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Great Test Kacc Proposed by The World Meets with Favor. BREEDERS, OWNERS AND TRAINERS DISCUSS THE NOVEL IDEA. UNCERTAINTY AS TO THE WINNER. INDEXED SUMMARY OP THE RACES. ttRls PAIIK.

Oct. 2. -Tlilnl dny o( thi- fall ot the Now York Club; wrathrr track linn-. -A vwprtkfnfSI" cnch. with fVXl ndilnl.

(or malilon two-ymr-otilii: llvi- Nnmpofbor HMtl Itnlln. US Anntmmm. IKiilli'M. Viminii. stnrt.

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A. 1711 17111 174" 17.111 17J7 rh (lll'idi The novel Idea, nunrntfd The World, of A contest between a MeyelM nnd thorough- fared rmoe.homj In training uas universally discussed by turfmen. wiu on all that the match wcmM nm-nf tbo most In tho history oftbnturf. It WAS ulwi admitted that thr question tn the Improvement or iletorlomtlnn of our prvsont race of thoroughbreds would effectually KUIcd. Mia A.

Morris, tlic proprietor of Pftrk, and ft corvful studctitof brcwllnc. thinks that tho racc-horw of to-day better than the raco-horse of the "I am convinced," said he In Tbe World's thnt a rnco-borw run for nn Indefinite te trait. That Is the theory I I' 1 11 0 of the hunter. If the MrrvIM rnn do no letter i 2.VJO the horse will him sure. The World's suggestion Is a mo-t IntcivstlnK Mr.

Morris when youns man superintended his father's hones In KtiDlun.l, nnd now owns one of the largest stables on tbe turf. Ills opinion worth pomethltiK. Philip J. Dwyer, who has made a large fortune on the turf and who with bl.s brother owned many of the grrntivt lioraw In America, takes an entirely dial-rent vlrw from Mr. Morris.

"In my opinion," tald Mr. Dwyer, "the bicyclists would win. sure, thnt Is. if the distance, as The World suggests, mailo twenty I don't hellcvc there Is a thoroughbred In the world that could beat one of tho crack bicyclists twenty Green I). MorrU, who Is regarded one of the best trainee In America, who owned any number of celebrated utul sUuaMcd fortune in the buMnosjt OK'recd with tbe owner of Morris Park.

"I believe," Mid he, "thnt the raco- norscs now can run lust as fnr as they cnuld. Why, they take our old. broken-down tprlnten and ran them In two- mile races: oon't train lor lone races; that's the only difference. If uutmlmxl for four-mile bean you would ftnd our hon.es running just as well la they did yean ago. "As to the sugxcstlon In The World ol a twenty-mile rare.

1 think the would win it ami would win It A hors-e to run the distance in forty-seven or and a half The Meyelht would have tills urciit disadvantage: He winilil have to maku thu pace. All the burn- would have to do would to lay K-himl him and run over him at the. linlsh. In my opinion it would be a very easy thing ior the Edward Kelley, ol the well-known tanker. Is breeder of thoroughbred." and a close student of jicillKixv und blood Hues.

He II ruelln; f-Uble. "The test race Hiiasotwl in The World," wild he, "would IK- extremely Interesting to nil I don't bcllevr you could find a horse in tho that could run twenty miles nciiimt a hicyclM. We huvc not only liecn brinllng (or but we have, Utn training for speed. From the time thoroughbred is a year old he is prepared with that Idea predominant In bis trainer's mind. A horse might nnd win Hit 1 doubt If an ordinary nice-horse, under the present conditions, could do it.

"I believe, however, thnt while an Kastem none could not go such distance, that a California horse could. You know they arc closer out there to the old- fashioned Maying strains Uian we are, and there have more long- distance races In recent James Galwav, the master of who breeds and races his own and takes in the thoroughbred, thought tho bicyclist would win. "It would be novel race," said Mr. Galway, "and I am not quite sure that the thoroughbred might not surprise us by his staying power. I remember some time ago when Larchmont ran off at this tmek and covered four miles before the little on his back could check him.

Phil Dwyer'timed 1-nrch- raont for tho last quarter of a mile and he ran Ittn twenty-lour and three-quarter seconds. You never can tell what a thoroughbred won't do In the matter of courage and endurance. Ball I doubt very much if be could heat a man on a machine Hku a bicycle twenty miles. William Ijikelamt, trainer ol Domino, who stands at tlie very head of American trainers, wis very sure the bicyclist would win. "We have been breeding for sprinters," the great trainer, nnd we have got them.

When 1 was a toy riding hones wo hud thoroughbreils that could stay and show you speed as well. Now It It Is nothing hut speed, and nolxxly cares whether they can stay or not. It Is a sure thing that the bicyclist can Is, over a distance of twenty as The World Major Wyuii, who has been matching hones all his life, and who was standing by, agreed with Lakeland. mill he, "those English homes they bring over hero can't run four furlongs without their owners fearing they will drop dead. Breeders on both sides of the water nave gone crazy about speed.

Heat a bicyclist twenty miles! They couldn't beat an ice- wagon. "The bicyclist would win sure," Bald David Gideon, one ol the shrewdest judges ol horses in the East. 1 don 1 1 think tho horse would have a Chinaman's chance to beat him. It would be a "cinch" for the wheelman. The World's suggestion, if carried out, would furnish a great race, however.

Only I would like to take the bicycle end of the And so the opinions went. Close observers, careful horsemen, trainers and owners were al. divided. While the majority were convince' 1 that the bicyclist would win, the minority Included some of tho wisest horsemen lu tho East. There la only one way to settle tho question, and that la by a race.

It would be a contes travelling many a mllo to sec. RAMAPO WINS THE PELHAM BAT. Interesting Booing and a Big Crowd at tin Morris Park Track. Another perfect afternoon yesterday drew a big crowd to Morris Park. The racing wu Interesting from flret to last, the most notable feature being the Pelham Bay Handicap fo three-year-olds, at a mile and a quarter.

There were nine starters, among them Rain bow, who has not been seen for several mouths Although Sir Walter carried tho top weight 126 pounds, he was made tbe favorite Gideon 4 Daly' Ramapo and Richard Croker' Prince George being tho most fancied of th others. Ramapo won quite handily, beating 81 Walter a length. Bir Walter was Interfere! with and cut off In tho race, or he would hav won. Herald, who was on extreme outside i at SO to 1, finished third, only beaten a hcac bySir Walter. Raceland, who was leniently treated In th handicap, beat Illume without the least troubl by three parts of a length, which he could jus well have mode three lengths.

Loudon was a bad third. Kacelond was a heavily backed favorite nt 2 to 1 on. The other lour races were for non-winners Nichols slipped into the third race wit nicli a very bad lot that she was mode favorite with 0 to I on. She won hard acid by a length W. B.

ivas second, three lengths before Jove. At the post, W. B. throw Tnral, whose too caught lu the stirrup on he fell. Fortunate! the horse did not attempt to runaway, an Tirol was able to extricate htnuelf unhur from his dangerous position.

Mary Stone, at a to 1 on, had no trouble 1 beating Madrid, Annie Bishop and Florlnda 1 (be tilth race. Annie Bishop, almost as Btron a favorite for the place iw Mary Stone was to win, Just beat Madrid by a head, Tom Harding looked to be BO sure a wlnne in tbe last race that ho wot heavily backed a 0 to 3 on, with ten fast ones starting. 'Justified the'confidence of his backers by win mug very easily In 67K seconds. Frog Dana wan second and Minnolmha third. Tbe UnJen Association te trying to get up iwoepftakes for Dot, 10 between Tammauy rand Rudolph, Tammany tocarr Lamplighter 110 and Rudolp nt are that the race I'.

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4 in 4 THE WORLD; TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1893. Princeton Head and Shoulders Over Harvard at Football. TIGERS HAVE BEATEN THE CRIMSONS THREE TIMES TO ONE. IS THE CAMBRIDGE TEAM AFRAID? presented a summary of the plne "iini-i'-iiiiiirniitTilliiiiS'l'tnT:" I M. r.

i hesltntlnff or refusltiK to play Prin vcry Mnit won I Thlnl lUrr. A swerpstnkrs of $11 e.irh, with SiHHI iwlilc, oni- In tSlct: sU liirl.iiifs. l.liuv il: tor ann-n-lnnen of more limn 1 Snnii-of hurtc. Hi-li-n Mi-hols. 1O7.

IIS llv Ji.vi-. 110 riin mIt. 1 lo Mhltiktit. (1771 jislali. Two.

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ll-nnUM Liilntily. t.v IlivVle M. M. Alle'irih. llv Jov.

W. Hy to Mrfalferty A WHImnl's plian liltl: II. Slci'lellnml's h. Ii. 4.by lllenenrrv- hvi-yrns Miilnels pnlil: Mtrnlght, (or Nftmo of imro ll'J lllTI.1'1.

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1011 UNl 1 1 tini 1 'I l.v 1' Ilh II 4 II II KIllNhl Helow 4.:, fnuihnll unini'M played by Prlnce- ton, Harvard nnd Yale olnce the (Mij; three collcKcs tlrtit met. Harvard by ceton (lOBl- tlon before Iho lovers of mutily pportfl, 1 n.i will bo Been by a comparison of the plnjcil iiy llnrviinl nnd I'rlnceton. i I'rlnceton has beaten her Oimbrldijc rival three times to one, nnd thrci; of these times hy very large scored. In the face of tin- followlni; figures fnlr-mlnded inen will how Harvard can claim superiority over Bhe can to piny her thla year without mihjcclliiK herself to the chnriic not only I of but of cowardice, wiciistnkoiot I'rlncctdii not hurt hnir the number I of students to draw from, nnd nhe hus 1 luV'e7 i also relied more on undcrffrartuntoR than TO SUCCEED QEORGE QOLDIE. Count" Oinnnlnl WiU Initruct the Wlngod- Foot Athlotos.

Olnnnlnl, the populnr all- "Oene" around ntlilete of the New York Ath- VIOTORIOUS. Australian Cricketers Beaten by an Inning and 68 Runs. (Sperlnl to The World.) PIHLAIiKM'HIA, 18. I'lillndelplila paliu-d a most virton- over the M'BRTDB BROS. TIRED OF WAITING.

Think the Owners of the Norwood and Do Hot Care to Baco. The McHrlde brothers, owners of the stei-m yacht Yankee Doodle, send the following letter to the Sporting Editor letle Club, linn been delected to till the vacancy of athletic Instructor to the clrrlivtunt here to- day. defeating them by I of Tne World, as regards their challenge Winded Foot athletes, caused by the Iniili'K mi'l The; ilny wni nn Ideal to rncc Norman Munro.H ynchts rcslKimtlon of (Jcorsc Ooldle. No con- ll(- tor 'Ticket, anil pcniilu went Vamoose mid Norwood: tract has yrt bi-en aliened, but the llu Ifc'lmont matter will be decisively settled next! up ti'limdld rrlckct, Ink- 1-4 III It in in 'JO in in 411 Tuwilny evenlliB, when the N. V.

A. Board of Governors will convene nt the regular monthly meotltiK. It Is understood Ihiit Olnnnlnl will receive the same, salary ns his Goldlc returns to hln old love, I'rlnce- ton College. It rumored that there IK a Mory bnck of his resignation. Imt this cannot be confirmed, lloldle'n homo Is In Princeton, and nil his Interests are centered there.

The. famous trainer has amassed competency, and as Mrs. Goldle Is mnnuplns two we.ll-pnyliiK boarding-houses In the Jersey town. It Is probable that the veteran prefers to be ni homo on a smaller salary. A prominent member of the elnb 1st authority for the statement that (lolille will, in ull probability, look after the N.

V. A. C. track nthletcM during the 5V''! 1 summer months. the colleijK ot the AuMrnllims' weakness, while Cnpt.

Patterson "linwi'd udiinralilc Jinlz- inent lik lowlepi and lleWrrs. whom rhiiiiKed to answer the inenls of Ihe neiuiliin. Alee. Hiiimernmn i-arrleil ofl'lhe lionorj of tho ilnv. (iolni; in HTM In thesei'iinil ImiliiR, he rnrrlefl his but tlimnKliniii fur 77.

The M'oie: H. ratlerson, run nut fid 11. llriMvn, c. mill Inckhirn Ii I riimlilc hcoti, run A. M.

Wiunl. h. HrilM 411 K. II. Iliililvti, e.

Troll Ii llrucp 11H W. W. Nukle, b. 'I'miulili 77 f. Ii.

llruii in .1. Mulr. Ini lnun II. I. Ilrnwn, not nut Mi .1.

W. Hiil'liin. niniiul 17 J. It. liliiK.

e. II. Lynns, h. rhlUvk-lphla. Sort.

30. 1J03. Tn tlic 1-Mllor of (ho World: nn Sept. we went you ISM forfeit mfnrr In Ihe 1'iintomtilnti'il threo-roniercd race, NonMto-l nn'l Vanki-e Itomlle. nt rnnii-r.

were by a teleRram "in ii i-Diild lie nrrnnRod. We nrr mitist''- iinrnlly tliat Mr. IMvles. the linrrhaiiT Vumn.iS". who In rnnne-tcil.

In l.iiMiira*. wllli Mr Mnnro. nulhnrlie'l The World In sw llm Hie and Norwood woulil compete. thr Vnnkeo Doofllo In OIK said thr'e- rare. However, now that our mnn'-y IUIM ill' for tthout three wrrka.

flnco Sent. and nellher Mr. lliivlei nor Mr. Munnj havliiR coven-d It, we rrnpei'tfully ank you to return It tn UK, wu feel natlsllod that nellher nf tht Kenilemeil named rare to rare any of tlielr hi'rtU nuahist our prw Yankee. Itomlle.

With th-iiikH to The World for kind Interest In trylnc to bring on a rare, we are, ve.ry truly, youra, M'llltlUt: lllttlS. Mr. Mnnro was not In the city yesterday. Mr. who purchased the Vamoose for Mr.

Munro, when shown tb" letter had this to say: If In ilnlibt buy nt: n'erroat. $10 TWEED Overcoats H-fi Harvard, notwithstanding her Inferiority Islmnn. Ml.lEli.y. Ii il 4 1(1 in 4 B-ft It in i sir Wiiltrr. 1 lull: Ili-nild.

1. (iiili'nii Iliily'n nllne -Annie ilm-ek sinhle's Ii. e. sir viinrs b. r.

n. liyKlilKhtnf Mlllui-ls (mill. WitlU'r, Ift. stun VM.II liiiiullly. In numbers.

To consider Harvard's present attitude without thinklni; of her past record one would suppose she had won the football championship very often. The truth Is she never won a championship while she won In the In- tt milieu-late bengue with I'rlnceton. I'rlnceton has won several champion- Klltb I.art>. swecpstnkes of $10rncli, with seven furlungs. nin Index.

nf horse, stnrt. mllo. 117'iin Mnry stnne, 4 4 4 17114 'l Ml 1 1'4 m. Mary stone. Bishop.

3. by Mr Me Ilpttlnir open, cloif. I'l in i-f, In Ibo piutuels Mrnlcht poul was otT; for it pluo. start noil mile. lh fiocEi'tt.

-Jh ah 'it. ItnrrK 4 -I 'Slinins. I 7 111 4 Ivei-fe. illl mi ,7 t.y sir H. b.

k-k; sou'i'br. ships and stands well up with Yale. And i Princeton stands ready now to vurd a chance to win lost honors. 10 I'toni the llgures ulven below It will bo seen that Princeton 1ms beaten Har- vunl nine times and Yale four times; while she lost up to 185!) (when Harvard campus Is a deserted spot. There were several prominent trainers anxious to step Into Goldle's and for a time It looked as If T.

Crohs- tho famous professional athlete. Instructor of the Columbia Athletic dub, of Washington, had nn excellent chance for the position. Although the professional had us good backlnpr as old "Father Hill" Curtis, the Athletic Committee decided that Cllannlnl would be the best choice for several reasons, the most prominent being that bis Intimate knowledge of his comrades' ability would offset any superiority that a stranger mlcht possess. Then his long rowing experience makes him a most competent coach for crews, a fact which had much to do with his selection. Taken all around.

It Is doubtful If the club could Improve upon the "Count, as Qlanninl Is known. It Is a hard task to Illl Qoldle's position. "Mr. Mnnro Is perfectly willing to! I rnee his boat, the Norwood, uKalnsl the- 4 Yankee Doodle, for one race, tnnt yenr'n overcoat ilo? Not for tin, wo. hnven't one in the store (we never rrtrry nnyllilnic over).

nro nil new. full, derp nnd ffrnrelul niul Here's lot of Heoleh Suits for 91 very rnstlillnlln Its to slvlr. Very sinnrl. Then hnve iioltlo Niunrter inn, nt little higher ID price. Total IIOWMNO ANALYSIS.

II. it. HI IIU (llfTon. Trnmble Trolt. t'oiinlnxhani II'HI (ii: i'.

i.vniis 4 ii limn iso im Illeilorj 'J7 JtiliilK'niillil HI 1 'J 1 WUIcs Mrnee. il; 1. No llrlls- Trmnlilf. 4. the dlntance to be from one to fifty nilli-H.

Mr. wants the race to Im i doflded In New York waters and pre- to race on tho Hudson. This Is acceptance of the Mcl.irldu Brothers' sweeping challenge made some time ago." F1I1ST I.NN'IMl. Is one man In a million as for In an athletic instructor. But his successor has the advantage of eight years tuition under him, and has developed Into a splendid gymnast.

It Is not every good performer that makes a good teacher, and Olan- nlnl's efforts In this direction will be curiosity. A. lliinni'rninn. e. H.

I. llrmvn, Lyiins.c. Hidili'ti I'liltiTsi II. ClllVn hlliK (I. M.

'iriltl Mnc N. Hrti'-c. e. U'noil. b.

U'lnir. II. timlmin. ma nut. H.

K. i MIIK II II. Trilinlili I ttnn.r II N. (Illlin IK) mil A. (Vinniiiirhuin, b.

Klnir. .1. lllnikbiini Hi nu llyes bvis Ii. Kln.t.. No bulls llOWI.l.Nd ANALYSIS.

M. W. urysio nruucd thnt hlB Intimacy with his pupils iu ill may retard his effectiveness, nut aoidio scon is pliiy wlth her) two Bame9 io iht, I 0 in Harvurtl uiul six to Yale. Six Kumcs I much. not count for of $10 cixrh, with ivldcd: In.lox.

I Nnnio of 1(11 'Torn t'l 1774 I reunited In draws. Harvard In the same i (-'IwnnlnPn weak point will be track 111( Ill Bi nthlotlc.1. He haB had nome practical ox- biit one same from in i pcricnce In this branch, having been a fnlr runner and walker, although hardly Hut, as HKCOND IXSIXtJH. C. nnnnornmti, nut out J.

Lyons, c. ItiilMon, Patterson U. flllli'ii, c. Ilolitt'ii. h.

llnnvn (l. H. Trult, h. Mulr. UriKi Jlohhii Mulr II.

Unthi.ni, c. Ii. IviliK 1" (In Lorj MK Princeton and Harvard did not play I netting Open.Uine. I-l mile. mllo.

tnllo, KlnlMi. i 1' 'IlrltT. Yale and Harvard did not play stated, it Is probable that he will hiivi M. W. r.

'2 4 1 Tho Vnrnna'B Opening Show. The Vitnma It oat Club will hold a. fcrloa of monthly boxIriK totiritamcnU throuKlmut the whiter at Itrt AtlnnMc avenue. Urooklyn, club-hoiinc. TUOH- ilar.

Oct. 17. lias biMin Fct (ho oponlns nlsht. nn'l ttirct- rlnht-ro'iml boiili tin? on the most inimlnt'iit (if tlm In hftwrrn Ullly the lad, und Jack of tho Nimpitrio! Aitilctlr Thry will id UK piuiulF. An llvrlv fcaHiirwi-leht flxht prnmlflt'il In Ihe mrotlnR of IM Curry, of N'f-w S'ork, nnd Tom of Th- 1 nthrr rlKht-round Iks bptwocn KA UHtman.

t.axdlo'H und Jim Carey, the Ilroohlyn lightweight. Spcrtiuj Miscellany. Bavoy thr cnndltlonn H'a fount if) nnd ho In out. It would save dispute to ntlck tho rpRiilar pnnio. PlRylng th(He Irregular gnmrs to contention.

PKINCKTUN. N. Oct. Figures obtalnod i-nlght from nlvprslty nhow that in rcrclptH of the Prlnrnton liaKPball Aanoclatlon nl $11.000. Of thl.i rum moro itm 1S.OPO went to provide tratnlnB lablcn, coach- and mi Ha And bain for the men.

Travelling foot-d up more thjn and yuaran- CH (o vlattlnR nines took about 11,700. 245 BROADWAY, I'nrlt I'liirn Murray 115 i ir, VXtnrtilctl; (or mali.cn iinirs two yeanom; live Fimrock, Ifio. to Kspi Mine. 103 30 to 97, to 1. nactvrn Jolm.

97. 10 tn MnrnlnR Glory, 07. 3 IM 1. I 1 to I. also run.

MiinteU paid: IJ.OJ; place, J5.70; li.i.idhurnt. I.I.---P. iJ'iUrntnTK for to-day: rl hnrnon; Kcll- roll, i Anx.i-in. Jim k. Plenty iiri'l l.cinon Hio jiouiuln cai-h; llljch an.l M2 Htft-nnd MH'l Sir KnlKbt.

US Ccmicmlst, 1'aimry Iilrd. 110; Ibaway Ull nnd KIliMt. an I (iraittihoppfr, i'H-h: Venus- burg. Starllns an 1 Mabel IPu each; Thf Kult, 9S; itappbo and cara. ITT-Jj pptmy.

Tb1 1 110: 1T54 DMy'tKlfU-llu 0( Un llct Rni) lll'X. I.b. J'J II. Forties's Fair stnr lift Ultima Imly'KNt-lgli'ii 115 J. A.

II. A Ii. II. Morris's Iji MlSITC 11177 Wiu.lilnitlnliMlulile'sliiiliIi'11 .1. K.

Mi-l'iiliul'l's Muinlc It. filly Miiblf's l.inulutliin ll. llscl Itiun'orits s.tnhl,.'s Iiorlui' ll. i 70 Mi-riillvrtvA Wlsliunl'" 11.1 17.1:1 MiViilIerty Wlhbanl's US W. II.

Su'iuli'sOn Wuv il llju'v. -A MM-i'pslakfsol $1,1 each, with drtl: out- 1.115 W. Jcnniuifs's llnller 1O7 17(10) McCalTerty A Wli-lmnl's Ni-ni 177'2 r. Flt-ischtnan ssm'itsjmih luiraey- U5 ir: Thlnl for two-year-olds, rnch. with -Ix (nrfoiitri.

17U7 r. Klfhrhnuin.t^ni's si. Mnxltn US U.Ira*, in: irth IM ach; Jn I). ,101. unp-Mx t.Tntn November that tlie Crimson and the Tigers met fur championship honors, and Ihe Tigers beat the I'rlrmioiM.

The score was Princeton one ono touchdown; Ilar- vitr.l goals, I wo touchdowns. In isxo "l-'nlr" Harvard's colors were again dragged In the mud by I'rlnceton, latter winning by two goals and two toucliilxwiiH to one goal and one touchdown. Tin- stood to 4. but us tliey did not count then, an- of no slgnltli-unoo. In 1SS1 Vale I'rlnceton tlwl again.

Vale and Harvard played a close Kami-, but the safely wan now worth two points, and as Harvard was forced to make four, Yale won. Princeton could not score against Harvard and the result was a draw, 'out the to excel In, and the new Instructor has abundant material to work on. It Is almost certain ho will make succeas of this department, whatever else he may fall In. Having not yet signed the contract which will take him from the arnatettr ranks, Cllannlnl will compete at the championship meeting of the Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic ITnton, which will be held at Hergen 1'olnt on Saturday. In late the "('omit" has devoted his athletic efforts to weight-throwing und with some suc- Rtrathmr-Mh.

112: pellna 103; Ilpul Brand. 107; i Championship went to Yale. 17-t'J J.A...\.II.uiul H.H..MorriVsMi-loily- J15I KUih 171H J. Itujn'crt, lift Hrsirtlni. H.tnty and Kt-v dc! M.T.

Mt KM and chfutcr. 102 eft'-h: Tom Skldmnrr, 93. HJI17 s. W. A.

irj 17117 Mannn liiilv'ssiiin LIK-JU Ill 17H7 II. r. Hrilli-y's IJI'i-niint Ill 1TJ4 J. McUiUKhl'In's Ucriiln-nt Ill I'rfitkiicsH lit KM rurlor.RB; lolllnR. Rlnfax.

115: Str.ithmnld and J. V. 110 raclt; iind Polyilnra, M7 ouch: Ilnnjanln. Kan Klnn. l.irkln, Nativity.

Tinn, FldiZf-l. HiTndon and Sholly Tuttlc, 10. i each; Mtnnli' PIxth furlonRn; tlfni Hiid Lonely. Ul Kr. 1-im und lidrcfo'U, II 1 I.on! Joe KlnpE WEEK AT LATONIA.

1773 LlttUMU-ld'stialloplnif Klni; IfKl Marcus. I'adre and IVrallo. 115 earh. 174il J. K.

MoDmmlil'HUublciiii ItMJ Fourth Kiuv. -Thi- Sprlntt-n' llumllnip; viM'pstaki-H of JO cucli, with fl.OOU mhlwl; six IB W. M. Harriet's Dr. Hathrouck I'M U.

Cniktfr'HStuufiiLdl 1'JS 1700j J. A. II. It. II.

Morrbt'a t'or- rfCtfoti IM 1270 J. SpiMn's Llzettii la" Hiirvard jrot a victory from Princeton In but like Princeton she wont down ln'foro the blue and Vale hud tho clmmpionslilp uKiiln. Now scores bepan to bo tndlcatod by moro intclllRunt Bynt'Mn, namely, points, IIH follown: A tnuclulown four 11 Koal from a totich- two points, a fnim the lU'lit points, nnd ti Hafety two iiyainHt thu si.it- nmklntf It. In iKSTi Ilarvnrd thought ahc could not bent I'rlnceton, and would not pliiy never approached 17S-J M. Morn'HTciigiillitnt 117 17711 M.

SI. Allen's My Jnvrt Klllh lliiee. of eiirli. wltli ufxl itd'lod; for thni'-yi-ar-olds; ftyven i KWI1 Ill) 174H J. IluhtMTt, Younu Arlon 110 177'J Ii.

K. bllllth's Wunnmir Ill) A. Heavy Track Made tho Racing Tame nnd Uninteresting Yesterday. (t-'perlal to Tho World.) LATONIA. Oct.

track was licavy nl I.o- to-day nnd the racing was of itK- turnout jllon. Thy favorltua and (Udders mudn an 17.V1 Hcndrtv'H J. Snelpi's Llsclg 107 177'J) WHhunl'B Hmcli I'cnny 1O7 1771 J. A.ll. A lJ.lI.5lorrl.Vs Hudiator HW 17IW N.

HtmusVslti-KlimlU f-lxth of 910 t-ach. wltli setllnz; out- mile ant) slxtot'iith. 17tW W. t. nl ht of th i follow: C.

or Never 10'J First S350; (even furlongs. 17tMl C. I.ltllelleld, Thc 1)0 SiabUi's Merry KycH. 91 (ilralimn). 1770 Brown i even division of the races, ai thrcp of each won.

Secretary Hopper ofllolally announced to-day that the meeting here will end next Saturday, ami that the of the LaulHVille Jockey Club will not be run ofT nt thla track nixt week an stated In (lifpatclicrt ft-nt out from LouUvllle Saturday Muy Win 17O4) C. J. Kclly'H Ktrkuver .13 1IMU J. K. McUonoM'ii CUIof Justice IJ-J 12K2 W.

J. HrH-lni'B LlHfltf Hovcnth Hwet-patukes of $10 each, with OIIP mile urn! mmrter. 17M-J J. A. iH.

JI. MorAtt'HMlnne- haha 110 11770) McCaffcrtyA Wlnhard'8 Helen 110 17M D. MIller'HCharralon 110 1740 11, Cruker's lu-d Uanner 110 LORD HARRY'S $700 PURSE. He Defeated a Good Field of in old Easy Style at Clifton. fleldi at Clifton were CTCO larcer than usual yesterday and the Btartera had no eaiy tblnif of It to get the hones away.

There was largv crowd present and the track was Kood. Thirty-four books furnished the betting for Iho croud, and only two favorites won they did not fare badly on tho day'i pUy. Lord Harry won the feature event, a five fur- loon In tbe fourth racn, easily. Play or I'ay made the runnlne to the turn out of the won handily by two k'nRtha from llanhfurd Munor'K MfKtor, (A. Clayton), who wan a btfore Kar.diLlI TUoinpion'H Cudot.

1)1 (J. FlMher). to 1, Merry plare, 7 to Mcatnr. placn, 2 to 1. Tlie other fiarttra were Ada llehitn, Trenton, Detil- zetle, Tom Daly nnd Early Hose.

Second Piirstt ono Manor's CJaacoii, 112 (A. Clayton), won 1 eanlly by a length from A. Probuaco, S3 (Gnthani), who wait two In front of O. n. Kins David.

87 (Psrklnn). 1.47?i. to 10, Gascon; no placu betting; I'robRBt'o, place, 8 to 6. Tho Btartera were I Krontmun, Hcadlna, Jennie Ml tun uud 1'artah I Queen. Third puree I3SO; for two-year- llvt- Equitable Htahlo'u (J.

Ktahcr). won In a driving ftnlah by a length from Pan time Volt, 9' (Per- kins), who wa? r. lonpth before Uata King Howard. 1J9 (Fryman). Llet- in 1.

I.tttlu Crlpplo; place, 3 to Volt. oven. Thn other utartcru were Valiant, Moto, firatB Hanley, Twin, fur- Prlnceton wullupfd Uurvurd, IS to Ii. In 18S8, und -11 to 15. in 18S9, the Harvard aay that Princeton la "small fry." THK KKCUUD: 1H77- Princeton, 1 goal: llurvnr'1, '2 touchdowns.

1 loiu'nilnwn; Uurvurd, 0. I'riiicotiin, 1 giiul, 1 Muft'ty; llurviml, 5 Prllii'i'ton, '2 touclulitwns, 0 wifc- Hurviml, 1 trool, 1 touulidown, 4 wife- 1 safety Hurvnrd, 1 Hftfuty. 1 goul, I touchdown; I'rlncoton, IKWJ-l'rlucHtoii, 'Jtli'mintH; Hurvunl, 7. U4 iHilntH; Hurvunl, 0. lUpolut.Hj Hurvunl, 0.

lUnolntH; Prtncctoti, 0. IKHM-Prtnci'ton, Ihpolntif; llurviml, H. although he clmmp.onahip form. SANGBR, THE FAVORITE, LOST. Windlo Won tho MUe Invitation Race at Waltham.

(Special lo Thf World.) Oct. five thousand ponions wltncmtpil Iho full racca at Cycle 1'ark to-day. wore good, but faiitor time should been inu-k'. Blow time may be accounted for by noRlcct to put a lime limit on each event. All the "big OI.PB" ivpre out.

Including Zimmerman, Sander, Bliss nnd Ithodea, of Chlcaxo; Johnson, Haiti. Hanker, McDatllo nnd the Clarks. tho third and fourth racen Zimmerman rode un exhibition mllu, to boat thu track record, liiul two Hindus and a tandem to Mm. hlH time on quartern averaged about IHW1 -Princeton, 41 points; rinrvnnl, IB. 1'rlnceton, a 4 toiic tlnwiiH, 10 fiud'tlcs; Hurvnrd, 'J goults, 1U SfKl-'lHi-Priiieuton.

lai notnta; Ilnrvanl, H.cy.ltujuUo,,, Nov. lh I OuoffttinutlHl. Ex-Capt. "Harry" Bcocher, Yulo'a great quarter-buck, said yesterday: "Of cournc I am not In position to ex- prcHH Ynlc'H undergraduute opinion re- KurdlnK a Princeton-Harvard game, but I can tell you what I think about it, and It la also the opinion" of every Yale, Harvard and Princeton alumnus with whom I have discussed the matter- Harvard should certainly play Princeton thtH fall. "Iloth are representative colleges, and tho tfume between them was for years feature In football.

IL' Harvard should i manage to defeat Yale It wouldn't make Hot-por's Fyelet S6 (A ier Champion until she had also met and won" eaaiiy by two lenRtha from R. E. tlrou- defeated Princeton, as tho history uf Iteiwln niflUnrt. 100 (F. CnrrJ.

who football shows that the only way lo lenuth boforu Aurora. (Oruham). Judge positively the relative merits of to l. Eyelet; place, none. I two toamu la to have them settle It on Ueesla Upland, pi ice, none.

Ihu othvr startorn Held I. "'Httrvanra great effort Jor jiho past it. (HI 48 II 14 t) IVES. Little Interest Manifested in the International Billiard Hatch. TTnilor clrcumstnncsa tho International mutch ut modlllcil Knu- llsh lillllurilH between Frank Ivra, of ClilciiKu, and John Roberts, of London, for stake of und the net (tnte receipts, opened at Lenox Lyceum, Fifty-ninth street and Madison avenue, last night.

The rival champions were to have begun their game dur- the afternoon, but It wati discovered that one of the Hlate slalis which form the lied of the big table had been broken In transportation. It did not require a groat deal of time to cement the slab with piaster parts, but It took some houni for the cement to dry. It lacked a few minutes of 9 o'clock when the table was found, upon examination, to bo In Koud order. Budd Scho- fleld, the veteran marker, Introduced the players, who were well received by a very small crowd. lillly Sexton, who consented to referee the match, was warmly welcomed.

Ives won the bank and missed. Roberts led oft" with a mlH.s, und Ives missed after scoring seven points. Home excellent shots were made by both, but there was no real excitement until thy eleventh Inning, when tho Chicago man got the balls on the mil and started tn for a long siege of straight carroms. "It's all over now," exclaimed a young man who, despite the fact that his trousers were rolled up, appeared to be puzzled nt the method of counting. "Why.

two points for a carrom, this fellow will close the game right here." IVCH nursed tho balls and retired on a irlss from the spot the balls were frozen. Roberts, who was then leading. Horses, Carriages, In order to reduce our present htock, THK WIDKNINll OK KLM ST. compelling us to vncate our present ware.rooms, OFKKIl AT COST, HKTWKKN NOW AND NEXT, rouRhamft, llockuwayti, extension-top Cnbrlo- I'lmotons, combination Traps, Jji- k-s' Iloixd WaKOnl, Two-Wheelera, luckboartU, 1'ony Carts anil linn Harnctis. A nunibpr ot above SliCONI) HANI), t.

n. IIAHCOI'K CO. Ilrnomo st. oven, hln to lie at Int KBlt. time was for first quarter, half, 1.02 thrco-quarlt-rs, 1,38 2-5; md mllo tn Thla lowers thu track record by Heconds, Uetween the fourth and fifth events Harry C.

Tyler rode on n-third of mile and broke the world's record. Tyler made thu distance In 28 li-Dn. The nurpriue of the day was In tho one- mile Invitation race. Out of nine enlrleti only four men appeared for the P. lIllHtt, of L'hlcaBo; Sanevr.

Wimlle and H. C. Tyler. Everybody looked for a walk-over for Sangcr, but the beat ho could do wan third. IllUn, evidently, wati only In to pace the crowd, ua after leading humllly to tbe ha dropped out, appeared to be Retting Into his leuvlnic throe men to finltth.

Banxer was fourth lie followed lip a run of 4G with one of wbnn ItllHs dropped, but watt clone up. Ho rode In the thirteenth Inning, Ives brought a hard race, but could not win out, Wlndle them bundled again and piled up 72 crossing the tape a winner by thrco feet, with before the balls crept dangerously close Tyler second, ttn feet ahead of SaiiBer. The lo one of i lft poclteta, making It "aSSSfi e. jB, rt his opponent's bull enrly In the play, aiiO made moat ot Ills run of 54 irom the red. "What do you call that?" aslcod pray-bearded man of his nearest neighbor.

"Tl'al's losing hazards," was tho reply. "Well, this Is a losing game, remarked tho old fellow, Klanclne around the hull, "und I'm not going to lose any second; u. Oral; U. F. Taylor, Waltham U.

K. U. llald. Uutfalo V. C.

third. ft 2-5s. Olio Mllo (2.15 F. Taylor. Waltham C.

Unit: Ii. C. llald. UufTalo U. second; K.

A. Nelson, Sprlngtlcld II. third; time, 2m. 44 2-Ss. Ono-Mlle W.

Wlndle, Sprlnifleld D. llrst; H. C. Tyler, Bprlnntleld U. second; W.

C. SaliKdr, third; time, 2m. 15 4-ba. Two-thirds of a Mile U. A.

Ilankor, Plttsburr, nret; K. l'. liald. Duffalo 1'. c.

K. J. Tltua, lllversldo W. third: tlino, 1m. 31s.

One Mllo B. A. McDadle, Maiden il. 0.. first; J.

C. wctterKroen. Maiden II. second, und F. 8.

Elliott, Harvard A. third; time, 2m. 21 2-5n. WBSLBYAN'OAN'T PLAY. Unable to Get Up a Team to Meet Yale To- Morrow.

lr lietllnK-2 to'1. Connie filly won tbe four and half furlongs 4 to 5: Shuttle, place, for two-year-olds Sy two lengths. Sadie W. was Uaulile. Mcsnalla, secona Qeorge Dl.on third.

Summaries as. su'lh Race-Condltlona same as Hrsl race; seven Allows: Phllllps's W. Munson, IDS First Race-Purse selling; one ffl! 0 ll a A. IIK 9 i mm v. er a I'lttte Annie.

103 (Meux), who was a neck 106, 8 to 1 (N. Hill). Int; Van Dyks, be oro in, slar cahuln' 10J, 4 to I (C Jjbnson), Kecond; Uoncuhier, 105, from ones eml of the country to the other ions. Tho other starters arc aroused at the Injustice of Harvard's lusle Voiantress and position. Consequently a possible vlc- won through Harvard'R present policy would not counterbalance the impression she would give tho public, and dletown stating that Wcaloyan was unablo to got more Good night." The game moved along slowly up til the twenty-first Inning, when Ro run 101.

Ives appeared to forget foi some time the presence of the pockets and conllned his play more than ever ti carroms, with indifferent success. Roberts depended upon thu hazards nnd played a steadier game, apparently, thai pli thi to 1 (Uraztor). tblrd. Tbo Fop, 1(15, 7 to Bpartaciu. 105, Co Adjourn, 101, 60 to Signature, 105, 20 to Spring, 102, 10U lu Illil 102.

30 to 1, und Van Wort, 102, 5 to 1, alao ran. Mutuels paid: Cbedder, IS.SO; la-u. Van Dyke, place, 13.35. Second Purse 1400; selling; four and a halt filly, (4, 5 to 1 (II. Jones), first: Sadie 7 to 1 (J.

Murphy), second; Little 94 (Pen kins). lo 1. W. L. Mun- Hon; place, even; Little-Annie, place, oven.

The other starters were Caroas, The Hero, Deceit and May T. Louisville Fooling. (Special to Tne World.) LOUIBVILLB, Oct. gold at the Turf GeoriKi DUoa. il, 7 to 5 (Brooki), Hxcbange to-night on the races to bo run at 103, 30 to The 103.

16 to Jiikli Joaepb, 100. 20 to l-oatmald, 100. 12 to Annetle, 100, 0 to Honey colt, 1)7. 20 to fajrluf Teller, 07. 8 to Andrew 94, BO to 1, and Napoleon, 94, GO to 1, aluo ran.

0.57. Mutuela paid: Adele Ally, I3.2&; place, (4.20; Bailie placo, KM. Mori-la Park to-morrow as followa: Plrat No pooling. Second Fenny, S20; Sarah Ilamey, 112; Pldello, J10; Holler, 17; Nero, It. Third 125; Stononollle and Bam Little Nell, MM; place, 118.25; i-ou ituei place, 17.60; Mini Nannie vaa le(t at the post.

Fourth furao 1700; wlimlni; penaltlei; Are lo 6 Lord Harry, 107, 7 first Major Daly, 108, I to 1 (M. Hergen), second Capt. Wagoner, .107, 15 to 1 (Dallard), third, lie! Demonlo, 107. 1 to 1:. Aftermath, 101, 100 to Ulylhe, 105, 40 to Early Blossom, 104, SO to 1 Mabal Glenn, 104, 30 to 1.

and Play or Pay, lOi! Blxlh Now or Never. )20; The Iron- master and Llselg, 110 each; Ktrkover, SS; Tor- rlfer nnd May Win, 10 each; Chief Justice, 18. Seventh Helen Nichols, $30; Charralon, 120; Reil Banner, It; S3. 1.08. Mutusli paid; 12.80; Major Daly, to, 1, ran.

Tim Harry. 13.10; place, 113.60. Fifth Puns SOOO: selling; seven place, fur- NHW STOOK BTORH. Lord Mahler Open Tholr Dry QoodJ Emporium. The grand opening ol tho Mahlor Drothera' (unmni.

Btcoaa; goods emporium at Sixth avenue and toi, a to i (Diaxe), third. Koiipao, 121, it to Thirty- first street drawn big crowd ywtcrday, BOMrjScJiiiB, 7 9 to 0 S'nid 7 to il' Tl10 ft 1 I'M but recently moved Irom Its old ti lU into the new tour.ntpry building and M.HOJ place. ln ft pe uo dl ng ttnoy flry a team together to play on Wednenday. AR Boon Uj'UU u. tiLLUUiui uii 11 nun American.

In tho thirty-sixth Inning IVCH added 109 to his score, but he la bored more maktiiK this run of "ca rons" BeemlnKly than Roberts did In two of his rune. The Englishman ran tho night's game out In the thirty-ninth Inning. Tho score; 7, 10, 0, 11, 6, 0. 16, 3, 17. 28, 73, 10, 0, 2.

20, 7. 26, 10, 13, 6. especially the preparatory school boys, that she is not a fair factor In To tho Editor of The World. As a Frinuelonlaii who witnessed the Curabrlilfie came lu 18B9, I wish you uucceaa in your odor IB to brlnK the Harvard and Princeton teams togethur again on tho football tluld. 'Tin noodleau to Bay that I would fnin nee a ropotltton of that soul- Ktlrrlng game of 13SO, but I would even bo willing to ace tbe Tlgertj mevt defeat If thut would soijuru a ro-eatabllathment ot tho old good feollnic.

The Harvard management must, If they wlnh to maintain a reputation for the falrueim thnt tthould pervade all amateur and especially college ath- letlcu, yield lo tbe of collouo ulumnl and the aport-lovlng public. Harvurd ban not advanced a Dingle tenable reason for refusing to play. Princeton and Yale both know that gamea with well-dlnclpltned trama Berve to uhow up their weak points ua nothing else can do, and the men aro far liable to Injury than In contests with tenma where brute Btrcngth und roughnesa takea placo of Kyutern and Btcill. Under the olrcumatancei, It ardly and babylih for Harvard to retuno to meet Princeton, eapeclally so when they boaat that the team that nha.ll repreient "fair Harvard" thli year the utrouffeot that they havo had for many oeaaoni. II.

Q. Princeton, '00. Valuable Stakes for Trotters. (Special to The World.) LBXINQTON, Oct. entrlei have boon received for tbo Stake and sixteen for the Stallion Representative Stake, worth to be trotted at the Kentucky Trotting.

Hone meeting, bogl lining here Saturday, All the eventi have Ultod well, and the grentcBt meeting in the history ot the awocUilon o' 1' i --Halton found that Wealcyan couldn't come up to tho scratch, he telegraphed to Hartford to arrange a gamo with Trinity, if passible. If Trinity cannot come down, he will try to got Amherat up here, and bubtllnu to havo a game arranged by to-morrow night. WalllH, tho sturdy tackle ot last aeanon, was tn town to-day and coached the team. Murphy, tho crude Andovor tackle, who came here after it woo reported that he bad gone to Itrown, put up ii ruttllnit good game and IH a promising player. He welghu 178 pounds and knows the game well and ban lots of In his work.

He played tauklu on tha flrst cloven during tho last half today. Armstrong nhowed steady Improvement at half- bacK und Hoemit to be tho kind of material Illnkey looking lor. The faculty still has the i in nnlrt- Bcliodole ot games under consideration, after keen- an interview to-day said. It a wtuk. final approval.

average, 14 6-19; beat runs, 109, Ilobcrtfl-HO, 4, 2, 57, 10. 0, 0, 3, 23, 46, 106, G. Gi, 5, I'l. 31, 30. 0, 191, 4, 44, 0, 0, 11 26, 42, .12, 12, 0, 11.

8. 36, 0. 16, 05, 37 total, average, 2527-39; bast rum, 191. 106 Play will be resumed at 3 P. M.

to-day PHIL DWYER David Blanohard No Longer Holds tho Big Sido Bot of Mitchell and Corbett. ot gamos under consideration, after keep- Thursday tho day now uct for Corbett Joins tho Harvard Squad. (ftlioclnl to The World.) CAMBRIDGE, Oct. John Corbett stated In tbe first part of tbo year that lid would not play football thin season, he turned up fqr wltb tho forty or more candidates on Jarvls Field this afternoon. Harvard will now have on abundance of material for positions back of tlie lino, and Is not Improbable that Corbott will play ono of the half-backs.

Marshall Newe.ll also plnyed for the first time in his old position at right me bio, im Joo Upton, although on the fluid an a coacher, nas not yet decided lo I don tbe canvas, Howland llussell, centre on laat year's Freshman team, played opposite Lewis on mint. Cftptt Power, ot Is not over swytuiBt "-nawp-" linn Football Ing an eleven team, ft sptrltBQ. but as ft sscoiio team was composod in the main part of light players, Captain oarrlsd rt of list the lull dawn tbe Hold at will. It seems 19 be the wntlmsnt st Harvard that Waters should luard, return his position ot lolt FtUpntrlok TWoy, (Special to Tbi World.) BOSTON, Oct. A Brady, Champion Corbett'u manager, In "Tho money originally posted with David Blanoharc of thla city from Corbett nn Mitchell, to guarantee their appearanc In the ring, has heen transferred, am will ba poated with Phil Dwyer to-mor row.

This money will not be drawn down, but will KO as a side bet. Bot principals agroca to this." Baseball Brevotleu. UNIONTOWN. Oct. New York playud the Unlofitown amateurs bere to-day an wore defeated by the score ot ID to 10.

Oct. Clnolnnatls dofsated the Clevelnnda hero to-day by tbe score of to 4. It was the nrst ot a series of uamea to the State ohamplouehlp. DON'T BE CARELESS Don't ba ton oareleM to examine when yon tn to buy a bottle of UAJi TKIt'iH MTTI-B MVBU I'lLLH. Ainu denlern will hand you Lott.e, put itn In wrnupwr.

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J.F.CHBMON, Htablt'H 2 17. '210, atffi KOIt SAI.H—Pair chcsinut horHfis; Hoimd, well matched; IOUK talln; Jit hands; very liand- nome, Htyllsb, and KOOC! now ut Henry ISyiitiH' Mtihlo, Htf old; warranlud Hound; would nmko a JlrHt-elusH coupe, horse, Apply at C'owperthwidt'H, iUH to itOTt Park row. OIi'sAIiK, uiu'iip. In iH-Vl'eof iTondlTlmr. mall plneton.

Apply T. At ANN, MuuDomud'n ble, OK KOOI! WIVROII nnd tmriuwH, tpTO. jiu uve. UoT), platform aprhiff IIGHH und II Hdwn at. HOUHKH IIOAUDICD Muiulowbrobk Htooli l-'iirm, Nowtmrff, onu mllo only frou bout uud rut 1 mod; driving nua cout'l vcturltmry In uUcumuico; no ux tra cliurKts Will sol (it aucllun from Mublo ut ICitst 01 WKDNKHDAY, Oct.

4. ut lO.SOA. fiilgooc 1 work hontes, welultt l.iiOOtol.-UH) pouudacueh BUlluhlo for trucks, curls or WHKOIIH. Hold ft) wnntof unoiliirhiR tho winter. Pomoits desiring uood, HCitKomul liorHM nro Invited to thla sulu Will be on exlilbltlnn nil day Tuesday.

DOEHH, AnctloneorB. coupe llockawiiy; utHO goo ucvnml-lioiul liroughuni; niuat bo cliuup. box ilWJ World. FOH buslnoss or family liorso HI: Uujegy; cnrrlaffo for four, Imruoss, Ac, 4o West l4tlth ntmr Amattsrdmn HVO, Sporting. MORRIS PARK.

whoro trains connect direct to truck. Trolley cunt ovury mlnulo dlruot togruuU stau from live. Hi. Vuro lOo. HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB Ituclng uvtiry Tucsdiiy, Thursday tuiil butnrdu at 'J I'.

42U, (JlirlHtopltor, ilfiruluy (i l-ltlt st. evory 15 lulimtos connect wit stoaiu or olQctrlv can direct to truck. All tloke hsned during mimmur innothii! nro mill gooi uveulB. B. WHfriOHiaAll.

Buoy TtlUBK VVlNNKItM liVU tV I promlHeu; ypstorduy I aave 10to: one ti to 1. and flve otliera, to-day TUUFMAti, ouxoKed at CJloucntitor But Truck will exoeute oommMoiu! of and ward, 10 nor eout.on net pronta. All lurormatli. oBBouilnl toHuccewi sent dally per week Fronta remitted numoUoy If desired; references D. arket Cqmdeii.

N. J. on, boyBTTiva winners Hit 70 Bill i 81 dull Ull, llva WIIIUUH lonlay; iret loiiff Bliots to day 19 TUUP INFOBif ATJOK BUBBAU, OfHoM, 1. Uroudwuy-Call. luvestlmto; wlnnerai mo orrtera telegraphed Ipj; week, tip.

acoustonied to playln to put W260 to carry out prove to tie oertftlnty anrlnc past eight TnonlbB: half In terest after satisfactory Full Fa tloulars, 481 Wqrlq. NEEDHAM PIANO xl I'M Knu Ml' lllMtUlll ASSUHTMKNT of Ki-MTid. stiuan! mill upi'fjrht plains, sumc nearly nil fully also, (of fiilc, clii'itp, tho stMi'K of plunos of othtir nkiTN. turlmlltiK everv pniiniiiont nanu' In niul Knropi 1 of bngus iMits as Kenulm-NU'lmvay plnnos. A VA SONS, su-lnwny Hull, 2.r\v York.

nil Improvements; warranted; Stelnway; A.vrisKM.'S. st lJi'- peduls; Htaniltird make no olVer refused. elecunt upright Call all week, handsome, uprlKht ptiino; la Improvements; lone; must waerltlcu; esldenec, lilrt Kiwi lilst st. ilKNTI.KMAN oilt-rM piano, cost months KasrJIid st. f.AHY LMlntf abroad, will soil her mtiRnlflcRiit uprlvhl piano for Sl-JOO; orinlnal cost SH.V), four lontbs Inciulre Private 1-7 1 17th st.

LADY mnflt RturrlHce $Oi5O upright phtno; nootl llver-monnted, handsomely carved; a crv iKiwerful tone; 7V c)ctnvis also. warruntee, £1 iHlllal. MaKiillleent piano, brilliant stooC improvement; sacrl- tone; 7V c)ctnv ursaln, 7(1 Ku br Stelnwav niirl'jiht; patent im JUdillL-, 7'kast Utb. lAllU piano, $100; beau- tlftil chlokorhiKi Hohmor burgatns. NTIOltHOTM, J05 Kust 1-ltb tit.

(adjolulnj llAHflAlNS-L'nrlRht pi anon, $50 and upward! i-xchtumed, reptitred, tuned. CIIKIHTMAN 1 nt. near llroadway. IKAUTIKUlj Ul'llKIHT I'lANO. $11)5, iiwutlilv; stnlnwuy: huwuln.

WIHSNJSIl, Fulton st. opciii UUCKKIUNO-A hiirfmln; new uprlKht, hanraln.f In seeond-hund plunoR; (uish or 11 mo; ent-s, monthly up. JACOU BltOTlUOUS, Irond way ItrooKly n. cabinet upriRht plnno uncrl- llct'd; Rtool, cover: Ktiuumteetl; privivtu family Kiwi 411th at. Cl.KOANT UPHH1UT PIANO, $175; few monihH used; Sohmer, harvnlu.

204, atKJ, tilW Fulton jit. JirtViklvn. LKilANT PIANO, monthly; C'lm-kerlnw. barKaln. ft'2.

ft5H Htuto t. jie lirltKIIIT I'lANO. nlnuni new, biiwihi; npwurd; or- KSTKY O1UIANK: OUH.V payinenui: Mason A llunilln, WfHHN Hit, 'JH4, atKl 1'lllton Irooklyn; IKNTIiKMAN will sncrllk'o for $175 his grand upright nUino; In USD tliiin six inonthn; tuuruutvocl for live years; cost $760. Inquire 44 Lexington MAONIFICKN'P nprlKht plnno, now on Btorago, will Unsold for SI-ID: cost new, Address hoxikiH Uptown World. MABON HAMLIN, IBHfiTH AVE.

A few decided In Herond-hund PlunoS nnd Omuns for cush. tmtl rental, MulJiir 11 es. PIANO-Prlvnte. family will well lino upright hinojit harRiiln; 1 1 1 up'rlfhtH;" $Joo uyM.Wuber; Kticrlllce; rentitiS-: iUDIltK'HV Knsll4th. InsUdineiits fB; $100, 9PJ5, SlftO.

$175. lt L-i 1 Enat 14th st PIANO; oilier muketi, $PJo; renting, $il. WLWKU 103 WuMt 14th Ht. Maohlnory. pulleyu, on hand; One per line," Srcond Time, line; Third and Subxqncnt Times, pet 1 Una, Ab chnrye on Xtiittlauti.

FOll tra ower- transmitting nmchlnery. 1,1.. Hrooklyu. earhiKs, engines and boller.i on hand; eloL- and root Ing nil kinds ot wer- transmitting nmchlnery. J'llJUl' JI, 8.

OAM KNUJNJ'M-Tlin liuvkUB, KUimuUiwil 81IUO- rior lu unyutht'C iimku; uspcclully cluclrlo llRlitliiK. WAUUBN 11. AROlit, 4IU Clliifl Ml. UAH alt DHL. lo cnmnutu with tho Whlttufe Mlcldlotoii oilBlni) for elltclotioy und economy.

KUMUICUOICIV J.U.15M KXTri, AKCillIn, 160 and I6H W.Hninilwixft TO-'liOHMBKcoiioinlnir boiler, AV 4 xT figef ciigliie, No. Vi lli'iui pump, llukor, Hunt uiiil Hturtoviinl blowers, Uxia luthu; uuiueruiiH otlior 4f.l uyal. Yachts, Vessels, FOR THE YACHT RACES. IjH-go, Buii.BoliiKpropclliinftocliimur; pdssongei license for flfty ivwuuiian each. Call or fulUruai Itoom 100, i'rodnuo Kxolmmru.

Now York. SIDK-WIfKKl, puwv'nffor uiul frulirlit steamer 110-foot kooh speed, 12 knots! druturht. at excellent Heabout; Is now ruiuilim (fi oomi order. AddresaLoclt Box IH. Prlncosa VAOHTS bauliKl oiuTuul cured for liheanl and oyster bouts for null'.

UUUOLAS'I? College Point, I..