal play. handicap tourna-
meut Of the season on the links Of the Cape May
Golf Club was played yesterday afternoon. The
following cards were hanied in.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

Paterson. n J., July 10 CspectaD.-Attorney-
General John ". Griggs has offered cup TO be
competed for by the men of the North Jersey
Country Club on the golf links Mr.. Grtggs is an
enthusiastic golf player, and last week while he
was in the city he spent most of the time on the
When General Joseph ". Congdon heard Of the
Attorney Generals offer he promptly came for
ward with a similar offer for the women Of the
club. The entries will be made up in a few weeks
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
CINCINNATI 5; PHILADELPHIA. ?.

Cincinnati, July 1O-Breitenstein had the Phillies
at his mercy. to-day Orth was poorly supported.
The score follows:
Cincinnati .,..,--.,.-...9 89269 I
Observation-Disclosures Peitz: Orth Mcfarland
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

sEAwANHAKA ENTERTAINMENT.
The House Committee of the Seawanhaka Corin-
THAN Yacht Club gives notice that there viii be
music and dancing at the clubhouse on the even
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
sTEINITZ GAMRIT.
SP4NISH SCROONER NOT LONT.

Mayport. Fla. July I0.-The Spanish schooner
Purtslma Conception, from Cardenas for Key
West which was reported 10 have been lost is in
quarantine here the mouth OF the st. Johns
River. She lost her reckoning and put in short Of
provisions.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
HAvERFoRD COLLEGE,
CRICKET TO-DAY.

There will be two good games played at Prospect
Park to-day. The Paterson teSm champions Of
the New-York Cricket Association viii play Kings
County. and the Manhattans will have a game
with the New-York Club. Both games are sched-
uIed begin at 2:30 p.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
JAMAICA RAY CHAMPIONSHIPS.

The Jamaica Bay Yacht Club viii conduct an
open race for the championship OF Jamaica Bay. IN
the 20 10 25 foot class on Saturday next. at 2;S0
u m The Regatta Committee says that this race
will undoubtedly prove to be interesting There
will be music and dancing.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

Earned runs-Chicago, l. New-York. > Left on bases
Chicago, I; NeV-Yorz g. Two base ht-DOnahUe. Three
base hit-Smith Sacrifice ht-Cllngman Double play
Doyle, Gleason and Grady Struck out-By Griffith, 2 BY
DOheny I Base baIs-On Griffith. l; OFF Doheny, 4
Hit with ba-Bradey, Selbach, Hickman, Green Time
1;2S. Umpire-O Day.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
KNIcKERBocKER 10 PLAY AT oRANGE.

The Knickerbocker Athletic Club ball nine viii
cross bats with the Orange Athletics at the Or
ange Oval on Saturday. and an interesting game
should result. The game will be called al S.45
D
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
BASEBALL.
CONTINUE TO WIN GAMES
IN THE WEST.
GAMES YESTERDAY
THE RECORDS

BEooklyn 4: Ptttshurg, 2 Cincinnati. 3; Philadelphia
OnlcABo' o. New-fork, 2 St Louis. 3; Boston. o.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Detroir-DetrOit 9; Kansas City. O.
At BufalO-BufalO I; Chicago, l.
At CIeveIand-Cleveland. A. Milwaukee. O.
At Indiana apolis-IndianapOlis I; Minneapolis
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
PITTSBURG
'Batted for Chesbro in ninth.

Pittsburg ....................1 O q q q O n %
Brooklyn .............--..--.1 o - o o.
", Earned rqn-Brooklyn, l. Two-base hit-Carke.
wagner ana Jones. Three-Oase h-Keley Stolen bases
- beaumont, Kelley, Dahleu and DAILY. Double plays
EiinneE and Williams; Beaumont and Cooley; Brieu.
Ely ana cooley, Dahlen DAILY and jennings First
on ballsOf Lever 2. Chesbro. McGinnity !.
t1l p pitched Jennings Kelley thinner. Struck
99ut-by Lever, /; BY Chesbro. l. by McGlnnity =.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
CANS wHIPs GRIFFo IN EIGHT ROUNDS.

CANS WHIPS GRIttO IN EI'THI I1OL-No0'
..rae,. Cans. Of Baltimore received the decision
o,,er Albert Griffith, better known as Young
Grifo" Of Australia last night at the Seaside
snoring Club. The referee stopped the bout In
the eighth round. when Griffo was near out.
The bout was 70 have been for twenty-five rounds
o.. 7qz mounds For a time Grifo showed some Of
hfs former cIeverness in blocking and landing
n4stIv Cans played a waiting game. and when
rrtno grew tired he found no difficulty In settling
the contest.
II The first round Griro knocked down, but
h., arose quickly In the second round he landed
of,en on his opponent but II was evident that his
Si1u1s had not much force behind them lie was
sllorad again in the seventh round. and was IN
taS condition when the eighth round began one
% "a - eres was closed. Cans got IN some hard
BLOWS on his jaw and had him staggering about the
ring and all but out Wnen johnny "hlle' tue
referee stopped the bout
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
BlenrIes.

0OOD T5o 81 SIS. $3.50. SIS AL Makes ou4r-
Nr. an-eed BY the mfrs Special prices deal
likSE. WILLIS. "A Pax Row. ops~ p O
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
HARNESS RACING
RAc-NG At DOVFP

RACING At DOVEP-
Dover. y H July 10-There were ten heats OF
close racing at the Granite state Park this after
noon Moutauk was backed 90 win the 2-IT pace.
but he was not quite good enough Gyp Walnut
capturing the race In the sixth heat The New
York mare Nell Gwynne was tavortte in the 2,IT
tror She the first heat. but after that Temple
Wilkes the Boston horse. the race in straight
heats The summary follows.
PACING-2.IT CLAsS-PURSE $500
Gyp Walnut. & Ly Walnut Boy
. 4
Ilsvar n NlcEnersurl- >
Belle Cannon. b. tfisssl. .-.-...-..-.-- p
Joe Calm, blk < tAcDonalt1--
Helen b. tFuXl --...--... ...---.--. % o 10
Time-2.I4la. 2IIA 2-I3a. 3,ld 214s. 2-l5&-
TROTTNG-2I7 CI4Ass-PURSE $500.
Temple Wilkes. b. &. BY Kentucky Wilkes
Nen Gwynne g m. by Alcryou dRathbun) ---- 9
Roster. b. (Carpentsrl -------- , :
Harry Shedd. hr tN Donald I s q
Time-2.l4ts. 2.l3'>, 2-l5As. 2-l5N
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
GOLF.

JOHN W. GRIGGs OFFERS A CUP FOR MEN.
GENERAL CONGDON HEARS OF IT. AND WILL
GIVE ONE FOR WOMEN.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
BOXING.
rrTzspn4oNs TO FIGHT BOTH RUHLIN AND

FTTZsTNM0Ns TO FTGHT BOTH RJHLIN AND
sHARKEY NEXT MONTH.
Gus Rubin and Bob" Fitzsmmons signed ar
+fc1es Yesterday afternoon to meet in a twenty-five
round contest on August 10. Tom Sharkey, who
was present at the meeting also challenged Fitz-
simmons. which was accepted, and the date was
hxed for two weeks after the latteTs night with
Rubin.
The winner Of the Fltzsimmons- Rubin contest
is % --ceve Is per cent Of the receipts, ana the
loser D. The bout Will be held before the club
nrerfng the best tnducement. and bids for II VIII
close On July y. Queensberry rules viii govern the
match and the men viii be permitted 10 wear soIt
baudaEes- "Charhe. Nhlte was 'i'7Si' ~ 'iN~'i
a referee
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

saratoga yesterday TO rest the lot He took W e
"cnatneys Ballyhoo Bey with him
l,ro-l go eEL Curley Brown and James McGiI a well
Ha H11uNn horsemaE. had trouble at Sheepshead
baiSS bSS gesterday, and Brown arrested. He was
DG5eu out and viii appear for trial on Friday
The summaries follow
FiHst RACH-For three -year-olds and upward: $3.50
added; special weights. One sixteenth miles
Betting.
Pi.
MrS R. Roche's ch. c Standing by
tandlemas-Loness. yrs.. lO5 70.
n - CMcCue) 81 1-2
. 10 -. CrurneTj Il out
- l. Richard's b. z. Charentus g. 1I2..
Shaw 81 3-5
Tfme-l:45i.
start poor Won easily by a length: four lengths be
tween second and third
SECOND RAcE-For twoyear-oIds: selling: $500 added
Five furlongs
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day's races at Brighton Beach
are as follows
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

Michael has volunteered 70 race some good man
at the inaugural meeting 70 be held on Sunday at
the Guttenburs N j. track. which will hereafter
be devoted 10 bicycle racing This meet is for the
benefit or the ItOPassH sufferers through the re-
cent IRE at the North German Lloyd piers
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

The fifth annual picnic OF the Castle Point G.
clers takes place at the Union Hill Schutzsn Park
tomorrow evening
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

PACINE2.IT CLAss-PURsE 500.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
FOURTH RACE-For three-year-oIds and upward allow
arces Cue and o-e-eighth miles

FIFTH RACE-For -year-old FLIES and geGdings
weights pounds below the scale; allowances Five