wleh, England, )n 1831. H|e parents were gyp- I ring of about thirty yearlings, but it lias CYCLISTS' COUNTRY HOME. .sU's._ He has been boxing since his tenth yen^ I eeii reduced to a little '.yer half that Cycle Racing Notes. "mi began fighting with the bare hands when, bill ) umber. The bay colt by Iroquois, out of fifteen. lie first won the championship of Kng- « a to is a International color in line of always BLOODED The Seawanhaka Club Has Purchased the m Los TROTTEfSS SCIENTIFIC ! iPiT Kagos.se (sister Augeies), any sport for the licit : BOXING" land Sam Hurst. when he defeated | Tom rand colt, and, as ho was very highly adds to the interest, and the foreigners who are Old Baldwin Mansion on the and $1,000. on June 13, 18ttl. He defeated his next King.' Joe Wormald and .Too Ooss. ied, performances season may be now on their way to this country on the St. icli as to cause a boom in stock. Merrick Road. Pugilism becoming dull in England. Mace came Iroquois Paul, having sailed Saturday from Southampton, IOQUBT. to America In l.Sfili. His first light in this FOR THESE YEMURGS.s Tom Healy has eight in his stable at BODOHT FOR EUROPE, WITHOUT should assist a in decidedly was with Torn Allen, near Xew Orleans,countryin \[orris Park, two of which showed very making cycle racing The managers of the Seawanhaka Country May. 1S70, for $5,000. The May following lie part form with very little handling. They popular form of competition in the United States Club have the old met Joo Coburn in Canada, but the fight was re both from the Silverbrook Cycling purchased struck. ^ Stud, during the next twelve months. American mansion and Baldwin a a blow estate of Jem Mace and Mike Donovan to declared draw without being That Will n been amiss when the siilo took place,liavlgcracks have been making repeated visits abroad Grand Purchased at twenty-seven Cobura refused to leave his corner, and Mace's /oung Thoroughbreds uic is a coir, Consignment, acres, on the Merrick road and him to after Coburn, chestnut by Knight of for several but it has been some fronting on friends would not permit go Be Before the Public u out of Proebe, by St. Blaise. ThisElii-slie, years past, Recent Will Leave lying between Rockville Centre and Six Rounds as they feared some trick from Coburn s friends. the first foal lime since the European stars to any extent Sales, Spar match was made with C.oburn, and they from this mare, and a fame and money on this side of the and Another r: irely clean-cut, xaey sort he is. Jinve sought will begin the work of alteringMillburn, December 14. met itoar Now Orleans, where a desperate buttle iNext Season. looking Atlantic. But the game has been well worked This Week. it to of eleven rounds took place, lastins three hours, A. J. Joyner has about a dozen yearlings, in Europe of late, and large purses, except in suit their needs in ;i very short time. This was declared a draw. iveral of which showed most specials between the great, stars, have shrank The property is one of the most inlci "T W T» 1,.,.. ! satisfactory-i. Nod O'Baldwin ti ...... una a result is an In 1S72 Mace agreed to tight ..vjiir --J.... iiuiuug Llivm to such degree that the hatural on the south side of Island,beautifuland for the of the world. This ended James R. Abundant Lot Prom- tiie half-brother to Clifford. This is a colt' invasion of America. Trevillian the Star of the and a Long The Arrived and championship for Keene's. come Lot, is Englishman Yesterday, in a tlsSslo, end Mace shortly afterward left I great substance, and a beautiful goer, Parsons and Michael were-the iirst to admirably adapted for the needs of the Has Now Been England. ises to Provide Most Race Horses si> that he may prove to be cheap at the over, the Australian having soon found out the of Our National club. It faces the south, and is situated on Everything lie slate of affairs iu England and France. If he Worthy Specimen 4,000 cost at the Belie Meade sale, has aot a it can be traced to the the road so much wheelmen of c made fortune, Breed of Horses. frequeuted by Settled. STICKS TO DAN STUART, High Quality. h is not so clean in his pasterns as he fact that l'.e lias confined himself too much to and wheelwoineu of Greater New York. ii:light be, -still lie ought lo train all record trials and Instead of right, exhibitions. The mansion is situated on Texan Shall Have A iivhow. he is in a first-class ulna's hands, all comers in races. Only twice has liemeetinggot h slight hill in Sob Fitzsimmons Says the ^Mn\/FR'c;r5PT IM nWVFR'S STRING « na will Once he defeated and his the midst a TO BE DECIDED AT THE BROADWAY A. C. * get every chance to show if he up. Starbuck, QUARTER COUSIN A LIKELY ONE. of beautiful grove of old trees, the Preference for His Bout is of the right calibre. was none t«i large at the finish. marginHad and between the _/ J. J. has about there been much farther to go, it is n«t at all lying directly house and Hyland twenty the road a with Corbett. under his care at likely that the Welsh midget would have is fine lake, one of three that fdatt Tried Out the yearlings Nurseryred a in his American dchut. He Vienna the Destination of Animals That Otner Fistic Stars Will Be Asked to Show Byrnes Youngsters at; j' Among them are some very Babyin.good beating suffered Many are on the premises. Nov. 22..Dan Stuart Root Stud h iokers. pleaded illness previous to the race, and it was Will Skill on This Occasion and Dallas, Texas, Marcus Daly's Bitter The chestnut filly, by Itayon d'Or, a task to induce him to ride. This was in the Surely Earn Great Reputations, The present house contains seventeen Their from Joe nt of is an a telegram yesterday received to Avoid Lady Margaret, exceptionally hour race at the Quill Club meet, at Whether on the Track or in large rooms, and it is the intention to the Event Should Be a a deal for a Very Thoioughly ^ue individual, and can hardly fail to be Beach. At Boston, after going severalManhattan Vondig saying lie could close build on either side of it a at least One. and Missing Another Ogden. hMelbourne,verywell.was seen at Hoboken when the crowding. One of these withoutwill tiM> ever met in the ,,r,( thmwnnri narsons. Veil- lacking 'w inner behind him this time, as he took yesterday wings world produced Gllsey cap. he intends to return here in The Spring. Those contain a ' wo-yenr-old events of 1897. In the imme- bLiverpool, much as the club will contain tub. needle and seated in the cafe, surrounded such the match if he offer* as for the collection is the trotting stallion by anybody else. lie stands sixteen shower baths, and sleeping accommodations as "Al" Colonel David a from 2:08%. hands,Trevillian, lights Smith, sporting Stuart also received telegram for those wishing to avail themselves of Warren Corbett, urging him to offer a larger purse and is an almost ideal representative of fenny Pulsifer, Dr. Ordway, Lewis, Stuart them. locker room will be Willis P. than Warren Lewis had offered. his race. He is a beautiful, rich bay, Ample George Morgan, Barney Aaron, that any offer he made would be % and fitted to furnish replied he would proportioned, and should makeexcellentlya buildings up provided. Sweatnam. the minstrel; Dan Creedon, a bona tide one, and one that cent he should decided sensation in cuecsuig room ior cycles, wniie those mein~ George Lavigne and Ted Alexander, and be prepared to pay every Europe. bers promise. He also said that he was not Ed Tappan will take oyer the smart who prefer drlting to the club will was telling of his trip across, when prepareil to submit his bid now, but that find that their needs have been Donovan, two members and the would hear Quartermarch, 2:11%, and several otherstallion, anticipated accompanied by Professorthe pugilists public by retaining a good stable for their horses. of the New York A. f\, arrived. Donovan from him in due time, probably within a good ones. Quarter Cousin, 2:23%, is a neelc, and that if either Fitzsimmons or very handsome, toppy stallion that looks The Advisory Board of the club is shook hands heartily with his sturdy were not sincere in their oft of Corbett every inch a race horse, and should do such well-known wheelmencomposedas and said: "My gracious, Jem! youopponentare declarations (fiat they desired repeatedto Charles K. Allen (New York Athletic a finish for the world's good work on the other s'de. Another good Clubt, a wonderful man. Y'ou look like a young fight to Andrew Peters of championship, their attitude one is the gamp stallion Falkland, 2:13%, (The Cycle Club, fellow." his offer will expose them.heavyweight Frank P. Share Island properlv ickinson (Riverside "I don't think you «wiil see me doing any financial Interests as well as to protect Horace Brown and Ed Tappan, the Athletic Club, Newark. X. J.;) E. D. running, Jem, old man," replied Donovan, the pugilists." trainers, who have been buyers Americanat (Whirling Ltyji^jphesi. and D.FullertonB. were their stock for Van Vleck (Kings County Wheelmen). The with one of his merry little laughs, and Jim Ryan. sales, preparing recentofficers are W. V. Fltzpntrlck Champions shipment, and so also were the German Manning, president; then fell to of old timwo'when Editor the Journal: Augustus M. Price, treasurer, and John E. they talkiug To the of buyers. About fifty head will be shipped The New Y'ork was smaller and what in the Journal a few days ago a this week. are the Pitts, secretary. club's livelier, I noticed Following principal are at Xo. 12G1 Bedfordtemporaryquartersavenue. r\lgici-c!*i/1 4t\ fni'ttl -mrwlGM sweeping challenge from "Mysterious" Billy horses and buyers: Brooklyn". .Smith, to Jim Kynn. the Australian boxer. Trevellian, b. s.. 2:0814, 16 Hands, by Young of miles from this dam Miss \Y. The Department of Public Works should days." Ryan at present is thousands Jim, Kittridge, by Gambetta; see to it that all the streets to Meanwhile the crowd had an opportunity city, but I deem it my duty, as Ryan's manager, Schlesinger, Vienna. leading without further delay. I br. e, 1. Wilton, dam to Centra! Park should be entrances to look famous boxers over to answer Mr. Smith Svengali. by 2:19%, the two am now, and, in fact, have been, only too Kittle Golden, by Onward: Horace Brown. One cannot ride into the Park asphalted.at Mace is a wonderful specimencritically.of to arrange such a match, and the sooneranxious Vienna.the West Eighty-first street entrance and his it is arranged the better it will suit us. McCabben, b. c., 1. by Wilton, dam by riding over blocks of granite pavement.without physical manhood, remarkably In Ills challenge Smith says he will muke the Horace Brown. Vienna. Sbaumet;The same is true of East Seventy-second youthful appearance is due entirely to his match, win or lose with Tommy iRynri. whom ttorutny ureenwooci, i, n riainy street and East Ninetieth street. If these He is live feet ten he boxes at the Empire C'ltib on Wednesday Melville, dam Integrity, by Belmont,' Horace streets cannot be asphalted the who'e regular living. nearly lie loses we don't want him, but Vienna. night. If If Brown, width of the street, then strips should be Inches high and weighs 182 pounds. His will look for a mutch witli the winner. Miss Carter, b. in., by Cedric the Saxon, dam laid at once so as to at least afford on witli the winner of the Lou Carter, by Lord Russell; H. Brown. shoulders are square and broad, and he we can't get middle rary -ellef. tempo affair, any other first-class weight, Vienna The New York State Division of the of stands as erect as a soldier. He has a barring Fltzsimmons, will lie accommodate!.SmithRyanIn Quarter Cousin, b. s.. 2:23%, by League is the best man of his size Horace Brown. Vienna. American Wheelmen are contemplating genial, pleasant face, with laughing, blue my opiniou Ryan Quartermaster; their offices from the eighth to the tifth and weight in America. Yours very truly, Nettie. 2:22% (trial 2:16%), b. m.. by floor removing eyes. When he removed his silk hat lie SAM FITZPATRICK. Manager. (by Pancoast), dam Florence F.,Plurnstoneby of the Vunderbllt Building. The business Alcolde: Brown & Vienna. of the division has grown so with the large showed a high forehead, around which New York, Nov. 22. Spitz, in room Dolllkers. 2:14%. gr. in., by Robert McGregor, membership that much more increaseis nestled his silver gray curly locks. His Tlox To-niglit. dam Bess, by Adinack; Brown & Spitz, Armstrong n««l Slavin 2:17%, office where members of the league can come mustache Is also streaked with gray. be a boxing show at Vienna. There will popular-priced Ernsie, 2:14" V m.. by Wilkes Boy. dam aud consult the road books of the various States As to Donovan, all the followers of things the Union Park A. C. to-night that should be a Einscedora, by* "er; A. Spitz. Vienna. and maps of cycling routes, etc. pugilistic in tktfc country know genial old treat for the lovers of flstiania who have a Black lillv, 3,-.c >ide, dam Mary Lee, by The South Brooklyn Wheelmen have a number men. On this C-wyler; A. Spitz, \ of runs scheduled for this motn. and on the 2Pth Mike's tigure as well as his style and for contests between big penchant Lizette, ch. m., by"; -wick Boy. dam Hattie one section will ride to Jamaica and the other as an exponent, of the "manly art."ability hi a, Rnh Armstrong. the colored giant, R., ltv Andy Johnson; A.' Spitz. Vienna. to HemiKstead. On Thanksgiving Day the club of Nellie blk. in.. 2:19%), by will ride down the Island as far Donovan lias a true martial air.in fact, he of Chicago, and Frank P. Slavln, Australia, H., 2:28% (trial, Coney path J* will box twenty rounds. Ambassador, dam Lady Greer, by Joe Curry; A. as the King's Highway and indulge in a game is every inch a soldier, and was one of Two other bouts will precede the big event. Spitz, Vienna. of football. Two elevens will be chosen, and a in a ten-round contest, at 112 Albert H.. br. s.. by Red Wilkes, dam an interesting game is expected the youngest men who carried musket The first will be and by Alcyone: A. Spitz. Vienna. When the Manhattan Bicycle Club celebnr* between Jimmy Rose, of this city, FlorenceAlcemai. >ur late war. Mike's hair and inustache pounds, of The other will Endowed, b. f., by Electrician, dant Its tenth anniversary, in February next, s Jack Madden, Brooklyn. Wilkes: A. Vienna. . ore almost snow white, and ills brow is McWiuterg and Andy Watson, of Elmore, by George Spitz. thing very much out of the ord' cer1 Hugh at 135introduce Anyhow, b. f., by (llobord, dam Glorianna, by as even now the members are f.. seared and scarred, the result of his hard Boston, who will also box ten rounds, A. Vienna. battles in build is lithe and Sultan: Spitz. tolls. 'tit? viimmittee ta charge, oita the ring. His pounds. "Virginia" Beil. b. ('. bv Castle Bell, dam Ausbnetell as chairman, has Issued its first r.i panther-like, and, while he is fully thirty " T.r..,,./., he llminv MttHnm* A Snitz Vienna la mat ion for support and the response is likely -ifflsoflg-aHfehtw- ItwW For 'tiBSteur'TKrei1S,~ Falkland, b. s., 2.13U, by Happy Medium, to be exceedingly iibc?&l, as the Manhattans -ears to be the more active of the two. and Thursday. December 8 and 10, (lam Toto (sister to Trinket, 2:14), by Princeps; never do things by halves. February 11 is t lie of about Ou Tuesday A. Spitz. Vienna. date of the club's One the most noticeable things Athletic Club will hold Keel. b. Cedric rlie Saxon, birthday. Mace is the clearness of his skin- His the Knickerbocker at their Virginia f., by Tom Cooper has the European fever, and if he open to all amateurs, (lam Lorenza. by Happy Medium; Philip ou faee does not show a scar or a blemish tournaments, and Forty-fifthboxing Holioken (for Vienna!. can make suitable arrangements he will race his of in the Madison avenue Hexaiuer.the other side the greater part of next after fifty years campaigning gymuaslum,New York. There will be two classes. Chestnut Ally, sister to Red Hud, 2:12Vi, by during prize ring, a most remarkable thing and street. A watch will be Redfem. dam Mat tie Brown Pick. Jr.; season. This news is authentic, and waf 115 and 135 pounds. gold 15., by in a received from undoubtedly the highest compliment to his winner of each class and a silver Philip Hexamer, Hoboken (for Vieunaj. letter yesterday nmiained science. 'given to the who is defeated in Memphis. Tenn., where the Detroiter has berni watch to the contestant will be an racing indoors. Cooper has now retired for the of each class. There LATONIA CLOSES. to How the Match Originated. the final bout will be returned to all [year, and says that nothing will induce bini entrance fee of $1, which do any more riding until next Spring. The bringing together of these t\Vo actual contestants. Invitations have been sent the clubs. Ganelon Ends His Racing Career by Breaking The programme of the indoor meet of the is outcome of an argument betweenpugilistsout to all the local South Brooklyn Wheelmen and Company G, a party of prominent sporting and club of Interest. His Shoulder. Thirteenth Regiment, will consist of four Golf Notes and two professional events. The date is men about five weeks ago, as to which of of the Staten Island Cricket and Cincinnati. Nov. 22..The local racing amateur the two. and was the The members January 13, but work on the meet is now being M;ice Donovan, Club will hold a handicap tournament x came to an end in x-ain In as is intended to make it the most Baseball yesterday.seasondone, it There were those who insisted that links on Thursday of this cleverer.over the cluti's new the onenine race Ganeion broke his shoul- pretentious meet ever held in Brookluyn. u man never was born who could outpoint It will be eighteen holes, medal play, I week. " - ...... « .. cr.TTQr, Strokes. The next ladies' reception to be given by the Donovan, and pointed to his trials with with the handicap iimn**1 uiI l«c.i .../"Sew- der, throwing Peyton. The horse was tor the first anil second men Harlem Wheelmen will he held on Decetul>er both Oorbett and Pitzsimmous, and his There will be cups but a bruised arm the on Hundred and for the making the best barring destroyed,9, at the Kllerslie. One of Jack and Dominlck one person Denipsey Mc-defeatand also team match Summaries: street, near Lenox avenue. It is impossibleTwentysixth tatfrey, when they were both in their scratch score. The return boy escaped. dances at the clubhouse, owing to this club and the Dyker Meadow Club First Race.Six Centre. 109 to give these prime. Others, however, called attention 5 at Fort Hamilton.between furlongs..Old the lack of room, thf attendance being so large.' to Mace's meeting of all the best men of j will be played December (Dupee), 10 bo 1, won handily by a length; The annual hall will be held January 15, at the competition, at medal I Dane, 97 7 to 1. second; Wyota, the world for forty years without, defeat, An eighteen-hole golf (Randall), CaptainLenox Lyceum. and his to play, will take place on the links of the 107 (Thompson). 8 to 5. third. Time, 1:14. A. great ability always more than Day morning. rt- Helen Wren, 93; Lawanda, 101; Lotalli. 93: In the next National Assembly of the L. hold his own in limited contests Field Club, Thanksgiving Mil/o1L/U11V X uil ftfoofinVAi WUIII UToV. will be 1G2 elected reiiresentativ. s with match, the mixedEnglewood VJ m Mace at the Gilsey Mouse Yesterday Afternoon. Kittle 1?., 105; Oily Gamin, 103, and Ivankan, W. there day champions. present Owing to the football as named. fell. from various parts of the country, besides those a of cups, which was 93. finished Ganelon, 110, Neither side could agree as to which of competition for pair foursome Second Race.For two-year-olds; six furlongs.. who are entitled to seats by reason of their have been played on Saturday at the Country to the N. shall licenses of all National or State Division commotions, and the two was the cleverer, pud finally "Al" was until that they will prove high class two-year- diemonstrated that well-developed yearlings C. D. recognize the Taluea, 104 (C. Reiff), 13 to 10, won driving by (Tub of Westchester County, postponed nhlonsv affiliated to the International a 16 to these will swell the total number of delegates t*> Nmith suggested that Mace be brought to at 1:30 o'clock. c 1th good bono can be raised in Montana, Cyclists' head; Robair, 107 (Warren), 5. second; this Saturday, December 5, ilds,' Association" provoked a lengthy discussion. It Gaslon. 100 ('12 Ultras I, 3 to 1, third. Time. nearly 300. A division is entitled to one country and1 the ni£n matched to box. at Ls reasonable to suppose; that the for 400 members, according to The was Willie Davis, llie professional Ardsley On the other hand, as usual, many that ()1 reared at such an altitude will was finally decided that the union should 1:16. Est Ne Regina, 99; Ethel Farrell, 97. and each and, delegate suggestltm accepted and after to remain here and tliornghbred licenses of all finished as named. the the divisions will elect -us I)onovan has decided Casino,' lad of admirers when led into the so ognizo only professional recI Seward. 107, Watheua, 105, present figures, agreed (to. meet Mace, the latter construction of the additional nine plenty dievelope greater lung power, and stay timik m fpCalifornia,« The contest will be for six rounds, had. course. It is more than likely, however, that he the part of many horsemen not to "drill" v earlings, all of tliem home-bred with ilie tills matter, and probably will continue in the to 2. second; Muskalouge. 104 (Randall), 13 to Maryland. 3 each; IndialM'. Michigan, Rhode Sam-- . Maine. unless all signs fail, lovers of the art will send the Tucker brothe^k.Will and heir young stock so much as in previous e xception of the brother to Henry of same vein for an indefinite period. Zimmerman, 5, third. Time, 1:47^. Sir Koike, 101, also ran. Island. 2 each; Colorado. K.-Yikas. \fill see one of the rarest and cleverestuih'tNy now the professionals at St. Andrew's, over to who was the highest priced yearling when lie visited England the second time as nn Fourth Race- Handicap steeplechase: about one Nebraska. South California, Tennessee,Minnesota, France to take carp of his Winter position; J-ears, a pleasant surprise is certainly in at the SilverNanrre,amateur, had a resultless argument with the and three-fourths miles..Zaldivar, 135 (easier). Texas and Wasbingtbn, 1 each. "exttilJltions of their lives. ^C the season, bringing $9,000 won five boxing Golf is very popular in the vicinity store in at least some instances where this p rook The Messrs. were X. U. over his L. A. W. credential papers, 7 to 1. easily by lengths; Cncle Jim. As this will be the last possible becoming sale. Thompson and also came in same kind of 147 5 to 1. second; Lawyer, 170 (P. Cedara tl««- Scot*. of Washington and Baltimore, and a new No h in him at that as a Sanger for the (Malloy), Suri»ri»e«I of these great boxers, those whoappearancehave been laid out for the vise policy has been adopted. doubt tcky getting figure, attention. Other foreigners visiting England Gallagher), 7 to 10, third. Time. 4:02. Don N. Nov. 22..The Scottish-Amert- of the course has just Chevyninehole 3mmission for Mr. C. A. Mills to bid nnisnea 130, ten Newark. J., charge contest intend making It one Chase Hunt Club, and another is talked of for sit all exists that in recent years the £! have met with like treatment, but the X. C. U. rearo, iK, iourtn, Aristocrat, Association football teams broke of the greatest boxing carnivals ever 12,500 arrived from England just about an still insists upon framing the amateur rule at the last hurdle. Partisan, 125, ran away. can and Cedar held, Roland Park. j of our yearlings have had far pour too late. The of these Fifth Race.One mile..Yellow Rose, 99 Park here each and every Indication points to the possible for the Essex Coun- majority trying for all countries. The same body has always even at Weideinayer's to-da.v. appearance of all the Inj.be competition Oounty ^oo much trying. Many a grand young H was considerably interfered yearugswith been suspicious regarding American records, and (Everett), 0 to 1, won easily by two lengths; team credited with twc> goals. Gaffncr leading of uu vwui being pugilists try l. xj. ruwers run, ciiluiuu^, v their all being taken sick after reaching in many instances has declined to recognize the Itamart, 100 (Neville), 10 to 1. second: Miss shot the "Scot" and this country on this occasion. Last as a i acehorse has been out in the « and McDonnell goals night Greenskeeper Alexander Finlay partner, knocked hhepshead, but they quickly rounded to times made on this side. In general it has Emma. 91 (T. Burns), even, third. Time, 1:40. and Ward Scored for the Cedars. The tleorge aud Dan Creedou tied Watson's score of out . Arnot Lavigne Churles F. 88, going 1trocess. Uiiless horsemen more a: ttiken home, and in their been very manifest that the X. C. U. has small I.iherati, 91; Tancred, 95; Herminia, 90, and Cedars the with their their services to in 42 strokes, and coming in In 46. They will display ftqr being finished as named. young surprised champions apd agreed meettendered atience and q trials showed well. regard for the L. A. TV. in its conduct of racing. Syklary, 95, speedy dribbling and made the game very any two men the management will produce". play off the tie. I give big-framed, overgrown subseuentHut it matters little, and the sport will Sixth Race.For two-year-old eolts: five and Line It lil QX-,,£>/.ttl/l !11 a 103 up: exciting. «.«. lo half (C. c-(viJ'v>v.«.v.v.i A9\JW 1. ltz-niuilliuiis win Thomas Bendelow has completed his work of C olts time to mature' and get strength, so to thrive just the same in this and othercontinue furlongs.Double Dummy, ReifT). Cedars (2). also out a new nine-hole of 2,100 8 to 1, won driving by a nose: El Toro. 100 (T. Scot.-Amer. (2). Position. arrive iu town In time for the show, laying course, yards that they can hang on, the past season will countries. 8 to Sharon. 106 Wild Goal Hail and will box some man. in' length, for a new country club which is to Burns), 5, second; (Randall), good big He iroVe no as of Queries. 4 to 1. third. Time, 1:13(4- Hats off. 96: Sansom 1 Full )jacks t Singleton It is the that some be organized at Easton, Pa. also superln- [ exception regards lack The "Brotherhood of American Wheelmen" is ) I Cobora among possibilities tended the laying out of the new nine-hole course Master Pierce, 100: Ilarry Fugin, 97; Harry Wilson Of the "old timers" will "don the mitts" t in all-aged events. maerial no idle talk, according to an exchange, and this Thoburn, 93, and Blackstone finished as named. Croiiin) < Partridge on of the Xutley (N. J.) Golt Club, which is 2,7tkr James Smith. Brooklyn.It is purely a matter will be in evidence another season Half backs this occasion, and it is probable that the tirst live holes over 300 The strongest string of two-year-olds for body surely Galloway Camp llllly and Arthur yards long, being 0.f personal opinion, but if you want to know and will present a formidable oi>position to the McDonnell > ( Rutherford Edwards Chambers and yards in length. In all he has laid out eighteen jtext season is likely to be that of Mr. v Lint we tlihik, we should say Ornament and L. A. W. Kacing Board. The fairy tale also TO-DAY'S PROBABLE WINNERS. Barney Aaron and Patsey Shepliard, of new golf courses this season, five of which are in * gden. of from all will be seen. lames It. Keene. He has over thirty to speaks promises of suppott the i CC Boston, Pennsylvania. Gus Hill.Tou weigh too much, to begin with. prominent racing men. and from all indications AT NEW ORLEANS. SSfcv::":::.'M cCuliough CentreWard That the affair is attracting a There will be a handicap tournament for men 1rick from. Eighteen of these are it that the Board is to Arnot t Interest widespread A. Klein.We will do the best we rother to Princess Flavia, is a big-boned, protttiMy appear after the Washington meeting time 10 perfect the details of his phantom your ideas: rliey may bring you wealtR. Write Itink will take place at the Rink. One Hun- , e'ads. and the refrain has not been taken & F i.. IV em made the tirst donation of and ing with a great turn of brotherhood,up to Entries at New Orleans. JOHN WKPPRKRVKN CO., Pept. $250, Jimmy dred and Seventh street and Lexington avenue, tardy sort, speed. See answer to an alarming degree by other "smokers." The Attorneys, Washington. P. C.. for their $1,800 prize Wakeiy has purchased a ' Betting Pubjie. "Dope.'' First Race.One mile..Tonlca. 92; Paros. 97; single admission next Wednesday night. The management has ar- me con uy oneen, uui 01 a »t. onuou Li. A. W. may be Dure or iess faulty In its Miss Uncle Abb. offer and new list of 1.000 Inventions wanted. end sent a $r>0 bill in payment for it. ranged an elaborate programme for the occasion, C. D., Toronto.(1) See answer to "Dope." (2) control of racing, but it will lie some time Morgan, 101; 103; Emma Mc.. a nare; the colt by Tea Tray, out of uf they are, it is only "on the quiet." 103; Fusileer. lt>4; St.. Leo, 104; Sidkel, 104; Jem tlnce'* Record, including two-mile amateur liaudican skatitie imp. a better equipped body will be preparedbeforeto 110. rait) and q polo match between the New York <>O<>OO<><><>O6 satis'actoryA. C..Two o'clock. membership in the L. A. W. sooDer or later, Hill Billy 108. Of the,. Allies in the stable, a couple by G. XV. Davis.Battle Cry, chestnut horse, foaled and this growing problem may be considered in Third Race.Seven furlongs..Hiberuia Queen. Plevna or Battle Axe out of the next National the other ' rournament are very fast, and, as they are M588, by lleientless, Assembly. Only day 101: Jim Hogg, 101; Sir John, 101; Samson. 101; Jein Mace Me Still a t., We could not spare time or space to give the Chicago Cycling Club, with a membership of Xieolini, 101; Prytauia. 101; Mrs. liradshaw, 2D | Says 'Knows or Two." x <)f are The over Thing good size, decidedly promising. yc professional 98; Overflow. 98: Little .Nigger, 98; Ray II., 98: 5 s for Mr. with >le to give yon what you want when the contingent contains many of the most influential Doomful. lol; Alvin W.. 103. BICYCLE EXCHANGE, P I am but j handling Keeim, together a] this was In n 605-7-9-11 FULTON ST., junction Fiatbnsh arc., sixty-six years old, mv age dar around and great man, but I have been at the me and 1ard. It looks, as if the home- may be a long ol the $25, $29 $30. ga fifty years know all the £ therefore, Out..The delayed acceptance Lot of well-known, cycles. § tricks. I don't think I shall have colors )t?A ones may have no easy Ihiug in George N'ichol, Hanmtpn, closing who will make mat as desirable aprofessional. high-grade my lowered at late day. O of these blue-blooded Britishers. PJ ice should have been 7 to 5. instead of 2 to 5. of tlie league as will the "sinton pure"memberam- Gourse and Paddock. It will be a ^his j ili.slosiug ntetir v ho is seldom what he seems. Fulton Nassau St. p great bout, and I rather fancy that old Mike and myself a At Gravesend the strongest string of Many Williams.11) At Morris Pari:. (2) Stores, will show ' season ou are too heavy. (3) It all depends on the boy. A. 'J. BATCHELDEK. The Easton Company's catalogues of the sale the rising: generation a thins or two about O wo-year-olds for,next will be that Beaumont HOLIDAY RTrYfT PQ PBB8KNTS boxing. .T. the ten A. G..It would cost about S3. T of the Elmendorf and Studs, which X>1V^ 1 ^ if Mr. P. Dwyer. Of yearlings f ot C. Won at \ewark. will take place at Lexington December 3, have BOYS. GIRLS. JJEM MACE. ix are by Hanover, and these are likely to J. II. M..You get what yor want at the office, 3.000. 20 and 24 Inch. Dealers get prices. p 1 Newark, N. J., Nov. 22..The St. Aloysius been issued. A novelty Is introduced in printing ? iphold the fame of their sire. They are i40 Broadway, New York C-lty. of some of the horses that will 0,000 Men's and Ladies'. Dealers get prices. Xtuguy team had its lirst defeat of the season pictures principal PARK ROW CO. 23 Park row. P. 9 Mike Donovan's C in extra good looking lot. The bay colt K.. Philadelphia.We cannot tell yon where he come under tho hammer, including a likeness of opp O. High opinion of Jem Mace. >y Hknovei-, out of Constantinople, was is So far as we know, he has not ridden moted out hero to-day by the Lenox Athletic imp. Order that shows him to be a handsome ried as as Mr. w for two or three years. anyhereClub, of New York. The game was a hard one. horse, as his get would lead one to suppose. 9 To the Editor of the Journal: highly anything Dwyer nud the Lenox succeeded in mares will BICYCLE BARGAINS, $r UP. ver owned, not excepting the black players making Some very choice be sold, including Ladies' Specials, must sell immediately. $ bout with Mace Is now an ass St. George's Crlcketeys to Dine. three touchdowns and kicking two S7ictorine (dam of Ornament). Trinket, flattie My ured fact. Our friends have been 9 vender. Tremont. The Maria I). colt, the local team two men acrossgoals^_Tho Miss Saxon. Florin. NEW AND SECOND-HANI). Call early. T!w cricketing contingent of the St. George's only got ani^Iurt B., Valleria, Verdict. SOXPAREIL CO.. 10 (basement l. C trying to arrange it for two years. I think that Mace is the most won- d/.xie D. colt, the Kompie' colt aikl the kicked tho only goal. A safety, made by Pick Patience. Lizzie Flynn and Bessie Morrison. Barclay o are AUitetie tL.it! u will hold their unmml dinner the It! to x dorful man I ever saw. Ceepsake colt all very promising. The urd, left score 12. Dolan ran thirty- Byron McClelland has signed Garner to ride Why, he looks like a man in the prime of life, v telle Meade Stud is hi xt Wednesday evening. tiuJ venue on five yards for the final touchdown. for him next .season. c and represented by tfeijs Curt. is as quick as any you113 man in all his actions. As r.o the bout, 6 cry likely youngster, the first of the get: a the Red Dragon Inn, in West oeeaTrrMjelug "Pike'' Barnes, the former crack jockey, is if out of Indians May Play Here BVery Year, a the while Mace is to be the cleverest man Longstreet. Highland Lrssltv a ft street. The prizes- for the best Twontylirdbatting picking up precarious living by following BEXXIXGS. "SIXGBKLY," NEW OJIEEAXP. f acknowledged England ever pro- \ nil sister in that showed about id bowling averages will in* presented respeet The Carlisle Indian and Brown University races on the Western circuit, llis saloon o dueed, I am confident X Tammany, in was a failure. Coustant, 10l> t< lp: Phaedra, Brakesman," that shall best him. I will take a good two q he same phenomeu*; speed as the Han- h to Armitage and T. W. Harris. ely will meet on Manhattan Field Thanksgivingelevens Chicago businessGalilee. 60 to 1: Nieplinl, Trevnarco. Brovrtt," weeks' rest we coif. It: will be seen Day in what" will probably become an annual The owners of the Eagle Stable are suing the Dick. 40 r« 10: Ozark, Austin." "0 £ before meet*and be in good shape. The bout will sur- 0 iver-Constanlinojih. The tciv Adams for Lambent. hat Frank MeOabe has some rare 111 a ferial Champagne Vintage. fixture. After this game, which promises to be Express Company $12,000 damages to 10: Bert. "Moltawk Prince," Farragut, Lk)< c prise some one. A remarkable vintage for its well ns a warm it is that for the fatal injury to Sir Francis. C MIKE DONOVAN. X io arry the ft mew* "red and bJ« tipped to this market, is G. H. iiuima's Kxira irlt-h i-tluln f,.. c.-i,,. ..r ur.... of tin' Kentucky Associationsleetedinformation. For terms address Viator 0-Ov<>0<)-CK><>-CK>0<>0 OOC-OOO-O-O q At Morris l'a"!; .Walter Rollins hail a u .Aclvt. be here president Racing Bros.. j j 'ry. [ to played every year. j 'ii yiavc va w*vuci a*. * . via;, vtuu 1VW0|UCU« J loo4 3d ave., .New iork City. t &C.