New York Clipper (Dec 1895)

THE ISTEW YORK OLIPPER December 28. Hit DMIIos nt the HniilUtni iMgue ntm In ft (Uon OD ittti.tt A roniDilun ii( two. llenrr row- en, of New OiKtiu, 1 J., ud Oeorfe T. HulllDitii, or NaibVUIe, Ttna., itm •ppolnled (o llll tliB nciDClef imioli tie now opta In in« letgio. Ttienunnue fund wu n«it ftcud npon. li wu dccTdoil thit tl,lWO tbonld bo the •mount patop bjeftch claii m ftimnolcelbftiliwouldllnftliout the cb«s|>lon- ■nbtoftiioB, andttienuneriiiuiittiii pUcod In ilio lunlfot Ibe litunrerlMroie Mucti 1. Tbci*toi7 limit wu died at (l,mo per iriootb for e*cb cliiii. Tbe preiMeni was lamnicud to ippolnt» comoiltr leeot two (0 r^rrupoml wlili Iba onicKlii of Iho differtnt lalDor letKuex, looklni for (be iDiiigun- Uoa of imnHnieuij for tbe boiler proteciimi of lolemts of tirinlnor letRua. Iir. It. I.. U. Wbli«, of NubfUIr, iDd B. L. Iloll, of HoDlgqmerr, were tppolntad u ibU cmjimltiee. A iDMllmi will tM lidd Id Jftnuirj for ilie poipoM of fallr nnttotelDg tbe Ccnlinl l.eiigue, tn Incmdo towoi In raniujlv<ol>, Oblo and Weki Vlrgleli, A. C. Baokeaborger, wbo will baro charge of tbo Trenton Clab.of the Atlnnilc A»Mclatlon, baaaliDnl for Mit aetaon Al. Wftgner, aa lolleMer, and hlii liraitier, IIod« wrsgner, • plitbcr, of muiiiiirg, I't. Div/Voreo, iboteleiBn v°i«7«rftnd umpire, was ft c lUer ftt Uila onice liec. a. ne Teieran la look- log for ft potfUon aa umpire on ibe omclalauiTof one of the Dinor loagneH. lie akould nuke ft good man for the poalilon, aa he haintialDlr haif ci- perl*nc« enougli, bavlog bcoo Cduueclea irllh Uio luilonal game for oTcr iwenij jean-. Jaoe* II. Ilannlgg, who la oe Ibe rommlilee to aeleot a cllf to coopleta tbe Waiietii league cir- cuit of elgbi cliibH, inilmatCH itet Toltilo, 0., will lie the liieij ollj, and thai Miiuger Killa will have charge of Ita team. ORIOKET. ArTDiui-iKT AHKi'ii. uiBTDiii Of tbo Belmont L'lub, of rtlUdelphIa, I'a., Ibe follunlog oillirem were elected for tuo eiunlog jeat: rreildcnl, J. II. Uoloban Jr.; vice prealdeni, llcuir U. Urown; ireai- urer, L'. r, rearou; recording aecrelarj, i. II. Brown, and correi|iogdlng Kcrelaij, tlillon V. Work. lUe club cup'for ihe beat iiaiiliiii durlug tbe pftat aeaeoii waa awarded lo KmdK Vaiimli, with a loiftloflM nioa^orelgiit Inolnga, iielog uot out three tinea, which gate Ma Ibe lead over A. M. Wood, who acorrd 4)<i ruin In founcon Inologa. The oinb onp for tbe b<-<t liowllog waa won bf T. K. HMnejr, wbo took iwenij-Krau wlckeuat tbe com of 9.07 runa each. Tni ruiUDiLriiiA team will not vlilt Koglaud neit aeaaoD, tbeir contemiiUled trip abroad Dot even belDg tscntlnned at ilienieoiliijr or Ilio countyrecre- larlea, held lieo. lu.at Iximv, Loouoo. The oxium for tbe next Roaaon Id f^ogUnd wrro then arranged, Includlnga lull programine for tbo visit of the Aua- trallant, tbeIr throe moiit Imponaut gauea txlog with ft repreeentatlva eleven or KagUail, conioteuu. big June 2J, ftt l,ord'a;iul/ lii,al Mancboatcr, and Aug, 30, ftt the Oval, liondon. Bherwiu. ibo Teiciuo wicket keeper, of Noiiltiiliamabire; luwiln, ibe Mlddleaei profeNlohal, ami George l-ubuwnu, o( Bunej, will each be ibereclplcaior a benem. TOk UemuDiown U.nb, of fblladelphla, Pa., ban arranaed for a acrlea of cnlortalumeiiu to Ue given tbU mnier at luclub houne. Tbe nml of the ketlea wat given llec. in, wbeo an annialng plaj called "tljcla" wai peifunDCd, wlih Ueorge U. Warder In the title role, which ho orcdluo); ausuined. Toe attendance waa Urge. R. OmmaLL, who captained the tatenullonat Athletic Uiib'a cricket team lait ftiHion, waa one of tbe rIollnH of ine acchleui on theaieamablpBt. fanl.on l>ec. in, lie djlog from tbo tirocia o( bla Injuriea two daya alierward. Till AutniMANa play their opening game next aeaaon, la Kiigtand, on Uny ll.aiiil fiiiluwlng daya agaluM llampabM, and tlirlr clwlog match, Sepl. i, and followloi daya.alllaalliigiagalniil tbe South of lioglaiid. WiLTU UuuriiHtvri.lboveierwi siuwx loli bow- ler, baa retired frum Kugllah ciHinly citcktt,aud baa lireo nominated aauiicof theuuptrca In counly conicata nut eeaaon. Qiatiii OtKi'iH will iiKnt likely caplain Iho Aua- tntllau ttftin that will vtuli KiiRlaud next aeaaon, and play a aarlee of gauica In tbe Ihilied HIatca ana UMada 01 ihelr return bumu. HtOkkhzii, a well koowu liatauan of Bydoey, N. 8. W., Ana., recently made 'il3 nina liefom bu waa nm onl, his acore iHlug obtained otr excclleut Inwllng and deldlni. A. 0. OlEsoN, ft young Kogllali aoutcur, wbo bad played aercral llniea wTib ino Kent team, died luc. V, after ft llugeilng illneis. -A.THLETIC. COHinO KVBNTS. Jan. IT, mS-Nalloaal Atlilcllc CItb and I'ltmMnv V, fortr-aavMitl RaaltiiMit, N. (I. a. K. v., Ji,1iil imlMir gana^ onaory, krooklyn, N. V «... . »— .—J^,. .—- rab. I-Maw Jtney Allilelu Clalinaralvil ot Riurli, Madba gquan Uinltn, N. V. Clly. Ksb 1—AnialaatAI)il«ll« Italou t«a nilld lUt racaaod tvonllaar • - ' . _ aMplaabtaa, fur elitinplooaitii, Madlfoii fviuar* Uardae,lftwrorlctir. faMO-Coapaay I, Toinh H«l>ioot,N. (I. R. N. V., aad^waat flkl* AUiwito CInb joint [a^Hir gauiar, Riniory, Maw Tort Olly. JaU mi ABulaar Athlallo Haloa ladlTldnal all arauoil chaaiplooiAilpeonipatlilMi, IMriaa l^liii, N.J. KXIoaal AaaoclatloBFoolliall. Two ganea In tho cbatiiplonablp aorica of the Ka- lluiul Aaaoclallon I^Mllmll Usgiie ot America were played on Sunday afleiooon, nee. '.M. Tbe teamt repiteenling, reapectlvely, Ihe Cenlrotllle ftiHl Inleruftllonal Aiblclloi'luliaengagedliiacon. teetat the giounda ot the fonner,al Uayonne, N. J., and tbe reault ot a well pisyed game waa a vlcloi; for the borne leatii lir a acorn of Ihroe goala tu two. In llie drat half Ocurge Fpavln and Jack Owiftr made two gonla for tha Jrnrynieii, and Janleeon puuted one for ihe Intcniatlouala. In the aeoond balf Oliver aud J.iuileaoo acnred frr their reapeollTe team, Thellooupwaaaafollowi: twutvUUi. l\tsUlonM, inlfnalbmtitt. fiwar tloaL McKay wlliou I |.-„iib«tk« > Vouulre Jaffj ,....roiiu««« , -Ujim ■maa I i J. KImharllo WlaUr K...UalrUcka... ' Hlubba niaiiauiek > ( il, Klailiocltn <lnady i b>,l, .ib„ Jiiulwuo lUlvar xioaa...., JItCalt (tOTOm 0*n(re JooM BpaTlQ ,....i.ail winaH...., YOBOf Ittf^na—K ntnltuniona, Nov V»tk TIiIbiI^h. l.taoft- Baa-Jamaa rampbvll, Otnlrevllto A. U.; J. Tliontiwa, lalaiulloaal r. (1. floali kltVttl-Jiinlrun Ul. Brartn, Oottaai aoil fltlvar. Tbe other game waa canlr:<le(l at tbe Newark jmnnda, tlie rompetliig tvana lepreaentlDg the Aoottlah-Aneriean Aibleili' Ulul> and the New York Tblallee, Thia game served to dcmonainsie the gnat euperiortty of the Kcotilab-.Muerlcana over their oppooenta, ibe ai-ore at the vloae being; to I goftia In their favor. The lliio u|i: .volltlA-AMartraa/. lultloni. ntutn. *|Ml lloit J. ItoiittM 'llaoa I ,^1 1 l^nrran MoOoaTlUa j t. I riloi SSfc-:;:i-'""^'-°'-!::::::r:;;;fel &^:;.:::::::i--8i.N. .inK...!;:::;;;;:;;";^ MeOalbHh Oanlia Ailami •laiaw I r... „„. 1 IVlilli naphaaaoo.. i wla»a.., Ilanill.f ■•rarsa—■.itoekloa, InlanatloodA. 0. I,lna«iitn- W. ilnuoe tot DciiiUili.Aiiorlrtu, J. UcCnn lor Kaw York niattaL Uiwla klotxl-llllltni, llr<!ullocli It). llaT- nay aad Wllooo lor Btotlltli Aualiaui, llaula/ Inr Hod TorknisUaa.^ ^ Bay Rldg* Delkala Ilayoune. A Dftlob alaieoclailonrootballbotiroou tboteanii of tbe Day lUdge AlbleUo Club and the lUyonne Hftngen atlraoled a goodly cratrd to tho gntnnda ot the loraier urgaaliallon, at Bay llldge, L. I., on Buu dayftfleraoon.liec.'J'J. Tbe local players bad Ibe nme In their own banda, and aucceeaod In doleai- Ing their opponente by a acoro ot ave goalt (o none Ttie Hue tip: .nsKaV:'; .irr- ... m 8«:::::^^:::;:::^•.r^ '■«'■•; ;;:::;;v'liKS} Mr:::::::;;:-;...ii.,rb..k...;::::.::::.i-S^ "S??"'! llt«l.. .1... ' ■ >"•"■' l!?^l" Pamlli.. itimydoi .lilniit wloiu Contra ...Lait atoa'-•- ..ntioiioU A rooraaLL isah-ii wan ronleatcil at Newark, N. J., lleo.!r.'. by too team ot aaeocbiilun iilayeratliat rapteaentad Pblbidelphla, l'a.,lo tho drfunct pn- (aaslunal league and the UaleiUiolana, of Newark, the latisr cvoilog oif ticloiloaa byaecoieottwo (oalatoone. Koolball PnilMla Calore. The meeting of the exi-utlve commltiee of tbe NalioDol AaiorlailKii rooH'Sll League, held at the rooim of the loternaltonil Alhleilc Aaaoclallon on Hooday evening, bcc. 23, wan marknl by Ihe lodg- ing of a number nr pmleaia, and a gr>:i! deal of lime waa cut to waale In argument. The ilolegatM praaent Included II. U. Uiimpbilea, Inlcroa'lonal Aibletlc Club; II. Vojd, Cenlrevllle Alhleilc Qub; I. Hpence, Bcotuih-Amerlcan Athletic tinb, and J. HcUlil.New Yofk TtiliOlee. Tiie Hcoiilah-Aaioncans iiroleated their game with the Inleraatlonsla on account of ibe latter team not being on ibe Aeld until nine minniee after the time limit for auning.aod Ibe laiemallnnala proieated their game with ue Centie?lite A. C. lie- canae the latter clnb had not provided goal oeie, as tbe bj-lawH roiulied, lloth pmteaia were noally thrown onl and the samea Maud on record accord- ing to Ibe reiereea'declsloD. The liiooklyn tTaoderers, on act onnt of their In. abllli/ to occure grotinda, resigned from the aaaocl- allon, and Ihe ibe acbednle had to be changed for next Sunday. Tho gooaea which will then lie played will be aa followH: InteiiiiUonal A. C. va. New Voik niatlea, atCaiiminnlpaw:Hcoliliih-Amer- Icana vs. cenlrevllle A. U. of Newark. J. Fllz- (latilck, of the Centttvllle A. U., waa a|i|iolnted refene fortbeflrat game, and A. Wyllle, of lue New Vork Thiatlea, for tbe game al Newark. The otnclal abandloi of tbe cinbe Is aa foliowa: IVoyni. Il'tn. /.vt. Pnmi, Ft'.' Oniravltta 2 I u 0 4 flciHll.h-Amarlcaop.... 9 10 13 tnuraanaoal* a 0 I 1 1 N» VoillTlitMlaJ..... 3 0 1 0 0 Tni HkuiiiRAOf tbeRacqgetandTennlaCliiiiiOt this I'lty, wlllcelobralo Chrlalniaaatlbeclub house In Ibe ciiuomary manner, a number of rarquet and court teunla nulehea having been arranged, theprinrlial event of Chilalmaa being a match !«- lueeo the profeuloiials, llanr Boakea, of Ihe Chi- cago Ai>leUcAsM>cl>tlon,ftnd ileorge Standing, ot tbe lliciiiiet and Tennia Cluti, Ibe beat of dve gimea, lliiakea to receive lire aud six acei. Play H ill Inttn al x m r. is. Tlitre will abw be conteaia on tbe Thumday and Saturday following, liegluning each day at lite samo hour. FovK ukuenH of the Inienwtlonal Aibleilc Clnb, II. Udmpnclt, II. Wllann, li. HcUalloiin and C. Wl|. llama, have died from Injuilta received at the lime of Ihe accident lo the aleeuubtp Dt. I'aol. Ur. UarapbtU waa cnptalu of IIm club's cricket team, and the othera wen all Interetted In tho football team. Wuiiba, Ihe balf back, waa among the other piuouuent plajeis belouglng to the Inienia- llonala wbo narrowly escaped death on the Ht. raol. Coiislag BTSBle, D«c. 2^ToomainSDt of Lot Aogalta (Cat.) Whaalmao. LBAQOR OF AMBniCAIf WIIBRLMB*. The Pn|K»ed ChaBgaa Isi the Rolra—The Leagna aad Ka Control omaclag. The onicUla aud oemhera of Ihe League of Aner. lean Wheelmen have been Diocb eierclaed for aone lime peal regarding Ihe prospect of Important changes In the facing rales Ixlng nude at the meet- ing ot Iho National Asacint>ly, uon lo lake place. Tho canvaai recently nude tgdlcatea that the nian- iitactureia are generally dlspooed to reganl with favor tbe piopoaltlon to nbollib Clara U, and conOne tbe claeaea to two In number, one composed of pure and iioailullerHted aniateuiasnd Ibe other made op lit full iledgcil profesalonals. Opinlona of leading men In Ihe league dliTer, and re give Ihoae ot a few ot the Dwi« prominent uiemben, wboee vlewa van- not tall to Interest tbe teaden at this department. In dlwUKilDg the aiiggeailon of Chief Consul roller, of Ihe New York Husie Itltltlon. for Ihe league to aliandon lla control ot mclD|, Itealdent A. C. WIU- aon la tepreeeiited as Haylof: "Uy poellinn U dirti-tlj oppoelte lo that of Hr. rotter, Tho L. A. W. was or|anl7.ed lo promote the leurnl Interests of 'cyclloi, and to aecure the prlvl- Irgca and donisnd lue rlshta of wbeeloicii. Tho fealtiie ot racing la reapoaalble. In a great menaurc, fur Ibe wonderful growth ot Uc;cle riding all over tbe WiiKd. It la a mere aport. It la true, but no leaa truly bos It pmven to be Ibe backbone of the L. A. W. V'lthout Ihe conlrol of raring the national body would bctnie thbi have been divided loio a score ot nrganl/alloiiii, and I cotitldentty predict tho die- iiieiubement otibe league In itie oearfutureebonld we abandon the conlrol otnaelug, I have no fean, liowerer.thHl Ihe National Aotembly ot is'M will even neiloiMly oonnlderaucli an action." Chairman (lldcon. ot tho ltic:ng Board of the 1,. A. \V., In dlHcuiuIng the tntnrc of Claaa B, gave uueniice to Ihe fullnwlni: "Tlie Ininre of Uan u irtata entirely with the maniitaclurerii andreiiuttra lliile concern on the Krt of either the llaclng Board or the league, laa II vae the outgrowib of certain conditions, and It thcae conditions hare ceaaed to exist the clasa will also reotu to exist. About three y^re ago ft number of reputable nanufactURn eald In etfect: 'We ttalire the advertising poaalblllilea of apeedy men riding our whe<la,and are willing to pay ruribeoalntenancoofttratclaaaicantf. PiuteMoo- allsm la In bod odor In Anutlrn, and Ibe public hu 110 falib In ildeia of that claas, while amateur* can- not be paid nlthoui bocoiaing pnteaslonala. If youcantind any mlnllon to tbo pniblem we will give anaaobtl Hupport to the spoit,' Ulav B, or the aetiil'protanlonsi claaa, waa Uierefore formed, and bicycle ladog received the Imiietus which haa placed II where Itia today. If tbe manufactuten ate now tired ot It, and prefer proteaalonal teama, Ihey bare only lo eay Ibe vord, for without their aopport there la no use for Claaa lu Shonld the olaas tx alopptti, 1 lielleve tbe men should rccelro the privilege ol coming back Into Class A, for It would harJIy bo fair lu crate Ihe claaa and then force the men Into pnteaalonallsui after they had Joined IL" Chairman (I, II, nrr, of the llacing Board of the Canadian Wheelmen's Aaaoclallon, U decidedly In favoruf ibree cbuaa ot rachig men next year, and Il eapeclally deslreua thai the league and hlaaaao- clalliin shall come lo an anli-able uudeMtandIng eaarding Ihe riilea. lie ears: i-lfUtmai tlin* decide uot 10 euiiHoy Cbus B teams, that will notellraloate ihe Claaa llrlemenL It will drive tho faet rldera Intn tbe pnfeaalonal lanka-wlll make It an eoaler thing for Ihe len siieedy rldera ot that cUu to nuke aaood ahowlng. ir li la iho aenae ot the 0. \V, A. and C A. W. Ibat amateur and pro- teaalonal la the neceoaarf anicle, where cnnld the men be placed who ircelve tlree and wheebi by ihe local Bgenu to adventae tbem on Ibe track If the rideratheniaelveeareaverie torldtugproteaalonally? The Haoing lluoid woubl iiot be able to diapoee ot then adranlageouslT. At pteeeni ihey can be aliored Into Claaa B, bat under tho atralght deOnllloo their pruper place would be wllh the cash fellowa. Tbey woald occupy ihe same IKislUon as rtdera who advertise a club by taking Ihelr F.\|KnaeH. Wllh Clan A and proteelooallam, the tomer would pmclleaUy be Claaa B, and not the almon pure divlaloo. It the eaine nilea ar« not In force In Canada aa lu the Slates unr rldera could not ndeover thtre and ibelit over bere. Though we don't want them lattb-ulatly, yet liKJUIdiiot lie adrusble lo erect a banlee against them. Next year piofesalonol races will be encouraged In Can- ada, but they will probably be tnoated Tn the ume manner Ibat they have Ibia i«ason, aa II la Impos- alble lu keet> uaoi ot ihe eiull conntrr atraln," The RaolBK lloaad'a Balielln Fur Iho past week was leaned by Chairman Qldeon on Dec. l\i, the rontenta tbtnot that are of Inlerett to our teadon being as follow: tKwiits iiitrptnf-ciasa A, eiio-lhird mile, iin- Biced, Blanding atari, against lime, by Frank L. lierhanlt, 8allna, Ken., Ata., Nov. t; claaa A, tan- dem, one thlrd mile, nnpaced, nylog aiart, agalnat lime, F. F. KbeihardI and W. P.itnx. 3!e!, tTov. i: Claaa A, tandem, ooe-tounb mile, unpaccil, dying BUrt, onlnat time, by F. P. Kberhanll and W. F. V»\lK, '.'I'^s., Not. 1.-,; Cbus U. tandem, unpaeed, dying alart, agalnat iliiie, by W, liandall and W. Uobura,New Orleana, U., Us., Kor. 1. fmmnil iOTtffiu/oiiiib-L A. Tiavia, KanaaaClly, Uo., by rule ot Ibe board: v. ». Bitcbehler, War- rvnalmrg. 111., under clause; also suspended from alltnckiacing foroneyearbya voleotibe board under article 4, lecilnn; of ike by-lawa. ANontin ladlea' bicycle race, on the same con- dltliina u that previously held at Ihe asms place waaconcluded al Ibe Royal Weatmlnaler Anuailiim Umdon, Kng., I>ec. 1, wllh Ibe following result Mile, canoe dni, wu mlteaoiapa; Mn.Urace aec- 0iHl,3*.'imBeaTians; MlaatlanVle third, 3U mUea 0 bipa; nut. HarceUe tourtb, ui mUe* t lapa. ftoaia llore lloail neeorila. The Uentety llosd Lliiti'a aecretary nuke* the ao- aouncenent that (he following additional National and Stale record^ have been accepted: B.J.Baitaohand J. N'onnenbacber, New York to PhUadelpbia, tb. com.: Philadelphia and return, lem, S4S., Aug. undeui recorda. Ton Butler, len mUea,2im. au., Sepl.2t; tfaasa- chuselta record. L.N. Walleaton.avoinller, llm.4<la ,Ucl. <l;llaw- aehuaeua ttcord. L.N. Walletton,let,miles, ■um.u*.; ntieen mllcfi, MD. tn.; twenty miles, lira. iSi; twenty dve mllm, lb. 'let. 4; Hassachnaeiaand American records. TnK Wlaaablckon Wbeelmeo.of I'hiladelphbi. I'm., laat week elected the folliiwlng oDIcem: I'roldrnt, v. W. Kmlthera; vice prtsldenr,J. F. Keaior; ireas- mer, 8.1*. Chapman; eecfclary, Oeofge lleke: cnp- Islii, W. U. Hart. Tdk newly elected oiltcere ot Ihe I;eroy Wheel- nen, ot Jeraey Uty, N. J., are: Pteeldeni, S. t7. willlaxu; tlco president, V, Bnrke; treasurer, U. Bochford; recording aecrelary, E. Greene; financial aecretary, IL Koran; contrpondlog seciciary, \V. Wllllaina. AQUATIC. ComlBft Ereala. July 7. IL ^llentoy Royal Raiallo, UaoUr-on Thamsa' Eoglau. EnOLMIinBN CniTICISE UURRAl'Bff, Tlie Royal VacM Iqaadron'a Poalilon— The i>aanaven Baoqual* In nr Imtlnii rnrlilluii irnrlil, dated lire. 13, appeared an antclc beaded "To Face the Uusic," In the coune of which nveril natten relating to lArd Uunnven and bla Inuble wllb the Now York Yacht Clnb are commeolta on, tliat witlprove ot In- terest to our readete. litre Is Mie anicle: "Uy tbe time lhae lines come before Iho notice of onr readera l/>rd Ilnnraren will bo on hig way lo face tbe music, oiberwlee to attempt lo substanllate hbi charges agalnit Iiefender. Since tho appoint nienlol ibe Committee ot InvcsUgailonby tho .S'eiv York Yacht Clnb several Important mailers hare artgen,lnclndlog Ihe enlargement ot tho iiMy of Inquiry, and Ihe declelonnf the Iloynl YachI s<|uad. ron not to take any pait In Ihe proceedings rrlntlve to I4rd liueraven'aallegk'lona. The latter manor U ot tbe ntffloat InnortHhce. and the three geotle- men appointed by the NiwYork VachtClub toln- nulie fnto ihe alleialloog. It eeems, aent n lelter to CbellecnlaiT of the Itoynl Yacht S(|iiadron. (In receipt ot thin commnnlcailon tbe committee of the Royal Yacht Squadron'met, and lost week Hr. arsnt waa Instnioted tu forward the tollnwinE cable In reply: *Tho comiultleo thank you for your cable. Tlie Squadron boa taken, and can lake, no icilon, llbelngpnnlya peraonal matter l/>rd Duniaven doea not request the S<|iiadnn to inter- fere.' We conteaa Ihl^ decMon of the Squadron <3omgiliiee bi pretty moch what we expected It would be when the matter wan brought before them. Althongh bachlbi I/)rd IionraTcn'a chal- lenge It cannot be a«ld Ibit the Biiuiidron has ever regarded the New York YaclitCliib with mucli atrec- Uon, and II has el no time been anxious to enter Into reliittonn with tliat body. Then, avsln. ihelr allllnde la ugdoublodly a correct one. The mailer lannrelya peraonul one between Ihe late chalienier and Ihoge upon whom Is thrown Ibe unpleasant duly of refuting the allegations, anil It the two contending parUea agree to a tflbunnl which la to aeitle their dliferenrea we cannot see that It uiaiiera anvthlog to the Itoyal Yacht hi|iiadron what more la done. Alderman I', w. Carey (Ihe e.\-Uayor) presided over a meeilng of ihe Lord VunrnvenTcailinonlal Commltlce, held at the Town Hall, Cardlif, on Thumday atlenioon laat week. I.ihe a good many moreinaiiera ronnerta^trith the late contcn for Anierira'a Cup, leveralmembera of the coomltue wenol opinion that tie atfalr wag badly aminged. Theaecniaiyaut^tbatablll for aal hail been sentin tor Ibe preeeniailon model of Valkyrie. Toe commiuee tbouiiht tbls charge too high, and de- cided to otr>r £M loaeltlement ot the account. Toe total recelua were aono'uoceil to have amounted to t»t, and II waa e.vpectcd that a enbsiantlnl bal- ance would remain after mertlng all llabllhle". "Ilcfennce waa made to the late booratwblcb tlie pilnclpal tnoatwaa ftachfil,and IheClialtman Incidentally remarked Ibat Ibcre bad nearly lieen ti alrike ot the preaa. In wblch the reportera present replleil thai, after tbe way In which the preris had been titated, aucb a atcp. It it bad been uken, would have been.luaiiaablc. Tlie iiiombera ot ibe prcgg(conllgued ihe reporten) had been alluded to In a most ungenilemanly manner by some of tbe membera ot toe coiiimliiee at a meeting bebl Uie week before tbe banquet, and on the nigbt ot Uie banoetthe JoiinalltiB who not In an appearance at tbe Park Hall found that ihe only accomuiodalloD provided for them was a email table atowed an ay onder the balcony, from which point accumte bear- ing wonid have been liiipomble, and. In tad. If It bod not been for Ihe penonal kbidneas ot Capt. Ponwroy, the press wcul:! ^ave bad abaoliiiely no focllUlea for perfonulni their Important dutlea. "T, W.Wallea oosened that seaig had been retained for Ibapieas at the head of one ot the tablea near to where Mrd Donraren wu altllng, buMbe reportera emphatically reaponded that the seals refeiied lo wen not found to lie seta|iarton the night of the twnquet, and It was admlued by one or two mein- benot the commiuee that eeveml ot Iheoi were occupied by other gneiti. Some further dlacogelon took place. In the conraeol which tbe preaa men piearnt emphaalaed Ibe fact that Ibe banquet was a pnUlo tnooUon, and ihal Lord Duniaven's apoecli waa not Intended tor the coinpanilvely small num- ber ot people who attended the lianquet, but tor the pnbllo of both oonllnenta in tho end tbo ex-Uayor and other members ot the commiuee regniicd lliat the remarks complained of had been made.'* The Clnb Taah Chaiuploiuhip, Coopelltlona between members ot the new Uan batlan Athletic t^ub wen continued at Iho gymna glum on Sugday, Dec. '12, and were witnessed by a large number ot person*, wbo appeared to take o decided Inierogi In tho coolesls, which reaulled as gbown In the eunimgiy: Oih* /iiiiKlmf ,njnt tub i-oor.—Won by 0. Sham- berg, II. Ueizler, ecmch, aecond. Time, lis. One Aiinifml jtiot iwWe nar**.—Won by Or. C. T, Adams, U. Ueizler eecond, u. Shamberg third, Time, 3;'is. Hiring tlimiigti nil isiii. Wiii).—Won by w. R. Qraco, K. R. FatJeon second, 0. libamberg tbiid. DMiv M ilWainv.—Wou by U. Meiuer.a.'ift, wllh en actual dive of Mtt.; 0. l~ (ireenball.wtL, second, Mtt.; W, IL Once, ion., third, lift, Keft juvoiiio—Won by 0. L Un»ohatl, II. U. Farjeon second; Q. Staamberg third. Time, Oo. Tliivt hiindmt imivls i-nor.—Won by Hr. C T. Adams, acniob; K. U. Vandervoort. 99., second; 13, 1. Oreenhall, lia., third. Time, (m. tt^i, Tito himilivU .rut hiirile ixiiv.—Wou by W. 11, Orare, 11.; U. L. tlieenhall, Ss., second; K. Ueliler, 3d., ihlrd. Time, im. tl'a*. The scoiTS for the obamplonshlp up to date are as follow: „ ..,. ^ yimn. JUTOiiIa. TTifnlA Iftlnln. R.1I,Vandervoort... ; o 4 au U. MetUer T ' i. Tl w. II. Once 11 a 4 tj Dr.U.T.Adams..... n .1 :: 4' 0, Dohambem 3 ,H « 4 o. L. areenhfcU 3 4 ; 34 R. II. Farjeon 3 4 i m T.aitejnoWs 2 o I n A. Heine v 1 g T. Ward u u -j W. W. Scotl 0 0 1 C. H. OarboseU u u 1 A ix>aiirmK ropreeenling Ihe National As.iocla- llonof amaieuraatsmenot America visited Pough- keepale, N. Y.,oa Uer. IP.tor the purpose of Inapect- Ing tbe coiitse on theHgdson lllver at that point, with a view 10 holding the aaaorlailon's annual re- gaiu there next Snnuier. The conimlllee wen fa voc- able Inp re esed, and If the requlilie funda ran be fnonnleed by the rliiiena of Iviigbkeepale for tbo bnUdlng ot boat bnusea, eio., it la probable that the ragslia of ISM will uke place there. Tits Toroelo (Unl.) Ctnoe Clnb last weekeleeted tbe followlog onicen: IVMnmodore. tieorge Wllhle; vice commodore, Fred.\Voadlaod:mrcnniinodore. A, K Hell; aecretary, J. II. Wallbigton; ireaturer. KM.Piiidy; reialu conmlltee, A. K. Hell,C. H. Unnnx, A, II. B. Camiihere, C. Shaw and W, F OnlnlocK. AuaxT W. KvgKDBi. Iblrly-lhree yean old, a Dember ot ibe rBastlo boat Clnb, or HewarkiN, J., died at his home, Is that city, Dec -il. The Scalilag Chaaspleaahlp. We Uke the following tram r7ie f4»ulon XDnrlliuj LIfi ot Dec. 14: "YestetdayCharles R.BaidIsff,«ho seem* 10 have qnlte recovered fnni bis recent se- vere cold, paid a visit to Fleet Slreet.ftCCODpsnled by his prtnclfftl backer, Hr. Asdenon, of Newcss- llfron-iyno: Jack Thompson, of ths game oily, and K. Fox, and covered the lio depcslled by Jane* Stanabory, ot Mew Bontb \Vsles, to row for the cliamplonship of the world. No article* have been left by the Anitnllftg contingent, consequenuy the malcu could not tM nilded, but tbera la not ihe Bllgbteit doubt ihgt llftrdlng Is esgsr for the fray. Uo wishes tbe mftteh to uke piece ovsr the hlttorl- cal course from Putney 10 Monlake In Joly." IxiBii UncnAVd sailed from Liverpool, Kng:; tor New York, on iMsrd tbe steamer Tentonio, Dee. id, accomnsnled by bis Intlmsle friend, Arthur Olen- nle, and Ueorge Asqnith, a London barrlsKr, wbo was cbogen by Uunisven beconss ot his knowledge of marine nallerb THE TURF. Near Orleaaa Bacee. Dee. It.~flnt roca-Saren rovloags-J. W. rool; 191, Bodoo, II10 I, won; Nicotine, n, Bbarrar, 8 ut e, ««<oad; UaMar, t1. RsyvooJ, 11 to 1, Iblid. Tims, I ia)i 8«e- ■o>l raea—Oae mile oad an etshUi, aalllog—Jtaodollaa, lO.CayviKd.y to l,woo; Halor MoLauabllii,as, Darla.ft lu t,M»iid: Blarlol, 101, galTr, 3 u 1, ibtid. Time, I il. ....'Hilid raM-Fina«n-alataaotha of a oUla, basdicaii— BaaianK, he, Hoipbr, II ti> ^ won: Otadlola, va, iistI^ ft 10 1, Kcood; Mike lally, 1Q^ turner. S 10 1. third. Time, IJfiU rounli roca—Ooe Btta and taenly jrardi—1.011 Lake, lltl, Bamll, 7 lo A. von: Jala /.Imiiw- i.-ian, IDS. Ovtrun, a la 1. ■aeood: RoomtiIi, 07. Stiarrar, to lot, ihlfd. Time, 1:<I>; Finn nee-OoantUaad MTSoty yaf4a-Taa<D, lo], Hyta, 4 10 I, woo; VIda, n, llalavood. 4 ui I, aoeoBd; Adam Johnjoo. 107, Dun>, B10 I, Uitrd. Tiiae,l:<7X. Dee. IB—Klrmirmco—Six InrlonnaalllDf. for tvoraar ohl>-LinlanE..n. 01>r,>u I, am; Bsaallnil, gr.Dutry, C 10 I, lewDd; Nawhu^ai, 10], Carwood.S 10 1, Ihlid. rtna, l:>3,'a Sacoad raca-rihaan-alxlaanUB of a mile. »elitiiK-Dr. Work, 101, Banetl,3 to I, dnl; Oro^ •tu. tUI, Newcoaa, d toft, aaojnd; Tom Bayra, HO,Taylor, Ulo9,diinl. Tlmo.lJlk TliM raci-lUl lnrlon|l^ baiMltcap-Iiip.Ptrcir, 1211, Hart, eo to I, diat: aooneK. Smtih, no,KmoiAO,310 laecooU; Nlklla,8Xclsy,S to I, llilnl. Tliue.l:U'4 Fouttb rac^Uloaodaoair- ror. Iiaodlcap-Imp. uroUay. !(& Turner, 2 lo I, flrst; Caaa, n.U«Tl>. IS to I.MCood: I'Dda Jbn, IW, HIU, li loT ititnl. Ttine.2:Q8.>f Plllh ra<«-sli fUrlooip^ sallluE -Hijbrvoke. 11)1. uvartoD, Ift to I. Sra; Sir Jono. IN, Rota, 4 10 l.aacond; Han Boo, 104, Jooai,6 10 1, ulid. Ilnia,l:tftK , —, Dec 19.—Viral tmcfr-Savao fbrloncs-Illbtrala Qieao, M, Caywooi.B toft, nral; Qaoao B«m, IDS, J. IIUTPfay,2 to t. Mcootl; tafade, Maaoo, e to 1, third. Tine, SbcobU iiica— SIi rurtoosa—War Song, SlMaiTcoDil). fl) to t llr>t;riug.lul,Xa«>a,8tol.ia»nd;C>ilun KIor, IIS, Pron, 1 to t, mini, liiiio. I:IS,'4 Tblnl nce-Sli rdlloDK<-Uo»ltogare<o, 11)7, Cay<rood,3 U> I, Onl; QoU Dull, fin Tumor, 6 to 1, aocoad; OIek Baliaa, UM. Koaa, S ul.Uiliil. Tlme,l:t«M Konrth nce-Savsn and a liali lorbnn-JIm FkM, lOU; U. Davia, (loS, nrat;Bqulra n,M J.l'l|nlo>,4 to l,aaconiI;(ttadlola,«l,Hoatlsinoll, I u I, lt,M Time, 143>i Flnii iica-tl«Tan aada lull lork>at>-Ton Sirtog, 101, Hart, 4101, drat: Cbraa, Itt.Tabor.s 10 l.aacona; Bbnrock, UB,Bnmll, 10 to I, Uilrd. Tl air. 1;10. Dei 3a—PirAi nea—Sevao and a hair ftirloaaa—Lla- aoua.lol,lla,lan,7 u I, won; Kins Mlcbut, lOCTirM- vtU«, 3 to I, loeund; B&Mur, 104, (&y wood, ft 10 1, tblnl. Tlne,l:i3 tlocond nc«-One inlla-DunaMioa, 107, J. kun.lir.S to ft, won; Eqntnoi. laLBaTla, ft u iaao- ond: lVhia»ei, I01,iloaa.eu>l, IbtidrTlma, litl....Tblnl Time, liJO flnli rsM—Six fSrloOBl—Domlogo, VJt, \V.JijDt«,7 tolSiWon; BarneyAannJr.,lUI,llaoDUir. tuu I, aocond; lob MoTllle, llo,CUfk,U to Lthlid. Time. 1 Jl. IiK. 2t.-Flnt rtca—Itiraa-qnattaia of a nlla-Anli), llATumor. eren. nrst; Baiitd Tranilc 100, Ponn, IX 10 t. ■ocond; llalJolja.lit, J.II1II.710 I,tblnl. Tlme,lJI>;' itacond laca-Oos IIlllo-(lonnt^ lo, J. Uorpby, 1 u X nmt; Canuin Ktdd, 101, J. Oantnar. S li I, Mood; kaiilo 0., IIS, L. 6aden,S u l,lhlnl. Tina, 1:<9K Ttitnl race-SoTcn awl a balf rurlonga-Cbtnoa, luL Car- •ood^ to I, Ural; Sir JdiD, 1(0, Rua, 8 lo I, aeeond; Bu Uan, 99. IV. Jooea, 4 lo 1, tblnl. Time, 1:43k Pourtb nca-Unonillaand a aliteenth—Saodowne. 07, F. Dalfr. 4101, llift: Jiniboraa, 107. J. Utll,Slo 1, aacond; Itooiia- Tolt, eft, litieier, luft to I, third. Time, I:fi6j2 Pins iac«-Uoa mile and a 81th—Frig. Garwood, e u> ft, aral: gnlritaalUt, UM.T. Huiphy, 9 u 2, aecaad; LoslorUB^ «li«lo. I lo I. tmnl. Tina, JOT.'J. Doa ZL-Ptrat race—Kire aa,i onahalrlarlooea—Bar rand, 107, Pono, < lo 1, woo; XaahoaM, lia.f:ay«ood.S u> 1 MCood; Kalo KoiroMn. 107, J. Murpby, 7 to a,talid. TiD'.e.l:li.*i... .SocoDd tac*-Onenlta-B«u,in, lfim,3 10 i. wan;Slllr Bennetl, lU, Tubonllla, 10 lo 1, Mcond; rajuota, 127. Jlonoo, D lo 1, tblnl. Time, 1:U Tliinl raca—One mllo—0. B. (lox, 114, Garwood, 12 lo 1, vop; Jlin llegs. 111, Tnniar, arao. aeoond; Bimbo, 114, Pecooy, IS l«1, third. Tints, l:4ft'4 Fontth ncc— lUe and itine otgbUi nllw—larcct. Hit, Kally, area, woo; Billy UrRenila 1(0, Torair. S to I, aacood; Wolaer, ltll,H.Jonaa,fttol, tblnl. Tlnia,3.17>i Ptllbnea-- ftoTon ood one-kair fuitoan-B. r. Fiy Jr., lOL J. Hill, 2 10 I, woo; lAvonie, 191, J. Jickaon. loo to I, aacood; S|i«odolluB, 197, BosB,aiol,tblid. T1ua,t:3B.S. Virginia Jockey Clwb. Dec IS.—Pint nc»—fire a half lurtooga-^awahan). nc,haair.t la I,lint; Cody,lOL Lear.VTo 10,ncood; Balllnaalua. MB, A. Ilooiv,Bu I, thUd. Time, 1:11)^ Bacood iac«—SiAldeo two year otda, tear farloosR-Colta. ■Ion, 101 rieletwr, 8 to 1, tn\; Mlluo, VO, Aabora, 10 u I, Moood; Ollc, 101 i:n4srwood,9to 1, Iblld. Tlioe,0:eo. .TlunI nca-PlTe (orlonsa-BaltabnrT, 109; Za«lor,7 ,1,1, Aral; Luellla, IIS, Box, S lo I, aaoood, Zaauonw, Jllft. Pltictaor. 1ft to I, Uilrd. Time, XMii Pounb nca- «, ... « ... . .. s away. Six and a balf farloBga-Foooma Balla, 111 Aabon, a) lo t, drat: fonca da Ijaon,ll2.Naary,a loft,iacood:i!taA. l<-AFM:clur,IOUll,lblnl. Tlm^ld4'4' FIRhiaoa- Puiir ruiton(i-I>aMlUai, lit, J.ltoora,! ui. Srat; Brb- rae, ltt.UTtlle, 10 lo I, aacood; KellpnJr., lit HHIar,7 10 1, Uilid. 1tmo,0:il>>, SUUi laea-Saran lorhnia -ttiUukot, 110. Kalaeu.ft to ft, dnt; Lofeola, ItM, J. If oonC aacood; \andyka, 108, LaTolla, 19 lo I, tblnl. TImS Doc. 39.—Ftrat imca—Flra and a half (brlonga-Flori- mar, IU7,Neary, lltoS^nni;UayTay, IKL AiroA,3JU>l, •econd; BacUoo, UU: l4Tall^ Bui, tbtld. Time, I ;I31.'! ...Second iac«-8«TOB rbrkinia-LUUa Joe, IM, AlloN. IB^OoraerloUi l.aacnnd; PIcE ray, lU, rlarca, S to I, mini. Tlma,ljlK Ilbbd raca-Hli and a qoaxterrurlooga—Uba Ediin. 113. N'acar. It loft, nral; Loula P., 112,FatMoa,8 to 1, SMond; Ean^ ltlA.>loor«,8la l, itlnl. Ttma.l:S>,'......rouiibreM -Four and a lialf lurlossa-Soaon, iiix Naarr* 8 lo L am: nolla. its, vraalibore,7 to 2,Moond; DatatirsLIIIL J. WMr-TlO to rtblid. Ibiia,3j7«.......FInh mil Sarai rorlonta-Trlbuto, 107,Moan,3 u ft, nm; Uairr v., 197. KoUoa, U lo I, lacond; OaUuin, litf, a. Woon. t) to I. Iblld. Tlnia,ljl.>^ SliUinoa-Ol»n>lt»J3£ moral, lift, Alfonl.ft loi, am; Elaouo, lOg^ Lynch, U to j.a«i»od; Dr. Uobnatb, US, Nation, ft lo I, tblnirilDia, 'Dot Zl-Flrat race-Hair a mlla-Dadaoi, 111, A. If ooro, tf v> I. won; Bobawi, III An)rawi,ft lol. aacond; JewaiL Itm Nacy, II u 1, iLird. TIma, 0:S3;.'......Sa<ond raca-Bates rurinngwLanto, 108,0. Taylor, 4 lo 1, won; HcUonaU, in, Floirher, aien, ascoml; sir Tom, lui UioUe. lo lo 1, Uilnl. Tlnio, ISBM Tblnl roS -Bla rurloan-CloTla, lOS, AironI, T lo t, woo; Br aonlon,ll>A B. Moore, 410 8. second; Oold FlyTlUL Uoah- baa. 13 lo I. ibirt. TInw, llt4 Franh raoa-Foaraod a ball nirlooco-VlQeeat, IDS, llouUhan,S lol.wun; Sfil- tun 11. lU. Aabban, 8 to 0, second; Orator. l& Naarv. 7 10 I, Uilnl. Time. lOT....;.Flnh rac^s and a fiir rurlon«»-Doo Blrib, 110, Fanon, ft to I, won: Hum- mtoB Bud. 99, K. Brown, 30 lo 1, lacood; WolcolL lor,Pierce.otoD-ihlnl. Tima, 117 Bhlb reca-Oaa mile—\ andyke, lOO, Waihbuni, 9 to I, woo; Prlmnft 109. Jamaoj Ift lo 1, a«»nd; belght, loOi Bbaaboo, 8 lo 1, Slw: Taa Asoriiixn on tho writ of liabaii corpus obtained by FraaldMil Samuel B. Lawianoe, of Iho WaauUtalor RodoK AaioeUin o, aad JoM|ih Blonia, a bookmolai'i cleili.wanitiia.-dbyJuulca losraliam In UiaGhaiDbeia 01 Oyer and Tambiar, lo ibis efly, Dec la. OacUIOD wu raoorrsd. Dories lha arwamenia Jodsa Isanbani lolar- nipled al Umoa and, amoosolbar Iblnga, aald: "II UldU Ui talk about liotaa nelBsIialni a biuair. A lonary, u tToryoos knowl, la where •Tamhlng d«pands open dianc*. A botao rac* depends upon liwed, auaoiuVor wdnimnc*, end Ikaro cannot bo two Ihlnai runber aian Uian a bona rac* and a loiuiy." Hadjo aald Uutha didnotuiink II wu Illegal for a panoa u> makeabtl wlOi anolbarpeifoa whom ho knew, and recort iboauno. Ksrldlnanoooonoy waipaaaed balwaon tbem. lleVoid uiougbt xaoh a iraaiaotloa waa within the law. "FainarBiU"I>aly,w»sgranl«d adocraa or diront oa the KToond of lololarablo crnolir, tn tbo Superior Court, Uili cHr, boTon Jndgo Whacler, on Oao. 19. Jod^ -.. Doir bad saJd In eooiillaaca with a pnvloot ordor or the conn, vlT-klkO fiir couoicl laoa for the tdalntlff aad f9e0 tor allmooy. TUB E\ecullTa Commltiee of the Varaioot Bone Brardoii'Aaioclillon met al Brandon, Vl., Doc. IS. and olaclod lha roltowlna omcara: FraaMant, E. D. TUarer Bnndon; tica rreiiaenl. U. T. Ciiui, ofOrwall; •mnd Ilea i-ieudani, lion. Oaorse w. Uanilsa, of MorrUvlUr Mcniarr, l>. C. Browa, of Biaodoo; UHagier.C JL rtiwinao, 01 Foirliban; gananl sopailotaadanL B. r. Browaell, of Burtlnsloa. ^ Tna BiocullTal'^mmlttaeofUiaDrlihis Club of Kaw V"lkhaM amoaUnatnlbla etly Dec 17. cbiin of t:sl'd"i'°A'.-'Biir"fii',£i!ss"»'-*''^»-5''i^ TnifGooftvaa. Taa WII.I of iba Uu Joho A. OoManilUi, which ba- qnaainsipracllcally aUofhlsroilana to htaildowrWu opMOd at Waihlnstoavltla, H. T., Doe. 19° Bla uut* la Taltoaalysitlmaud at (Ion BSOtiooiatioMA BiaFaiM: Satru, who la a mambor of Ihe Oonadlan ranlaiDoal, boa base alaelad maldwl ottkaOauiS Jockey Ctab. ilea Mr. WlUaa aaadt^ ste ainiiSiuS edIcaorTlcayrsablaaL •■wa OU DasalmloB Juehey C'lak. Dae. 17.—pint nro—Fonr aa,l a half furloan-flu,;* B.,UlllNalKia.7 k> 3.ani; Fata, tin, Dorvr.ft 102 ood;Job.KS,llaaiT.7 lolUilnl. Tlma,0dri.'... . ned raea—Four aeil a half nirloog*—Waaa, not f^n, Stal,am: Kobhr, lOS-Bailar.? to l.aaconil: Arandid' WDoniey.lOlo L ttdnt. Tlme,0:ft7H Telnlrac»- Three year obiL ale ami a quarler rorlnngc-BIoa Ron. nal,10C,Neary,2>Ho l,flrtt; Too Hneb JoliofoB,lpi |> McDamolt, nTao,iarond; Uunmlna Bin),09, Maabita. s lot.Ihlnl. TlDa,l:»^ roniili raea—AH aroa.fTro fnrloDaa—Bt L\wi*ne« II. 09, lloutahas, u to 1, srti- FoniUI32.Tonng.3 In I.MCood; FarSdy, 101.P.McD<r°. mod,4lol^lblnl. Time,):03J(....Filthnca-Onamlla- Chlntcl. 113. Woikbnin. IJ u 10, Snt; Fagaa, 100 An. barn, 9 to l(^ mcmh) : Driu'a. 1)2. Doraey, 10 to I, iLIn) TIaia, l:4ftl<. Blllli iacc-8l> and allaarUrrotllln|n-- Taael«d, 197, A*boni, eren. Drat: ArtllUry, Ifft, Lyi::> 1 to I, second; Janey, 101, F. McDenooll, 10 to I, itiini Tine, 1:31. . Dec. I0.-Flr« lacf-llair nlla-vnieala«kl,III, Xuit. bora, 3101, Sno; DramallcV, 110; ABbani,8 10 I, lecAO-t- BeceiactoE,liallelMnnolL9 to 8, Ihlnl. TlnaOAR;' ,B«eoHsnco-Bli and aqoartarfcrbion—liarflitv ■ "- ■ - ..... (j,^^ I, L Olnft, nrri; Torreadale,ltd. f ^ l,<fcoDd; Fuohvfob, 1(13, Condrlar. a to 1, third. 'Tim* l:3t)(....r<TiiTrd mca—One mlle-Drlnla, 113, OAiaay. 7 ' 1, ontj: BroohltD. \v», A. Maaa. 4 to I, refund: Billy Boy, nvB-anrbniy, 7 to I, tblnl. Time, I:IS Fninfi race—Fliia.i!trloB|a—FagiB, 119 yitalmmoni,3toft, Sr>i- Naalnekaivp, Ooodrler. 4 to 1. «»cvnd; F. K Hart 119 Nadibuni,3Ci>l, ibiid. Tlme.lffi')' Flllb nce-Sit aad a uuarlar nrrfooBa-Too Much JohnMii. 01. MidIot*, I to3. won; MaTkierlle 11, lOS, Nelion. 13 to I. ieeond: Vsanibarg,KBIAITanl,li lot.tblnl. Time, 1:31'; 8I1U1 raco—.town rsKonaa—Valkyrie, (0. Aibom, a ui ft. nm; Vonl, 99/lfaloTe, 2 10 I, lecond; Due Birch, lot. Coolrlor, 3 tcpl, l^lrl. Time, 1:3t?;. Dea3l.—P(m nca-Bsran lUrtonin-FaUl, loi;;, .Vol- aoa.S to I, ar*l;Knnt« Mora. 10k Naaiy, 4 m 1, srcoo,!: Prioca XlamaUi, 109 Xtel'r, 8 to I, Ihtnl. Tbno. 1 iU's. Bfcond n^t—Fire forlonBa-Farraadl, ll^ An- drewv.tlol.flrar;Cheddar. 109. A. Mooie.otol.wcood; rlao>niin, V», aVowI, S U> I, Iblid. Time. l:0f>,- Ttitnl race-Sli aid a qoarur furlonsa-COD Lony, SiL Mllrbell. eTtn, flra: Ilia Orace. lOS. Doiaay. IB lo I, m- 004; nrand Prix, 98,(llaaaoo,s to 1. third. Tlme,l:3l. .... Fourih race-Six and a ball Oirloota—Too Mnrb JohnaoB. 182, Ktag, even, Smt; Hlua Booeel, 108',, Noiry, It toft, aacoiil; Margneriu II, 107, Noloofi.8 lo I, Iblld. Tlma,l:U..... Film rac*-Atl aiaa, Iva rorlooa< —Ftala,lt0. p. K|it«lmniooa. 4 to.',. Oral; Chtawlck, itl, Waibbaro.3 to2.'iecond: Imp. Bamarttaii, 103, (llaaaon. 30 to 1. tblnl. Ttol^ 1:0^.' Rlilh nce-Flie fur- hinn—Belen 11.. 109, A. Moore, H ui ft. flial: BalltO., lllli, KoblBKin, 10 to 1. aacond; Blaek Uawk,lll, Bin*, 8 to\ Iblld. Time, 1:0C>;. The SpttBg Slahee at Oakley. The Clnclniutl Jockey Clnb Intends to keep pace wllh other Westim ntcing ssaoclatlons In Ibe num- ber and value ot the siskes which they will offer st the nxellngs heM dnrlog tho sosson of ison, wllh a view to secure the entries of tbe btrgs Roslem stables, OS well oi those of the South snd WeU. The Spring meellna begins on or sbont Hay II, tor which there are lonrteen flxlores,eleven ot wblch •n 10 close on Jan. 1 j, the other three (Oakley Derby, Unckeye Stakes and Cincinnati Oaks) having clottd lo Januan lost. The three rich stskts named hare received tio following entries, whlcb suesis Ihelr attractiveness to ownere: Uerby, is;; Buck- eye, 139; Oaks, UI. The prindiisl dxtures fov the fall meeting are ihe Qarnet, Gem and resri Stakes. Tbe f nil list foSocs: THB SPRINO UBETIKa. The Sapphire Stakes, tor two year old dllles, gnsranleed 12 rnn; four furlongs. Kmenid Btakee, tor two jesr old colls end geldings, gosnnleeil ({.UO; tour >nd one-holt forlongs. Ruhy stakes, selling sweepstakes for two year olds, gnannieed t2,ooo; dve furlongs. Diamond Stakes, for two Jev olds, cnsrssteed I3,ioo; dve furionga. Ohio ukes, selling sweepstakes, for three year olds, )l,ooo added; leven furlongs. I.lbeny Stakes, sweepstakes tor three yesr olds, tl,ooo added; one mile. The OlgcUnslI I'ress Slakes, a sweepstskc* tor sll sges, luannieed $2,oo0; six turtongs. LossntlvlUe Slakes, sellbig sweepeiskes for three year olds snd ovtr, gnannieed t2,ooo; one mile snd a sixteenth. Korwood Slakes, sweepstskes for thtes year old* and over, tl.ooo added; one mile sud thiee slxleenlhs. Tbs UemortsI Ilandlcap, handicap for ttiee year olds and over, l'2,0oo added; one mile and onc-elghtb. The Ohrlstlsn Moerlebi Brewing Co. Slakes, handicap for three year olds snd orer, $1,(00 sddcd; one mile snd a qnsrier, TBE FALL UEETLS'O. The Osmet Stsies, for two year old colls snd geld- ings, (1,000 added: six foilongs. TbsOemStakes, tor two year olds, $l,ooo added: one mile. The Pearl Stakes, for two year old miles, (1,000 sdded; six fur- longs. fi>:bd i;vk!)T3 for ie«7. The Oakley Uetny, for two year olds (tosia ot IBM), 13,100 added: ote mile and a itnarter. Buckeye Slakes, for three year olds (toals of isoi), $2,ooa sdded; one nlleand an eighth. Cincinnati Oaks, forlhree year old allies (tosls ot IS04), (|,M0 sdded; onemllssnd a sixteentb. Chicago SlallloK Slakes. The lloie for tbe enlty of fosis tor ihs Ifswthome P»it Blalllon Stakes ot I8P7, and the entry ot slsll- lons tor the Reoewsl, In IBM, dote on Jan. 1. The ISo; event is wvth neatly (s,ooo now and will be woith about I30iooo to the winner. Itlsaprodtice slake, but based on the entry of ttalllong snd their El, Instead of msres and ihelr produce, ss In the iiron and the Fulnrlir lu the East, The entry fees for the 1;6 stallloDa entered on Jan. 1, IBM, amounted to (4,b7S, at (M for siall- lont whoso seivic* fee Is $100 or greater, snd only $2S each for other stallions. All foals by any of tbe ttaltlons nominated are eli- gible, at vma esch, $fto forfeit, ur only $11 It de- clared out on or before klarch 1, or tHi by Hay i, 1B9I; sll decbtiftikins void unless sccompsnled with tbemoney; wlib $8,000 added; Ihe second horse tn receive tTOO of the sdded money and 30 per cent, ot theslaninfimoniy; thethird horse to receive saiu ot the added moaey and 20 per cent, of the stsrt- Ingmoney; Ihe nominator of the sire ot tliefltst, sscond and Ulid horses to receive 29 percent, Ui .per cent, end lu per cent of the sttrtlng money, respecUnly, WInnen ot three reosaot $1,000 or one or $2,U)0 to cany 3 pounds; of two ot li,WO or one ot (t,aOO. .ri pounds; of two ot $i,ooo, i pounds penalty. The produce ot suiUoos which havs not pro- duoed a winner prior to Jan. I, ISoe, allowed .1 pounds, wbstber claimed ornot at the time of sntry, and not to be fotfelted liecanss ot soy snbseooeni winnings. Haldins allowed ; ponnds; allowances cnmnlailve. Tlie pnbllo or private sals ot the fosl with Its engagement In tbe Stallion Siskes, will re- lieve the nomination from any llfthllliyas to the foal's engagemeet, providing auoh nominator wsa the owner of the foal's dam at the llms Iho entry was mode. SUIUons may be entered forlhe renew- al o( tho sukes nttll Jan. I, on ibe same lemu aa In ISM. They may be entered by anybody, ihe oimer having tbe prior right The disunce of each isce Is six furlongs^ BvxErSTAiBS, ft stallion, foaled In iBor, was pnt to deaib Deo. IB, al the farm ot bla oimer, Ueo. U. UlUs, at Ooshen, M. Y, Sweepsukes was nsrer hansssed, nor wss any attempt ever msde to bar. neahlm. Heme tbe slreoftblrty-thieelntho3:30 Ustsomeot wblcb hsd records better than 3:30— vl/„, Hr, Kilmer's Lenore K,, 2:10 ■;; Captain Lyons, 3:1-^'and Tftyloiion, l:lt'^. Tni Tennessee IXrby, one of the drat Impoitsnt three year old ennisof tbs yesr, closed with one hundred and ihlity ihree enMes. It will be ran st the Memphis Sptlgg meeilng, Uullliin:iua,3^>,'.albraerear old paclnwalt.lhe prooarty or John rannan, died auddanly at Flealwood Fart^lhta clly. Doe 17. Ua waa lacantly pnrtbaaed for JOBS E. Kirutuxo, of Ganlon. 0, a pramlnaot boraa- man,madeapaial|ninenl,nas.lB.toJ.r.FBwesu. Hie J','*,"5^„1',•"•««, wbli amonntwIU be e». coedad by bla Uabllltloa. - f."*'!* r >""ai»ecreuiy of ihe California Stale Asrl- enl orel Boclaly, Un been aprolntad managtr ol ibe Collforala Jockey aub. »''i''r„'".°'"J','''° formerly maasged the Bait Bt, Ijjfeilt.ili'i;.'.""'"''"''"''"* "olaa at bighakla. Baa iiooeieeo, coL nSiHf' !''''i,"""i'.'' broka_dowB In Uia Biat raeaat Xaw JJ*JgJ. to. Dee. «n and. It la ihoogbi, la a bopelau WINTER SPORT CeBalag Rweats. Jao. 9-8kalIoii tiamploaililpa of Oannaay and Ana. tria,at Damoudt. wis,- aauh. North vs. Sontb, Daliynple Modal, Oantnl ruL Kaw Vork Clly. • ^'.^!iS:''7,*"S'^".»W""''n» match, nallonal club ehaaptnatp, SL l^nL Minn., oo aayday Iba Ic* inltr. HoSiinTN'j' eurUag malch, Uortoo Medal, ljJu.ia,l>^kaUi(ehainploulilpotBarape Bnmbnrr, .biiiioS«!'?!JUS„r'' "»"°* wIf!l;,'.dt^S!"!'«'»"S!'' All Nall«Balltle^ SfrfapbaSSft'*"'* Pl«»a. .lab. chooaa, and o. ,JJ^>*^^rljraehamplonidilp skating maalinf, Ru M»M a^TTSL^.'i ? pnaldaat: O. W. vm^ vies pnaUoat; A. M. Mooiw, aoeniaiy-iiaasarar.