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CoueHEns To The Fnosr.

VOUCHERS lo lHE FRONT.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
SCHOOL TRUSTEE CRIME RKsIaxa

SCHOOL TRUSTEE oRINKE REsI0xa
Rev. Dr. Grimke, Q trustee Of the colored
schools, rendered his resignation TO the CON-
missioners today and the Same vas accepted
BuILprxo PERNrD
we're issued today a. follows: James ID. Burnes,
two brick dwellings, HOS and lilo H street
northeast; e6,500. John Moore. one brick
dwelling, 1919 G street northwest; $4,000.
street northeast; $4,000. C. Green, one frame
dwelling On Brightvood avenue; el.5o0
Says His Wife ln-Treated Him.
W. r Davis has Aied bill of divorce against
Catherine Davis q The ground Of cruelty and
ll-tyeatmspk
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Col. Thos. l.. Snead Dead.

New YoRK, Oct lS-Col Thomas L. Snead,
seventy years old, en-confederste officer.
died suddenly at O'Clock this morning at the
Hotel Royal. ut 10th street and 9Th avenue
The supposed cause was heart disease.
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cid 81 daughter OF Conrad and Jane Arsbin aged 6ss
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The old rivals, tho Brooklyn and the Staten Island
lacrosse teams met yes o!day the grounds OF the
Staten Island Athletic CLUB and played exceedingly
strong for the championship cup II took nearly
three hours to play tho game mainly caused BY IN.
necessary kicking the part Of the playerA who did
not hesitate to use profane language much to tho
disgust Of q large number OF lades who attended tae
game.
The first goal was made by Rchey OF the Staten Isl.
ands in minutes and Miller OF tho same club IN ade
the second in mnuteA Tho third goal was made by
Burns who played In his old time form and sent the
bail through in minutes The fourth goal was also
made by tho Brootlyns but OF old rule OF
stepping over the which has more kick
ing and disagreement than anything else could do
goal not allowed. The hfth. sixth seventh eighth
and tenth goAl made by tho Staten Island Club
two of which were made by King. whose rne playing
was one of the principal features of tho game Tho
ninth goal was made by O'Bren OF the BROOKLYN team
VINO payed very cleverly did sig Bennett The score
when the limited time had expired Etood TO In favor
Staten IsiAnd--H. AAihewA goa. Miller point:
Brown, cover pont Post rrst defence. Noses second
defence Notary third defence, Ritchey. centre: Nc
Lane hrst attack Davis second attack. King third
attack, X MatheWH outside attack; Miller inside
attack.
Brooklyn-J. ORrien goal; Roberta point: Flannsry.
cover point; Bukh hrst deteroe3 Doyle. second dc.
fence o. brien tLird defence; Bart centre ChAIoner,
nrst attack: ". uBren second attack Mclean, third
umpros were A. Is As and W. Anderson; referee A.
JOuFneRy,
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Raae Ball Notes.

YeSterdAy's Brooklyn. Louis game was postponed.
Jimmy Powers, late with tho brooklyn American As
ISOLATION team has been signed with the Troy Climb
Manager Primrose has succeeded getting tina
Albany Club from the tail end In the State League.
Syracuse to- night accepted tho terms OF Pitcher Lin
colin. recently released by tho Cleveland National
League team
Tho Brooklyn and Columbus Climbs will paw their
championship game At the Long lsAud grounds In
peth tbs afternoon.
Burkett pitched we'll Yesterday. but It always hap.
their pitcher 10 doing things right up TO tho handle
EIwARE. July 26-The New lIAvenS did not show M
TO day and Umpire Cox save the gHme to heWArk By
default Two picked teams RSoi very amusing game
tho FitzEerAlds winning by score OF l5to2 Manager
Trot will claim damages from Sew Haven they
turned away.
on Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday the Brooklyn
IN ~ Club to have played the Cleveland Club at
Cleveland Owing to the nOltnE meeting In that city
during tho week the games have been changed to In.
dianapoIia On Friday neXt tue bro"kyns play tho
York Is. L. Club has trRrBerr-d the three Cleveland
RAInss on ThurHfay. Friday. and "a nrtay next to
Indianapolis They may p ay saturday. however, at
Cleveland Cinrlr.nAt has altered TIA schedule some.
what The games 10 no played % Pittsburgh on AuE
7. and have been changed TO Cincinnati
Everything is not harmony in tho brotherhood The
RostnnA direct are strong in their condemnation Of
the onrl BOARD tor throwing out the games which
HAfheId played with the BOStIns WINE being under
contract with another club They say y was al tho
work Of ode man who went out OF his way 10 ac
compish his object Director Julian Hart IA kicking
yet and SAYS the game will 10 counted MANAGER
Hsnlon OF the rittsburgls has been asked what no
which he replied Who Hart Why he's nothing hut
abiE talker He doesn't amount to anything and the
kick will not be noticed
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Tennis Mt Hastings.

Owing to ono rainy day during the tourn Amsnt Of
the Hudson River Association a. HASingA all the events
could lot be completed that week, and the mixed dou
hes and championship round In singles between v g.
Hall challenger and c. E. Sands (holder) were post
poned until yesterday. Unfortunately. although the
courts sufficiently dry by SO play the matched
tho heavy rain Of the morning caused most OF the
PLAYERS to remain away Both events are now post
poned until the first week In October as OF tho
players will be away from this vicinity Neither sands
nor Hall put In appearance yesterday Both play
In the Southampton tournament thiBlweek Miss Ca.
hill and MIRA Feliowes Morgan will Also Ay together
in the ladies' doubles there and will PROBABLY tho
Misses Roosevelt on that occasion as the latter intend
entering the tournament
Between now and October the players will be seat.
tered all over the country playing At SATTARanBetL
Bar HArbor. Newport and other plAceH so that Mr..
FRASER, manager OF the Hudson River Association.
thinks would be impossible to nniSh the tournament
before then.
Some very inter' sting exhibition EAmes were plAyed
yesterday Mr.. '. N. EltinR and Miss Eraser beat Mr.
and Mrs Morgan by u score OF 60 C-l. Miss Fraser
played u remarkably hne game and were she as good
in tDurnaincnt as IN practice she might only 10
ond Gahil Miss Frazer Miss CODY then
Aysd very interesting match against Mics CAhill and
Mrs Morgan and much 10 tho surprise OF all beat
49,. The latter. however, were attempting to Voey
every bali with Indifferent success Miss Fraser
Atterwsrd PUT up good game against ASs CAhil but
W ga
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Games OF the star A, &.

| Several hundred athletes crowded under umbrellas
on the grounds Of tho star Athletic club In Hunter
Point, LoER Island CITY yesterday. where they had
assembled to participate In the open games OF that
orEaukation. and looked with di.mAy At the down
msnt 90 the Stars themselves They had put forth
every EFFORT make this Of the ggest meetings
in their history and would undoubtedly have succeed
ed had the day been clear The grounds had goI
in condition but the rain sugSd everything
one Aunred. ard lash, Handicap - sntrles-WOn BY
4 { t2ysrdtl second and II r llApin N j. K G. (s{,
yards, mrs TIM lul-j SscOndL
Henry IiESled Wayne A. G.. lanes J. COggh an,
Pro,pect lAIrisrs second G sands n J. A C.. tLlrd.
one hnndrsdyGrd Dash, Novice. % entries Won by
william j DAineS Brooklyn N. c. 4 John spell
man, BndEs A G, second and N. J. Tracy. n A. e.,
triss-Won BY Il, NJ. Dickinson, columbia X Q 10
yArdSi Peter : BurnG stAr A. C. 20 yardSh second
YF Sinsy +. ] A. c. q inch HsiEGtIof jump
fSst' ~ inches. Y. Dshnert, Nautilus b. UluclsSL
Hns'Inils walk handicap. % sntrlsS-wou by y.
TiIlssfand. Wsst side q, ts5 seconds. j. z F1rsy
tAsums A, &. ,bpFSconds second and ". " Scott &.
} 4. Q, u6 seconds third Time, minutes l7ss
TsoHundrsd and tE'2y ysrdI hprd,s handicap IL
q. LIl!ey, PAS'ims A Z. Is yards second Time, u
.'ons NJ e Run. h.nacap. g snths,- ~ Ernie
e. - ard second lime, minutss NJ, aEr OndG
The banner 0nsTsd fYr ne organization winning the
Athletic Club HaHdSOms god aud silver prizes we're
awarded the SinnsTL
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Look. Like q Promising Youuxster.

1t isn't often that man is called upon take on two
nnish nights In one week yet that is what Lon Hanks
YorkvilIe lad of 100 pounds did last week we'll.
known west side sporting man thinks he has found a
champion IN iianks and wants TO match him against
Jimmy ArkiHs of Jersey CITY To satisfy or three
capitalists of his mans ability, tho west slider put
Hanks against JAeG sperry, with skin gloves. last
Tuesday night and AEAiA had him in ring yesterday
morning. sperry Was about Hanks weight, but taller
Hanks proved to lie Iick his feet aid lodged
hard bDwt meantime tapping snerry gu the stomach
wTItAing on the HOnr, utterly winded.
YsStrrdAy llAnsSs sdv.r.Ary .u Jim sturGsS also OF
this city who weighed rs poundL Hanks again showed
ceyerntGN aud cut HtuTgos up pretty badly This 20
lasted nye rounds. and was fought with tuo.Ouncs
gloves S'ufRoS lit HAnkA tut once over the left
while Hanks punched HIM all over siurxsS couldn't
stand AFTER i've rounds ilAnks viii now be put UP
against some strong man OF lH5 pound1 and he proves
TO he wuiinI 10 take punishment he viii he backed
AGAINST LRtkinS for SD The lOTkVille boy Ia but IN
eaII old and AtAldB feet ~ IneheI
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Tennis Notes.

disc SsinG club which held in Sc
Prssdsnt Of the Id said 10 nave onerei 10 present.
cup for eonlstt."n N seHemsn's slnGgh Iheersn's
ike CLUB.
over he Gssas Of r. = aSnt,nson " 5y . ImSAs s
IN l. anal ;ngst A. the south side FIELD club Tour
MAS sgunE u go down since us defeats Al Tho GoWh.
!ry nv and b.: prsyons defeat ny Huntington in the
lie ls being tailed ap again any may tEinl be viii
come out On top At the he~porI tournament
Mis-, Alice N. Alien Of the New Haven Lawn Club
tenmi, PlalrT: .IIs tssE, " 1.r PraeneS shs pays
nAneut and there 10 one ke to beat her this year
IN Ia ;T," Il. "aSs "t . n IGs: e:
ksnnsDunk port tolrnAmsn, IA Maine neat month
wv. Raymond ~ the twenty third Regiment who is
ry is pTAc'nT TsEu any at he courts Zine BROOK I'm
ilsght' Teams ci9S no 2 ssa m:mosr Of ths g
hi.Eams y o. the slssdie't nd saa he place. And
hsvs baTar!ms e Lsi. Sia ard ,; !T:qg;ntiy Es!:
he DrooEiSn Heights easily ''-''
The tournament u no MEADOW Brook Club at South.
smpon n:fnmnE on Jgly ~ IL one Of the ehst ennis
players 'pcnddiy ent,ftAlnsd GI the Tssdsnts Of
sSStSI sSsnt Of i on. d the '"c. f..tat.. o.
hogEIAmnLon I9s courts Ar.. ~ ,mooth eloS, co!
TO Keen N good cnnd,dHn
NJ. 10 osss. Moran ID me q ts PusLsst lAty
h's sun ana mace mors loln,s against he latter
tLsn t"lns Pin',s ShoS,s s.'E than sue Mrs Nor
tstofs a., ~ss @4rrl.d lf NorTan l. an sissIi.ns
BE-. peer b.! ~ tennis he l. nti,: better teAR ~
IsIIiAS u the isr. Yoi5 TsBSn ciSs pisysa match
s ~ S1 Sss S ssaSi aS q cse sHa
SsSSSSas6 q WiIhlSE " TiSE '.'
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70 make the team more formidable opponent on the
neld The recent difficulty with the oIherS OF Ridge
Nood Park has all been adjusted and eurs that
from now on Manager Kennedy and bis bsokers will
have no cause for comp Aint
An our ciubs 10 the West are In fret
class shape and we'll supported. Tho 81. Louis
CLUB has once secured the confidence of the peo
pie and President Won der Ahs's tit with Mr. Munson
SEQ ms TO have been entirely forgotten, The former
eecretary Of the Browns 10 very popular among the
patrons OF the game in 81 Louis and ! am not sure
put what Mr.. VI der Abe acted hastily in the matter,
but Ieace has once more been declared and the Browns
arc dangerous bidders for the pannant Our town has
gone fairly Wild over our team cannot recall year
IN the past when Louisville showed m much interest In
tue game. The club does show up well paper,
and must admit that am really doubtful whether II
can keep up its present RAit
Your club here Ia certainly astrone one and should
win more games than II has lii the few weeks but
IL has struck OF those losing Etreaks common IN
al BAH tsams And val shortly make Grand squirt no
donbt Regarding the disputed Athletic To edo game in
the latter city the Board of Directors decided to take
ANAL vote on it. uny three four clubs have been
head from thus fAr, but think the Athletics are en-
uued 10 the game and IL will be awarded to them"
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whv Manager schmel. Reo,rued.

CLrvELASD. July 20 Secretary Haney OF the Ceve.
land National League Club asked to day the
OF Gus schmelzs retirement manager OF shat organ
i1aton at Was purely and simply the reaut Of dis
agreement between the directors Of the club and Mr.
schmez regarding the policy OF the management
While we do not claim to have perfect team by any
meAnI we do think that We have . club which should
make better showing than It has been doing for the
past month. When the season began the Cleveland
League Club virtually playing better bail than IL 10
now. That 10 right There should DO prov
instead OF the rverse We aware OF the fact that
cert ain brotherhood players have been tAmpernR with
our men Manager schmeiZ seemed to he worried and
lost his head as they say when ball player makes .
bad play. Personally there never man in charge
OF the Cleveland Club that We have nlaced more conn
donce In and respect rore than Gus Schmelz We
would gladly retain him in the positon Of manager but
Il 10 to the best interest OF the cub that make
change. Perhaps new blood in the MANAGEMENT will
result In better work by men AT fee that
II ourselves and the public to endeavot do
something to he 10 IN the winning of RAmeG"
:" There was no other trouble or reason for tao
ohanReE"
None whatever: It is simply = question OF policy.
Mr. schmeis may 60 with an American Association
team and no one wishes him more success than the
Cleveland League Club"
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Aquatic.

The PAlsAde RoAt ClRb Is about to erect handsome
$4,000 club house upon the uplands al Glenwood.
OArSmAn-He cannot II the reRatfAS are governed by
the laws OF the National Association OF Amateur oars
mon
The ttantc Boat Club NJ TIoboken will hold their an.
Aug IS
The Crescent Rowing club Of the Harlem would Tx =
TO hear from te Nautilus BoAt Cub OF Bay Ridge in
reference to n match game NJ haro ball.
Tho AtAlAnta Boat Ilub " l. move their Newark house
members and friends during tue Nude states regatta
on AuR q ana Z.
III" Atlantic Boat Club Of IIOboken have unior fonr
cd shell now in training their GutsnhIrR quarters
cared barre crews In training for no T"mln regatta
Anumber Of the yachts Of tho Marine ard Field luh
therefore the races which were To have taken Place
yesterday In the lower bay were postponed until
Aug ~
The eighteenth annual regatta OF the NattonA! Asso
DO he ID on Lake Uuln-IEanoni. Worcester Mass on
Aug Sand IA There Will be eight events the pro
RrAmme.
Capt Van RAdsn otthe AtAantA Bost c'uh W. act
sG clerk OF tho course the Middle states EsgAuG
AHnuiAt.onS REGATTA on Aux "And anu Wi zee Stat
each aud very crow are Aced IN er proper position,
before starting.
On Monday evening nsyt ,compcuti's races IN single
and douns Srull shell Wl be he'd hy tue Of
determine Who shAl represent Tho club he coming
Middle states regatta.
Jack LGrEAn. shc6Gmpion OF Eng aud would Ike 10
OF not ,e,S than three Tor $50 r raiG race 10
take place within six weeks from date ~ fs deposit
OArsmAn PrGt come first ser, ed,
A chal enEs for tie y & g International ChAI
IsnEe our HAVING been received from, tbs BrocEvils .
held on ffiay snd saturday, AFTERNOONS Aug I .Ba
The start viii be from on The Sew York Canoe rUb
race vii NOT he decided uuI afur the aTrtvai ~ "
Ford JonrN the representative OF the Challenging club