r J ITRE1JNTh1DAZSEPTEMBER 5 1KIO i I 1j

r SUNOL TROTS A FAST MILK

tan rtit D TO OVAL nEn OWN liaruv BEcimn TOOVOU-

neaottall lEar Haul Ma Oa TrIM

i ItjI nayneea HaecvMfat If r I Hi tl narIa l AtH 1004 rrr-M

tf 11 IIIDAlooe Hartl Mar nAyHavel tor

Aalker Tear A Crowd nt tl Trekpti1ifliA sept 4The phenomenal

trotting mar Suno1 and the ftBlon laln Alto

attempted to beat tliolr record at Belmontpart near this city this afternoon but neither

Jed In accomplishing the feet Eachone heat Bunol Daklnlthe mils

IOlrlled unfortunate marring herJIrormano and Palo Alto going the dlstanca-

h trtrttor Alfred a In ajl i Orrnlc1oklaalchrace wlb MaSlde B mado 1 mile touonln coming within hal neecond-

el Hopeful wagon record ot21O-V Salfflont lark whore the raooe took place

to located bout nine tnllos from PhiladelphiaL Jflibln be pat rear many Improvements

have bn mado there and the truck Is nownnildtred equal to any In the country PraSow ltRt performances on this track are

Mudi miA In 211 and successive heats brjayEreBee and 210 When these21

I Lord wore ml o there was nutte ahUt on

tli third quarter which ho been removeddating the put year The track today wasil4bT the local officials to be In almost per ¬

lEt condition It kind been sprinkled harr-

owed

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and scraped until a ono nthuslaatf-

cclared It wa like nhet Driver HlckokIj after taking Alfred Karound for a warmingup

expressed the opinion that It was a littlehard and this was ulterirard found to be alsothe opinion of Mr Marvin who has tho twoCalifornia trotters In chance-l ha daywna almost an Ideal one for raolnr-

IhefIt fun was bright an1 warm vary Hula-

Sreeieitlrred nnd there was 1nutoeaDlelnokci the atmoeplierOI deer

bumldlt crowd 10gan Itherlul early Inand by oclok hour anmornlnltho Beginning sport nearly

1UN pelBOfle had aMubtod In the dubgrind stand and along the fenceb OUMt

BenT prominent Hportlng mon Irora differentof the 0Ullr journeyed to Phlladulpall hopeful seeing a wonderful

exhibition of Mr llobort lionnr the ownerspeeSnnnl was axpeotedfrom New ork but a letter receIved yestor

t day announced his Inability to be Presentni tons Fred nd Alllo and his brother Davidrepresented the muiily and witnessed the uftorte of the bore Irom the club house halooni Other prominent horsemen on the trackwere George W Archer President of the Itooh

Association A J Hews ITcslSent tl theVltlzens National lank Johnstown Pe end owner of the pac andmn

LslOothers exorcised In the morning bntWA

Bunol Alo tukrn trom her stall until anBouTorsobelorehertrlal

Promptly at 2 < clock the first event on thea match trottlngrnce betweenlam Alfred K and rank lioworasrlo i bet two In three the former going

toWad the latter to hnrnesH was taned AUwd took the lint heat In iSl Inthe second hot Umrele U broke balnearthe flrst iiunrtor post flue Alfred

j iiDdertbeinre In the feat time of J10V Thencame the event of the day Between beats ofthe match race Bunol the beautiful Caltfor

had been brought out by Driver MarvinDlaKlvea a warmlnicuii mile in 228 At theconclusion of the match race Bnnol was joeced-mntlr tast the grand stand an J the crowd budu opportunity to take In her wonderful buidBut littLe Urns was spent in gettIngand alter scoring once Marvin nodded for theword and the mare pod on her journeyg1nit time Her gait was perfection and

the crowd I watched her every stride with Intufe Inlerest She reached the Quarter mile-post econd The speed womaint-ained

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until hundred of thehiltmllo post when she left her feet A murnor of disappointment ran through thecrowd as a break was unlocked for lir thetine the half mile was reached she had settleddown and the rest of the mile wan with ¬

out a skIn A running horse mae OrrinElckok joined her just beyond the holt mileand served to urge her on The time atthe bal mile was lO4t tbleoQuarer13 nd mile 311MceDed the crowd as the mare dashed under thewire as it realized that she bad lost herchances of making an extraordinary tulle byUeinfortnnato break Within a few yards ofthe who Marvin used his whip lUhtly onHoooll shoulders and urged net to BO

go along and she evidently did herbeet Alter alighting from his sulky Mr Mar-Tint approached the juagen stand and In re-sponse

¬i ta question said he would not give1 the another trial Although he did notI yeoshewae apparently somnwhat tired A

floral collarwas placed around Bunola shapelyf neck and she walked back to her stall amid

the plaudits of the assemblagelab Alto wa then hitched to the sulky

itrottedwhich Snnol hd drawand thtnotd etalon

this trial Mr JJarvlu scored three lDoebrorho wan ready for the word Onfort ho nodded for and got It ThetactlcH were changed on this trial and the samerunner driven acaln by Iliokok accompaniedthe trotter from the Htart Instead of joining himnear the finish Palo Alto trotted the milewithout a skip tn 2l2 within Kofa secondof his This time Driver Marvin did notu e rcornor did he urea the horse withhis voice as the finish

I Although Polo Alto W8 nerdanother mile Man declared himselfsatiated and make another effort

J at record breaking Another floral collar wasproduced andI place around Palo Altos neok-

Undbe went his stable companionrvin said after the race that he

id to make the halfmile with Hunol in 103-labbt he said ho would hays done but for tb-

mthHe said the track was a trifle har andwind there was operated advantue on the slight rise in the track between

the half and threequarter mile postsThe opinion waexpressed by many

present that driven off exprana that had sh held to a little slowerthai on the flrst mi would have done thelull 10 or thought also thatralo lA-

nshould another trial

A teams which waaVon Nellie SouteJand True Love broughtL 45Fred Bonner said today tat his father1154 almost decided to leave in Mrana charge for another year The

call for the dlverot tbo pretOu

iics charge of her she will be IMa1Wcrnia this winter Palo Alto and Sunolprobably be token to Cincinnati on BaturCjnsxt where they will trot exhibition milesollowlngaro summaries

ra1I rail beau but two fthreem t t-

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I Tlm2n1 ols-ZliatalaItftni piiruef bat bcwfcv4ot to3s wftb en a4OIttooat ow

threoor4t tauds 0IteI il walll te brf 101 Ibreaa

1 AJio nlait time i pone of fa 600 tiefn tMord of iM with an aiiaitlonal 1 bal be> llblaln ricora of ina mete by AxtelLI is rJ r2J2 bat lUS4 Ieqnat

bte 111 hsit two In threetll and Loye 1IU and To a 2ace ui SThnteL 21UK 4TJtOXIZHO AX HVRZNQirtELB

etolo cad Dallas Win Their RaceI Htrulcht lleui-

B BijiorocLD Bept IeaT skies tIedthe Grand Circuit morning andI there was a strong probability that Hamtxlen

Prt was not to escape without the rain whichInterferes with the meeting hero Bonar 12 oclock the sun pierced the clouds

ad the programme for tho third day wasClUeon lme It was not a rpromlaJDand result proved even eventfulthin the expectation The only thing dossrvIng special mention Is that the best IK a

t I over this track was lowered byrecorpaceraiuandinow211i Tho chestnut gelding

tWM not seut along till the thir heat of thepacing kewb ln be the half iu1O7 and came homo front thire just a socottil faster Horn YIIk08 anti bt JullenhnvoBoth tiotted over the course In 11 a JIamiiris unlucky Irrlk Is still on tile Seatlau Mocthll bird olnRlnSloSSn 2d8 trot and fret

Theirty ebsr of te stake for aldwbeslra ys qultu

ITOltesport but Ilte fields werefar beof tho favorites so that thereWiI not a Close

ttOttlrlcftueed ilnieb Hire lroLlwo WilkeesomeL° obr for twi beats Cult harry WUk wll

hitiiiono11tacit time but this wits morel on exwMcb no money was inyostod cx

Uajn

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WlktLooka wllere1twa7 to 2 against

hub Illmocloni sold as tbeKwen IItlo

siWQ > i 7a and M-ohleboh MHlnjJlcolOI uu aiyivvHtoHdlly

f kraU Ind Mol won made6eat a hlh ° ttlBB to iimiiorlu Ithu first

ilandidero1 cluInui mare Irlu110 no0

drewfUswaythe

llisbjfor strong in 2iO Then it was

tOD alI16 for tie field rite UI°rt wa one to DlrJ ICghd oit b Ifta ockile the lotIolnlUd to rfalrko je was pasttitlo OUUtr tlflw It lloni vrero 6

fnrlonir ahsofl of her and vrncn Rlmmlfoloncame home lnSS2M she was oniy fairly roundthe last turn Asaho finished the reason fortier collapse became sa her cheekrein was unfastened apfentwas Tim mainfansoot herUownfaJL Attertiiat KlramlonlonJ9t Moliwen In iiJtV in the eonlest race haba done for some timeIlettlpioniheI Maanasolt Btnko was 60 toilon Dallas with few tael of the ibid endtie diaw the polo away slowly andUarandet led to the half Then the Iitteburchcrack was moved un and hr lirut no trouble Inbanting the gray ntalllon finishing inililJMwith Marauds at his whecL Lchlnvar hagone to pieces early and the nai tellgot to it There was no opioaitlon toIJallasnnrl ha ngaln toll back nnd allowed Marandos to to take the pole but aentity out-paced

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him anti canto home in Then howas driven at e faster olio In tlm third heatcod made the mile In211 with Marendo sixlengths away and all the rest Inside Ward

elhad been gept in tho rear for two heatsnow moved tip tor n place nut floors man-

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to keep Bole Taylor ahead of ths hondocome son of llamllna Almont and beat himfor fourth money

The two out of three heats affair botwarnfarrWilkes and Itonallnd Wilkes needs no

de crlDto The summaries215 Stars

Plmmoeolon by Blnteoni tOoldimithI I ItloBwen Itleeril i 2 2Mocking DlrdiAndrewn II dli

Xaesoit TuneIDI 211r 2111NDallas by lmont Hoy tPr ilraor l 1 I Iunnrrowler 2 a a

Dlrlco Maid Trout a a n

JobTlorlI 4 4 IA I 1Lonlb1a Uejrnoldi jl7Hail6ji2ill dli-Hm

IpolItl 3onalCT Wilkes P L Throatt I

nnatlnd WIIHiJ fi Turner t 3

Tm1116 J1HXFor the Ind last dor tho 224 classtrotting thc aaits for tho BprlnRllnld-

Hinkeof tiOOO and tbnJl7 pace are on lintPointer will Iaco arnlnst Belle llanllnforast-MOial nurse beat two In three For the slakothero are eight nomnllo but itipplo wIllnot bo allowed Pamllco LeopardROle and Cholsoy D are the boat of the field

U Koblnoon tiocntary of the IlampdonPark Association has sold his stallion Blnco

donlalto thn lllchlawu Stock Farn10tnMo The horse Js a ranlambletonlanl In now 20 years old has a roe ¬

two ol his get are in tho fast18t2ur JXJI COLT PUT TO-

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DBArlflack vrm Broken no Cot Mr Work

B1OOOO InoSplnlAlter a careful examination Dr Llautard of

the American Veterinary Colleco at 1S1 WestFiftyfourth stret found it necessary yester-day

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to Mr Frank Works valua-ble

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Wilkes colt for which Mr Work paid110000 last spring Mr Work whom the coltupset In Central Park on Wednesday expectsto bo about In a few daB although he stillfeels the effects of his shaking UP He wasable to get out of bed and go down to breaklast yesterday znorningbntbo was so stiff andsore that h went baok to bed blmnltanrouMylwill the upsetting of the buggy the colt felt

broke Its back It was unablo to got upand was tnken away In an ambulance

What Is known among veterinary surgeonsaa pithing was the process used to destroythe animal It consists driving keen knifeinto the back of the bead at the base of theskull severing the sulnal cord Tho horsedied Immedlntel and showed no signs of snf

was a great favorite of MrWork anti a horseot considerable promise

TroltlBB at nirmlncbamB-

iurnruuii Sept 4 The unnnlthed 337 trot ef yesterdarwatwon todeyby Lottl E t 213 flbproc of able crowd Summaries the eventslow

trott puri1350 divided

L2t b m LouieI K 1 I 1

Swan tu m 3 3 2Bparki n g t-

roroWltlbm4 3 a

BiuieO a 4 t-

Tme 31M 2li94 340-9t3Strot pnrse2O dlldte nnnnlabedx

C 11 swans en u I 4 1133B r Pius b m Maud C 3 3311-S K flrookis oh t frank S 8889C-FowlerlbgJudgPnrol I 4444T-he

TlmI3b0 285 231143143 clau for member enly for a of CIa

waa won by 11 V Sawyers b m 8r In torestraight biata Belt tune 337kn

Trotting at Parisiuaiua BOt1T largest crowd that ever a-

Hmbled at the Facts track uw two splendId raeei thatthis afternoon eoled on a fait track The followingare the tammariea

240 tlu-aDons1IscXayrvgbAiIaxro2 I t 1 1

Ualor Flower b byTlonrboo WUkMl 3123Orl B b a by indian Boy 3 3 dlt-Orttntnok Ib by dls

1 I r Abbb1 1loUCeliu-

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Tims235 21 23 232k 2321 a br Plotator 1 S 1Colotnl Welter b t by St Ctoodi 2 184byToanlJlm 3 223

1 fIimmn br happy Medlmmj 4 448Onola I

Ttm3ns34nommona

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New from the Horse WorldMr E Conklln of Olen Jnlls has purchased a

half interest in the fiveyearold stallion Gov-ernor Stanford by Electioneer

The report that a math race for a purse of5000 between Eeno F and Mary Marshall

hat been arranged is denied by Messrs Wi-lliams

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and McUonryMerlin bJPhalamade a of 227W

at Pans on 30 and rcor first coltto beat theJ30 record and capture thepure offered by J L Case O

Lee Paul one of the oldest trainers of horsesIn the United dtates died at his home In Lex ¬

ington on Aug SI The last horse that Paultrained this season was Why the winner ofthe Kentucky Derby

Mad of Olar the famous old mare died ata few days ago from old age shebeing over 81 years old Uba WAS presented to

Senator Stanford br his brother in New Yorkover seventeon rearago

Labold Bros have decided to join the list ofowners who Intend to mileI the turf end haveordered all ot their horses to bo sold liracomlngautnmn Davis Hall will nlHOdls olvopartnership at the end of the season and selltheir horses

Trident the hero ot so many wellfoughtbattles on tho Australian turf and wbo sooften carried the blue and white for Mr JohnWhite to victory is 11 the sales list The priceput upon the son Itoblnson <Crusoe is saidto be 10guineas

Reports from California say that San MateoFarm will send the stallion floral Wllkes byOur Wllkesto beat tbe threeyearold rocordAa a twafyearold hegal Wilkes trotted InU10V which is 2 >i seconds foster than Axtells record at the same nee

SFQiMoriELD Sept 4John E Madden whois attending the Grand Circuit races here re-ceived

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adtlces tonight that the yearling chestnut colt by HL Blalsn out of perhapuof Reckon haull boon sold byKentuckyparties to 0 A Wheelock tho New lork book-maker

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for something like tSuOO

A TVoBderfal noml >EPIceaB Storymm Uu rtttladtlpMn Record

A P Baldwin of Newark N J claims tohaYat home the Arnoux lieu that In Octoberwa liberated Iu Boutto La 1160 nibsfrom home Although the proofs are lackliwhich go to establish a iierlormonceIt among ttbo records no onu who knowsMr Baldwin remnrkablu memory of birdscoupled with the tact that the bird In question-at once upon Ittt arrival at tho ort took Itsold nest box and perch hilt will accept Utre-turn

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ana congratulate till ownerThe bird Arnoux Is one of tbo most remark-

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birds sTir llown to tin American lol Itwas bred in tlio Baldwin lot iron a UnitIn Belcium won two Government prizes boeldesmaul club boriorn end was only sold uponcondition that It should bo tuUun out of lIdglum Durinc tin year ThiS tills bird Arnouxreturned tram MoricnntownX C C33 mllusthen from Jlrlstol Tann 61 and flniillyfromPensacola Flo 101U Iu which journeyit had a record for greatest distance by n henpigeon Its Journolihat year Maro M told3110 mIles Inl a fortnight afterits return was Houttothn uurxofHor-Beant Hermann Blsnal Observer of tha NowOrleans station anti by him lorwardod toBoutte Ln wberI was liberated lit 0tlU

A1 ot11 1186The NmilllnM Horn itt Pence

At a regular raetlng of the Nautili Poet Club ofBrooklyn hold on Tueitlay evening Secretary Wardmade the following ilatement regarding th troubleover the captaincy of the club

T report of luppoted dlueniloni Amos thmembers of the club war exaggerated ur Caul

Ilma I tin cay that he bat during Mi Uo lenni ofoiflce dltcbarged th duties to tli infraction nf al-

D41 was a mliundirilaudlng that led to bit sending

bl Inlo u captain at Ih Jut miningCape was by a unanimous yol requeued towithdraw tie resIgnation wuloli Ilie <

All arraagemenu tier been completed for tb annualladleiday regalia f the heldI un SaturdayeLf the lubhouieat lIst lf3IOiI rxitla prouilite-to Otb lafltt the club field IlinUiura

inedab will ii in the vlctoieIn the mulling vnia WhIleruthe member1 f thewlunla else C wlII be are diver indee A rbullent from the Cloneer I lub for a mlie ttralvlusway reoc In its oared bmgei for H lianukornti tiu u-

ntroldcrfil banner liaiUeiiitcceiUit aid te scant-will

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lie decided at IlilireiialU-Tb

Irace will l e a foltoe jjnlr iluln liii H

open ti n ii eimfellugI ntrtineii junior eagles eliteA open In uien who hue i aver wit a junmr rliiilorxcienlortlnglti inter tour oared olD wulor four

girL eight oared barge ruse tub tsr oelWoreaid fiBmll lumiiK reelsTb vent of illI regatta promUei to be the chalten-

glxear4 bare rae bstweCfl the flnerandI SautlluaClnb erewa the KuuUlmeriw will bi Dan Vur

foal shekel s Andrew S J Pnniewtnn 41 JouhCl AUu4Iba1 W Cnarklfr law esIjelte

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FIGHTERS pDO tTIlt TVTtlf XCTOII-

HStlntlB AatHew aCI < rMttI-ntkBO

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To snrersa which hal attended the dflbnt ofK Sullivan 01 an aatorha Incie num-

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of tho lesser lights ot the prze to dis ¬

carthe flatlc arena end boards as Iot livelihood KllralnAshton com-

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will shortly blossom out with theassistance ot several other pUll l1 andwrestlers In a specially written farentltloil Jacks Little lame I la confi-

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expected br member ot companywho havent the slightest Idea what the playwill be llko that iherwlll coin money on theroad next season That astute IndividualCharles K Davis bettor known an the Parsonnot to be outdone has rorfvot arrangements-with Jim Corbett Peter Jackeon whereby they ant1 be lbs starsIn a piece now being written bYnn eminent playwright of Chicago whichwill tculled Tho Hunch of Fhes this ItIs will ecllpBO oven Honest Hearts andWilling Hands

1 2 hi Bunch of Fives proves a successParson says that ho will confine hil atten-

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strlitly to tragedy In tho torslid he you could not find a Ilarger OtlifUo

my dusky Antipodean and at for Crbtha IIs a born actor and will mako histhe world without any epelalrntnlna DomInlck McCaffrey has asldofor the husking He la on tbe road farPlln-n company of which he Is theWhen the season gets fairly under way only afew light weights and the lesser stars of tba-pucl lint la armament will be lefttcombat witheach other on par

Amateur Athletic In the TVcitAnson D Hartwoll President of the Pastime

Athlotlo Club ot ht Louis has been In the citythe past week having come East to witness-the swimming championships and attend thomeeting ot the Amateur Atheletlo UnionBoard ot Managers of whlcn he Is amem-

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Mr Uartwell Is an enthusiast onathletics and with his club has worked bardto advance amateur sport in the Mound cityA BUN reporter had an Interview with thecourteous president

We haves nol said Mr Hartwell overCOO membura our club and are engaged Inbuilding a 70000 club house That doesntsound very big in New York but I Is Bomething to bo proud of down thorecent games did much to It was thsgreatest moetlnc ever held In that section ofthe country ne bad athletes from Detroit aridChicago and oerthlnlprogressed smoothly

Doing tho U club In Bt Louisand having such difficulties uphold the ama-teur

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laws you can imagine our surprise whenthe MnnhaitHn Athletic Club opened negotia-tions

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with another club of no standing what-ever

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to give a combination mooting with theHftUord harriers on a Bunaay That II theprincipal thing that has brought me North andI propose to see whether the union wilt func-tion

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this although trom its late action 1 ampositive it will not

Dusting IB a Price JblVinaiiru Crrr Nov Sept 4Billy Kohoand James McCormick fought thirtyfourrounds here last night and the referee gavethe light to Kebos on a fouL McCormickbutted Kohoo in the face

New York Hneee fal Wheel meetBIUCCIC Sept 4Itew Torcity wheelman 011twiatltfled with Ibo of the annual

Ktw York State Division t JW If no on clue1 IL W

r Murphy N Y J0won these races and prlMitTwo mile lately Stat championship gold me Ove

utile safety State champloniblp marble clock twomile ordinary State ehamplonililp gold medal firutile ordinary State obamploniblp oxvdlid 11rtoilet 0 and cat and onomllo safety State chemplooihiK role medal Ills brother 01 Murphy pat

with hint In their tandem rac and won the followInzi Twomfletandm champlonihip two drawlug rom lamps and onmll tandem State championshin two pitchers and dIver tray In the three mitetandem State r were beaten by Iven-ot Koobeiter end Uaiiler t York but they caughtthe carotid prlie a shYer o M Murphy also wontue earned prli In the ordinary Maucbam-plonihliv a litTer mel ibe prizes which the Mur-phy earned away are valued at kflI W FMnrpby won very Stats cbamploniblpI race except thetbreeuille tandem 11 and hIs brother also broke theworld record II5il f the Or mil tandm rac by107W

T Owlet N T A O won the second uric In theImUlaT race silver medal lbs Mcond In th

cUter medal and with Iven of nocheater won She idreemlle tandem State champIon-ship a irnldmedaL-

Vv Banker of New York captured a Kodak cameratbVsecond prll In tb oaemlle safety rao and thesecond prize a smokers table f the on half milodub safety open

The Brraeai Cycling Chub axe iratlfld to know thatbetter lime wu mad on the Ktrawood track than wumad at Uartrord tali week A A Zimmerman NJ-A U made a halfmile dub ordinary In lia betjthe world record 113 45 made byJfcntland Zlmmermanl Urn wa twoflttbiof a leoond bettgr then that made by Arthur Lnmidcn Cbl-coffoo aillartford on Tuesday

Tb Brraou unSet whose aujpicei themeet was held blgf about Ka000

Pneumatictired Bicycle BarredA despatch from the minaret of the Feorta tourna-

ment announces that at their meetIng on upt12 and

18pnenmatle tired bloyclei will be hewed from compathos ThIs li the first justIfiable itep tbat bsi beentaken In the matter of not allowing the rider of theawheels to compete with the solid ttre It was madeapparent a the Niagara ProrMeuce and Hartfordtournament tbat toll machine had an undoubted ad-

vantage over the ordinary tire and why It was notpenalized by the Icnl Board or rat offlclala as Itdone In England DO apparent asuch a coursewould be perfectly right and to quet the racing rulesof the league of American Whelmen The Boardreserves the right to exclude from the racing path anyant all maoblnea which In their Juermel do notcorn withIn the commonly bicycle-and tricycle either by thepecullarlty nt conitrnctlon-orbr undoubted mechanical advantatei which theymay possess Bo that these tires could have eitherbeen excluded or handicapped to mat up for theiradvantage over the slim tire

Among wheeling authoritIes and ruing men theunanimous ntilulon U tloir machine poneuei Hpparmt advantages over tire and that were some ofthe 101110 the poueulon or OUt rdeloO remarkable be toad They opinionthat tome action and prompt action at that l> nectilary and ibould be taken In handicapping this wheel

WheetlnaW Wlegand of the King County mIn rode wen

at the Uartrord raceTh nut annual road rare of th Wublnlt Cycling

Club will bheld on baturdayThe flrt race meet of the irfmlevlll Jtloycl Trac-

kAloclaloo1 Ik place at Milder Fact beptem

Iofrfrt Cnnlnisleyof the BrooklynI Bleyrl Club liln-aotlro trulnlncI for hu clubs tenmilI road race on satnoIsy sept 27-

IV Schumacher of the Berkeley Athletic Club Illriding In poor form he oullol only a third and fonrthprize all Hartford

Cart Lnckwood and a number of Tnembersof tbYOlk Hlciole Club rod front Nsw York to Magara

1 the IA 1 meetThe tenmllx roil race of the Yonkara Flcycl will

be run on the Itlrerdae course to Bpuyttn Iny vil andreturn tomorrow afternoon

William Van Wagoner if the Rhode Iiland Wheelmenrode a silucky race Iu hisI one hundrcdmll contact ouSaturday from M to Bnffalo

lint OlO ep > clal prize was won at the Hartford racithat belie eejrd by I iuli larks ot the hw lork-Atliii tic Club lor a taut quarter-

It wee easily seen at us iiailinal chnmploniblp raceatMitoru thai the Wtilirn iraiil Uked the sprintliiir pownri of our KaKtern rIders

Tlio South In1 Wheelmen nf Philadelphia will holeI their thIrd annual obamplonililp rare on thejnrk track on tuturdu icpttmberioloud

Van Vaconer of the Rhode Island WheelmendulrIo attempt pi cral the tweotymil trick tea

rd at llnrtfoM on hut wee Prvlloe bIblate hour tb races were foistedAn attempt will shortly tie toads by tleiin Knawlei

end HoKlli of tue tranCe Wliealmen to eltaMlih a nrt-nnlcm record for llfly mile The court wilt b-

ar uud tli uraog macitdamlzed rodThe llnfluli Ratnbleri on acconnl or their Irl teem

are conelilonu the idea of a clubIuhlp their own their resent quarters noturHclent to accommodate tbelr member blolThe llariford Wb1l 101 held open hence on Tnsday-

cyanine mviir etortea punch were dispensed withgr i tlllwraHy There were preient members theColt MaicliUIettl Danbury New York Brooklynand Chicago oluba-

On of th sights at Klazara Folio durIng the meetwt n whietmftn named Mete who had ridden orifrom then Kr ncnco II was attired In bnokikln-triiuier a laririt sombrero with a belt glrdllni hitwain wtlliutplltd with pisoia and all Hie parapuer-nalla of a r rlioo cowboy

A new bicycle club hat been organized at PouchkeepsicI to tie known ni the fouchkeepile t rnblr> It It-enmiiifrdnfynnnt men undrrKI years old aol alreadyban a snotty number of name on ih roll Its onlonare rreillent J llowarl lljdyl Secretary und Triesurrr 1erelral Metcalf Captain R l Uraramey

roe DOIIOII Alblcllo Chili will run ihclr twentyflreroll road rare over the AMoclatlon course on Oct 4Tli roc IIIIIC expected will attract all Ilie olng tainttic tile Avaoclatmn las approprialeilI tuft for prizeTlirnce It In oharveof t silt lAitMleek Thiir tIntl second llrtree will consist or moild sliver cups andIbe mlnur prUet of cyllnjr aeceiiorlet

Frank Sponer of the Lincoln lycllngI nob of Chicacro broIl a record on Saturdayf nlgtiL Jutt aithc-lonk Indicated that time twiilyfour hours wars up Ierimplete WJ CitiesI Cheers mud and long were givenby the Uhf crowd of rlietlraen and admiring pad >

Irian when 1rnnk hoppea off his tnaohin hayingclipted hen M Yffll rtroroW 10 iiilltt med over thetine rnurte two yen HO While 8noner Ili virtuallychampion be will not be recognlf as such by theleague the colIc nil tiiga twentymil one Theomul taken was from XaJlipn on Atliland avenue laTwelfth itrel Iben on Ogten avenue aid beckK J minr aildliloii to treating Uyerte Irokell o HII mile rrooril doing the IBIiru rooorde hoursI10 minUtia the old tim helen hang 4H mmnirt-Kariy In the ret n etbnian gait into flroon wrecking

lfHh fll U patchedI it nn slid role null morningwills Jinner n1 Graham farnlihed him with a newwind An hour cud a half wu eleut for refretntiirnun-ul an hour In filling mite wheel

TU Toronlo fHtvn TcniiU Tuurmtrovat-Toinkta Out Sept 4In the lecond days play In

the lawn Icnuli toornament hiryitrdy Tanner andSnllb olePufralo heat Wood sad Barley of Ioude-aanfi7 They also teat Alexander end Vlatkwoef Torouto CI tt Tanner teat Drew at t rICo1110

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fIoi f L1L fiAtfA

I RAC LAND MEETS DEFEAT

UK DKUtOXn OKLDIKO BKATE1T OT-TKHTjar tn inx Anttuaa STAKES

Tkej Titlcut nit Yen Hard YTItk MrUIhe1 flwu the navleet LacerThe XIttlBB Wa 0 to 1 OH Btict ad ANlw Beevr Rnf>erl Wise tbe Zt at>

Cr wad KUceton th Flight StakesTh defeat ot naeeland br Tristan in the

Average Stakes at Blieapsbeid Day yesterdaywa the turf sensation ot the day and proba ¬

bly ot the year and several members ot thetalent particularly Michael Uwyer worevery hUd hit Mr Dtryrrs losses being va-

rlouily eitlmated at from 110000 to 20000It is very doubtful thouch whether Ur

Dwyer lost any such sum as rumor states butthat be lost something is well known Everyracing man on the track nail even the ownerand trainer ot Tristan regarded Ilacelnnd as ARug winner Balvator and the others werewithdrawn and the bet figures that could behad about Mr Belmont gelding at the postwere C and 7 to 1 on while i and G to 1 couldbo had naalnst Tristan

It was Itacelands first appearance since bosuffered dofoat In the Suburban and when hemoved through the stretch In his preliminary-he had all his oldtime dash and Ire and thetalent wore confident that he would winGeorge Taylor had the mount on Tristan androde without anr overweight while Rucelandcarried four pounds over Hamilton being un-able

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to ride at loss than 103 pounds Racelandwent away at the drop of the flag and cut outthe pace like a quarter horse Taylor ridingTristan In the endeavor to keep withinhnlllnz distance Ilaceland must hatebeen short of work for In thorun home he tired badly nnd Tristanwho U a bull dog In n finish nailed hint oppo-site

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tbe stand and to the consternation ot thetalent best him out almost two open lengthsThe defeat ot Bacoland was received Inspeechless amazement and oven the time300 > which Is the boot on record was coldlyxeoelvtti The old record was 3 OOX made brJoe Cotton over the same course It Is morethan probable that Kaceland was a trine shortbut the time shown that the race was a clinkerTristan has always been underrated and Ilanow In such shape that be is a dangerous cus-tomer

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In any company A great many personsfound fault with Hamilton for making thepace claiming that bad he laid behind Tristanuntil squared awar for home Raceland wouldhave won in a gallop The big gelding cer-tainly

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had all his speed but he Ilarked staminaEverything scratched out of Klntrstona wayIn the Filebt makes and tho Diners brownhorse had a walkover for that event TheReapers Stakes brought out a fair field oftnrrayearolds with Ituperta a pronouncedfavorite Tbe filly justified the conlldence re¬posed In her by winning hands down with lemum in second place and Miss Belle tblrdThe opening event for twoyearolds resultedIn an easy Victory for St Omer who cleverlyridden by Garrison won with a lot up illssleeve Woodcutter was second but LarlyBlossom carrying a lot of moneywas unplacedKenwood won the filth race but had a goodwldaawak boy had tbe mount on EnglishLady she would bavo gut the money as abswascomlrjgery last nt the end and In theopinion of the best judges could not have lostbad Steppe made his run In time Firelly wasalmost backed oil the bonds for the sellingrace at even furlongs and the old geldingwon hand down Fernwood a most disap ¬

pointing colt owned by J 1J Hagglti withodds of aa much as SO to 1 against him for theplace was a good focord aud Quotation thirdThere was a wild plunge on Long Dance towin the closing race of the day over tho turfbut NIarll won after a driving finish withMacbeth IL and St Luke the lavorlto cuttingIt badly in the stretch

TIlE FIBST HACKThe field got away In very good share after adelay of live minutes with Vanity Bt Omer

end Highland Lass in the van They madetile running in very compact order untilaround the elbow when St Omer und Wood-cutter

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drew away from the reat Garrison satperfectly still all the war home while Taralwas riding Woodcutter hard end the formeralways having the boat of it won br a lengthBetty Prather was third two lengths away

For 2jrarol4i nonwlnnariot lliiOO anrentakiof 111 each with CIloo added of which Sj30 to secondand Cia LOlbJrel Futurity course about threequartri-or a mileJ Iielonri eh o Bt Omer by St BlalieOlltlpa

Ila1uarUoot3 A BaWb ierbcwoodcuVtVrll8cTraVi i i 3Orarl Coeb 5 Betty Prather 105 Dendiri 3

Claudia Common Bean Blacaleet Roe II Kloalos colt Otto lur9tan Nellie rejtou oily Meiaracolt nDlamln Vanity Unlldean filly Ulibland Lam Woodcutter Early tflouonj Arstl cudBelivu alto rauTime 11145

BettlncAialBitI Et Omer 3 to Il EarlyI Dlooiom 4 toll UUhland Lau 6 to I Woodcutter BlacklockI sailAdage ally each 10 to I Petty rratber and Inca IIeaeli 12tal ClandlDI OllTnr and Benjamin etch13 to I Vanity Vteiara colt Nellie Feriou filly andLanrettan chZU to 1 OrIOn 4O to Iit Knilora slidOulldean Olir each so to I Mualoa colt anu CommonSense each luu to L hiuiuaispaiiliio33 J1335 taiao

TilE rLIOHT STAKESAll the others being withdrawn Kingston

galloped over the course at a twominute gaitThe brown horse wanted to co faster but Mar-tin

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took a strong hold of his head and wouldnot permit hint to shuw his speed

The Flight Stoke A sweepstake for twovearetdtand npwardoft35ach with tlJM added whichRK o tecond the third te receive tItS 001 ot thetttke seven furUaaOwyer Brot br h Kloitifon a by Spendthrift

Kapanta ill Uutln v-

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BXAPEBS STAKESDemuth Ituperta and Clio were the first

away to a good start Ldaar Johnson bringingup tbe rear Longshord went up on the outelda very fast in the run around the turn andat the quarter won making the pace with Clioa loneth and a half before Demuth and ICuporta Miss Dell trailing In the run to the haltLongshore lOOk command of affairs and wasa length before Demutb who was a lengthand a half In front of lluptrto Aroundthe upper turn lemuth and Ituperta elooed onLongshore very fast and when they squaredaway for home III Den a and Demuth worn oneren terms The flllv always bad tbo best ofit and won under a pull br a noolc Ules Hellowits third ten lengths away

The Reaper1 ritaVea for IhreeTearolda a sweepllakeiufCJoeaoh wIth IlalO added of which 31 VJ tosecond the third to receive ciuu out of the sickest onemite and ttircilxteenth-ii J Johnton b f Ilaprrta by Frlnce Charlie

ilarruerll IU Allen t811 irewne II o Uemnth Ill tO Cortnuton Jiso lleantacr f Mlu Hell uw MMflyi a

Edgar Joliuon Clio Loujnhor and Kinluenc altoranTIme 20214

netting Oi Ruperta a tot acilnit Oimnth am to 11Edgar Johnion lilo li Mill Bele 15 Ic lii Lougtbor-so to llI Clio ai to II Eminence 40 to I Mutual paidIsto 5340

THE AVERAGE STAKESTbe pair went away on exactly even terms

end tbo pace win mild a heart breaker fromthe drop of the hag wltb IIno land cutting outthe work The big gelding had nn 11 < VII n 10ol a Inngtb nt the quarter but It was Increasedto two lengths at the half when Taylor hoganriding Trlatnu a trifle with lila lianas anti MrKuans horse closed up nome ground Kturybody had conceded tile race to Itncelnnd fromthe start but when the pnlr struck iho bead oftbo stretch and Hamilton began looking arounduneasily those who put UP 600 to win Clodbtl ion to feel uncomfortable At the furlongpole Hamilton wont to the whip on Ilacelandanti Tristan coming on won by length suit ahalt In 200 beating the best on record by afraction

Tli Average Blake a iweptlaVi for tbre yearold CM earn wIth flsnii cOdeswhich kUrdJ and IMJto the third one rr-and three tlitetnth-tI Ktuart a ces b h Trlitan by Olenelg La Tra

TiMe 102 Taylor 1A Ueiinontt b g Ranlandi S 100 Hamilton i y

Time 31001Jletllng On Raceluna a to II agalnit Trlitan 0 to I

Uutnalt pldtkv4uTHR 71FTJ1 HACK

Lamblor took Kenwood 1 off In front and madenil the running with Hunouot aud HtocktouIjapped anti Knplisb IBdy bringing 1111 tbo roarThey ran In this order until the head of thahomestretch when ttenpo came through ulthi-

iglleliI Iady nod although she was miningvary taldlr all the way liotno Iho ilUiancowas too abort to malts un the gap and J onwood won by thieonunrteis ot II lei cthBanquet wns beaten two liHicttiB for the plato

A lanOlcap iweeiuiake fur tPricaar odnaaU upward of fJ eaclL with IIXM ndile I lit is luau tevi Inseond suit lliJ tutliiril me rail ad three pliteentbiU Walbauma b c Kenwood I1 by raUbttv Katie

free MiLtmblerl IScoggan lieU oh f Cngllth Iwidy a HOBteppe 3W f Scntfa b e banquet P luj Taylor a

tftockton also gaitTIm 202-

liatltDgAgatet Kenwood ll to Si BiagueL I lo6iJeoJIUt It eel IOD 4 It I Mutuali paid

THE siirn PACEQuotation made the running for halt a mile

alterwhlobrflertle D went through and showedthe way to the turn for home where FinflyjVrrnwood Lotion Ilambler and Uuoiatloitwore on amo t even term Flioily always toutthe best oflt and ultlinatnly won bye lengthund a half with udmetblug spare Ternwoodbeat Quotation n length lor Ibo place

Iurie rTM of which IIS lIv thiiicndt entrantCib 10 be divided bei Ieen IIbe irctmd and thirdi irlllng-alluwancet eaves urung >

J II WcUormlcki cli g rlrtlly 6 by The IllUredIan Ilolt IILI ifitjiu I

J B lUjglne bit e Vtrnwood a vi A covingtonl vK rurctiltch in Quotation 6 Illj TtTlorl a

Lotlou Rambler Kd Uafaeril II flancovai KalUelltrptr Niwborg ao Lm tn Ulowom alto ran

Tima IBettlngigalott Tlredy rn nuneyi Osttatlca tUU loam ILaxgere M MI untie ii Lad Vewbuxav i

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ItoI J aJ1 Iot

aehlotlmIetenlIttt Paieoca M la 11 FaISbIe-idid L Tnn Eesom febi tl I M4 Leaf cod Fed-

weed eaCh M lei iiftTtfali iuo7fnia siovisTwIt mrvEimr sect

Etev Long Danoeand Macbeth It alternatedIn the lead from the start until squared awayfor home where KleTe and Lonw Uftace wereteateh and dropped back In ft whlpplnJr flnlhNlgait won by threequarters of a lenlnl1while Macbeth IL boat St Luke as far for thepiece

A nljrbweUM haaitleap sweepstakes HI each withlouuedavd of which 55 to the eeond ceO Cia

to the third ccc rail Cad a qntrler 0 tart8 W Fireefich n Niagara at by Lake Blaekbnrnn1lTyLtr IIMTaralI I

V llantlnI Co1 h g Mcoelhlt S imtrraaeW Sk Uerdacii re lit Lute artd Iiieflu atrek IRlve and LOOK Dspre altoI ran

Timi fill 41nettl ronIxrar Daore lutott Niagara 4 toIl ItLnkan4Pleachstoh llactxtk IU 1001 Mo

teal rail ttdeeA 1U MII

tarmacs FOil BntutraiittAD OAT

A aoe> Ttetd orTworei >roUii to Sleet I

tile reveries StakesTho stake feature ot todnys card for Bhaaps

bead Dar IIs the Partridge Stakes for tworearolds which should be won br Stratbmeatbwith Elgin second Kingston should lead theopening event with Monroe second BobbyBeach and Clarendon ought to have a greatchance the second but AustrallU is a dan-gerous

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commodity Little Addle and LittleJim should both go well In the fourth TulleBlackburn may win tbe fifth with Los Angelosecond Arundel mar win tho last rac with1oune Dukescon-dnroRA sweepstakes for threeyflarctdi up

ward of Slllch with Siiuu adIeu one milunion llllMnnroe IISYoungluke133 Kyrl0 IIS-

Bleve mlSecond Race Tb rartrldi Stakei for twoyear

oldit a aweekttake ot ru each with tlSM adddthree quarters of a mile on turfKcllp Aiiemon US-

IlonnlaLattUnman iifl-Kirathmath

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Ixlaoy WblorlonI1rdllarrr IIS Utrle 115

Third RaeFor tbrytaroldl a sweepstakes ofsib etoh with lltou added futurity courtDmidess 125 Auitrallu litResell Lad Agne 1-11CIroodoo12 l etrl 8eL litBobby Peach Ill llouttnli I OHDratdto tiu-

Elith

111 Spent ItH-CoitaPtrtgt lit ItJOM ion

rIlLlor UFourth RarIon flnoo for thryoar otis and

upward one mil and an e lghth-

PtTatnr 128 DeIt 111

rrtl I I fllrthtsyMetd of Orleansiil Emlnno 18Little Jim 10 tennie It 10-4iatShriy lii LlttieAddie >Drown IIloalo call t4

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Flftb SateA handicap sweepstakes or meb withSf2I1oeldell one mile noel s furlongLot ADC 117111100 55

I ng fIrioldcn Or 110 ciTulle BlackburnIto Iallelr <RaceA iweipitaktt for thrtyrarnldi and

upward of IIS each wlih C1UUO added on mil onturfYoung Dak IJBILantt mFalcon I8J KlirneL I MGypsy Queen Ill Fonitce 120Sieriden ISO ihcetey 1211

WIflo 123 reII 10Fitzroy 120 nlolthorb M 13O rtlt 10 tuOydohnson117Fer-flwood iio tiontin Illat Jobn 120 11 T

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Pony flacee at NewportNKwroKr Sept 4Some capital sport was had to day

at the Aqutdneck pony racee whloh wr attended bjrmany hundred of the cottagers Theodore Haremeyer Charles Ilavemeyer Fraicott Lawrence W IILawrence W II O Slates rrry Betmont and AlbertTadelford were out with their four In binda TheJudges were Prescott Lawrence W K Hunter THitchcock Jr and L Lerllltrd

The first race was an open handicap ponies 14 1

and under CIa to brat teo to leoood After n capitalrice Post Soy lUr W K Thorn won Princess MrMiicat tecond and Ntarll ht with Mr Gray up thirdthe second race withI four etarteri sal for a pursealto to nrit AU to second There wets two neatachief tnln Mr Thorn wou both leadIng by a lengthMr llarbordi Nina was third and Tommy fourth

Third race Newport Handicap purse Ultoflntgui to neoond and 21 to third it was a splendId rontest Mr Unirat won with Starlight br a balf lengthHetty Ur Smith was second ann itotilette from theTamalamah itabie Ur Thorn wan third FITs furlonRa Time 111

There were but three at the post for the next raceChieftain Mr Thorn Betty Mr South end Leila Blion Mtcnael1 Herbert The distance was six furlongs

and every yard wae splendidly oonteiled Chlettalnwon by half length

The last rat wu for a ISO purse Mr Keene redsBterenf Little Winch Mr Thorn the TamalaraahStables hnrprlt Mr Vingat was up on the IroepectStables rrlnoep and Mr Horden on hitl roan BillyLittle Winch leI nearly the whole distance and won

The races wIlt be continued on Saturday at the sametime and plat

5110 CiTING

Tb Dexter Park CliumploiiihlpA team shoot to decide the Dexter Park champion

ihlp for trophy emblematic of th tame and to beknown as the Dexter Park Cbarnplontblp Trpby willbe held on that popular thootln ground on WednesdayOct 1 Invltatloni bare been tent to the following NewYork and Long Island ihootlug organizationT Gleninure hind and Qua Club farkway Acme NorthildehillsIde Falcon Kings County llanahan and Crescentflnnolnba Long Iiland and Diana ftportitnani eliibtalt of Brooklyn the hint German ion tlubof NewYork anil this airman Jeanette Emerald and Algon-quin Con Club of ilite city

ftc coalition are that the trophy shall become theabtolut property of the club whote tem make thelilghtltioore in case of tlea the teams ihall ihieioTtbreblrilt cacti man The teams than con Ut of-ten men each and the entrance tee will te Ci perteam Entries win clot on Saturday Sept 20 when acommittee conttttlng of a delegate from each clubenured will select aud pnrchatea trophy to tiisamouulof the entrance mousy deposIted live extra prize otMO fcin SIb f 10 and V will Ibe given to the Bre marksmen making the hIghest Individual scores possible Mmwill be shot off at three birds each men then mist amidout the flye shooters staying In longest to b entitled tothe money

Time following roles will govern the shoot Tb rapicing of the team entered ihall telect a referee whosedeottlnn mail bo foal a lodge who shall wmeu the t ot-tlonot the gun and two official toorrr The captainsshall draw for places and only the official and the conurtanti aCtually ihootlngln cacti round will be allowedto etar In the eneloture Each man moet shoot at tenlire bird from five irate 26 yards rise for twelve ant27 rardi for tenbore gone tie gun to be held below meelbow until the bird is on the wlag both barrel alnvrO80 yards bounUrj A bird shut nn this aroundwill be no bird and th shooter will he entitled toanother bird only ens men at a tim win be allowedto gather bird Only the captalnt of the competingtami caoohalleng birds for soy reason and Hurlinghem rules shall oe binding In all respects not beforepelned-Tha probablllllee are that at least ton nf the invited

club will participate among them the Qlenmore Jerkway Acm North shOe Jeanette Krueralil and thetwo Herman gun clnbi tthootne will begin atHAMand the meeting prnmltet to be the eucceol ot theshooting season In the vicInity of New York

The EmpIre 33111 C leakThe EmpIre Kin Club held is opening macthug at the

headquarter 12 51 Marks place yeelerday Ji weedecldid to hold biweekly shoots at the gallery dimln-gthsnasnnon the lOOtontrangeof the iermnpAmneric-ami shooting Society A gentleman foriieriy proimi-lnenthy conneotsil with rifle shootIng wiil gIve ye o vhcable Inclate tsr tile seaonnscomnpethticin Afler m-

lttemiertiOu at the Usual routine htehles th mneetincwas adiourned and ins young members ienleril a-Teoermtlolt to the ladies amoig whom were Sire 0 0-

ttler lid Shys Mar0u 3115 SophIe Slsrlin cud lte-tlrace tao Ardetm ifier the earring of refrashueitedannln was the order of iii eveulug Lull was tintihiud until a late boar

Stealing NotrThe New Vnrk ma Club will iiiem one and prohnbly

two team Into the homey M either team match atCreedtuoor

The shooting of the Jersey State temn at Crenilinuo-ryetterdar was of a great train the arerave in theirpractice for the interrfiae match betnp ni er 4i

AU members of the Zetller fife Club wishing to pirllclpate In the Barney calIber sent m tch onlhuriday ihuuld be nt the Loiig Island city depot Iu time Innthe Ou train

Sergeant Ccrrle of the Twelfth Peidment formerly f-

tb United Slates army mad tb folionluc MI retu Ing a rprlngneld end a Remington nIle open cchtale pound pull Ii4i yaruii dutance Crtedmunr turreton the Creedmoor range In n throe cornered mitt Itwith J A Horken Coil Ilenry llolgei ot thiS Settler KillClub yooterda strings of live rolsiho rointil-aisfai 3A la n a a si Total sal AVerage440 per hut on OIly ibot

The Larehraont Club RegattaFollowing IIs a lilt of the entrltt received op to last

night ten liii retnl r fall regatta of this LarohmoutYacht Club lo be held tcmorrow It In confidently expeeled that it tar number ot entries rill yet be r-

cetved llefins if time of olotlng the listleunorir ices h Agnet-bitiopt coil I opted ClttM 4Clara and Jeralca Claus

hLine and Ulnerva ClaiiThathleen Aiuaton ami-

llaliiihsiny

MaInsail Yacht Clai ItAura Ella and Viapn Mainsail Yachts Claus 18rlval Kent Zulleka

and fh IliaAsacuat the tug nalroll rvvlded for mcnittri of the

thuD anI inslr giietii will nrcoiniiaiir the rnc lilt overtt e coerCe i 11111 interact iis heLen In Olat 4 ni aclose SOil exciting race I 0 pecte I butwcen tbi Claraand ill hew tMutrh cutter Jessica

On Uondarihe piolal re c > fur tie ifoot coil 31foot itnatl will tate place oIl Larihmont Tue entriesso lar Iu the J fout dais are the Minerva end tile Lirlitbe iuc JJalcU wilt be un Imtid un TuiJy alio

Aqnnlla iced Cane Note from New J reyAny mount nt too was to b bad at lbs annual re-

falia ot tIle Orange Canoe Clnb-

Mr J D Dsgoin cUbe lanth Canoe Club U oo efthe best Junior paddier on Inelautto River

The Newark contingentinloyed tlieuKelietlmmentely as the Stateu Island Athletic Club regatta

Tb fourclnh event an Innorwtion to ranolnfba caught oo well among devvteei of this pastimeCanoeists along the Panialc Hirer are rather sly whenthey < rf> u of toe Yonkers Canoe Cluu rneuUr ai a

rmatuihis inrlii Iloat Club held a lively meeting at their

he iliu rifrt uu Tuesday evening thIs urganluilonlice loads u ftlr iliuwliu ou the wiir lurlu < 110 ruttlirr uoutbu

Tile tiuiltueihav uiad nrraucenfiin for their an-nual hi 1515115 Tbn trorratiiine will occupy tandye i l iiio iliiiil iiid fm cit rainrdtrt of till monthlive bvnii frlneil a4 inc iutlul hIlls

Tbe fataalo heat Club will bay their annul regattaami formal opening of the new beadiiuauir on Saiurday dept it Iu the aturuuon the regatta will havethe fnllovlug aveniji tingle seMi pair oared gig fouroared pip ilaveared rig eightoared thell tub cadswImmIng race Ibe ipatloua rectctHa teem wiLt te aHas Sd aieur U Ue eieaUi

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p KINO OF COCOAS ROYAL COCOA FACTORYKings are but men but all men are not kings Therefore

when the King ef Holland toy as he did by deed of AugustI

u 1889 that he is greatly pleased with I

VAN HOUTENS COCOABEST a GOES FARTHEST

and entirety unsolicited grants the manufacturers the soleright of styling their works the Royal Cocoa Factory a sig-nificance

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attaches to the act which would not were henot every inch a king a

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ATULETIO NKtrU FIIUU ABROAD

The Work or Encllih Ammtarm aud Profelonal In lle eeml Contests

The sixth annual championship meeting otthe Qaallo Athletic Association of Ireland waswas hell on Aug 10 in Clontnrlc Park Drumcondra The performances worn generally ot-

n suoorlor class The 100yard run was wonby D D Bulger In 10i seconds und word fromthere is that ho starts on his hands and kneesa la the Yankees Putting the 10pound shotwas won by James Ollahonoy with 37 feet 11

Inches T J Uorcoran won the halfmile rimeIn 2 mlnutea ION seconds The 220inra runwas captured br JJ Nolan In 23H secondsDig and popular Dr J C Duly won throwingthe 7pound weight with a record ot 81 feet 21inches P 11 Jalnlan won the running highjump with 6 feet 9K Inches which Is the bestperformance at these games since P J Kellyof Ireland and W ii Page of America tied at6 feet IK Inches In 1837 Pushing the 26poundshot from n stand with a follow woe won byDr Daly at 31 feet 3 Inches O Dormer wonthreomlle walk In 23 mlnutea 39 seconds

The 120yard hurdle race 3 feet G incheshigh was captured for the fourth successiveyear by D D Bulger in 1C45 nconds andthrowing the 10pound hammer handle 3 feet0 Inches long with unlimited run and followwas won by IT Daly with 125 feet 3 InchesThe Doctor weighs over 300 pounds havinggained some flfleon pounds since ho was InAmerica in 1888 Tim onemtlo run was wonby J P McCabe In 1 minutes 17 25 secondsD D Bulger won for the third successiveyear the running broad jump nt 21 feet 1

inches but D Bhanaban tho holder of theworlds record for the running two hops end ajump was close behind Bulger with 21 feet 2

motes Shanahan won the running hop stepand jump with 17 feet 5 Inches and the nextman to him was 8 feet 1 Inch behind H 0Wells a rising runner was first In the 110yardrun In 51 seconds Dr Ditty stepped again tothe front by winning throwing tho CCpoundweight with unlimited run and follow Hisperformance 31 foot 10 inches Is his host reo ¬

ord The three standing broad jumps withweights was won by J Reynolds with 31 feat5 inches All tbo events were hold on turf

Among the entries for tho individual allathletic championship or Ireland meSound county Kerry T M Donovan

Queens College Cork T Jennings who wonthe English championship lor the runninglimb ump Inl88J bo retirements CambridgeUniversity P Lawless of Londonderry a cupItiil juniper and weight thrower Duniul O-

Jlnlger Dublin elands churn nlon sprinterand running broad jumper T Mooney ofMonastereien who iit Is credlcted will bo theallround champion he being vijry strong lotweight throwing and active for jumping Thefixture le creating great Interest partly on ac ¬

count of Its being tne llrst regular meeting forthe decision ot tho title When the Americanteam was In Ireland In 18S8 nn nilround com-petition

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for the chutnplnnhlp of Hint countrywas hold There was none In 188J but this yearthe meeting has boon launched In nrcpular way

At tho Monanterevcn SportS In Ireland Auc21 T Moonoy won no lots than live first prizesnil from scratch The events bo did so welt Inare the 120yard hurdles running high jtituijrunning broad jump pushing the 28poundshot and throwing the 86pound weight

The tenth annual festival anti games of theBath Cycling Club of England was held at IbisBath College Cricket grounds Aug 1C in thepresence of COOO spectator The grass trackwas rather heavy otvlng to recent ruins Thefeature ot the afternoon was JJ Klbblewhltnsrunning in the onemllo handicap run Thissterling runner finished fourth by not over six ¬

teen yards In 1 minutes 2Qft seconds Ills In ¬

dividual time was 1 minutes 23S seconds A-

Wnkeloy with 125 yards start was the winnerof the race H 11 Hooper of the London Ath-letic

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Club showed capital form In the 120yardhandicap run ho finishing Iron scratch sixfeet behind the winner whose time was liiiseconds There was however Quito a wind atthe runners backs Hoover alsn won secondprize in the quartermile handicap run beingSeaten by H Frickor who bad eighteen yardsstart only one yard In M seconds

W U Kant ot Isleworth it open to scull anyman In England over the full Thames itlvorcourse for the championship of England antistnkoR of 200 a side He prefers to moatGeorge J Perkins ol NerrcastleonTrnr

On Aug 18 Fred lllchardsonsged 15 of Paddlngton undertook to walk iron the Marylobone Theatre Church street Edgewaro roadto the Swan old Kent road In 67 minutes for awager ot Ado The time was taken by Mr A

Garret and Richardson was attended to byGeorge Uarrott Tba refereo was W tYhitaHe made the start nt 630 A M and broughtuo at the Hwnn at 20 minutes 15 seconds past7 covering the journey In 50 minute 15 sec-onds

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anti benilng time by G minutes 15 secondsThe London Fportina Life or Aug 21 contains

the following paragraph written by Olym-pian

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Last week I drew the Attention of handlcapper andathletes to ttie tueceueiorw N Christie the Americanrunner Who had recently obtained two fret Critic fromthe ten yards mark Last Wednesday followed these

by winning the quarter handicap at Douglat frontthe Came mart As he won emllr by four arcs In 01VI rated my quittion of last weeL and again ilk adluiiir to glv Christie an opportunity of showing uswhet be cannot do

Olympian has complained for severalweeks that the American was being trentudton leniently by the handlcnmerf-

R iletfor of KantlHli Tuwn nan answered thechallenge of K llollly to whistle any one InEngtaciL Heller will vrblstla hint the best ofthreii tunes If any one will give u trophy worthwhlctllnufor

Tha amateur championship swim of the Marpay Itlvor was held under the nusplceu of tileLiverpool hwlramlng tub on Auir IH Thecourse was a mile from Now Brighton to thetjeajorth shore Six of the eight entries startedAHmllb Tyldsley B U was llrst with WEvans Manchester Mwnn 8 C aucoad V Whuntington Liverpool H 0 was tblid Notime was taken The I hallongo cup valued at30 culnena lies now been won twice by Smithand will become his property should he win Ita third tune

1Ito creat professional match nt golf betweenWilly Iark and Andrew Kltkcnldv for 200 uside took place Aug 20 on Mus elbur h GreenIt attracted n great deal ot attention mainlyowing to tile tact that tile two playnrs wore Inthe blood for the championship content lastfull when Park who bails from Mimsolburithonly gained the bulB ribbon of the golllngworld alter playlngo lie For this last matchPark Issued a challenge to play any man Inthe world for from 100 to 500 over tourScottish greens Among several who madeendeavors tu accept the challenge JUrkcaldiof Ht Andran was the only one wbo could unitsufficient hacking Both then lid distillgulnhod tbemcelves In practice With the ex-ception

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ol u slight bruerc on the outwardjourney Hie weather was faMirublo fora good exposition of the game nnd atthe commencement at noon there wereat least 800U erectatom nnd thisnumber was considerably augmented ns tintday wore on Ulvo und take lilly character ¬

ized the lint round hark tlnU gajnod aslluhtadvantage nt tua coucluilon of nine holesha standing one up Klrkcaldy wrestedthis advantage fiom him at the first hole orthe second round nnd continuing In n brilliantway llnUhod tile round with tho good soors ofSG anil with two holes tu this Rood The pinyera wore rattler Incompnlencod by lOp gruntcrowd During the third louod Park pressedthe leader tory oioo hilt tho latter not onlymanaged to bold IllS own out Increased lilatotal to thruo hole up An unexpectedcliaiiKO cam oter Ihefouith nnd last roundnnd Klrkcanl toll tiff In tile Eitme very muchnnd lot hIs three holds ndvuutiigu und thegitme Wise munre with Iho utica to play Thefirst two tell to Inrk the nrxt two were halvedbut Klrkcaldy gained this last hole und thematch

At the Douglas Harriers shone held at theBellnviie ground Douglas lisle of Nan onAug 20 lCHj HpeiMiiturx were preannt Tlmfeature nf tile meeting wits ih tiyaid mntclirunning rnie betnvan TI I clmlnn and N I >

Morgin both of the Halfortl llnrilin Nlibolashad sprnlmtil his auLle tlirou lays previouslyana broke down n few yards from the start nndcould not continue the race II mil hoped to-vlxltI Amerlcn on thaHiilfontI IlnrrJAia MumTbra hits been a tendency this slimmer forEnglish girls to perform uotintli fenm Onoreccuily of unto was iicomplltlud by n younglitily named Hilda llrimalt ol KijR lia tnn Agentlemen named tsttr Scott swam with herfrom ht Catherines Fort to Daldy island ontug IB The distance iIs more then four milesbut owing to tba title they covered the dlilaneeIn one bqur azd a queller Two boat aeromnunied them In one of whIch they alterirardOnea book to the tuilnj cckt-

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PROFIT AND THICKS OK XOtt ZUflfl c

Sot of the RcetBt TTIn er IistMCee >f u

Sharp JTmetlerThere are very few plungers In the real

sense of the word on the turf today MichaelF Dwyer and A P Walcott may possibly ba socalled but won ot the stamp of Theodore Wal ¬

ton who set the racing people ot two conti ¬

nents by the ears are nn oddity nowadaysThe great Increase in racing Is in a maestro i

resrouslble for this The heavy bettors whohave fought their way all along the line knowfrom experience that tIle bookmakers have the mif

best end of the deal and when Pittsburgh Philand other clever judges of form blossomed outinto bookmakers them wnsnosurprireevlncedby the great mass of racegoers Phil Is ocrotty V

good winner on tho pennon so far both In hisbook and on outside bets nlthouch tim Monmouth Park meeting which was so disastrousto nearly every member of the talent madehim wince on more than ono occasion But toba sure he always had the book lo fall bade 44-

on and any bookmaker will readily acknowl-edge

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that there has never been n meeting Inthe recollection of turfmen where form was soInconsistent and where the public lost so heav-ily

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as nt Monmouth Park Yet TomChllds waaso unfortunate its to get ou the wrong side ot i

the fence aud clever player and game bettoras ho Is he Is now taking things easy and wait-ing

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for something to turn UPMichael Dwyora speculations this year have IJhardly bern so heavy as In former times yet

the fact that ba had 20000 on Kingston atSheepshead Bay a few days ago shows that thejunior partner of the Brooklyn racing firm Isstill doing unite well thank you Tho brownhorse could not have lost the race in question h

unless he fell or wow Interfered with cud MrDwrer probably did not get more than 3500against 10000 Mr Dwyers health has notbeen good this year and ba takes much lessinterest In racing than formerly although bais still a very close student of horses and theirform

Mr Walcott thinks nothing of putting downt2000 or 3000 on something that has n fight¬

tag chance and It is said that he lies won veryheavily this year quite a few good things thatcame off and were well played being creditedto him lit Pierre Lorlllard likes to bet onhis own horses wuen ho thinks they have nchance and or more than ono occasion thisyear be line made the ring weary Joe Ullmanthe erratic bookmaker fIlm Chicago cameLast the latter purl ofthe Momnoulh meetinganu cavu the boys a turning over lie got theuionuy more thun once but Ullmans judg-ment

¬is not always the host in IIbo world

Ot lha New York i ncllloi8 who always cambin among thomtehos aud Iny to knock eachother out with a bottledujt sleeper Jack MoDonald and Matty Lorbott are undoubtedlythe biggest winners 1ourfiall bettor knownas Lob wonvery heavily while Johnny Camp ¬boils lucky star was In the ascendancy juthis conlrfres are gutting the money Dituk againnow LuceAppleny lies lad a very fair yearanti uo base 1rof Iko Thompson Jimmy Mabony anti iottfried Wulbnum Dutch Fredhsbnpr almost bankrupted bU fellow pencil rlets at Saratoga when Mastorlodu Eminenceand Lelreiln got tu tile front Lshuor li tbayoung uiuu ivho sold walking stliLn about timerace tracks a iew youis ago Today lIe has aa-eilenalvo stable of race horses soil in mattinga high roller book Davvr Johnson the hornierpartner of Lucien Appiuby met Ills Waterlooat Monmouth Park anti woe ou the groundseveral times but somo good Samaritan al ¬ways turned up and advanced enough moneytu put him on illS loot again how have Is onthe highway to fortune again but the goodlooking young man would need a000 to payhis debts with and that liuuio cannot be wonin a day t

A rood story is told of how n certain shrewdbookmaker who had it sleeper in his stable ROCthe worst ot the odds on the day tif tin raceanti illustrates aptly how bluer the conflict forthe maMuryls In the poiicillots arena Thetorso in question opcied at very long oddssomebody Iu tbe umuloy of tbe owner musthave boon false to the trust coatlded in himOB before a com ol the owners monty could boplaced the price had been knocked down CDper cent by the comuiltiKlonets ol a rival whowon twice as much monty us the roan who bailengineered the scheme To make muttersworse one ot the owners commissioners Mhoput on something like 1500 turned In tickets tat a point or two lower than the market price i

A gloat hue and cry has been raised iwalnscbookmakers owning and running horses antIthe practice is certainly jwrnlclous Humnunature is the same the world over and a book ¬maker would hardly have any qualms of coosclenco If ba run one or his horses a rlUe shortof work nail let the public bet ou him bcllevlug that the borIc was In prime condition andcould Win As n loather 01 net the bone laquestion might not have hul n gallop In three I

or four days and would nave no show lareality for tho rare All such money would ba-as good as louna an there would ba absolutelyno cbuuco hung it flail u dozen very goodarguments might be advanced in favor ofbookmakers being debarred from owning anilracing horses but this ulouo should bo suf-ficient

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Ono of tba most profitable sources of trickeryon tao turf nowadays and one that Is alarm-ingly

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prevalent la this A wan owns a noiseand Is nut anxious to win with him Perhaoahe couldnt win ll be tried to do K He ix no-

inialutod with a bookmaker nail Informs thelarer ol odds thitt his horse will not bo danger ¬

owl The publlo may think well of the racerthough mid noi knowing any better will bet

u him The bookmaker takes In the coin inhandluls and shares with tbo owner

A tialner with a national reputation told the t I

wilier some time ago bow a certain mnn always made between tiouoo and 12000 out ot-n

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horse whose flume Is known from hole toBats Ernnclsco clear ot stakon and purseThe horse referred to was wondermllybut was a pitIable cripple anti tsas on theverge of breaking down for years Ibooldfellow had tu bo trained very gingerly but as i

Soon au tbo owners pocket bocnmo depletedbo would Insist on running mile hone no mat ¬

whether It was against the skates at Brigh-ton

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hay and Monmouih inrk Tho horse was arood one wbin IU anti always carried a largeshare of public ptitronaca with him anti no imatter when lit marled ho iraa well hacked 11tile owner butt an accommodating Irlond or twoIn the ring and tIle old IIOISHS race generallyi roughttlinniln aluthnrvortt notwithstandingthe tact that on such oeoisloris ha generallypioughtuK with tile rout guard at the llnlnb-on one occasion the horse hal not had a gallopfor four mouths and liad been home bin fourilnis froth a eterinnry Infirmary where be hadboon under treatment The scapegrace owner i

came down lo the track flat broke and despite I

tile entreaties of the trainer Instated on run-ning

¬tile hose at Brighton the following day

nlthouch the poor rrlppla hadnt is log to standon Not only this but the owner actually hadthe hardihood to try end engage Jimmy MoInugbllii ti rldo lila horse knowing that theklnuol jockc > B would aurely cnueo the horse I

to ba woll backed Tho trainer demurred and I

finally another boy wits secured Alter therace m which the old follow by a miracle aaIt seemed to the trainer did not break downthe owner received JlSOO as his share of theprofits Thats one was° of running a racingBtablu und making It pay j

f r oelThe llilmout R c of rulladiiphla will and astroag

tram tu play the Lf tgu at lltrgtu 1ulnt oa bepL IaThe nuiiual brurnt tir Ilirrr tiers the uiofnlonil-

or the iauliattmi ClI l win tske place liril Mnday1h gum will L lrn pec Turk against Sew York

linciles the Nest ye tVst game at 1rixpect lark tomorrow the oimopolltitu will pla hlugt Countyand Se f Vt k M III play a l etnrn gaIn with Uroeilru

II Wrlglet who did celtic ultvrr won ulthlhebttforth cc lirt Club this teawiu met his deetb In aveiy trsaio lounner nn luetdty living Inadvertentlyoltnned by a do e of carlwtlu acid adiuinlitered by aaaiiendaulat llellerue iloiplul

The llaitiie leant loplay Urlraont on Kept 12 In M RCobb captan J Kote A Mallit Iif J InnutrgattNanhatun J II Uoy K W 8ir lford New lock IfJ IVimd r1 VV T Mllea ElliS i oillll t II K Jeekixnlloemopo Hint T dll Charts and VI U Turner AewJtrcry 4 41 i II Mills n O liloiioia J L held and UStewart are the subslituee I

MaIn etltig belt at n Hrcadwar on WednetdayafLruoonltwu reiolved tu lutriii ihc rolo iur to ripremit Alhew > url In the match aualun 411 fhlladelI U lo in playcl on apt W aid 3i f u Smith W-

il Thompson U 0 Ibayrr H II Sirlomi Line II UoNntt J II Ainollii M It i obj r j IrcDdenratLTrent I II Klllt an < r ll flaike

The ueutlimen sf fhllidelpbla eaehly detested tbEnglish uitj nii team on Seth 1 and 3 at Ibllacelptila iiy sit wickets The New York cunllnient acquitled Ibiinielve virr well W II Tfcomijecn scored aJ-anl 45 TIer a and n and r 7 rreuderirax in auivii forlhllaiUlphle C II fohleo played a magiUteBt lImiunfor iai tbe totals were All VblUaeljr Iiiaat 1 lit 4 wleaiUI LalUh Uejljeau Illuift

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