... SPORING. et lPORJTIG NOTES. TO: 3 3^ T=SDAY VErXyIG. c There was a fair company present at Newmarket ul on t'e third day of the meeting, and, as the Nseather (6 was again delightfully fine, the racing was witnessed cZW under most enjoyable circumstances. Victor c&. Emmanuel. despite that he carried top weight, oer exoerienced. little trouble iu wianingthe October ?? : Handicap. and Floxhal's ...

... 1.SPORTING INTTELLIGENCE. CITY BETTING,-SATtRnAY. ly ~~~GREAT YORKSHIflRE HANDICA&P. ?? ?? Tuesday, sept. 13.) r. 100 to 30 ?? Edelweiso, 4yrs. 7st 61b, t & o 4to I Fetron0eb4yrs, Sst1215, tao 5 to I1 t'Iviotdale, 4yrs, SstSI~b, t&oa after 4 to 1 had been taken 13 to I Syra.cuse, 33yrs, 5ot 121b, t A a 100 to S- ainy other, a ST. LEGER. lod (Bun Wednesday. Sept. 14.) her 3 to Iagst Iroquois, t ...

... THiE VOL ?? ?? STaLHEPLAkND RIF!. a>, The 0511'' .0 --0la z ~ L±00eS0&a y-oaerCls- ±1 L.abe a exlonS ?? u,-uy. 22 ~o , A ?? 1, Sr H..L ?? 3 ltal tilo esl ...

... co Ullz$I-y. SaIGH GosFrcT!II PrE FRIDAY, hrPtebzbaZ Judge,?,rJ.Hediry.SlprPlt:.r There was a alight impravivemet 1tieis bat tiae meteorolugical coadcora.~ \1veLa fell, intermittently-, a-d cur ~-~V N against an attendance. Holvever, 5i ilsar '4 spurt nothing couuld havelbeea .c:, -Kiahr law exoaptions the hares tao wit..tLi~ Kness, and the tziais were or a tt0rLoa~- - Must int erest was ...

... DONCASTER MHEETI-NG. Wleaetscs,.Y. September 14. One Of the largest aetendanea ever teen at Doncaster esiseblset on the Town Moor to-day when the h eat was amore tha Sptember. The 6 however, was. ranch everasswhe weteminenoest racing in the Refford Abbey Stakes. Backers began well, asthiley made Eastern Empress i- and. Searatsnoe thoei choice, and tediy hadS the race to teem- sielves she WVe ...

... CO URSI-vu. PLUMPTO'N~ PRUDUCz~ Jul.ce, Mr it. A. Brice. SU;;1pe0 Fattared 1with deliahtftl vel e, . r of this crack bouthern nleetuwa N-er able a!ud there ?? u ofrirsc-ciass Snort. VWith sac~t~ CL-I z th trials were -z Lt OLe xvsahed, and it was to he raretidn- i hunted company was pjrevient t' eziij - I)Ia-OWSnn pupipies entered utie ljst :z among~s the good perform e:.a , hai ''iiO, the ?? ...

... ?? , ?? 7?,? ?? 1, k- 'IO Atp -111?1 1 ? .::.- VIOAM , 409M. TO THE SMiOR OP TR* PA4Ty-v M5. indulged n 'this moiig o u ite 7an came after dayligtsotttheu at weire doingthrlateoe aoseor b r~e ]virytum4u otr og~ ~ 5I l cresdid a fair aon ?? ,nois, vbo., aftorg a~pig. blinkored Passaic, rpeii*trt n a hurried away beore ?? him. ThQM VMS no sigria, howerw, of .thing beinga the matter with the ...

... All communscations for the ChSj ?? shwa k 6 addressedc to the Chess Editor, Hull Paket.0j be The Hull Chesn Ctl b ?? every Monla*y and ThursJA evening, at the Statiom Hotet, _Parago dreet. The ChurCh Institute Players rneet every evening(Su, day. ecepted), at their Czese RoOm, Alo4n-stret.n Viettois are always welcome. TO CORRESPONDENTS W.R.B.-Very sorry to hear it. Shall miss one of tih - ...

... , IUjLL TOWN V. HARROGATE. The return matoh between these Elevens was played on saturdaY On the ground in Argyle.street. On the occ SiOn ?? local club visiting Harrogate on Saturday last the latter secured au easy victory, having scored a totl 1of 94 hi~t Hull Town came away with a miserable ot~al of 25 to their credit. On wiockets being pitched this aftern~oon larrogate was the firbt to. go ...

... I ETULL (1ST ELEVEN) v. HAEROGATE. This match was played at Harrogate on Saturday. 1 The Hfull Players, who, -however, had several good men absent, cut up badly, the home team having it aU their own Way. Score HARROGATE. h B sutill c Hart b ?? 10 F Barbor b Hart ?? . ., 11 X RVatson b Hart . ?? 40 p Nicholson c Peck b Jackson ?? 7 J Litt-lewoed b Hart. .. 0 EiFletcher b Hart ?? ?? B Pennington ...

... S P0O R TIIN G. CROYDON :RACES-YEs~raana. [F.NThA NEWS TfELEOaAM.1 Wiclkham. Delirium (M artin) .. 1.. .. Iovvland Queen (lBooty) . . 2 Mary Guy (Greaves) .. .. Also ran-Ranald M'Eaph, owner; Edmon- stone, Giles; Polly Carew, Wrood; Trickeett, Raw- linson;* Leith, Luke; Revelrv, Sharp; Losely,. Norrell, Catania, Russell; M~attie Astray, J. ilacdonald; Laburnum, J. E. Jonos, Bettiug-4 ...

... ULSTER RIFLE ASSOCIATION. A sMALL field competed yesterday afternoon, at the short ranges, for the M.B.L. prize (to be won twice). The weatherwasfavourable 'or shooting, and some good scores were recorded, Mr. Gray taking first place with 61 points. Conditions- 200, 500, and 600 yards; five shots at each range; any MB.L. rifle; position-200 yards, standing; 600 and 600 yards, any position. 200 ...