... I - (BY OUK SPORTiNG COX5ISSIONRR.) N..arrator has been struck out of the Lincoln lit,;dieap. I hear from Riverstown, KilluucDn, that Iarcmi- ton's list is uow nearly full. The trainer of Goosequil was fined 1 sov yester- dav at Malton for running in wrongicolours. A meet of the Curregh Draghounds is arranged for to-day at Rildare railway station at 2 o'clock. Chonfleur covered two miles at ...

... (BY OUg SPOTING COMM1SSIONYa.) M3 readers nesd hardly be informed that the AutumL Meeting at Leopardstown will engage attentiof to- morrow and Wednesday. A capital programmne will be provided for discussion each day The order of-rung will be arranged at 12 o'clock, at which hour entries are dac for the First and Second Qualifying Steeplecahses. Free entry is given, and the owly liability will ...

... :I SPORTING INTELIG.ENC. BELLE WSTOWN MEETUiTG-YESTinstAr. A drizzsling rain which commenced on alighting I from the traini at Drogheda, cleared away. before reaching the course, and although tie attendanec was not as large as generally gethera on tire con- eluding day it waa .,eyond doubt a larger one than 'aareinblid on Wednesday. The fieldi were gene- rally good, and the racing of even: a ...

... SPOWING BREDVITIES (Mr OUI1 SPOllTING COXMISSIOSB) The Iorse Show week sales of Messrs Sewell; Son, and Simnpson will this year be even more important than formerly. The lists are rapidly filling, and those requiring ' places' should lose no time in making ap plication. TM Racing Calendar last evening brought us quitE -a bateb of hondicaps, Mr Briudloy supplying one for Longford, Mr Waters two ...

... LI i F -_ ?? ATEHBOY STEEP ECHASES-YESTEDAT. (MOM OUR SPECIAL COBBESPONDENT.) Stewards-Earl of Fingall, E K Walker, D A Mor- timer, J P; PJ Dunne, H Dyao,JP; . S W Pr-, J MX Pardn, ?? M'Veagb, It Ilineson. on treasurer.. I Wiernan. Ron secretary, a L WIT-er, Judge, I milicapr, rerkd the couarse and scales, T Brindley., rSt>arter; IL AIXi WVters.. . In glorious weather, but just c trifle too ...

... - 4' To-day's wneetiun of the Dublin Uaireruity Athletic Union ptOUAiiS6 to far excel any of ite predecessore since the new reatriction rule came into vegue. This satfsctory ttatc of nflairs sin no smaln l measure attributable to the fact that Ar 13 MAllister. W*o has such varied experience in organising meetings of this kind, bas cbarge 'of tle adminiistration, The prograwme is.much the Etme ...

... I SEI?IJ?E TC¶ COUOT 'DW[RNS.SEPBRSo ?? Stawards.-Tbo- ofgndrdree orj~vr Lord Athur~il. hI;- I W Tord. JohnMulho Ptmat4ielstoaaeon ijW -9, ~ uv~l~~s; iodosblisq.hi !Ao it asurer.. Whulnp Bon Sec-Ms-W hutton,~Y' -*biiageSbtrsnjri o ?? r S.aea~sq Jde aS caper ad lak fttficae-rT ?? aaidrsi --teemed, 'ineithl,,mates age. nonpoe qalys geal a h rcdn one Te ?? ut slreaetr 'oyeing da , an'ied ao ...

... TNTm LROPARDSTOWN CLZUBV SPR ING;- IEET- F . -. IN ?? 5 I-:.o hrdes : -1f.E : ' . t..i; _ ?? 'ThiesidW--f4 sid :,tha, ?? s- i'E flo ing aces. cjose -1_and nm d'ly0 ,Qixii, cit Mr. 'XF He~vioii Oe f h oia -W~edntid'ey th lot aiir,19-. bit if-f3 2 : If Fa. l:D HURDLE E, ,a1 t D~r.Dornelirsersji and hors f~ato recei0e1; :ovt. ftom te stae Enra'Ic 3 sor a ir a:sedit ~ weight ier ., a5, 'excpted) ...

... aim -: - SP-OR G . lv-.. - tij~ieh> The grind 'Waslm~llost ~~~bu ?? - I m eae; eo:.that . ?? 6ijiFlehe is by. nib ?? as serous sat ft i_ ai an~cd, it, i i d dtlet~t, a E-vilX b-e interru'pted.'D ?? r., ?? ham so; ea11 the atteoti' of § imy 1 readrs t a pragrph anoit Ii *l f- 't-:{rld Abger, ?? s; eyii(t i is*. destined, to beo 'veiy - ir ?? i~once ! 'molt -There iaa capitalitttict aSinu' i;§u ...

... I SPORTING lIqTELLIGENCEB, I MULTYFARNXAM STEMPLE CHASES-- YESTEAlDAN. (v1ick Killiard, Eg;- Patrick Casey, Fsq; WVm Murphy, Bsq; Thomas Meehanl, Bag; Herbert Delamer, Esg; Michaiel Bunny, Esg. Jdge-Dr Daly. Tree- surexs Jahn Blackball, Esq, and Dr Daly. Starter- ...

... ::1; i :,SFORTING BREVITIES. * - (a ont sPotin~iG Ce'ttI¶5StdNlI£* I toin aske to tate ?? severall ltters await Mr. 'T P Conneff at Spbrt oic. : :pe Beers ig the oily Irish trined animal whosq -naine aprt in: the entiy .fcr the Lindoln EHand!' tn. entries for theiarioue -big events which w Fpfbisls todsy pi} SEersed wihi~ -mch in- A le iarn from ic 3 - eur~keV tbht Widgeon,0 by £4lidldrake, ...

... TLIE BSIBSLEY RIFLE MEETING. I I~ _ _ THE QUEEN'S PRIZE AND MACKINNON CUP. SEVERAL IRISH SUCCESSES. Bisley, Saturday Night. The Queen's Prize for 1893 has been won by Sergeant Davies, of the 1st Welsh, a Carmar- then man, and a somewhat well-known local shot. Davies did not expect to win the prize, and nobody was so much-astonished as himself. The finish was very close, the man who pushed ...