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ijiHfe-fV pn THE SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1831. NEW YORK AWAY AHEAD Hi 1 Jar raw a. a. v. cnAxrionsnir JjEv CONTESTS HELD Xlt BT.

Z0VJ8. B5. talker Carr Ilae No Tronblo tn Beating HIk Detroit Wonder Remington Baas Seeoaa to Down, ul Dokm Captnrea the Hfef Hair-mlle Event-Conner Bona Away Hh Yoa A. B. George C'nrtla Bnlcd OK Hn Bt.

Louts, Oct. 3. The fourth annual ohnm-W plontblp contests of tho Ainntour Athletlo Htf Union at the Fair grounds this oftornoon was Ik a grand success. Tho Manhattan and Now fork Athletlo clubs about divided the honors, if eJthouch the N. Y.

A. C. scored a record 4 breaker. Tho day was not tho best for tho sport, the atmosphoro bolnc heavy, and a Ml" strone soutli wind blow continuously. The attendance was about 6,000.

and at iv timet tho entliusiasm wan Intense The Tarl-H ous events woro, howovor, closely contested, Uj. though tho tlmo made In many lnstanoos was I poor. But one rocord was brokon, that of throwing the flfty-slx-pound wotcht ft In tho 100-yard run It II. Cary, M. A.

G. was an easy winner, botns about a yard ahead of Jowctt of the Detroit A. Tho one-mllo walk was also won by an M. A. 0.

man, T. Bhoarman A finishing first, with NIcoll. M. A. second, and ffi Boott.

N. J. A. third. In Oils cyont H.

L. Cur- tts, JL A. and J. T. McGoo.

D. A. Cwero ruled J- off for running after thoy had gone less than o- a quarter of a mtlo. Tho first heat of the 120- yard hurdlo raoe was won by the presont ehamplon, F.T. Oucharme.

D.A.O. A. F. Cope- land, M. A.

won tho second heat In the final heat Ducharrue was practically distanced. l4 Copeland, M. A. 0.. was first, with Morrell.

N. Y. A. seoond. In tho 440-yard run W.

a Downs. N. A. a. rV present holder of the record, won handily, with Bemlngton.

M. A. seoond. The two-mile 1J bloyole race was a tamo affair. W.

T. Murphy, jjt N. Y. A. CL.

was the only contestant who np- 4 peared.and he morely rode over tho course. The 't 880-yard run was won by W. 0. Dohm. N.

Y. A. f' with Jacklln, Michigan A. C. seoond.

The first heat of tho 220-yard hurdlo race was cap- i' tured by II. H. Morrell. The second heat was won by O. Sch'wegoler.

In the Anal heat Morrell won. In the running high Jump A. Nlokerson. N. Y.

A. CL. won after a jump with D. Long. Both cleared 5 feot 8X Inches at first, but r.

Long failed to repeat Tho running broad Sf, Jump championship was retained by tho P. A. a of St. Louis, as. Robor jumping 22 feet 4H inches.

Ho failed to oome up to his ft rooord. however. O. S. Shweglor.

N.T. A. vs was second, with 21 feet 7 inches. Tho first rooord brokon of tho day was In throwing the 60-pound weight J. tOIltcholl beat all former porformancos of tho kind by 'A elearing 35 feet US lncho.

breaking the S- record by over two foot C. Coghlan was second. L. H. Cary won the 220-yard JJ run as easily as ho did in tho 100-yard dash.

5 vredenburgh was a close second. Tho polo vault and shot-putting contests were among v. the most oxclting of tho day. especially the former. The flvo-mlle run was won bpT.

P. Conneff. M. A. G.

K. a Carter. N. Y. A.

fln- fi lshlng a good second, Ooorge B. Gray. N. Y. A.

won tlio ltt-potind sliot-puttlng contest, throwing it 40 feet 55 Inches. J. Mitchell. N. Y.

A. G. was second. The offlcors of tlio meeting were: Beferee, William J. Swan, Manhattan A.

track Judges. F. A. D. Eddy.

Detroit A. J. Hune- cer. Athletlo Club of Schuylkill Navy; J. E.

'i? lulllvan. Now Jersey A. H. Can Cabanno. ft; Pastime A.

of fat Louis; II. a MoMil- 5 an. A. S. N.

Timors. Fred Wood. Boston A. A. a Hughes.

Manhattan A. J. Aboel. New York A. Wendol Baker, Berkeley A.

R. Stoll. New York A. Starter H. ti.

Cornish. Boston A. A. In points, the M. A.

scored 20; N.Y.A. 6 G. 22: Detroit A.G. Pastime A. a of St 'm JLouls.

2: Mlchltrnn A.A.. 1. The foil owl nir in n. Sj summary of the events Oo-bunand-rard Bun L. B.

Crr. M. A. flnt; H. Jtwttt.

D. A. C. Mcond; P. Vndenbnrt.

N. Y. A. f-7- tblrd. Time.

10 1 terond. Onfrmll WaU T. BhBrmc II. A. flnti C.

L. Klcoa M.A.C iccond; w. w. 8cot. N.

3. A. third, lime, mlnatea 56 2 seconds. -S Bsrdl But- First tut, r.T.Duehurn. D.

A. flrsti a. Bohwerler, N. ihl T. A.

0 second. Time. 10 2-6 seconds. Second beat, fii A. r.

CopUnd. M. A. C. flnt; II.

B. Morrell. M. Y. A.

0. Mcond. Time, 10 2 seconds. ronr-hnndred-and-fortr-jtrd Rob L. Downs, K.

Y. A' A. 0.. flrst; U. Remlnirton.

V. A. second; A. W. 8.

Cochrane, N. Y. A. third. Time, Bl seconds.

i Hurdle Race Final heat, A. V. Copland. M. A.

nrst; 11.11. MorreU, N.Y. A. second; F.T. Dachanne.

U. A. C. third. Time.

IS 1 seconds. il Two-mile Bicycle Race Walkorer or W. P. iforpby. 4( X.Y.A.

C. Time, 8 mlnntes 3G seconds. Blgbt'hundred-aud-eljrbty-Tard Rnn W. O. Dohm.

N. )fo T. A. first; Thomas Jacklln. Mlcbljran A.

C. second: T. B. Turner, 1I.A.C, third. Time, 2 mlnntes 4 1-6 seconds.

Two-hundred-and-twenty-yard Bordle Race First beat: U. 11. Morrell, H. Y. A.

first: p. J. Flnneran, B. A. second.

Time, 20 8-5 seconds. Becond heat: U. Xt Sehwegler, If. Y. A.

C. first; A. r. Copland, M. A.

Xh second. Time, 20 5 5 seconds. One Mile Run T. 1'. RonneS, M.

A. first: A. B. Oeorfe. M.

A. c. second: J. D. Reed.

U. A. third. Time. 4 minutes 80 3-5 seconds.

Running High Jump A. Mckerson, X. Y. A. feet Vi Lonr.it.

A. A feet ISM inches; Q.T. Powell, r. A. C.

third. 0 rent 6) Inches. In tbejump- oa Nickerson won. Jumping 0 feet H) Inches, Long I jnmptng 5 feet BH inches Ronnlng Broad Jump C. B.

Reher, r. A. 0.. first. 22 izk, feet 4W Inches; O.

Bchwegler, Y. A. second, 21 f'i feet 7 Inches; K. c. Potter, M.A.C, third, 21 feet Oil Inches.

1 Throwing the 6-pound Welght-J. B. Mitchell. N. Y.

A. 86 feet 8), Inches, first; OV Coghlan. A. C. 32 feet P'.

Inohesj C. A. Queckburner, M. A. 32 feet 8 W' Inches; Coghlan and Queckburner tied for second place, and Coghlan won, throwing tbe weight 2tffeet 0 Inches.

TtfHjt Run L. H. Cary, M. A. nrst: p.

Vredenbnrg.N.Y. A.I!., second; ll.Jswett. D. A. C.

third. Time, 22 4-6 seconds. Three-mile Walk-O. S. Nicoll.

M. A. 0. first; H. 8.

iff- Curtis, M. A. second; T. Shearman, M. A.

third. Time, 23 minutes 24 26 seconds. Throwing 10-pound Ilammer J. 8. MltheU.

T. A. C. 188 feet 1 Inch, first: C. A.

J. Qulckbarnsr, M. A. 122 feet inches, second; Cogslan, M. A.

118 feet 1 Inch, third. Bnrdle Race, Fiaa' il, Ileat-U. II. Morrell, N. Y.

A. first; O. Scbwegeler. Ni f. A.

0M second; P. J. Flcaeran, B. A. third.

Time! fiX JO 1-6 seconds. b- Pole Vaulting Theodore Luce. D. A. 10 feet 'tf, Inches, first: J.

Crane, Jr B. A. A. 10 feet 8M Inches, second: O.Casey, N.J. A.d, 10 feet inch.

4' FlTS-mlle nun-P. P. Connlff, M. A. 6..

flrst. Time. 27 Binates. 88 2-6 seconds; K. O.

Carter, N. A. seo- ji- end. Time, 28 minutes 18 2-6 seconds; D. Held, M.

A. C. third. bV- F-nttlng tbe IB-pound Bbot-Oeorge R. Oray, K.

Y. A. my 48 feet 6M Inches, flrst; J. 8. Mitchell.

N. Y. A. 42 feet A. J.

Queckburnsr. M. A. O. 40 (mi llaehes, third.

5-5, jtst Kee at Tarthmoat. I The last race of ths season was sailed at Larehmont yesterday. It was between tho schooners viator and JUbecca, and was for a cup siren by the club and a BrlraUonp. The wind was very light, blowing from the southwest. The start was made at 11:80 o'cloek.

Viator was first oysr tbe line, crossing sere a minutes ahead of the Rebecca. The course waa to Captain's Island, and It was a reach across the Bound to Bemn-Btead. Rebecca finished at and Viator at 8:22:00. Rebecca allowed Viator three mlnntes, and she won by S4 minutes. 1,1 During the week the rlralry between Cinderella and 33, Clara was aetlled.

In a 20-mlle race Cinderella beat iJ Clara by 11 seconds, corrected time, Nsedle and Nameless raced for the Wstmore Cup oyer tts Natlnnlcock course. Nameless beat tbe Needle 4 f'- nlnutes 34 seconds. Nameless has now won the cup m' three tiroes. Many generations ago old Wampeguewampns. an 'c3 Indian chief of renown, need to bake clams amons.

the it trees at Larehmont. Yesterday the Larehmont Yaoht i Club followed hi example by having their annual Ki' clambake. Bicycle Records Bmaahei. QT0, Oct. 8.

Records were smashed to fllndera to- rAy say In the annual twenty-fire mile bicycle road race of the Boston Athletlo Association, and tbe reduction was ae graat that future record banters viu hare to do tome tall pedalling In order to pits the mark. Until to-day i the accepted record was hour 26 minutes and 11 sec- ends. niad at Detroit by Van blcklen. Now tbe honor fjfl? kelonrs to Iloyland Hinltb of New Bedford. He covered fj, tbe distance In 1 hour 1U minutes And III seconds.

Four 23(f, etber men broke the record to-day, II. C. Tyler made It MKm Inl hour and 20 minutes; A. A. McDuffee In 1 hour 20 Utnutes and 4 seconds; A.

tv. Porter In 1 linur 23 mln stes and 89 seconds, and C.Clark In hour 26 mln- Kja stes and 2 seconds. There wero ninety-one aspirants But for glory and medals. Tbe coarse was tu Wellesley and fi-, return, drjc WheelUc at Yonkera. i Yoiuas, Oct.

8, The second annual ten-mile handicap road race of tbe Yvnkers Bicycle Club, open to all amateur wheelmen of Westchester county, took place ver the Mount St. Vincent course this afternoon. tJSf There were twenty entries but only twelre men started. ml J. I.

Van Tasssl.atarCycleriub.8 minutes DO seconds, won. minutes 11 seconds. He was closely followed by tbe men In the order named i C. 8. Bum fcam, Yonkcrs Club, second; O.

B. Ixekwood, third: W. S. SoetemoB, fourth; O. P.

Martden, nllbj 0.11. Rose, sUta, tae Cesoe Cejap. rS; Tkt Tenkers Canoe Club and netting elibs ef the Amerloan Canoe Association bald races at their camp Kf. cn'Brg Beach, opposite Yonkers, yesterday afternoon, Senior and junior sailing races, paddle races, single and kff tandem, npset and harry scurry, and tournament eom- Lined, comprised a programme for which the honors Wy'. were arenly divided.

A camp fire, at which 150 ladles Mffij! aad gentlemen attended, took place last evening, I THE LOUVRE, w' St WEHT S.1D STh WRt adjoini.no tub fifth avenue lit UOTEL. mfl? toy, arkcohoially invited to VKt" VIBIT TIIEBE MAONIFICENT NEW E7f Mxtucvux. ckNth. QET-JLTTAr BAT AX ZUTOXIA. Rndelpk Beat Martoa C.

fbr tke Antaaea ITaaaleftp, Cwctmiin! Oct. was truly Oet-away Day at Latonla, four of the races being won by outsider, only one favorite being eueeessfoL II. Tenny rod three winners. Tbe weather wae about 80 In the shad and tbe attendance between 8,000 and 7,000. In the Autumn Handicap Rudolph broke tbe best on record for this course at nine furlongs, going the distance tn 1:64.

During the meeting Nina Archer, with $4,000 to her credit, won sufficient to lead the winning horse, whil W. R. Letcher' Stable, with $8,005, place him at the head of the list of winning owners. Hindoo beat all the stallion, with tt0.40 won by hi get, while Fie. man and J.

Torter had a tussle for leading Jockey, tha former riding al and tbe latter 30 winner. Tbe race of the day, the Autumn Handicap, worth ta tbe winner 1.425. at nine urlong. bad a Held of slk. Business, 07 (N, Porter); Rudolph, 08, (Sanders); Kli, 100 (J, Torter): ntbel.

110 (II. Penny): Trlncess I.lmo. 118 (McDonald), and Marlon 0.. 124 (E. Jones), going ta the poet.

The last named, at 8 to 6, was the favorite, while Ethel, at a to 1, was not In favor, the odds against the otbere ranging from 6 to 16 to 1. Rudolph, tha handsome son nf Komo and Kva 8 proved a sleeper, and after making all the running, stayed long enough tn beat tbe favorite half a length In a driving finish. Marlon more vigorously ridden, would bare won. Old Bnilneaa ran third. Time.

1:64. The first race, a selling nurse, at on mile and twenty yards, had nlnestarters. Hock. 110. ridden by II.

Penny, was an odds on favorite, and he got home a length in front In clever style, tbe 16 to 1 chanc Urandpa finishing second, a length and a halt before Consignee. Time, 1:46. Tbe second race, a selling parse at one mil and seventy yards, with five starter, wa regarded a a good thing for Tarquln. be closing an even money favorite, but Freeman carelessly allowed him to be cut oft In the stretch and be ran unplaced, tbe 6 to 1 chance Warptot, 100. ridden br II.

Penney, always in front, staying long enough tn win by a length, while the 8 tol chance Vantant beat Fleur de 1,1 ont a neck. English, the rider of tbe latter, and Freeman, who piloted Tarquln, both claimed foul against thaw Inner, but II was not allowed. Time. The six-furlong handicap had nine two-year-olds entered. Farine was the favorite at 8 to 1.

but sh ran a poor race and finished absolutely last, while tbe lonr kept good thing Falero, 100, piloted by II, Penny, to-day a il to 1 chance, made all the running and won with a trlde In band by a length and a half, lrlnce of Darkness finishing second, a lengtb In front of Dare. Time, The winner Is a good colt, as tha time shows, but hi performance to-day was In marked contrast to recent showings here, and If he has been running at all time for the money, he can be classed nothing short of a very bad In and outer. Tbe scratchera pen went through six of the entries in tbe mile handlcep, leaving a like number to go to tha pott. Fannie H. and Rnrka (coupled), tha nimyar Stable entry, were the favorites at 2 tu 1, but neither ran Into a place, the Improved Vortex, 07, Meux In the saddle, who was 7 to 1 In the betting, wlnnjngon the post by a head from Dr.

Nave, Whitney being third, a neck away. Time, TT. M. C. A.

Intep-State Gazaea. On tbs grounds of the Brooklyn Toong Men's Ohrt-tlan Association at Herkimer street and Atlantlo avenue yesterday tbe postponed lnter-8tat handicap games, open only to th branch of th Young Men' Christian Association throughout tha country, occurred. The Central Association of Brooklyn captured the championship with 14 point. The Brooklyn East-era District Branch was second with 11 points, and th Young Men's Institute of the Bowery and tbe Chicago Y. O.

A. tied for third place with 10, and Oreen-point. Newark, and the New York City Association of West Twentj-thlrd street were a tie for fourth with 6 points earh. Bedford of Brooklyn and the East Eighty-sixth stroet branch of this city eeh gained four point, and the New Brunewick gained one point. Tha result of tbe events follow One-hundred-vard Dash.

Handicap Final heat, won byRrnnwIth Totten second and Rattell third. Time, 10 3-6 seconds. Three-quarter-mile Run, Handicap Won byt J. P. Rellly, Brooklyn Central Association.

50 yard, with Ernest Thorpe, Brooklyn Central Association, 10 yards, second, and O. o. Hollander. Young Men'a Institute, N. scratch, third.

Time, 3 minutes 22 8-5 seconds. Running lllgb Jump, Handicap Won by T. Relmsrs, Young Men's Institute, 2 inches, with an actual leap of feet 8 inches: Elbert Totten. Brooklyn Eastern District Branch. Inch, was second, wltb an actual jump of 6 feet 7 Inches; Andrew Uoskln.

Brooklyn Central Association. 2M Inches, was third, with 6 feet 4 Inches. Quarter-mile Run. Handicap Final beat won by n. B.

Bennett. Greenpolnt branch, with George sinner. Young Men's Institute, second, and George A. Oerlacb. Brooklyn Central Association, third.

Time, 54 seconds. Putting the 12-Pound Shot, Handicap Won by A. Craig. Newark Y. M.

C. 8 feet, wltb an actuafput of 87 feet i incb; W. M. Norrt. Bedford branch of Brooklyn.

7 feet, second, with 87 feet luch. and W. T. Montgomery, East Eighty-sixth street branch, 8 feet, third, with 85 feet 8 Inches. Hnrdle Race.

Handicap Final heat won by Cohen, wltb Wise and Renn a dead beat for second, and the latter won on th tosa. Time, 28 2-5 seconds. Running Broad Jump, Handicap Won by Elbert Totten. Brooklyn, Eastern District, Branch. 1 foot 8 lncbee, with an actual leap of 20 feet 7M Inches; Benlscb, East Eighty-sixth Street Branch.

1 foot 0 Inches, was next, with an actual leap of IP feet 8U lncbee; T. Relm-ers. Young Men' Instltut, 1 foot 0 Inches, third, with 10 feet 10 Inches. Champion Badanlatoa Tennla Playara, Th Badminton lawn tennla axpert yesterday mo-eeeded In capturing both of the sterling silver trophies In th recently formed Inter-Club Tennis Association of King county. The scoresi Gentlemen' Single Flnt round: IV Booecek, Knickerbocker Field Club, forfeited to A.

8. Mertam, Badminton Tennis Club; Dr. W.N. Fraser. King County Tennis Club, beat B.

8. Ueltcamp, Altlora" Tennis Club, 8, ft E. L. Heltrarap, Altlora T. beat A.

Fransl-ola, Knickerbocker Field: Club, 82, 84: C. E. Mao-Mabon, Badminton T. beat A. G.

McGowan. King County T. 84. 80; A. 8.

Merlam, Badminton T. beat Dr. B.O. Fraser, Kings County T. 03, 08, 78.

Second Round K. L. Ileltkatnp, Altlora T. 0, beat O. E.

MacMabon. Badminton, T. O. 76. 88: A.

8. Merlam, Badminton. T. beat Dr. 0, Fraxer, Kings County T.

tt-4, 68. 7-6. Final Round A. 8. Merlam, Badminton T.

defeated L. lleltkamp. Alt.ora T. C. 0-0.

7-6, 82. Gentlemen' Double, First Round E. H. Payne and H. E.

McGowan, King County T. C. beat E. L. lleltkamp and H.

B. lleltkamp. ARortaT. 8-8, 6-3: A. 8.

Merlam and C. E. MarMahon. Badminton T. C.

beat K.H.Lou and Harry Wall. Knickerbocker Field Club, fl 01; Harry rranclola and William Boocock. Knickerbocker Field Club, beat J. 8, Jones and John U. Rollins, Altlora T.

Dr. R.O. Prater and F. Pendrelgh. Kings County T.

beat Dr. V. A. Griffiths and O. N.

Hchmtdt, BadmlntonT. 8-2, 8-0. Heeond Round E. M. Payne and II.

E. McOowan. Kings County T. were beaten by A. S.

Merlam and R. MacMabon. Badminton T.C., 2. 2-fl, 0-4: Harry Pransclola and William Boocock, Knickerbocker Field Club, were defeated by Dr. W.

N. Fraser and M. Pendrelgh, Kings County T. 8-8, rt-O. Final Round Dr.

Prater and F. M. Fendrelgb. King County T. were beaten by A.

8. Merlam and E. MacMabon, Badmldton T. 13-11. 810, 67, 0-1, 68.

Beaten With Joe Elatvorth at the Kclaa. The yachtsmen of Bayonne and Staten Island bad a rare day's sport yesterday, Th event was a sweepstake race between the catboats Oe So, Bon Ton, Torment, and Shore House, The veteran yachtsman, Capt. Joe Elswortb, owns the Ge Bo, and was mainly Instrumental in bringing about the raoe. The prise consisted of a pnrse or $400, each boat nutting op S100, and also a 80-rnot pennant contributed by Steve Barnes About $8,000 wae bet on the result. The race was from off Robbln Reef Light House, ten miles to windward and return.

Owing to insufficient wind It was 12:46 o'clock before the boat received the signal to start. They got away In the following order: Bon Ton, Torment, Bhore House, and Ges So. The race to windward, turning at Buoy 6. was very exciting, with Shore House fairly flying, Tforment a close second. At this point the fresh breexe which had prevailed eased up, ana although the two leaders fought gallantly.

It wa a mora suitable wind for tbe two smaller boats. The Elsworths were unfortunate In having their matt split when crossing tbe line to start, and with tbe good wind then prevailing this spar bent over and back Ilka a willow switch, and thus shook out tbo pressor ehe so much needed In heraall. However, Capt. Joe Ele-worth fought valiantly, and has th satisfaction of knowing that he was the only boat to sail directly for the buoy at turn, thus saving a distance of about three mile, which theotber boats covered through mistake. The Bon Ton beat the Torment just 68 seconds; th Bbore Horse 1 minute 2 seconds, and the Ge Bo 3 minutes 47 ssconds.

Cornell Bm a Wstlk Over. Itxuca, Oct. 8. Th Cornell 'Vanity football team had an opportunity to show Its strength this afternoon In the flnt game of th season with Syracuse University. Cornell won easily, th final score being 00 to O.

Thirty-four points were made In the flnt half, Osgood, who remained out of tbe University last yesr, played again with his old-time dasb. Unless Manager Uafbraith uten the rush line this season Cornell will be weak at centre. Bacon's kicking wa highly commendable. Although tbe Byracussns were several times within ten yards of Cornell' goal they were quickly forced back by tbe superior weight of tbe latter team, Cornell showed considerable lack of nnlty In th play. Mount Vernon Athletla Aaaoetatloa.

Th Inaugural gam of th Mount Vsrnon AthUtlo Association were held yesterday afternoon. The re-oltsi One-hnndredyard Detb Won by Bdwln B. Hoff, Theodore Cox second. Time. 11 1-6 seoonds.

Pour-hundred-and-forty-yard Bun Won by Louis Plsr-on, Fred Morrill eecond. Running High Jump Ccsrad as Sni L. Morrill tied at 6 feet Inches. Tbree.intle Bicycle Race Won by Cox. One-mile Run Matthew Conlln flnt, Louis Pleraon second.

Two-hundred-and-twenty-yard Hurdle Edwin UoS first. R. B. Hunt, second. 8ls(('' Team Wine at Orange.

Bxicx Causcn, Oct, 8. Tbe Orange Athletla Club opened the football season to-day at Orange with Stagg' Springfield team, and tbe Orange boys were easily beaten. The visitors showed greater practice, and forced lb fighting throughout. Orange did not present her strongest team. The best play was done by Bur-dick, who did great rushing.

Dehart also put up a fraud game, blagg's play for tha visitors was line, tbe first half Blagg's team scored ten points. In th cond half, after twenty-five mlnutee' play, Btagg again made a goal, th BprlogOtld team winning by IB toO. XhlBk Won front State CoUece, own Baraxutn, fa. Oat. 8.

Lehigh won at football again to-day, defeating th Stat Oolleg team by th aeon ef 24 goal to Th visitor put tie a good gam. but Lehigh's team work won. I 3 JUST OUT, rLoirjbie jiuttojvs. Popular ana TJalaae. lAe.

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Train" PrtvaU See- BrBT reUry. Elmer A. Collins of Plttsbnrgh. 0. Henry Mrotton of Cortland, N.Y, J.J.

Man- N) laeaaa. nlng, William Klrby. ind anhrah of New York hao already entered. SI TO LAST SlrPrER, MONDAY, EVENING. O'CIsCK.

XT IS II Additional attractions I lin-1'cep and Trained hhir: Running Elk and Wanna, 8 ftof. Cameron' Monkeys: Lorenro fir; King; Anna Uat.Thompton, armlet woman, jja and others. PALACE SPECIALTY COMPANY Include Armand aiid Raymond, th SLawIV TylerTwint, Charles II. Duncan, the vr. Kimball, Clarka and Angelln? and 9Tm'y otter artists.

GRAND BACRCD CONCLRT KVERV SUNDAY. NTH STREET THEATRE. 14VTII NEAR STU AV. J. WESLEY ROSENQUEST Reserved Seats, orchestra Circle, and Jljucray.

Mki. SEATS CAN BrV SECURED 4 WEEKBIN ADVANCE. ON IOH J3L ItTJlSr thb FAVonrrB, SCANLAN, Under th management of AUGUSTUS riTOU, IS TURNING IEOPEE AWAY AT EVERY PERFORMANCE IN BIS GREATEST SUCCESS, MAVOURNEEN, BY JESS0P AND TOWNSENO. 8ECT7RE BEATS NOW. TUKV ARK ON SLE WEEKS IN ADVANCE.

AND SEE TIIIS GRAND PROBCCTION, PERFECT IN EVERY DETAIL, MAONIFICENT SCENERY, GORGEOUS COSTUMES. IHEW SONGS. CANLAJTS NEW BONGS THE TOPIO OP TUB DAY. IIEAfil TIIII! MATTNEKS WEDNESDAY AND BATPRPAT. THATCHER'S I Minstrels, allleu with lllCn 4e HARRIS'S COMEDY CO I Including A DOZEN PRETTY GIRLS.

1 1 acknowledged to be well written and Played by the best artlata Ed Marble'e Operatlo Farce a COMEDY CREATION. TUXEDO. XCELLENT In every feature, anoveftr never before eByed. ENTERTAINING iii It must be to lecnre Popular Patronage, DRAWING CROWDED UOUeJES wherever played. COMMENCES TO-MORROW (MONDAY) EVENING, AT 8.15.

ON Is I for a short stay at I ni Theatre, ll'way and 88th st. the rflHK Wm M. Dunlevr, Prop A Manager, new I ni 111 Matinees Thursdays and baturdays. BROADWAY THEATKE. Uandiomeit and Safest Tbealro In tbe World.

Manager MR. iRANK W. SANOER HE'S A KING WITH A CAPITAL OFENINO OP REOULAR SEASON To-Morrow Evening, FRANCIS WILSON AND COMPANY, IN TTIE SUCCESSFUL OPERETTA. THE MERRY MONARCH. Libretto by J.

CIIEEVLR GOODWIN. Muslo by WOOLSON MOBSK ALL TIIE PAVOKITP.8. MR. FRANCIS WILhON, MIHS I.ADRA MOORB, MR.CHARLESPLUNKETT, MlBri NP.TTIK LVKDltD, MR. GILBERT CLAYTON, MIS3 CECILE MUSING, MR.

PRED. LENNOX, and MR WILLIAM MTEIflER, MISS MARIE JANDEN. DIRECTOR OP MUSIC Rlgnor A. DB hOVXLLIff. Beats may now be secured two weeks In advance.

PROCTOR'S THEATRE, street. PROCTOR A TURNER Proprietors and Manager MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 6, FIRST TIME CHARLES FKOIIMAN'H PRODUCTION, VIOTOEIEN SARDOU'S I.ATE.ST PLAY, THERMIDOR. RALE OF HEATS FORTH FI KST WEEK, Includluv MoiiOavnlght novv in pruLress, MATINEE WEDNl'MDAYS AND HATUBUA1N. Charles Frohinan's Htuck Coujpany will open the new Columbia Theatre, lloston, nn Monday evening.

Oct. presenting MEN AND WOMEN. At the conelu slonoftharnnof THERMIDOR this company will return to Proctor' Theatre for the season. rUIUIAKMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW Founded 182, rilTIEfU SEASON, 1SS1-18S1. ANTON 6EIDL SIX PRIDAY APTERNOON PUBLtO REIIEAKSALd on Nov.

20, Dec. 11, 18U1; Jan. 8, Peb. 12, March 11, April 8. 1M2.

at 2 P. and SIX HATURDAY EVKN1NO CONCERTS on Nov. 21, Deo. 12, Iblil: Jan. It.

eb.I8. March 12, April 18U2. at P. will be given at the METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE Notlrebubcrlbere of lust aea.on may renew their subscriptions at the box oftlrv of the rhllharmcnla Society at the Metropolitan Opera House at, on-trance) from Monday, Oct. lit, until haturdn), Oct.

24 (Inrluslte). On and after Monday, Oct. 2il, unclaimed seats and boxes will be sold to new subm'rlbers. Por circulars, wltb prices and progruuimes, apply at music stores and similar places, or to AUG, SIOEDDEEEN, Secretary of the New York Pull-ariuonto boclety, Metropolitan Opera House, HERRMANN'S THEATRE, BROADWAY AND 20TII ST. Every Evening at Saturday Matinees at 2, Second Month of Mr Henry In Light Comedy I A Rmarkanl Leap Prem Sztravagaua to the Cerltlmate I An Engsgsment of Prsvalllng Interest MINER'S PEOPLE'S THEATRE.

BOWERY. OPPOSITE SPRING BT. Evenings at 6. Matinee Wednesday and Saturday at 2. TUB NEW BEN8ATI0NAL MliLODttAUA, THEPATROL aa-ONE WEEK LENOX LYCEUM.

t0lt5mxlr. BYENINOS 8 BO. Cavalleria Rusticana, Under the management of O. Ilammertleln. AMBBRO THEATRE.

Irving plaoe and 18th St. Oratuect of Jof Kalna. Monday, first p-paaraao of Hugo Rameoberg." Die Ebre," Tuesday and Thuraday, Kainaln "Romeo and Julleti" Wednesday, iay j.H') SSACADEMY.S GILMORB A TOMPKINS A MELODRAVATTU ENOLIsn 8PBCTA0LB PROM THE DKURY LANE THEATRB. LONDON. THE GREATEST BUOOESi OP THB SEASON.

CROWDED HOUSES. WONDERFUL 8CENERY. TRAPALGAlt SOUARE. LONDOIf, BATTLE IN THE DESERT CITY. 600 FEOPLB IN BACH.

Many Raflnsd Artist, tncludlnf LOUIS JAMBS. EVERY KVENINO. WED. MATINEES. SAT.

WEEK OFOCT. 5. Otfff ThB W8S' The Talk of this City tk. and the Wonder of YB 2-He1eD-2 LJrti TOCCI-CIACOMO Sf GIOVANNI. ALlVti! ALIVE! ALIVE! ON KXIIIIHTIOX OAItiY.

TO TO lO. OAPT. HARRY HORIV'S ranrmiY CONVENTION. DOUUI.E NTAGE fEItFOUMANCE. rrcaentlnc tlie Hironee.t Attructton.

or the Hensou, ut WORTH'S, CTH AV. AND nOTIT ST. OPEN 11 A. M. AIIMISHION, lO CENTS.

PROF. W. II. 1IICKEY LEADER tip UltOIIESTRA EI). UANKhlt RTAOE MANAGER CONCERT TO.BAY, AMERICA vs.

ALL NATIONS. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. OCT. 18 TO 24. INTERNATIONAL, Six Days' and Six Xlghts' Bicycle Race.

cn.HPiMsniP of the world. AMATEUR BICYCLE TOURNAMENT. Under the ansplces MANHATTAN BICYCLE CLUB, Saturday Evening, Oct. 17, COMMENTING AT 8 O'CLOCK HIIAKP1II APETY AND OltlilNAltV IIANDIOAFI ARS HCRATCH RACES. Entries close with C.

A. Hill. KHAN, President M. B. O- 28 West Mth New York city.

tTAR THEATRE. 9 I nil m.OADWAT AND 18TB RT. Incoiiicnuence of tbe naifemDt of MB. mnd MRS. UN UAL, lb manireinent 1 compelled to Announce LAST WEEK ROLAND REED Ef SYDNEY FO.SUNIXLU'S HAPPIEST COMEDY, THE CLUB FRIEND.

BTENlNOg AT 8, MATINEE SATURDAY. THE ONLY ACKNOWLEDGED MIT OJ" TIIE HEAHON, ROBIN HOOD nv THE BOSTONIANS, AT TUB STANDARD THEATRE HOVTB MADISON HOUARIi TIIBATRR, Every Maht at 8 80. haturday Matinee at Yelling 'Knil AUtoPlecasI Still Packing 'Kml Yelling 'Eml All te Pleoesl The Crowds I The Crosal LoLLY.YOLLY I Th Plaudits plain I BACCIERT I PEACIIIBBT1 The Langhs Attest I RASPBERRY 4AM JANE I The Worth ol Jane I looth Nigiu, 7oBmrsi ltOth Night! Oct.l'n-BVEK-QOBKN OP COMHoLsj AEMEli'cJ THEATRE, SECOND MONTH 01 Marie Wainwriht, Assisted by HENRY MILLER, IN A OOROEOCS PRODUCTION OP Amy Robsart. YCEVM TMEATHE. th av.

and Md Becltis 8:16. Matinee Wednesday and Ratnrdayat sah sa CASINO. BROADWAT AND 89TH ST. ECDOLPH AK0N80N Mantgtr Erenlnr at 8. Matinee (Saturday at 3.

atO-KORROTf (MONDAY) EVENING. OCT. R. APTER MOST OAREFCL PREPARATION, FIRST PERFORM. AXOB IN TIIIS COUNTRY OP THE TYROLEAN, Omnia Opera tn tiro act, by nld and West.

English by II. P. Tratbar. MtJBlO BT CARL tELLER. nnrokvtED TimouononT oermany and Austria UNDER THE TITLE OP "DER YOOBLUANDLER." CART OT Adam, a bird dealer Marie Tempest ChrtstoL Postralttres Annie Meyer Prtncees Anna Mantell Coantess Adelalds Jennie RelOerth Connttss Minnie Carrie Boeien tltnnt, a waitress Era John Tonl Madge York Bopp I Bertie Florenc Onlnea, eonrtler Drew Donaldeon Baron wepe Fred Hotomon Connt Stanitlan Rlrhl Llna; Bailiff Henry Leoni Worm I I Itarry Macdonough Tippl rroresor Jeffereon De Angeu SYNOPSIS OP SCENERY.

Aet. At th Hunting Pavilion. i nanrrs n. Act. It-ln th Palace of th Prlne.

"nrT E. Doyt. Tim, 1800. TO BE FOLLOWED" AT 10 O'CLOCK BY CAVALLERIA EUSTIOANA, Melodrama In en not. MCSIO BY riBTRO MA8CA0NI.

CAST Or CHARACTERS. Bantus Laura Bellini Lnela Helen Von Doenhol? Orace 11 olden Tnrldda Charles Rassett Ainp. William Pruette SCENE A square In a Sicilian E. llojt GRAND DOUBLE CHORUS OP 0. ORCHESTRA OP 60.

Produced nnder the stage direction of HEINRICII CONREID. DJwtejr ef Muslo Outer Kerker COSTUMES (after original designs) Mme.Lo SCALE OF PRICES. ORCHESTRA AND DRESS CIRCLE 13 00 FIRST BALCONY 1 RO SECOND BALCONY 1 00 BOXES, $20. $15, $13. $10.

ADMISSION, 60 CBNTtl. Seats on sale Two Week ahead, HARRIGAN'S THEATRE. 3BTH ST. AND 6TH AV. M.

VT. RANLEY MANAGER TO-KOBEOW EYENKO, Oflt. 8. M7th PERFORMANCE. SECOND SEASON.

Mr. EDWARD HARRIGAN In Ul Sacoewfol Local riay. REILLY AND THE' Save Brahaxa aaa HI Popular Oreaeatra. Wednesday Matinees Saturday MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. EVERY NIOHT AT INCLUDED, SEATS CO CENTS AND 25 CENTS.

ANTON SEIDL AND 1113 ORAND METROPOLITAN ORCHESTRA. ID SERIES OK POFULt-R ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS. TEN CONCERTS ONLY, BEOINNINO THIS (SUNDAY) EVENING, OCT. 4, WITH A MONSTER CONCERT, WITH ENLAROED ORCHESTRA. (EXTRA BRAbS HAND.) Soloist.

ITALO CAMPiNINI. Pcred March. Prophet fyerber belection. AlJa" Verdi Axim, "Iennlio Miller" Verdi Becond Hunfrarian Hhapiody Liszt Tmnnhmiuer'a riUrrlmaKe Wanner Romance. "Carmen" Bizet I'a Riutlcnna" MaBeagnt Ballet Muilc, "IAfrlcalne" Meyerneer "Kammenol Oitrow" Rubinitela "Dream After the llall" CzlUalka.

Grand Finite, "Rlend" Waguer rJUDAT, OCT. 9. ORAND WAONER CONCERT. TUESDAY. OCT.

18, LAHT CO.N'CKRT. GTAB TIIKATRE. BroaUway and 13th as, MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 1. MONDAY EVKNINO, OCT.

18. Farewell American engagement of Mr. and Mrt, KENDAL fnnder th direction Mr. Daniel Prohman), wse win begin on tbe above date tbelr positively farewell American enr ageinent with the presentation of Tom Tarlor'a (amons comedj, entitled HTII.T. WATERS JKW.

rJTII.L, WATCKS It UN bKKPj Every evening at 8. Matinee Satnrilay. The sale or scats opens at tbo star Theatre Taesdap next, when tickets ordered should also be called for. THA 1. 1 A TIIKATKK.

nmj Do err, near Canal at. TUESDAY, OCT. 41, ItOHKNFELirS Liliputians Por the Pirst Time, THE DU AUI WEDDING AT THE COURT OF PETEtt THE OSCAT. Speotacalar Musical Comedy In 4 Acts by UoUandsr and E. Crlitlan, TWO BALLETS Nw Scenerr, Oorieon Costumes.

Matinees VVsd. and sat. Monday. lor the Last Time, The Pupil in Plagic. AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

THE SIXTIETH GRAND NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL FAIR. IDASD BET. 631, AND 04TII BTB. OPPN PROM 10 A. H.

UNTIL 10 P. M. aa- ADMISSION. 25 CENTS. -t EXTRA.

KTZBLO'S. HATUBDAT, Ot-T. 1U, FIRST PRODUCTION (IP BEAUTIFUL STAR, A Spectacular Romance by WM. II. DAY.

a It AI.I.ETS I MAKCII FH I MUSIC 11V IMC JU I SCENERY, 0IIA8. POERNER I Pi Cs WW I COBTUMEB. BOX OPPICB OPENS WEDNESDAY MORNINO. GRAND OPERA HOUhE. Lsssse and Manaser Mr, T.

H. Prench Reserrsd seats, orchestra circle and balcony, CO. VTednesdsr MatineeKatnrilay, WILLIAM OlI.LKTTb'li All the Comforts of Home. A whirlwind of laughter. KOSTER BIAL'S.

Sacred Concert, TO-MOIIT. Mil. Ruf snl I The Prench Qurtt, rOVIIEKE. I TOULOUSAIN, TO-MORROW, UU. Pooler, Toulousaln.

Prank Bush, Ae. Matin Mondsy, Wednesday, Saturday. IMulBlslHEATRE. Ktenlncs. a lift.

Wed. and Bat. Matinee. MS. PRANK W7 RANOER'S COMPANY im ME.

EAENES NEW YORK Ti wsst-TUB POWER OP TUB PRESS. HARLEM OPERA HOUSE. EVENINGS. 8:16. SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY.

THE VOLUNTEER, A MILITARY DRAMA IN POUR ACTS, Uuder the personal illreetiitu ol J. U. IIAVEKI.Y. Next wek-RLCB JEANS. 'IMDSOB TIIKATRE.

Th Uret Comedian, DAN'L SULLY, THE MILLIONAIRE. H. fl. JAOOIS'S THEATRE, rfurfo-UHE PULSE OF NEW YORK, saun, a kxt VfBBK-rAT BOOHKY, T.10BE (All laughter) MI0I1T Bta Doing Nothing AT THE BIJOU IP THE ATTENDANCE WERE NOT SO LARGE, BUT THE NOW LADOniNO GODDESS LIVES NIOHTLY TO CROWDS WHO LOUDLY ECHO nBR IV1IRTH. Rrenlnts 8,1 S.

Matinee Wednesdty and Saturday. rjNION SQPARE THEATRE. SD WEEK. TUB LAUOmNO MIRTH. THE CADtl BY iZIIlOxI'IZ! PRESENTED BT THOS.

SEABROOKE and BILL NTB COMEDY COMPANY. Erenmits at 8:16. Matinee Wad. and Sat. at 1.

teat sscured two week tn adranc. GARDEN THEATRE. Last Six lights. FAREWELL APPEARANCES OF MIT, KK'flARD MANSFIELD. the charmlnjr comedj aTtllNuE ImAllL with tbe delightful Drawlnc Room Entertainment, I DON JUAN.

fsr5 IXiSe The Society Drama. I PARISIAN ROMANCE, The Comedy llra'ma, BEAU BPiUMMELL tarewMMinenil BRUMMELL Saturday ,10, last appearance of Ilia latest and greatf.it occwia, llTw-aot0 nTrTffed7, 1 111 aC 6 PUYS Farewell Wights 6 PLAYS. GARDEX THEATRE. MR. T.

II. FRENCH Lessee and Mantr SJMViISa cr. is. LAST SEASON of the josEru JEFFERSON FLORENCE COMEDY G.MIPA1VY, romjirUln? JOSEPH JEFFERROV. W.

J. PLORENOB, MRS. JOHN DREW, VIOLA ALLEN. FANNY DEN1IAM JAl'KSDN. J.

II. IIAKNES. 'M. P. OWEN.

TTrZIIL'llll UEO. W. DEMIAU, JOSEPH WARREN, 11. W. ODLIN.

Oct. 12, one week. THE RIVALS. Oct. 19, one week, HEIR-AT-LAW.

Sale of SKATS begins TUESDAY. OCT. 6. at 9 Jl. M.

Positively the la.t aiipearanre In New York Of th JKFFERMJN.ILORHNCK OMEDY COMPANY. MATINEE 8ATUI1IIAY ONLY, EDEN MUSEE 0 jsw CONCKUTH EVE. JBtOCa KEW TADLEAUZ. GREAT SUCCESS OP MLLK VALTI, TOE FAMOl'8 CIIIANTEVSE EXOEM. TItlQUr.

I. Ml. nil. CIIIAmNI PANTOMIME COMPANT. Boston Symphony Orchestra.

Mr. ARTHUR TilKISlin, Cnndnrtor. SIX C'OSl'EIITS. SEASON 1W1-B2, AT II A 1. 1., SUHM'IIII'IIIIN AI.K rilllllKHHlSO.

NEAT FOIL t-iEKUM, (I7.AO. KUIIUHKRIirH 2.1 IMIIN fUl'AIIK. FIRST TI'I'hllAY, NOV. .1 jatlK. GIOl.lO NOIIUIL'A.

WUI.OI8T. MUSIC HALL, C7tliat. anil THIS SUNDAY ArTKUMJON, OCT. lt 8-Ji V. X.

DEUTSCHER TAG (flllllVAN IUV) OKATOICHl HON, CAKI. NrilVItSE, aiK. 1'AltKi: UMltWI.N. Chornses ir tho aliuni I.IIIUERKRANZ, AMOK, awl UKl.TIIOt J.N MAENNEIiCIIOK. Adulsslou, XAK rcsorvod seats, boxes, 10, On sale at tlie box ullirf TIJADISON bQUARE OARUEN CONCERT HALL.

PirT APPEARANCE IN AMERICA OP ALFRED GMFELD, Court Pianist of the Enremr. nf Oermany and Austria, rltlliAY htl.M.MI. OCT -J I Falenf suliiciliitlnn lureK i-wuirli at 18 on and after Oct, at jn-bubc rill's, I'nluii fiiiiare, illtt erf. HFAiiXlSTETil.i NEW YORK JOCKEY CLUB. RACING EVERY DAY.

RACES' REdIN AT 1', M. juosrih park, park. oct. ri, lo. Oct.

u. 7, 12. 13, 14. Take 2d Av.Llevst'd Rail- Tal.e New York and liar-way to Willi. Ar, btatlnn.

lem Hallway trains from Harlem, whence special Oram! Central Ufnol, fill tralua connect direct tu st mil 4lli ar direct to track. track rir.i.n rnr.r. rntr. Rummer "Qttsotts. MOUNTAIN IIOl'hK.

Illdreil, Hilllian county, wlllboopeu llll 1, Unuill ier v.ek WMtUti, jjcivtlvy, Mr. AMTIIIMI 111 illnmuiuU. Hue Jeaelr) dellv UNION UAfl.ll flJMI'ANr Hrpadway. JW. HYEKH A 04 Nassau st.

New York, Watcbes, diamonds, and lewelry, tl weekly! liver ware and nw. mall orders promptly atKnded to. WE SELL WAT0UE8. diamonds. Jewelry, oa II weekly paymsntsi vrythln airntBd.

KXCUANaa WAICU CO, SniAwv 3 MATINEE, i'o'Ar OCTOlBEatO DE WOLF HOPPER A OPERA CO. TITE VERR1EST OP ALL COOT0 OPERAH. Direct from the BROADWAY THEATRB, N. T. Olty I NettWeek-HIlENANIiOAII.

BKDPORD ANENUE THEATRE; fjkl Houtli illb, Hedfonl av. and Hroadway. BrooUva. "rill ant nenlni Mondy Ev Oet IATI.MP.8 WEll.NriSIlAY AND SATCRTiAT. FANNY RICE, I HDBEB GEBHARDT'S CASINO, Grand Sacred Concert This 11 Every Evenln thl v.

eek and Saturday Uatlnee. i1." nvn. ltriee Mlnale Nehnlt. Oeorce E. Ilomrr.

Plorcnre E. Eveaa Mi Archer, John Mlldtbraaut, P. Hair. and Kirehner'w Urehetra. HOLMES'S STAR THEATRE li IIOI.MM Proprietor and Men aw A eqOD, KIXEKVED HEAT FOR tKL Mil WPO.NKSIIAY ANO HATURDAY AT 111 Itefrlnnlnff Monday Evening.

Oet. 6, 11 MISS ROSABEL MORRISON. IN I THE DAKGER tSIGIVAL. If Neat Week-THE CORINNE OPERA CeX MA TO-DAY'S DINNER AT i HOTEL ENDICOTT, I OOLTJlinUH irORMKRLY BTni Between 81st and 82dsts. (EleratedIatton 81st aVl I L.

LOSI B. BRIZZOLARI. I Table d'Hote Dinner, vrith Wine, $1, I i from: Siso to iso p. ,7 3VIDQKTXJ. Blntpnlnt.

Half Shell. I rOTAOES. MoekTortl anxQueueue. ConsommePrlnc. HOBS d'OEUVRES.

Radls. OrtsslnL P0IS80N. oUd Salmon. Pence Cardinal. Wm PommesDucbesse.

ENTREES. rHt Boraf, plane A la Ifouella. Stuffed Tomatoes, Delmonloo. Vol an Vent a ta Relne, patuettl a la Martlnelli. SORBET.

Pnnee. Venetlenne. R0TI8. Ores. Currant.

lellr, RibsofBstt BALAli. DaSalson. DESBEKT. Olaees Napolltalaes. Petit Pours.

Cafe Nolr. A TAMAONI. Cbef. 1 KESTATJHANT OPEW TJXTII. 18 P.

1 PAEK AVE. HOTEL, 5 PARK TO BOD NEW YORK. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOP. tlKO.OOO on alteration and Improvement. fl American plan, 93 TX per day and upward.

European plan. $1 per day and upward. IJ Sarkozy Menyus Royal Hungarian Orehestr. I FREE II AGO AGE TRANBPOKTATIOW FROM GRAND AND EONO 'vlr ISLAND R. R.

DEPOTS. IVII. II. EAREE A SON, Proprietor. HOTEL DE LOGEROT I 5th av.

and 18th st I Thle nw hotel, on tke Enropeaa plaua, will he open (br the reception of H' on or ahout Oct. IS. pflj JOHN D. CRONIN, SsTANAGEK. ITOTEL piOMP I II Centrally If AlltbeLatest If A II Lecated If ImprOTameaU.

IJ 4 saw Broadway at 41t fit-. New York. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN WAN. THE GROSVENOR, JJTH AV. AND lOTII ST.

Etesantlr appointed apartmenta, en enlte, ta rent hy the year. C. T. JONES, Proprietors CLARENDON HOTEL, r.UROPKAN PI-AX. IVAahtnclon.

InlinHnu. und Fulton StaV BROOKLYN, N. Y. FRANKKI, A I.ASHIXO, HOTEL WELLIXtiTON, Corner ut, und Madison EDKOPILVN PLAN. BTn elf r-vnt prlfjtte hoaprR comliliiAd.

Ltuf.thj rooms. Special Inducements to famtlie O. V. Prop. fj HOTEL BRISTOL, I STH AV.

AND 43D NEW TORK, ON TIIK AMr.RIl'tN PLAN A FAMILY HOTEL OP Till! HIGHEST ORDEB 1'or Permanent and Transient Oueits. EUlllAT. EtlCI.h. I'roprletnr. jB TIIE PERC1VAE APARTMENT MOTE 32S TO 232 WEST 2D hTT.

NEAR BROADWAY. AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN PLAN. "1 ed. pannaci, PHorniirroR. HOTEL ROYAL, TJRVANT PARK, inih it and Sill av.

Twobloeisweatuf Orand t'enlral Hiit. Special rat for families: suites of rooms upward: rooms fof irentlemen, 1 day unwanl, sujnrlnr ri'slaurant at pop- 1 ular prices. Jt i'u. Proprietors. uotox nv a.ouviuw JMI WIiT CBTII ST.

LUNCH rltllU TO II P. VI. DINNER PROM 6 TIM, PtxspHt i- HOTEL MARLBOROUGH. BROADWAY. BOTH AND D7TII 8T8.

AMERICAN OR LTHOI'IHN PLANS. Ijt HOTEL ARNO, Arorrlonn mid Enriipenn Plun, i WANIII.NG'raV 1. V. iJ Faehlonuble Ilutvl. rjend fur tlrcnla.

tj, HOTEL DEVONSHIRE, VbltilerileJtr. IIOTIII. SIAKTIN. IM. I University Pluce, t'orner th H.

)t Tte best table d'hote dinner In Now York for tl, trea 6 P. M. to 8 SO I'. M. Ilreatfast a la carte.

OTP.L ANT) RP.RTAIJRANT HE fof families and utlmeui luncb. Wc.i table d'bot. 11411 14ltMt. OTIII. 1 1 VM.

llast IHIh 1 IK' HIi iMwrd. till. fiiniuiiriMrden; Ubled'bole. r. MI.lHJITTIIIU'n.

Hast loth tbrednnrs west 'nf' llri.a.lv.a. famllv r'; new IklllU'lld ter.ua II MI.IIRITT. I nip I i-ntner llniad'iayiiii't I it t'uiafurtable ruuine lor tu icut. per day and 3 upuiirtlj 1 I i l.u.t, "jji miner and Powder all uli-I CROHN CIII-MH-'AL lie i lure st 'Im In nail, AVrnfl-To know tbe wberehoit.of one BOA HAN, ti to hoJoun ji'o" oineaniM northern New Vurkurranadai saw jioa. i maniuade awlll about ir I 6roperty to hi cous na-Jako, 1 ary, and Una Iloam.ii-re.ldliu In the nl niil i 1.1s iiilre.s or any Information cr.uceinln; I liu iwiu Ke j.

rinr.nnri-.i-i r-n-jT-rxr- fr- jrtvuvvww1 ronier Nib st l-Bes I il. Teeili--i No more asVi-l ir lakm fl bu.lne lakes our I.i l.rirr I) more I. I iH.d uiom in. if llol'l lll'lnvs, rl silt 111 llns-s. J4J.

Roc, up, i'-V lUi pun (r'-li li all humlay Look, oulll limit mlti.ki ut door tor IIANKi' 'a A hit irp Ti l.ril. ft t''i'Wi inl -V lj 2.v. Kd limn i owni s. El.l'.llWT iroM lllllnK. uiininir.

inoliral prl'es, Dr.PulUr'Uciuall'ut."r. rli-k 1 cor t-anau ic gjlriliral. -i VfrT' ISSSSJg11 'Ik hLnBJBBJlTaBaaTsnflsBllllllllllllfl.