... serve Lady Harberton with refreshment because she was attired in a bifurcated costume. The question whether an innkeeper may refuse to serve a lady cyclist in rationals has more than once been raised by publicans, but it has not yet been ...

... FOFa 1ll. The ltoehdaie Athletic grounds were occa- pied yesterday wilh a ieotirice over half a uitile, between kB. C. Breltis, of London, and O.ji. dsiaciex, of Dublin, for ifl. a side, the wisner to claim the titl e of shinuion. Six thousand Ueople were ...

... Wolf, S to J ackt li tette, 020 to I bet 1rose- mint s Sly, 10 to 1 cach ast Lady Hawrk and Ioveknot filly, and 100 to S each gspt others. Won by thrce-cnuartcre of a length; a length between the second and third. CITY SgrtlgeN HANoICAP; ?? furlongs: Villager ...

... IL., 100 to 12 egst rvalmory, 10 to I agst Litht Comedy, 100 to a agst The Ehanubraun, and 20 to I each alsb Arseual and Biddo. Woo in a canter by a length and a-half; three-qsarters of a length divided the saecond and third. Abserin was ...

... furlong, 177 yards. Mr. A. Gold's VILLIERS, by Thurio-Lady Clarendon, aged, 10 st ?? ?? , . Driscoll 1 Prince Soltykoff's CAk;oPUS, 4 yrs, 10st ?? ?? C. 1'ood 2 (Winner trained by owner.) Betting: Evens Villiers, who w'on in a canter by fifteen lengths ...

... the arrival of a train from Ports- mouth, at Epsom, on Thursday, the at- tention of the officials was called to a man sitting in the corner of a carriage with a wound in his head. He was un- concernedly smoking a pipe, and by his side was ...

... allowed 200. Lilo made a gallant fight of it, and caught the leaders a quarter of a mile from home. He made the pace a cracker in the last lap, and was only beaten a few inches by J. H. Her- bert, Ted Cowen being third. The finish was ...

... MOTOR CARS. A RECORD JOURNEY TO BRIGHTON. It's an ill-wind that blows nobody good. The misfortunes attendant Upon my attempt to reach Brighton with the Motor Car Club a f'ort- night ago brought a letter of sympathy from a gentleman who plays ...

... for a like number. Townsend, who had been quiet then began to hit out, and cut Noble for~a,2 and a 14; whil st Woods by a boundary off the South Australian sent 150 up as th e resu~t of two hours and twenty minutes' play. With the score at 152 ...

... -100 to 9 a,,st The Ba'ser (t)-100 to 7 agsv l~ittle Eva lt)-10O to 6 agst Nun Nicer' (t)- 20 to 1 agst Vara (t)-25 to 1 a gst Ciarehaven (t)-25 to 1 agst Deuce of a 10aiy (t)-25 to 1 aget The Leisore H~our (t)-S0l to 1 ,.s~t Sirdar (tj. CYCLISTS AND THEIR ...

... Lightship to sail over a measured course. A twelve-mile north-westerly breeze was blowing, and there was a calm sea. As the Shasmrock speeded to the Scotland Lightship, she cut through the water in splendid style, throwing up a moderate bow wave, although ...

... Singles.-Firsf round: S. L. Fry beat A. WV. McGregor (1-4, 5-7, 6-2); E. Bfoadlhurst beat A. Richardson (6-4, 6-3) ; G. A. Caridia bcat E. Broadhurst (6-1, 6-4); A. T. Homes beat T. W. Cubbon (6-0, 6--h. Ladies' Handicap Singles.-First ...