... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (Continueif fronm the 7th pageJ. BETTING AT MLANCHESTERl.-FnrDnAY The betting here to day was a dead letter; 2 to,1 was offered on the field for the St. Leger, but not a transactioll came under our notice. THE ST. L-EGER STAKES. Quotations. Traierasr Gladlateur ?? 2 to offered.. ?? Jennings The Duke. 100 to 15 take 7 to 1, , IJ. Da Regalia .S. -. 8 to 1 offered ?? ...

... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (Co0t7lisueul froim the 7thage.) YORK SPRING MEETING, FRIDAY. Stewards: Duke of Beaufort, Earl of Zetlaud. and the Marquis of Hastings. Stakeholders and Keepers of the Match Book: Messrs. Weatherby. Clerk of the Course: Mr Richard Johnson. Starter: Mr t'George. Clerk of the Scales: Mr Manning. The Londesborou gU Cup,value 100 sovs.in specie, added to s hsndicap ...

... I -- ?? 4%p tt d'tllf ttg 0 -- MOND&Ay The Rted Bank Stakresof 5 oam eachba. is 30 IL( tw`,-ye&,.old Iuts set Ilob, filulsa so ld 0se es. a.T. ' andIrlZ 1 auL Z0Master furlong% 92 Mr W.- 0sborne'sMae Tom., by CeuJi._ 88ir Wa neford'a Sweet X'mme, j ?? ?? 2' Eight ran. The-Newby Handicap Plate of 50 sMGM Cortain vianrleXtra. GM 7 4 Ledf Zetand . furlongs. adeZ 1 8 12 Jenny MIlls (cu.r. Wttu ...

... LATE9T SPORTING INTELLIGENO& Monminmized from ftbc 7Mt vaqe. ) BPSOM SUMMER MEETING. FRIDAY. OTHE CS DAY. The (Glaago~w late Qudicag of lOD sovs.. fortl 5geg, lI Banr i|uon go the Derby Couros. 81 flr J. Uawley'a Xi, by General William's Landa. ;5yrs I 12 D keof N w t sS e a . ?? , 7 0 IMerdWesimorlaud' IFore ragt, ?? .. , - ?? an Theazompwo; yeawr-ld Flsae of 20 ,seya eots St IStb, ad f ...

... LbATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. _ . . _ ~ ?? .~ NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. FRIDAY. A Sweepstakes of 20 soVS. each, h. ft., for two-year-old colts Sst 10t, andtllies Set 715. Penalties and allowances. S subs. Last fie furlongs of the B.C. r Tourbillon ?? ?? v.o. The Newmarket Derby of 25 ovs, each, 10 ft., with 100 added, for three-year-old colts Sat 11, and fillies 8st 7j. Certain ...

... sporting Itnt e - WARIKMEIG TUESDAY. TieWriel landlleap stakes Of 5 aces. ec,2f.t SSfsi vwithto added. Certainwinnra xracoefull55 S lalqubidflx, 4 y ?? 71 iJ1V§ilntOfl~ 3 ?? ?? ewhouenet 7 lo Prince, l yre ?? . son 'Thas Castle Park. Stikso Of 5 Save, ceal'.wit It adde, orwanycas1'- eli] colts 8St l01b, and, fillies 6ot Sitb. l'cniltisan loaCt,1 sube. Viva furlongs.- D 1flke of H~amlltot\'e ...

... spqrtilo fatelliUenct. the Reville Handicap Stakes of 10 soave each, Sft, writha Ifl aidded, for throeeyear-olds andt Upwards, 20 subs. Onelsle. 70CpanMachell's Sncr,5 ?? F. Areher I Sbnurry Handicap of 30 Boys.) added to a, sweepstakes of$ . .saws, each. T.Y.C. 91Ii r Hughles's WIisneet (in,.5tber.).T. Chalonter I 10 12 Marquis of Hartinigton's Lattice (in. 5tb ox.) H, Jeffew 2 11 13 Lord MI. ...

... ISputing Intfffi gmcz* LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. Weights for the L innolshirae Handicap. st lb st lb Thu de~r ?? 9 4 ' zov s .t613 ?? d r ''z. ?? 9 4 ?? @t 13.. Thorn - . 8 12 i jord Berners . 6 13 Madon ?? 8 11fir Fanciful .. . 6 13 Thuringian Prince ?? 8 10 Princess Toeres ?? 6 12 Lord Gowran ., ?? 8 9 Herbertatown . , 6 12 Kaiser ?? 8 . 8 Madeira ?? , , 6 11 Mimden ?? ., 8 8 LizzieDietin ?? ...

... | ' ,The Prince:of Wales competition was concluded on Saturday, a-ad the £100 prize and badge fell to the lot of Captain !f all, of the 22rnd Foot, who ?? 93 points but of a possible 105. It was stated that Corporal B. Rathericlr, 1st West York, bad made 94, hut was diB- qualffied on'account of the pull of the trigger being loss -dia than the regulation number of pounds. No official report -i ...

... On Saturday-the last day-the American and British marksmen were pitted against each otherand at- tracted a numerous crowd of visitors before the usual time. The match, though not strictly of that representa- tive character, was almost equally as important. The Aniericans wore disappointed in the Help of Dr. Clarkiand Mqr. ParroNv, and to their absence they attribute the loss of the match. At ...

... L[ROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE5PONDENT.J The restiveness of footballists has become so pro- nounced that, notwithstanding the fact that the various grounds cannot be otherwise than as hard as adamant, there is every probability of the numerous engagements set for decision this afternoon being played off. The list includes several highly interesting fixtures. First in importance is the popular ...

... I 'WRMTY ?? OFSE WirrtTnEs (PRICE!, SATURD.Ay, SPTEMBER: 14, 1889. Communications should be addressed Chess Editor, Weekly Times Office, PaU 3lIal Court Solutions to problems must reach the office not later than 12 o'clock on the Friday morning following publication. H. CoNRY (Greenheys).-Probleln received with thanks. C. E. BADisley).-IJf white for first move p.lay .x Kt, black replies with ...