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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-16
DISEASED IMMIGRANTS.

~urgeon-Gencral Hamilton viii sail to
morrow ON the ~aale for Bremen 10 cstab-
nsh corp, OF physicians ~ European
port, 10 guard against the shipping to this
country 0t diseased emgranl,. shipping
men are of the opinion that Dr. llumilton's
mission will not be- very successful. The
United states cannot afford, and viii not
station a physician at every European
port The foreign governments are any
iou, 10 promote emigration 10 their own
colonies. aud viii not therefore undertake
The expense Of hiring physicians Tor the
'uffeI states
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sI1IlIONs' CAsY.

James 4. simmons, charged with aiding
and abctting Peter j. Claasson in the en-
bczZlement OF SG22 ON0 in the wrecked banks,
was arraigned before nited states Com
missioner shields this morning, and an adj
Ournment granted for six weeks. A. soon
As simmons can raise S2j,0o0 as bail hc viii
bc released.
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THREE MITES.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Louisville and Nashville: First week
July. 1880, S3il, ,O2j; lSS9, S3l0,99i; Increase,
S30,O3l.
Richmond and Danyille system: First
week July, 1870, 1873; 1889, N4,iIj; in-
erease. Xl3. 100.
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MEETING OF PLAYERS LEJGUE d.
RECTORS.
They Did Not Do Much After All. go it
is Said.

is Said.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE Central Board
OF Directors OF the Players League met at the
Continental Hotel to-day, at which the follow
Ing clubs were represented: Boston, Arthur
Irwin; Now York. Col. Z. A. McAlpine: Brook
Bn. j. NJ. Ward; Philadelphia. J. NJ Wander
slice and George Wood; Cleveland, A. NJ John
son: Buffalo, w. shire and Frank. Gilbert;
called TO order by Col McAlpine he President.
The first matter taken up and considered
games of Inst week. The Secretary Frank
Brunch was directed to make Investigation as
that there was such irrceuiarity by reas on Of
Hatfield playing short without being released.
then he Is 10 80 decide the charge 40
1t WAS decided to assess each club $500, to
be used for what is termed campaign" pur-
poses. 1t was ordered thar the Builalos shall
outlelder and two pitchers, tho inncdcr to no
the captain Of the club Az emergency com
81 Johnsonp and Frank G9f Hrane This eom
mittee is 70 look over the Held to see, how the
clubs look rn@nSt.lly; IresdeTt MSSAlptnS
sound business; rrip"iples Arthur Irwin OF
the reason why he is not playing Is because he
is sick. he report that he mud been frozen
out he characterzes as untrue and without
john N. vandcrslice OF. tho. Philadelphia
stated shat arrangements had been mado Tor
eu6 That RSre @
proceedings on the part of tho party who was
employed TO roof the pavilion and buildings.
rnssed financially Secretary Brunell at tho
close OF the meeting stated hat Henry NJ; Love
dephia Club. The latter, hearing Of tho
statement denied it empharcaIly. and the
Secretary remarked Then | made u mis-
take" 1t was generally agreed by the
newspaper reporters that nothing should he
said about the matter at the earnest solicita-
y
however, George. Wagner said that tho an
nouncement made By Secretary Brunei was
eoafeSGt. nay ~, Mr. hoye Is 20 retire from me
his stock has been purchased by George and J.
Earle Wagner. Il has got to come out some
time. said Mr.. Wagner, and 1t m light as we'll
come out to-day as later on. MIR. !. Earle
Wagner. who stood beside his brother. heard
frndinIinn
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Earned runB-Boston. . Cincinnati, .. Two base
hit MARI. Sacrifice hits-TuCker. sullivan. BrOdie
Bennett Smith GstzeIn. Holiday Mulane, Harrington
Stolen base Brode. First base on bas-By GetZein
8; BY Rhines z firs: base on ,errors.Boston, Gin
Harrington. Wild Wtch-RhinsA struck out-By Get
Zsn, ! by Rhines, 8. umpre-Powsrs. Time-l:42
AttendAnce-2.eJ.
PHILADELPHIA IL. ~. 7; CHICAGO *. L). s.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE Philadelphia ChicARo
Rnme this afternoon was by long odds the most
Ing here this Tic
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Ercur-,on or the E-sr.,a Gun Club.

cGrScfHe .: pr"'fT E'Ts n gay coytumSt. accom-.
pHr'-i h. male s'rorS HooPSd msrrly down Fhs
street. per "r-teraAg morning he E,eA'uor Ponruun
a Il larry lesser : Arthur were al no emf ~ ihe
g,~r Vs':'ug ~ rhon ~ 'TSrri view GrSrs on
l|uE h,ni Hrra. fhs occasion me nNn an.
hnui sSvu'GNr " Ito Pmrra,d GSu Graft. oue nj
rorsuuneI cIut- Of ~ Lmd hrrrp'"r~ rstun neSt
hour no the evoEfFold,r- 81 'ENsrius rAy- Int th-
l."!w'o3' rs'Nuoh rn1- II Roy tr,rrdsrr co"''l.
sfstiDu Ih+ einsTaI .AGp. lie rlEh nE'l gavin from
ne are ro.Nan i,c Ir FvsmmS SH pnntrt N
green MI NOT 80 ~ rho naieSFs lai theU hFehsts
{c1srlo v,,n I.rn u.6.s- r. CAP The CLIMAX
FHyVst riIT1rnii EcE,'ncH; hsrd vas aboard -.
f.tr''0s '1ns arc % mn airs Th"rs "a> 40
l0r NJ troWusnt .ncHl politicians pTt'onL Among
N. TsHf 'Yr. 1,n VINO .r;ot.i Il. asy together
Gsspr rI..irgt L.y't.tgo Nc. P;t.rirn,,
Fe2or,,ns tccr''ary Iohu Nses,h IL, treasurer,
!. t. R'.t, IlN0' NNulI~r . Al N1uderrirt ans Nlch
AZ r.,,.l Assam, Flor Nanagrrs l3nn rNI" AZ
Adam. p, 'Grt + nTrun.n =, "Crics {. Ter
ENar W n,.,'''t 'ns It.,F 'gnm.W,e fcDra
M.,n,E ~ r"gs", r Br,,. T. Than, " ,la,n1
Ei}dy, M'o"il S,ra v J. ?,,nn. r moucl ana y
site p" t"mnI":r't ArNI ssw'nt' yer. - ic~.
ELs.e! GnlJ u. va taslfHGn
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The Players League.

NEW YORK Up. L., 8: PITTSBURGH tP. L., 2.
The Pittsburgh tP L. Club came to town
yesterday minus the services OF Manager Cap
tain Hanlon. but it is a serious question
whether. If that gentleman had been present
he could have stemmed the tide Of defeat 1t
was a ceverly played game throughout and
SPECTATORS was that II was the quickest played
game OF the season at brotherhood Park. oc-
including an intermission OF fifteen minutes
for rHin. The whole secret of FiltsUurgh's de-
ieat, was the fact that Timothy keefo was in
port him. but no one could have done much
better Than Vaughn. and keeie, therefore. was
out four singles. and they got TO first five times
on balls But In only one instance did the lat;
ter rrove serious, and then q score was aided
by wild throw OF Vaughn TO second. The
score,
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4 BiG sunrniAE ~ cnIcAGp.
nniSowAn, = 80 to I SHOT. Wins the IIrd,
I'nrl, Stnilrs.

Crr,ro Iu'y l7.-THl- Met appearance ~ the her
Nled Key lei Roy aud lie defeat accoinran Ell by tile
downfall ot all TIE other in1oritcs made tits the
most remarkable ta- Of surprises during the present
Washington rara meeting.
The Ntr,con " the rich HYDE Park stakes drew on,
nearly 4 ho&day attendance, willie tho weather and
itack were aIks Eooi. tho STAKE fell TO Ba!ruwAn,
who closed ~ ~ 10 In the brt'r. ana a:a'rsl whose
chances one OF tho OookmihnE FIRMS kl 20 to ~ the
eNriy hetrnr kntman really should have won. but he
was hH'ly n'erfored WITH enriy IN the race. Nth.
fr'1 he w.s cverhsu.inr the winner u, every stfi %
e certainly one o. tho he' ~ oyear ois Of the
and ly Dads tho most rlucty Tic crack Rev vel Eey
showed Ersat 'rced but lie though M such
a tr.isinZ race Ths other winners 10 iav were
ArnaGe, Anne Elisabeth and Heron Tie cub has
"s 'e' passed n decision Oh the arn-l"ne ana AtcGs
race. bat eu"u;s hnown % warrant tic assertion that
a., hands ceuc.rr'd vi ts allowed TO VIA arenr.
hu tortn' wheie.e,eral q tic horses b. rrrs tot
..eFS' It, la. rSr. "a a. " ",.nrTon raTE.
M l"'ms soma l".MF M,n a'e Ing nnse y,
stous aE''i". nut etc got Io,t m nc stu.re.
ii to .uhngs ,'-.c " ~ ,scGma a" sH!r SSa
t., "'@.e No NE Won H. 1Is Ann t,"1s'n
III. i"r a, a:e. non. .r,r, to rH.h, tlsiay"re,
1so r. sn ,.S s s yS. F.s:
y9n ne E. ~, ,e.'oo = Gang worth to thg winner
* :rn WY & IL H." fra, 80 E X@aa, S '' fSi
lWHrwicE, iana,A a. tIonpkIns, kiugn.u. lis
O. O., J@ln..n,i Tom Ms.hn ~ d a,hhwn! laleTinc,
runner u "A leu Rev bel k.y OF The strength e Ms
private reputation. closed TO fatorte, while Long
t.rtth.-aS nrSt nra to !. KInEmsn MIRO choice, a
pa, q TIE facs, raIes:ine foy ha Re .G AMI
lCrernnn.r were the prominent but when well
tovled .0t the run home 4 became hare and hound
tctamhle -'ween m go~ap ana kinrmAu. tho fori9er
winning b. very short neck from knzmAn. Rey Eel
Say "a an in1ifernnt thiri. -four lengths OF while
faesure w's fourth lime Is. The roSt odts
AGAINST The winner vas ~ 10 IL He ia Strath
more ana TtInint and elnnrs 10 Lieut.. J. Gay Of
tr~ trItsu Stn,eS Army lis appearance to DAY is his
rfth tne 'nd twice before ne has teen vctOrinns
his oHet WINS consisting OF purse here ana tho South
.rh EIo:-l stakes At tho recent ~ oEis mr. citing
Tho ionrih rnr", handicap sWeepslakes. At one mTe
ana quarter hai rNe slArierE with Woodcrait favor.
tie lie lGst fai el 10 win feron tentirg him ont 10
CRYING finish " tire. rartb OF Length. while Prince
Lortnn.tus who finished third, only neck away.
lime : H. The concluding race a purse for AL
ages at nine rronEs hn oGly tao starters Rnrney and
htlyhot> Ii. Latter was hi= fevo'ue but after
GIVING nni'h barney heht her neck. Time. 30.
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DISSATISFIED HORSEMRv.
They Th,nh HnnkIns Hns Been Doing
Cr0okcd WOMB ON the ChIcnao Trnch.

CHICAGO July 17.-Mrch dissatisfaction has
been expressed hv horscmen from the South
and elsewhere with tho war In which things
hive been Rolnz at tho races RI Warrington
Park during tho present mce'inC. This dis
satisfaction is chiefly diIec,cd toward the run
ming OF the hicaGo horses owned by George c.
Ilankins. n gambling house kce1er Of this city.
His horses have t"cn running III and ont in
most re .Narknhla way ana tho pap"rs OF the
city, teE,nninE with expressions Il mill as
TOMS hmnnt. have crIre 10 outright dcnun"'a-
ton. TIC running OF SautG'"no OF that stable
the other day, when 4" was. eaten by A'ttcus.
came in for such severe criticism Tint III"
management have takon the matter NJ and
are making m investigation.
There ~" threats that rnicss IHnklnS is cN-
relied mono Of tho southern stables will DO
represented here hcA. scrsoA
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MN. sHrLrS VIII orr THE 7r&r.
The millionaire tinker to sell HIS Freed
luz farm mud Horses.

It HnHonr"el thHt 1oin II. Shuts OF Ta-k-
vile Farm. on III" & on"y leland boulevard. has
determined 20 sell III lis tro:'.nG sroc and cut
I'D his .p"nill rrc;ortv. Including tie farm
and mi,c tTacH. into building lots
This resolution On tho pnrt OF Mr.. Shu,'s win
he dciIorod hy every lover u tic trottirc horse.
For mary years tie la, been one OF M rrost
the rrn''i': LorS", n"Ver srariHg any prine
wien a horse MS O. cred Tor winch ~" had u
lHncoRst We" is uuW n. the head Il Nr.
smut. stud n HcHUck' and = IN ttpo t.
time h1S as'OHi-h"d 10 wori1 ty ~" lIr-." a
ulcs r.. Ea- raid Tor rorrrseh'E;.ScS IT tho
J l"r'ioC"c, Hr& N.Inry families for which $50
hns an Isl orla! lh.r& N I'll" arm p ark
Vi,lc and IN Ito N"n'Hrhv stua nrc unHrly a
hundred mares of "u.la-wile "rTUtn;i0n. In
tie regular TRACK l'y..ion are such well known
PERFORMERS n G,II Leaf. Arrow. fL!;h H., lssa-
uucna md Sidney Smith.
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There vHs considerable eXcEment ard enthusiasm
AZ ti- Polo grounds hrfuro ycstsTUNys sauh Hu only
did tho euertatOrs IN tn gr"HIeS hte !r,Ii IN H. cui
al tlr iorsuu> al Brurnerb oil rnrt ne Iny-,E
were either on toy Of the c!sh on.s Oh the tsnrs
with th~tr eT,~ centred ~, rho IOio grounds Tic
rUynrdS dnslI b~tveon Ternkn an: Henry was w'.u
csntea ia TIE dis,nno' W. meaIurnl ont back
~ Second hAsr from 'he AKA aT'b 'iusr
In rhI G".h Tlogbau frI made h~ hrInarAucr from
he omt h"nS" snd be "~ nn4I chstroG lie va
yo.ni 81 l.f. t.i ~ita u ss. % N. FH.ur,s Af6
lrn' ~ ~ tlAtF - ~ LnThs wv 'esn,A
advantage
rs cad M 'AO HTn I'M ys-nH wan - E.nI"nri
sopeW-hf. nh.. b. = me- Trf lIc nan = ~ iAuJ
Closed up ~. IVA ,aris Esl rss reck ami U,t
to- tho Ia yrutrhv, rari' mi urN cond l.. ~ap
Wouh u, rhSGnIn,gai svuIt "a me- iptt hires ~
''.r' r. nan rIn'g't ~ :u'h ht"'olf to rne
SIX luch ahead uf laurF
Ihr line wAA II tsr0niS VII ~ vas rop-',r~, ~
the "Sunte NJ V"ry fs't on 50 uneven trhck niI
ono was James SULLIVAN. So Rotary Of to A. A
shI lat tho time good ~ 500 10 i IN
good cnuus .arge auOTuI ~ m trey changed Land.
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10 won the game from Roch.

Earned runs-Toledo. q Rochester Two base hits
uealy Mcguire ThTee-bAso hits-Tebeau Sprague.
Home run &ndyts Bases on 9alis-oF IieHly, + %
Healy 2; by barr. ]. Passed bals-RoEerA l. Time
3lO. umpires-Doescher aud PeepleA Attendance
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TIE National League

NEW YORK IL. l., 4; CLEVELAND q. Ii 4.
BY tho time the first inning was over at the
Polo grounds yesterday rain began to fall and
kept on until FIVE innings had been played.
Then 1t cleared or But after nine innings
were played with tho score a tie. 1t poured In
torrents and the game WAS called. The New
Yorks had the game we'll in hand. but the old
man is out proved true in this case When the
Cleyelands came to the bat in the ninth inning
they had three runs to make to tie the score.
Yorks failed to win on account OF miserable
coaching which allowed bad base running.
hung and Henry. The feature was phenom-
email one-handed catch OF q terrific liner by
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Tic r.u,l er' Z n Esic"n Gun q .'wh osscm'red
s;MI'cr .De-'cr rAra Hr,'oriay did.oms.o.icAcOu
ton although the danny atmosphere hold ne smoke Of
the rrE discharge tbs, Tie second barrel cam. hnr
" int use Ra tue Facon shooters rrsfer 90 KIN their
birds u IN the srst barrel pigeon shot second
hrs coun,S onY On half and thEy orsn take great
chances 80 ma NsFteTdAyB uniAN 0TAbls
fectRd them only partially. Hermann had the highest
score ~ but AZ he Allied two BIRDS on second are no
tied with NEEht and the veteran Van stAdSn who had
q straight Gach Hermann winning on the Ihoot OF
NolsT Killed y scoring ~ AulST
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N-w. from the Horse yvorrn.

The offer 70 trot Supol aGa,rs, Belle Iamlin
comes now without Wubbre. This was printed
YESTERDAY:
IT, MR. IRA ret PRIV "a authorized % mach eunol
nEh Belle iih'n,n for rNnutt a si'e, hat fOr.ri,
NnLrr 70 tGe the rnrre STAKE ana Cii.'. gate money
track :" - WH'IlN y agreed Qf"u. VIZ - A H!ckCk
vii find tho money Toy Nuiul III, proposition - open
for acccfthuCN uulI. Nsinrs inr JAY ~ IH.,.
Sunol white owned ~ the non betting Tohcrt
Bonner. Is controlled for this season hr the Old
sport. senator >tauturt. AMI u Il he who
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Twelve Heats Trot;cd ana Paced Better
Tnnn 2;25.

BcsroH. July I7.-There was another large
crow, At Mystic Park thts atcrn on. The $50
race was quickly decided in favor OF Maria
legacy Il a lpirly Interesting contest In the
2;@i c.ass Arthur Wilkes. who won the first
heat. WINS considered II sure winner. but Free
Trad" cu,touted Linn in the second and third
heat- Then N!Ikes PULLED himself together
and won two straight aud the race. The2:l3
racn WI. vol split ny. and after four horses
had "a . Won u Acn tn" event was put over
II tom urrJW Oh arcoLLt OF darkness. Sum-
Ilar.CS:
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THE RECoRI
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NO BREAK TET.
Tho Atlantic Association to Help Its Dis.
trespcd Members.

trespcd MemberR.
Every club hut Jersey City was represented at tho
special meeting of the Atlantic Association in parlr F.
Fifth Avenue Hotel last night President secretary
James y. Braden was, usual the first the ground
President Lang brought fair reports from Hartford al
though the aendances have not been nearly to tho
expectations Of the MANAGEMENT SIN tho clubis VII
mig ion club was vel repressne by ia bright and
n s ans sAn ar
ham. Manager OF the New Aven club WAS there, and
re PaRRsi, h only !s o m
lie m sra or s sss b. N e e s T6
Wilmington Yesterday afternoon but that even diint
W"rcss!ers asls:a,s wa. walter Holden Worcester
THe E. m . al sn sh n out @
maker of Newark teIegraphed that he would lie unable
ssned y iroyy Tsa.nrer Bfktn u" oSKtl a;iet tie
h"r.e winn Barne Was in fr., rat h,n H HI
claimed tnat the Baltimore Club woui probably make
ranEement Vas not nisrterei with,
s H la. n s % .as he
Question At AZ .oolt the survival OF iSs
two changes IN tho clubs. and Manager Bnrnie even
ind IL convenient T. wi:ndra~ h Womb b. IN favor II
c"ntiRqnE Win Elk clubs Treasurer Van trump says
have much stronger team IN tile field next senson
washimrtem with Is im,ad aisndanSe' ana eT%i
hewarh rrGoTt MAJ ne! wi 81" The -eason through
at Newark tho management have assurances from
re . H.. cD that they wi" lend helping hand
The cub that ~ IN the greatest distress ana tho
chief cause for calling the sIeclS meeting is Jersey
CITY. Tho cub las been no poorest drawing card in
TIE Association The responsible iiv tor it, continuance
has rested on the shoulders OF on" men no
Oi BurdOCk has also been serious set
back The cub has managed 10 DAY the salaries Il It's
PLAYERS up July and It will be prenlred 10
clear of deal o! tho Indebtedness The team
the cheapest in the Assoraon and itIs claimed DO
the cheapest regularly organized team in the country
All these facts were presented Mt the neo'inG last night
and 1t unanimously decided that The Associafion
should assist the Jersey Cry Club and TINS keep
circuit intact
In break should occur Harrisburg is red hot 10
Association Albany
witch have intmated that they would Ike TO become
ms
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during Twins illness returned 10 this city for good
lie willing TO sign with Boston, provide he should
not bs obliged TO sit on the bench when Irwin got we'll
He preferred to stay in New York his hono aud sit OH
the bench rather than do the same In BOSTON lie know
the merits Of Irwin, and felt sure that be would be I'M
able retain his position when tho latter became ell
hence he decided to cave. 1t Is sad that John War
will protest all the Boston games in which he played
he under contract to the Now Works ali thr time
and acted contrary to the rules For tho present short
field will be covered by Richardson Kelly, Morrill,
Irwin IL is hoped will be able to play. He
able TO walk about the city.
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chester. the fnvorito had no snecd. hens under

chester the favorite. hal no srccd. being under
the whip tor the last quarter Of milo.
Sweepstakes for two wear cd ruii1en' at go each
with nnaided ~ whirh t2rJ t" Second ana siv1 10
third three quarters ut = muN
A. Helmonrs ell Beauty, by 81 Eaiss Bella 10
Nami On). .......... ........
c. Z Kanisb roxtori liz ,tv,n,i ...... ....... :
s. W Stfeets ch. & houEhrurl l." t.udsrson' 4
NssCbpster, llO0dlWu Eirkover. Inc-r'anrv Ellen
Lireuc, Watcot Revolt cot and Eudesn My also FAN
IIn'c. i,lt.
Post tlettnE-AgSinst Nestchtst"r, m r"auty Sto
|. Hoodum to /. Nhro.t to Revolt colt ~ f.
nnnchrum ~ to /. hirknvrr. - ~ !. l2nlte Incrr
taiqty each 70 10 FcA'ord Gui!iean MY tach % 20
], FIlen 30 TO !.
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rnlLAprLrn,A o. y. $. .prrALo U. ~.
PHiLApELFHiL. July 1.-THE game between the PhilA
delphia and Buffalo clubs day resulted follows:

EARNED runB-FhlAdephia Z TNo.base hlts-Grlfin
Wise. sScMnce his-Snindio t2L MuIyey, ilRLman.
Pickett Kaney. Double PiHHy-!lsddoek RSn:y, and
struck out-foEsrty, Mu!vey ca farrAr Rainey,
Iladdock (3. Wise llaIligan, Carney; First
bare errors-PhilAde phiA /; buffalo /.
First base hAlI.-Grln. Wood C2l Pickett c2> Had
nals..Mack. >. Timo-i:oO. umpiro-Galney and
Sheridan.
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CEIC.EE.
New Jcrscv \. 4. Va. Manitoba.

Sore good cr'cNet witnessed Yesterday at Bergen
Point when tie Manitoba cFICkc 0ui,heI their game
WITH New Jersey \. .. The principal feature Of
tie match was the bowling of G. F!ts, who obtained
NicGetT :1T run. Tho score
yFUsTY
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THTnyu TUNN-WOfCtEIoF, u WhFhlnRTOn, ', IWU'
base hits-SthtS, Terren Threeb base hits-spilL
nedy, stafford Riddle. stolen basesstaltn BAdet -,
WHSLE. El, Jordan Daniels; Double rnvs.Mesier
Jones Cndworth Whistler Bndsr. Hit by pitcher
Itrrien BNder az, Kennedy. First base on Error =
Worcester u Washington, 3 struck out-Stanord.
Meisiet JoneA spill bird t3J Jordan WcntE O., lltll,
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SUMMARY ! SNcT6FN' T.ITN' t-T-TL
Buckskin lCk, h. g. Dy BNerIy hbialiah
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Minor Leagues.
The Newspaper League.

At observation-disclosures 7; MilwaukeeA
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From Monmon,n TO nrlrhton.

Every Monday. wednesday, and Friday EUecal train
leaves LorE Branch tHsE End station 10 20 : ". ard
n J. So, r % 80 thence Per steamer LaurAN Stain
ana CuysT's X TO West brighton and Brighton Beach
Ises track After racs. cgvsr iL9in isaN's - coz.
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Entrie. for To.dny's Races.
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nomncna tho ,nllnMlnc nrnhnhln sinr,nrs:

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nounces tho following nrobnhlc starters
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Earned runs-ChicaEo. g. Two'base htts-Thompson,
ClementA Myers Wilmot. Luby G.. Three base hit
Bare Sacrifice hits-Burke C2) Clements, acCauley,
Arson Carroll. Bases stolen-Burke, Earle. Wilmot.
ponble play-Carroll and GlsuAlvin Left on bases
PGiadevhwbA 49, 9 chcaEo y srnek op1IiAmiton,
son, Clements Mayer, Anson 90 Burma Hit by pitched
bAll-EArls. Wild pitches-Luby, 2; Gleason, I, limo
-l45. lmpire-AcDermott
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close OF tho ninth whom Ward nut Van Haltren
In, and the change worked beautifully. Tho


basss"RrooIiyn s! Cleveland 8 First base on errors
--Brooklyn =, Cleveland First base on balls-On
soNIsr., 8 % Rntey, = struck ou5mBy sowders :.
Bakelv. Two.baso hlts-NAn laltren C2) Joyce.
brennan. 1hree.baSe hrH-Rauer McAloer, Brennan.
Stolen bAses-Seery, Cook. McAleer Double nays-
Joyce and cook; BAUER and nhiIy; Rau%r, Ward. and
Cook; StriCker DelAhAnty and barkin. Passed balls
Daily, umpires-Leech and Matthews. Time-2:i7