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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-12
NOT A GUY.
Chickasaw's Game Byrd Finally Gets the
GOvernOrship

WASHINGTON, January 11th.-Secretary
Villas this afternoon rendered an opinion
recognizing Chief Byrd as Governor of the
Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory. This
settles the contest there between the ad-
herents of Byrd and Governor Guy. The
Legislature declared Byrd elected to suc-
ceed Guy, but the latter refused to give up
possession of the Capitol and the reins of
government.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-12
FOREIGN TOPICS.
ALARMING STATE OF AFFAIRS IN
EASTERN AFRICA.
Christian Missions in Danger-The
Pope Denounces Socialism in
America-Etc.
IN wNsrERN AFR1cA,

JsFroIAI DIsPATcHEs TO rHk RsoonD-uslox.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
THE GIANTS WERE SLEEPY.
STILL THEY DEFEATED WASHINGTON.
AN UNINmREsrrxe GAME, WITH somE Aw.
Full ERRoRs-rrHE SCORE.

~ o"iNi|hhSTlNG GAME, WITH eOsfE AW
Full ERRoRs-THE SCORE.
lhe New-York aud Washington teams played al the
Ne" foio Grounds yesterday the NEWCOMERS win
ni"s through superior batting There was not
enO"sh energy and dash displayed TO make even a
,'u-sEoWh baseball crank yell. The Washington men
uu me best they knew how, but that did not amount
70 anSthihg Ewing and warl did good work tie
ned and Wolch batted we'll The good work OF
nose men together with the second base playing Of
iss was about the only feature of the game Little
hooie was decidedly wild in his pitching. The
"oe'''r was perfect and the attendance ,505.
The New-Yorkcrs were the first at the bat. but
theif rivals were the first to score making two runs
III @icT part OF the inning and taking the lead. But
ioi al error by Conner neither run would have been
Scoreu' Hoy led of with hit past Richardson and
got safely TO: first. Wilrnot sent a foul fly near
hrSt out Conner muaed the ball I'm the most artistic
manner Wiimot then sent the ball into the right
ned corner OF the grounds for a home run sending
Hoy In ahead OF him.
The local players scored tbe,r first rim IN tbe third
inning. Wech would have struck out. but Daily
alo"ed the BAL to pass him and WEIGH reached first
on the error Ewings twobaggcr 10 tho centre field.
enpahhncht brought Welch homo. Poor pitching
pS "cich IN the latter part OF the third inning
instrumental In giving the visiting players one moro
run DAILY was sent to first on called balls and
"Fc hit safely TO left field. Irwin was also sent to
INST Oh called balls. filing the bases. Nkly scored
on oiaFkes long fly to left field, VIII 'Rourl1e
returned to the plate rather deliberately
Inc Giants rallied in the fourth inning and little
NEGRO seemed to become demorazed and the result
was nan dozen runs for New-York and the lead
Eleven men went to the bat Richardson went TO first
on cailed balls and Ward struck by a pitched
pau oRourke hit to the pitcher but Keefe made
via throw to third and the bases verc full This
seemed to unnerve the little pitcher, for he sent
"hithey TO hrst on called bas, forcing home Richard
son. WEIGH hit safely to centre field and ard and
U kourke scored. Ticnan also hit safely, sending
nome whitney. Ewing followed with hit to left
held and Ternan and WEIGH scood, leaving the score
to 3 in New-Yo rks favor
Inc Giants seemed to go to sleep in the fifth inning
and the washington mon had scored two runs before
the local players got back the possession of their
senses "ilmot took two bases a wretched muf
oy herman and scored on Dailys twobsgger to left
Held Daily took thlrt on sacrifice by Wise and
scored on an error by Common. No more runs werc
scored, the result being follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
rUE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

Washington July 25.-The Civil Service rules re-
qulle that examinations for clerks carriers ana oth''
persons employed in the poStofices throughout the
country shall be held twice in each year The second
examination for the present year occurs August
next From present ind.ca ions # Will require long
time to complete the examination I'm several Of the
Cities In New-York city alone about 2,4O0 people
Will be examined. As the accommodations Of the local
examining board in New-York CITY Will admir- OF the
examination OF only about 100 persons day 1t VIII
rroure all the working days In a month to complete
the examination. In Phila epha about ghty per
sons can be examined each day. ana the apphoauo''
for exam nations run high thai II VIII also roqur'
about twenty five days 70 compete th> eAanIn'nh
T,,ger,nt seis Of questions have 10 he provided Tor
each days examination ana the Snlonn' o' i"''i III
VOWED in their preparation Is enormous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26

.a;:sS' r. ~ 1s's e en-
ss1s az The T., Dec colt Isus
Rhono last Flzatick pursued the strange policy Of
Of asSS s%a q he hon
ward sitting Ma,oas ts with 4, FEEL &:
@ ct s% nS S sSs Sd 3HS c MAXI c
S DO sas 'FG %s SSsD =, d s @
pes e se cc ST o gs
fore jay r. Dee The Fsveriae colt pulled up lame.
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP swEEPSTAKEs' e'V
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. IL NILES
A. Belmonts b. f. Belinda, by KinGhshe'GBss,onn;
Al cs.ss!s Now Never 1is lh. syT'sG
j. l. Stewards ch Vsr,deur, 80 'D"""'
Betting .agn, gas,s Murray e"s OUT
Ben Harrison was Withdrawn far , anq prvi sP.
dear led past U the stand .ss Belinda b Sps s
be- on the turn and at the quartz y baf length Now
s xe ,s,n S ., Sgyc bHt S
Bendas head German make Sag of the
snsppss When ordered Judge M h sec GckS o
S aSs n ws o Iunn ms wa Suspended Tor week
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $50 SELLING. FIVE FUN
LONGS
P H. Ryun's b. q. Freedom by FonsOLa TGsy o1Gs;
Mcclcity Brotaess b. HarambOue' sss TavI hT .
W C. Days CHI Tous!ns ,St 10 Eo 5MSisi' lC4
sevs io4 Bob Taey iog 5oi H2 dH nnie ic7 Utility
lOl, Faust 1O4, SQUIRE lol' Ne>ss % """
also M, no
Betting straight acchsram'9ure 70 I ana S, 70
frsed SS and "a k' T,y To- AMI t. l. Ko d0r ard
Tourmslne ~ to snd t. each i WaDasrer 90 10
and to i eAch Boo Furey. Faust Ne'aS ana 'i"o'ua
oo 70 ana Lore 6e,y at the post and many eas the field
were sent OF b. an start me horse pee seat
tered all The course tree1Ga S issue law between
them FREEDOM always Ind slight a1yatage ana IN uan
tSrcs1 na R + sicond three
beTo,, Teurmaae Father william Daily bought the V n
ne Tor sS1oV nnd IL nece.sry to sell the geldng
tiTes owog 10 disputed bids. Father william wa nhei
$40 for SEA ling his boy Moser t. the pos' with Iieen Nor
SIXTH RACE-HANDICAP sWEEPsTAkhs' go
Each. $50 ADDED. ONE MILE.
]. B. Hasgin's br c. Fl1james, by Kyrlf DAILY.
E 1eS,s,s S y5 10? st ldcaway 5
s W Streets eh. b. Niagara o. Annersorl
W. " D B. JenninSs's en- m. Teiie Doe aged liS
San b. M0r st5e s. e Payan4s TAYLOR
G. Forbes b.. c. Lonelay. 3 ss1 gsnyderl
T. PuyesT Co.'S b. 6 Sc[o9 3s B. 'S.----.-tBunn) 0
HITTING straight and piaceLTele Doe and Burch to
and to each sTideaway and TO Payanne
and Fitajames u ana to each Der Harrison 10 Il
selsy. sshs Of Very Ssd % P1
d;turt9nce tn his hefS letting f Ses
snd s ns f SSavd Lone the ' Hs de
10 tighten bs cnch and the race then considered a
Trrcb mad the running for furlongs and QUIT
strdeaway got of far in the rear through at
But Donohue set his windmill Going and brought up
Tiame who won BY half le9gsh stdsaway second SS
so unfortunate the start he would have won.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA July 25.-The home team lost TO-DAY :
game by two wild throws by schriver, when gave
Boston four runs. The batting was about even; ou
the home club made It's hits when they couh'ci u0
least The score was
s sss!:s phla ::.::. NJ g . D ID
Philadelphia 10 Boston 2 EErOc cIolF .Ia
G. rhHp ai% + "qs,0" . ''''''
Indianapolis. July 25.-The home team lost today
came through an error by Hines. but for which the
lIooscr might have won in the ninth inning. III"
GAM was well pl1ye! throughout. The s"'rf;
aSfssss .' % 9 SS D 3 9 j 9 =
is c1icaEo ,n and pT2 Sryer
d rimn'pirrs"curry
Pittsburr. July a5.-It pi'chcrs game today.
with the odd, in favor 81 sowders. GIuher Iiichci
eneiv OUTSIDE u tn fifth inning when the hamc team
earned fhei. three runs. Tn sclie'
E gl.,sis,3i ... .....SS Q Q : g
Pa. hlt,-Plu.6ng CcyeIani > T'or--li i, aai.
= Cleveland 3. ritrEer--Sowder, aud Gn'rf ,mpi'''
Philadelphia. July a5.-The Athletics ou'tatci and
outneldcd cincinnati to-day but Their hits wer' i"'
widely distributed 10 give them victory The 'c'''
e ,1s.rsss -. 49,. 3 ! Q : 20
D,.em-Ahlctcs L. Cincinnati H. gf'-t'h n,
Nau. Umprr-F reu .on.
baltimore. July .5-Raltimore Piled up hTe runs
In me first inning in to.day's game. ana ma "''i"e'
the lead 20 the hnlsh. 1ho score was:
Iaa,. %qrs ..... 3 . 9 Q 8 %
Blsehs- B1tmorc 10 Loul-vllls 10. Ba IVA
more ., lou-viiI" . lichcis-"ha@e'' H"'"- '
Ehret Umpfe-6olismith .a
columbus. July a5-The 81. Louls players bunehe'
their hits IN the seventh and eighth innnss o-aa! s
t"rhod apparent defeat INFO viiory. The score was
60 E1sS-. 49,: 49,. Q 9 o o / 90
BascAts-columbu5 10. st Louis H. FF7'i'-o0'un'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26

, nrNocRArrC FABRICATION.

Washington. July 20 Csrecab.-A Democratic fahri-
,lon was published this morning which accuse, tho
po.tinas,cr-Gcu Of having recommended for ap-
roin,men, Collector of Inicrhal hepohue Tor the
,,,d r,,.,rc, NJ Tevas NJ. Burke, IN" Implication
tn, that Nr wangmahcr recommended the ap
ro,n,mcni because Mr Burke he'd purchased his fail
stoc OF clothing for hi. siorr az Austin, Tex, from
NJ wananakcr's store in Philadelphia THIS
romance falls Of H. weight being entirely unsupported
ny facts In the first place. Mr. Wanamahcr does
NOT ,ell clothing At wholesale. and In The next place
the Posmastert General Is not acquainted with this
vr Rnrse and never recommended him for appoint
rent Tho secretary % tho Treasury remembers all
,ho details connected with the appointment Of Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
THE DUTIES on wOoLLEy IMPORTS.
DECISION BY THE TREASURY DEPARrNEcy1

on GARNETTED WOOL WASTE.
Washington July 25.-The Treasury Department To-
Gay decided an Interesting question In regard to the
classification OF socalled garneted wool The
question arose on an appeal BIZ j. Wild a Co. from
the decision of the Collector OF Customs at NewYort
assessing duty at 90 cents per pound a recent
importation Of that merchandise which they ciaimcd
to be dutiable at the rate of 10 cent, per pound
appears hom the special report OF the United States
Appraiser that the merchandise consists of so-caIel
woolicn waste. which has been garnctted or put
through some process By which II Is practically re-
stored 10 the condition Of manufactured secured wool
OF the fist cas- Acting secretary BaicheIler afrms
the Collectors decision In the case
The apprasIn' officers recently in conferences n
New YORK considered the general question to the
proper classification Ct sOcalIed garnee csrbouatsd
and Other similar wool wastes and have reported %
the Treasury reparm NJ that, in Their opinion, any
process o: manufacture whereby the value and char.
actcr of refuse article. such OF wool have
been changed or enhanced and its identity as a waists
or worthless substance destroyed 50 that In fact II
becomes scourrd wool, It no longer belongs to the
category OF waste but should be classified secured
Philadelphia July 25.-ProcecdIngs were begun to
day by United States rctAitorney Read against
the firm OF George ". Patton Co.. wool dealers. for
the recovery OF S9.577 90 balance due to the Gov
eminent for duties on wool. II seems that tb-rs
were three importatons into the port
OF NewYoik by the firm. upon each
Of which a portion Of the duties was paid.
The Appraiser Of NewYOrk appraised the wool a
secured wool. and I, 10 this city I'm bond
over the Pennsylvania Railroad. The firm II seems,
however ccceied In having Il released from bond
upon psyn,, duty upon the eoasi gnment a. wool
waste. leaving tho balance above stated due the
Government. Phe Treasury Department. upon ~
ceivng the rrport of the NewYork Appraiser and tho
returns from the Philadelphia Custom House detailed
special Treasury agent 10 make an examination.
lie reported that the importation not wool waste,
hut crOl goj m md nd maj IN
resemble wool waste for the purpose OF evading the
payment Of the duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26

EX-SENATO TOR DORSEY ARRESTED.
CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT OF CoURT-THE CASA
TO COME UP THIS MORNING.

TO COME UP THIS MORNING.
Ex-senator stephen W. Dorsey arrested yes:
tcrday attachment issued by Justice Morgan J..
O'Brien. before whom he will be brought to-day to
show why he should not be punished for contempt Of
court The alleged contempt consists in his neglect
to appear for examination I'm supplementary proceed
ings I'm the suit note for 1900 held by the
Nevada Bank of San Francisco The statement has
appeared several times lately that Mr. Dorsey was
merely of the indorsers Of this note, Jesse Grant
also being Yesterday. however. at the office Of
shipman. Barlow Larocque & Choste. who rep
resent the bank, IT said that although Nj. Grant
one OF the lndorsers. Mr.. Dorsey himself the
maker OF the note. II said also that another
order OF the had been issued yesterday at
the instance of Edward S. Kaufman OF the firm Of
Thompson, Ackley d Kaufman. for a similar neglect.
Mr.. Kaufman represents Arthur Levy, an English
banker. who not long ago obtained a Judgment for
$4,000 against Mr.. Dorsey. The order was not
served in this case however but the matter will be
brought up in court this morning as the other
case is disposed Of
Mr. Dorsey says that his nOn-sppearance in court
not due 70 any Intentional neglect, but mainly To
the fact that he has recently been sick Deputy
sherffs McGonlgal and Reynolds made the arrest At
Mr.. Dorsey's home, No. 81 West Fiftiethst. Ball
was fixed at 81 $50, to the principal and In
terest on the note. The will come up before
Justice O'Brien az 10 80 this morning, In supreme
Court Chambers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
rHE MEADOW cLuR,s cHAMpIoNsHIp GAMES.

THE MEADOW CLUBS CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.
Larger crowds than ever gathered at Southampton,
l.. l., yesterday witness the championship tennis
match between j. : Clark and II. 4. Taylor Clark
played IN bad form, and found himself 10 match for
Taylor, who three straight sets. Taylor all
through the match played with great confidence, while
Clark played quite the reverse. In the afternoon
the large number Of spectators present treated
TO grand exhibition Of tennis between Clark and
sears. and Taylor and keene. All four men played
in their best form. and long rallies followed by
brilliant smashes7 frequent. Taylor and
Koene finally won the deciding sot. 11-9. Appended
the
Championship Of Long I-lsnd-Tdylor beat J. ). Clark
81, "a, c..
Doubles: Ilrs round-J. s. CLARK sad T. = Scar beat
{. y an1 J. nowiand. O-8, @ FoAhsll ii.
A. Taylor beat b. Bells AMI W. II. ST John. C. 3
o. ; Camp64 and D. Miller beat j. I;ocane aud partncr
by default L. T. and T. Huntington b-Jt \. ". Post and
4. L. Han. @. Cd. Ga
second round-R f. and +. Huntington beat o.
campbell and ID. Miller, c. "a n. 4. TAYLOR and
hal kecna beat j. > Clsrh ana T. lO-o. 90.
1I-9.
Mxel doubles Preliminary Founi-Miss G.. ROo.eyelt
and H. v Beach beat Miss Roger ana J. A. Eoome. 40
90, 0-l Miss Gregory and &. Howard b at Mis-
Roosevelt and 4. w. POI. -. Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26

Mall 11S, The Moor liz, Warsaw lib, kenwood ~
ophelia 11o Miss Rhodc ITO Alvertis 10 Happiness
Fourth rsce-Spt from above. Mllleron 1le Hca,,n-
erton liza Experiences 1is Harvester liz, Mgnon no.
Mary Moloy no, Mana Ally no. IssaaueDa hy 10 al,
flfth race-One mile. 81 Luke l2i. AeieYraih1 -,
John s. 10 Galus Dan 1l3 Gladiator 10I hrsnaoio'a
Sixth rsce-Mllc and seventy yards. Selling; R9ysl
Garter lilo. Nrilsnt 100 Frederca l0o Rnvealer loo'
The pool sacs this evenine wofe 81 follows; 80. .ch
First raceOccan So CsTnOt ana Kitty Jease rlo eaOh
Filter aud Nina II. el0 each, field go. -. =,
Second raee-Bessie June $40. Bonita e45 Queen oi
Trtmps s35, Prsthet slO. - NJ,
Third race-Kepwood e25, Happiness. The Moor. Pail
Mall. sl0 each, AvertiS Warsaw. Miss Rhody Ophelia'
IS each ,, Ito
Fourth race-Mllertcn. Harvester, Mary Mclloy' $40
each, field So5. 80 ,,.,o
Fifth raee-Brandoleva $40. Lady Hemphil sio Me'o'
drama and ST. Luke. IS each, field slO. IN
Sixth race-Frederca eos Vigilance si5, Rsvel!er SlV
Royal Garter $40. MIrth $40 field %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
,,c w,x,v,KrR.s APPEAL REJECTED.

Washington. July 25-John Wanamaker recently
appeaed 10 the Treasury Department from the decision
NJ the collector Of at Philadelphia assessing
duty at the rate OF 30 rer cent al vsiorcm on so
led wicker baskets. claiming that they were duttable
t o ,atc Of 30 rer cent The question of the CLASH
ac.,,on ~ these articles submitted to the con
ference Of appraisers recently in session In Newfork'
and they we're OF opinion that they were properly
cips>ited ty the collector a. fancy boAcS me
and affirmed the collectors dcrision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
GOOD SPORT AT BEACON PARK.

Boston July 25-Good weather. good crowd and good
sport marked Beacon Park this afternoon. In
30 class, Ivsnhoe who the third and fourth
heat and race but IIametta surprised her friends by
showing fine speed and three straight heats. Sum
mary:
In the . 80 class purse $500, James Goldens black
Hanleua A. J. Feek's bay stallion Ivanhoe
second and e. D. Avery's black Susie w. third
In the :o5 class, the winner. LOnglcys Country Girl
also kept In the background until the nth heat, then
in three straight heats; A. Johnsons brown geldng
Doctor Nj. second. and A. J. Foek's chestnut eslding
Edwin third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
MR eLRoI sAIs HE coMpLInn rIrH rnr LAw.

Mr.. GIBROT SAYS HE COMPLIED WITH THE LAW.
Commissioner Gilroy made another removal Of an
engineer yesterday, and took a man from the Clvn
service eligible list "a M the place. William lanil-
ton. the engineer at the City Court building wa, re-
moved. and william 7. Baker who duly certified
by Chief Engineer Alderman wa appointed his sue
ccssor The salary Of The position III 900 per year
This appointment II sad, will also be attacked By
the advocate OF Civil Service Reform. but MIR Gilroy
asserted Yesterday that he had fully and carefully
compiled with the law, and was prepared ~ defend hs
action IN this and every other case. The new mao a.
an adhercnt OF Tammanv Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
DISCUSSING The x'ounDLAMBKEr CASE.

TIE pensioners Of the Rev. Dr. Edward Metlyns
who have by him his contest with Archbishop
Corean and Monsignor having lcr Intrns onsl
Hall In Fast Twentyseyenths have resumed their meet
lngs I'm Columbia Hall IN LeNsDgtonave Lest evening
about 700 OF gathered there u hear discussion Of
tho McQuad-Iambeft and % listen 90 lecture BY
Dr Edward Malone who IL the executive OF the Irish
National League this State and brother OF the Rev.
Dr. sylvester Malone Of BROOKLYN An enort Is foot
among the parlsh sufficient money buy
house Of ST stephens and already gos1
sized sum has been subscribed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
O''SI I'M Tim@-e 81. :as. 2 81. e. 2l.
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS GUAR
TIED STAKES. $4,000 2 pa CLASS.
HORSE KILLED AND JOCKEY HURT AT A HURDLE

Chicago July 25.-John Healy, jockey. seri-
ousy injured yesterday afternoon at the West Side
Driving Park. He was riding Long Chance in the
hurdle on leaping Of the hurdles the horse
stumbled, the Jockey few his head and the
horse fell on him. The animal instantly killed
and the jockey badly bruised about the head and
injured internally. He taken to the County Hos
ptal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26

EaInel runs-Brooklyn O, Kansas CITY l. First base
Brooklyn 3, Kansas CITY D. Left bases
Brooklyn II. Kansas City 9. First base balls
Kansas City 5. Home runs-visner Caruthers Hamilton
ht-Vlsner. Pinkney. stolen base-PlDkney
Double play-Colins and Foutz Passed Das-Visnor l,
Hoover ]. wild pitches-Caruthers l, Conway l. I'm
pire-Kerins Tlne-2 o.
The Jersey CITY team turned the tables on their
Newark rivals Yesterday Oakland Park, Jersey
CITY. The home team Outbatted and outtelded their
opponents and won rather easily toward the close.
Neither team did much IN a base running way, twenty
three men being left on bases. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
GLIMPSE MAY rRAvEI THROUGH.

Washington. July 25-The Trasury Department
has acquesced in the opinion of the Attorney General
that Chinese pass through United States territory
in transit foreign ports and the practice OF the
Department which has been exactly the will
be modified accordingly. Instructions were today
sent 10 the collector at New-Oreans TO permit the
landing OF the Chinese who recently arrived there
their way TO China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
,o,.prucr,ss posTNAsrYRs APPOINTED.

Wash'ngfOn, July 25.-FOuHh-rIa pOsINIa-ItFs VITO
to-day appointed a. follows;
penrsvlvania-H. -. Hoffman, Bcartown; Adam
cal, sh,cball. Mrs j. Clark Burlington: Edw in
,iT.s.r IinrOin: +. ". Helm. Nev-PrIvh'nc ice; IL.
X HerSher Rawl!nsvlle - -
ia" Firch. North BlUOlfi,ld ID. T. Van
y sgner ohlovil'e; G. NJ. anc. Flea antyil" l. x.
- rbaver's COruers. l.. X. Mathaws. West
stDisn. 4 NJ. Clark. Yorktown Heights date Under
h!L, - y Hun, Uuntsbnrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
TIE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

saratoga July % CspeciaD.-The entries for to
morrow, The first extra day, are given below
Fttcr no Hs1bor t Is,s y9se W9 ,ni G5
scotch 90. w. N"''' 49, 49,
seSond rsce-Mile ana eighth 112, Bessie
'u,e ivs bonlta lO9, Queen OF Trumps l0f.
ihlfd raee-Ish mile. Msiden two.y ear.oIda Pal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
EAST TIME FOR A YOUNG PAGER.

Chicago, July 2j.-At Aurora, H. yesterday, Sir
Thornton, three-year-old gelding owned by II. n.
Downs. Of Geneva, Ohio. paced mile in the remarkably
fast time for hree-yearolds Of . 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26

Burke as It YVES made only last week, and he stsfss
thar the name and influence Of the Postmaster Gon-
Graz were never mentioned IN connection with II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26

The Brooklyn team It's third consecutive victory
from the Kansas lily team at Washington Para,
Brooklyn, yesterday. Like the two previous games
the match spendldly cOnteste The home team
again winning in its last tSIrn at the bat The bat
ing OF Corkhill, and the fielding work OF Collins,
Nsner Burns (Kansas CITY and Hoover the
features Of the game. OErien and Manning also made
wonderful outheld catches Attendance 3,473. The
score a. follows
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NssihS,s -: 9 8 9 Q %
Earned Iuns-New-YOrk /, Washington o. First base
9y errors-Ne";York =, Washington j. Left Oh buses
NeW-Nork D. Washington g. First base bis-On
WEIGH 4. or Kecle I. Struck out-lIy WEIGH o. by
Keefc g. Sacrifice his-Wse l, Clarke l. StOcn bases
Gore l., Ewing /, Richardson J. Clarke ]. Home
Wilpot ! TTo-base hits-Lwne l. WEIGH |, Daily l.
Ward l. Wild pitch-Welch l. Umpre-Quinn. Time
u game-2 :03.
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Earned runsJefsey CIV SeW1IK = 80 . DI -, on
e cT H. Newark O. lit by rtehfT-Hand Base
6ssOf Lsndnlsn 4, OF Dooms Of Dunn stSacS
hit and . B1en Lyons H9GOrd aye 5.d D0o sad
GERHARD knowles and OBrIen. stolen basesILyons
Lang Hayes Sacrifice hlts-Knowle7 Eriel Fields; Nc
Dermott. Passed bns-DuGy !, H0Iurd 2 Wlld pitches
-I.andman l. Dooms 9 Dunn T. Umpire-CorcoTsn Time
OF game-2 0S.
Both the New York and Boston teams won yesHr-
dav drawing hirthet away from Cleveland and
philadelphia Chicago and Pittsburg the other