... DOINGS. An Amerae= lady cyclist, Mrs. Jane Lind. say, completed on Wedrnesday at Long Island, New York, a nru. oZ 610 miles in 5,508 minutes, which is a world's record for women cyclists. 'he lady, who is said ...

... to 1 pgst Cheeky, 100 to S aget any other. Won by a length angd a balf; a head separated the second and third, SrT.EWAsD HANDasr ;'one mile. Mr. Inglis's Intimidator, 4 yre, 7et 91b (O. Madden) 1 Mr. S. A. Wegna's The Reeve, 4 ire, 9et 131b ?? ?? .. J. ...

... 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 ...

... of five hours and a half. Thle course will be similar to that takein in the two undecided races. NEW YORK, Saturday ?? race between the ShamVtrock and Coluumbia is likely to be sailed in fair weather with a brisk northerly wind and a heavy sea, both of ...

... and a half. T'e course Nvill be siuiilai to that taken in the two undecided races. Ni.\v YOu K, Saturday morn iiig.- To-day's race between the /lham)Irork1 and Columbia is likely to be sailed in fair weather with, a brisk northeerly 1 wind and a heavy ...

... Lontdon . Ti.. lt- Catbin Mci,, \p, i i 2 ?? latti:etac a- ?? Calihi R. 0 WV I N G. ,Tl(er(c v-as a. itk] ~rc iiite ii tlter o~ ci-ewvs al t at t iiorde ihe -xe-a.trler was Pl-calait, aned there wits a good ,atteneIarct I at the rvo-t-idl. h-ive crwiwrep ...

... Robertson added a third point for the Polytechnic, and E. Hunt a fourth. Toward the close the Amateurs made a big endeavour to regain their ground. Robertson, howvever, added a fifth point for Polytechnic, and just on time Cragg recorded a ...

... nid 5C by PamtirNleII.-M iuluele, K, C'oliiti t Alii' ?? A. ,iareia'a Bonavenior, Wteaettei-ll u lAir. ?? littuulcye cLitoac, la. Finiayg t ir. Gottsetioik'a ehr itwriti air lioi 'atPI. Leattsa Mr. A. Jsiapsa's Gooel Liunle . J.1 ,Pl Potc~; rince italtykbtuflo ...