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SUNDAY BASEBALL In MARYLAND
Barnis and the Sheriff Make An
nouncemsnts for To-Morrow.
ESPECIAL TO rae EVESISa WoHLp.i

BALTIMORE. June 2l.-Despite the fact
that he is now under bonds for trial for VIC
lAtion OF the Sunday law, Manager Barpie.
Of the Baltimore Club, announces a game
Of baseball for tomorrow with Jersey City.
The AttoTney-General holds that sunday
Attorney MunrOe hiss written 30 this Sheriff
OF Arundel County that the latter must take
the responsibility OF q failure tn bring the
question to a settlement As speedily As pos
slble.
The Sherin says Of the proposed game Of
tomorrow;
vii wait until one inning has been
CT the bat, ii a gam IL attempted al Acton
aud then will arrest all the players, the
managers of the clubs and the umpire.
Z the men are released on bail after the
hrst inning l shall sait Until after they
have played another nning and syrest iheul
again. The spectators will no: be mo!ested
ueF,
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wary WINS IN SUSPENSE.
Doubt Whether He or Mr.. Croker
Will Have to Eat the Crow.

E1-City Chamberlain Richard Croker will
DO served up before the Fassett Investigat-
ing Committee Monday forenoon next, and
Counsel WINS and the Republican members
OF that Committee are whetting their carv-
ing knives In anticipation.
Tammany Hall men say that these gentle
mon will find that before thsm haa been
spread a dish Of crow and assert that Mr.
Croker will not be much cut up while the
anti-Tammanyites declare that If tho Tam
many chief 10 not entirely disposed OF. IL will
DO because Mr.. WINS Ia content with q alice
or two at present., and will reserve the bal
Ance Tor an anti-election banquet,
The examination will occur in the room 81
Part u 81 the superior Court, In the new
overrun with applications Tor reserved
Il was intimated at the office Of In1uisitor
n lsan plr III Mr, m crahsT as ma hssr w Sra.,io MN
but Will rest content with his explanation OF
the Mccain testimony.
The ah i. .sSsS o. for q. 'h Es;p 1, Il :aid n. !; sSaPd IL IL
the in~ysstiastion 70 re.erys mi further
until inst before election, when they will do
againat the orgapization the most good
EvENIso WoRLn OF yesterday, Is expectsd to
10 Ia said.
This plan. il IL H. In contemplation, 10
III able to fail utterly, for Senator McNaugh-
ton, the Deni9cratie member OF the Com
mittee.. u fully informed regarding Mr..
brokers' desire TO testify, and will bring out
all that he wishes to say by deft cues
That Mr.. Croker will remain in this coun-
s~OoiateB in New York until after election. is
pretty. definitely, settled, and preparations
are said to be making for his SnmmerinR in
the mountains. where IL IL thought his
health will be moSt benefited.
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1T WILL BE A BATTLE ROYAL.
The Match Between Tenny and Sal.
vator Arouses Great Interest.

There is but one topic among the race
going public to-day. should the weather
be fine the greatest crowd that ever saw q
match Aoe will journey TO ShSepahead Bay
next Wednesday to see . battle royal be-
tween Mr.. Pulsifer's great Tenny and Mr..
Haggins Suburban record-breAksr salvador.
The race will be for Is. 900 q side. with
81. 900 added by the Association. at . mile
apd . quarter, 20 carry pounds zach
said that he would match Salvador against
Tennyfo any sun from e5. 900 to eco, 900
On the other hand. Mr.. PulSifer feels SO
that be remarked aftsr the match was made
IL SIC. q . side instead Of s., 900.
snapper" Garrison will rids Tenny. and
Murphy will again make the effort OF his life
to get Salvatore nUse under the wire irst.
Tenny's owner and many who backed him
for the Suburban are confident that he san
do the trick. while there are Just as many
sAngnine ones on the other size.
II Wednesday ahonld be unit for the race
the next fine day will be selected. and should
the track be in good condition q new record
for . mile aud a quarter MAJ DO looked for,
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1t is lamented by the Commissioner thai
existing avs will not permit them to lay out
an entire system Of rapid transit roads for
the accommodation OF the entire city, and
the removal Of certain exemptions by the
Legislature Is recommended.
The proposal for q continuation OF the
route above Forty-second streeI is for the
use OF Fourth avenue, with q westerly con-
nection at the Harlem River for the west
side at kinRHbridge road or Eleventh, ave-
nue. and the n~ortherly portion OF tie island.
Their inability to form u company and de
termlne on the character OF the structure in
the, short space OF thirty days 10 regretted,
another commission 10 continue the work.
The report 10 as follows:
The undersigned. Commissioner Ap-
Visions Of chapter 66Ss OF the Laws otis7S,
We find thai ample power is conferred on
the Commissionsrs to lay out, routes for
exemptions OF certain streets and avenues
in the City OF New York render IL exceed
ingiy difficult, Il not impossible, 70 locate
routes for rapid transit roRds in this CITY
which shall be OF benefit TO the public A.
lines OF through travel.
u \ ROUTE CHOSEN.
The act also provides for the selection of
but one route or set OF routes by the Com
routes selected shall be disposed OF TO u
corporation created in accordance with the
provisions OF the act Not only we're We
confronted with the difficulty Of locating q
route or routes, but We were compelled 10
consider whether or not the public would
subscribe to the stock Of corporation 10
take the route or routes when 30 located;
n We are OF the opinion that 1t would be
very much easier TO obtain subscriptions TO
stock in a corporation which was 10 acquire
some one definite route than subscriptions
to a corporation created TO build = complete
system Of rapid transit roads.
When the act Is amended IN the particulars
thus specified. so as to authorize the locA-
Eon from time to time OF different routes.
We see no difficulty under the present pro
visions Of law in obtaining complete rapid
transit in this city.
IN ~endesyorinR TO locate a route upon the
west side OF the city We were confronted with
the exemption OF . large bOrtion OF the up
town streets on that side, and IL il, As We
believe, impossible, under the existing ex-
symptoms, to locate q satisfactory route ON
that side OF the city. IL said exemptions
we're removed We think IL would be prac-
ttcable 70 locate a route for an adequate
rapid transit ralsa to the extreme limits
OF the city upon that side, which would be
Of great and immediate c~onVenience and
benefit 20 that extensive and growing sec
ton, and 80 would greatly promote the
growth and Prosperity Of our city and In
crease lie taGabls property.
LINZ OF PRoPosED Road.
We have, however. decided upon and so
located . fouts IN the centre Of she atty.
his line wtll start from the Oty HAL.
thsnes through Centre street 70 hsAasstrests
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BILL NYE
has written q chapter of THE GREAT
EST COMPOSITE NOVEL.
DEATH STOPPED HIS RUNNING.
Sad Death from Tremens OF q
Wealthy Bird geport Man.
To THE EVENING" woRL

iHPYcIAL To THE EVENING WORLD.
BRID6EPoRT, Conn. June 2l.-George
NJ. Nichols, suffering from delirium tre-
mems, dropped dead in the street last night.
year ago Elan Nichols. mia father, died.
leaving an estate Of 5000, 900 and . will be-
qpcathInR part Of 1t in trust for the use of
his only son George.
The latter, however, produced another
will signed by his father on his death bed,
leaving his entire fortune unreSerVedly to
him. In place of . signature there was only
George secured the services OF Lawyers t.
b., Lockwood aud Morris Tuttle I'M the will
with the TX was admitted to probate.
George secured possession OF his fathers
estate last Fall. and at once began to drink
heavily. Last night he was at home un Ter
the care or two nurses, apparently recover
ing from 4 protracted spree aud fit of de-
liriuln tremena.
Suddenly he jumped up. rushed out of the
house and started up Main street.
The two nurses quickly followed,
Nichols ran a block. then fell dead. he WAS
forty years OF age.
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Aaatsur nasehan Notes.

The DslA-aFes defeated the HAaItOHs Saturday
By a score OF u to
tn, os,tpss and tn, Kings County tsams utn
lay tO-morTos afternoon.
The Murray Hills sruss bats with the Stern broA
nine at Central Park neat Saturday.
The Star Atheists cross bats with the Johnston4
OF Jersey Ctty, a. NesGrk next Saturday.
The uniqqcs OF the Eighth Ward defeated thu
Indians o tas Ninth Ward At Mes DoTp b. = score
OF i3io IL.
nrns' uadsI iourtesn ysaTs VI age. Address j.
Br2sual, Z OAK street.
The DiIies challenge ali mines With players undsE
kyerson street. hrOOklyp.
{. 5, cal would hks to jeiu a good nlns ~itk
plsye ere under sixteen care Of aga Address O.. -
Gul. ?. o. Boa :. Sal, elty.
The y " Bluss Wouli I've 10 e. { ON al ninas
under U urte-n YER OFF, Au4seas j. J.Su NJ
DO We. FOrty-ni. "a . rust,
Tbs Acme junior, would like 10 hsaz iEom al
sinss urtsI s'Atsea years Of axe. AdlFsss A.
G''up, II West Forty-;ourtA street, CITY.
Tn ON q c -HId nine Soalt kv A" hstT lrosR
hatehnl are bioSiniSs i - Ua,Sa siSaiS.
The kestrsls c1faa;,d ~ .roops tyNs ore Il
"a to-. Ths tE.teFtss wgls hu son suA Bu-k, 81
the kss,Tsls, bohue ALd Waters. o. tha TroosA
A battery sal tao good a'I-AEoIni players be-
waited . Join elsb, AGdrssi T. " Bf0iie, Ia
Avenue A.
The Miuso!as, OF Ycrsylls. vu s~hAllsngs ~
S S]s@pS Saf'' 4 .ss1Es e.. E'lfs a & 81 tElid a s.sssi s va =
Avenue A.
goot 1l-aTeEad player would Ike TO JON some
Bro I ~ nine Wnosa players aEgrAge eikhteen Tgars
81 ag0 AdtEess kobsFt hudson, u AAda'etsA
The wysa0kss bat TIE QuisEstspsty : sssss q
10 to2 TIE ~ieztaFes ~ the gaas HlHe Daen4
hSus run AID lie eAttssy uark q haek~i -
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RAGING IN EARNEST TO-DAY.
Breezes Blow for the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Regatta
Shamrock Crosses the Limo First,
With Huron Close Behind.
lsrrcrA, To THY EVENING WORLD,

hPEc1AL To rHk EVENING WORLD
FoRr HAMILTON, June 2I.-Thip il the day
when the members OF the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht Club 'quit their ~foolin''
no to speak, with amateur shippers and
crews and settle right down 20 racing in q
business-like way.
Their yachts are overhaulod thoroughly
and put in the best possible trim. The most
skilful professional stick-hsndler and crew
are hired and the clippers are raced for
every nick there is on them.
Clouds Of canvas are spread on these
dainty yachts until II seems ~ though they
foaming waters. Yet skilfully handled they
Ekim along the surface OF the water like
huge gulls and seldom it is that any acct
dent OF q serious nature befalls them.
To-day's race was bound to be interesting.
ns the question Of supremacy between the
two flyers. Minerva and Liris, is az yet I'M
determined.
Minerva defeated Liris several times last
year, but the latter always had exceedingly
At 1.-THE Larchmont Yacht Club race this
tested race, there only being q few minutes
difference between the two.
Both yachts 70 well i9 heavy weather and
outside the Hook this morning.
The interest in the seventy-foot class was
lessoned by the absence OF the Katrina,
I S S9mplese iist OF entriss was a. follows;
Shamrock. Granie and Huron.
Fifty Three-F Foot Claas-Clara.
Forty;Foot Class-Minerva. M~ariquita
Thirty- Five-Foot neutrality-suspicious.
The start for all classes was off Buoy rs at
Sandy Hook lightship. leaving Buoys 10
and . ON the port hand and returning the
The forty foot class 20 to Scotland Light
ship following the same course al the larger
class.
The little fellows turn Buoy 5 off the point
All classes finish at Buoy 1t of the west
bank.
The yacht yalusia was lying at her anchor
age at bay Ridge this morning and did not
Gent, her ways breaking down, the Oracle
did not start either.
It r9ined, hard, just, before the yachts
started. and the, dismal prospect OF SAILING
stared the bold mariners in the face.
lGe Hegatta. Committee WAS unusually
prompt in getting the yachts away, and six
o'clock, the preparatory whistle was blown.
Five minutes later the starting signal was
given and the small fleet rove around and
bore down for the line.
Shamrock dashed across with ell her work.
ing sail at IL. IL. 90. Huron, her only OPP
pon,ent, followed at j. IL. 80.
Then came August Belmont's saucy Mari
Her skipper was cautions and the yachts
topmast was safely housed.
The trim Minerva came next, Just grazing
Liris, very badly handled Indeed. stood
down 70 the Judges boat. and then went
across to the BUOY, crossing the line while
Her sails did not set we'll either. and she
went after the Minerva with the back OF her
hApping Ike a Gull's wing;
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Local News in Rriaf

III Mayer AbTam 5. Hewitt, Rev. Dr.. John
Hail and Actor v J. Florence Ners among thOle
Who sailed for Europe 70 day.
Policeman Meagher found the body Of =
drowned man dOstlng near pier ~. East Eiyer.
- : O'Clock this morning, Abe nan Was about
wi'h. light c0mplsuon. dArk Lair and . sandy
mustache.
fourteen year Old WINE deCredAn VAS held
third Ayenue horse-eaI; The 10y and his father
pumm6led hOetE, bat the father drove on,
Hotel-ksepsr Edward Asher. Of Al BoWeTy,
had charles Smith, an eI-conyiet just out OF Sing
sinE. held to-day On charge 81 I ylnE 70 murleT
him. he va . witness against Saith I'VE years
10 and SAId tie then threatened 70 ''cut
his heart out"
Justice O'Rslly today hsLd MEs. ElIIa DAVIS
On charge Of thro sing hus Mar Kelly nom
the stooP Of b29 west Forty-teysnth erect,
b-eaEng her leg, Ma, Davis aaid they fought
and Mrs. kelly Tell 70 The sdswAk
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NO CHECK FOR THE GEYsER-
Steam Pipes Still in Eruption Ga
Broadway and Pine Street.

The Broadway Seyser which began opera
lions yesterday at the corner of Pine street.
force.
A workman watching the place, where
thirty feet OF pavement has been removed
q big hole dug and plAnked over. WAs aE
cOsted by an EyESISG WoALD reporter.
'SteAm-heAting pipes can't last forever.
can they % he replied plaintiVely. Them
pipes will wear out and need repairing.
won't they?"
We had thirteen men here last night. all
night but We can't work day Emss, OF Ao-
count OF. the trAtic on the street. Wen hK
IL all right. only gives MS time"
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HERE'S THE ROUTE
Rapid Transit 10 Be Had by a Line from
City Hall to Grand Central Dept
Report Of the Commissioners to
the Corporation Counsel.
They Call for a New Commission
10 Finish the Good Work.
Various Legal Obstacles for the Next
Legislature to Remove.

The Rapid Transit Commissioners ap-
pointed by Mayor Grant sixty days ago to-
day made their report Of the route for q rail-
way from the entrance of the Brooklyn
Bridge in Centre street to Forty-second
street.
In the absence of Mayor Grant the report
was made to Corporation Counsel Clark.
The route chosen is the same which has
been heretofore outlined in THE EVENING
WORLD, and is shown on the accompanying
diagram.
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WALL ST.
STOCK REPORTS.
A Drop OF Seven Points in Sugar Re-
filming Certificates.
The General Market Strong, and
Prices Firm.
Tho Bank Statement Shows q De-
crease Of S5A2, o75.
The Bank Statement Shows q De-
rea OF $542,o75.

HE feature of the
share speculation to-
day was q break in
Reiineries GER
tihcates to 90 from
76% at the close yes
terday. One concern
alone sold about TO-
600 shares, appar-
emily regardless of
price. There was .
m that the Court
Of Appeals will hand
down q decision Tues
day against the Trust.
and this. In connec-
ton with Secretary
Blaine's vigorous de-
----.-a.- A
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the aa si.r naf Sa iI AZ Il. iTst 'f PSTiSaF II k fnSn Enc e
went to the front and led to the stretch.
where he quit. burlington then came on
and won by q neck, Che .apeake seoon (. .
Mutuels paid: Straight, 81. As for Q
place. $40. Chesapeake paid s73. 80.
Fourth Race-Mile and = hall. -CasAias
won, with Tea Tray second and Dunboyns
third. Time-2, 10.
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Kinley tariff bill. started the downward
movement.
Chicago Gas fell ~, to 81, in sympathy.
The general market was strong notwith-
stRndinG the break in Sugar, prices holding
up finely. When the bank statement APP
peared, however, there WAS some dribbling
Of long stocks.
In addition there were the usual realiza-
tions by The traders WHO make IL a rule to
close ont their contracts over Sunday.
Sterling exchange is distinctly weaker and
Brown Brothers IL Co., one of the leading
drawers. to-day reduced their posted figures
to I. S5h N 1. 80.
The total sales OF listed stocks were
So, 900 shares.
The bank statement was unfayorable,
showing a decrease in reserve OF sS42. 9T5,
which reduces the surplus to So, l44. 025
above legal requirements.
The following shows the condition Of the
banks this week as compared with last:
JEHs IA. JHHs2I. Changes.
1906. ia. 500 1895. 5is, 500 Inc. s4Os. 700
s762 37. 900 SIMS, 500 Dec. $3.50. 100
s31. O5l. 700 All, 7O5. 400 Dec. s24o. 800
s4O+ sOe. 500 s4os, s37. loo Dec. 5000. 700
s3,457.l 100 S3.77i.a 200 Inc. s26. 100
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SAVED BY CHAMBERLAIN GRAIN
HIS Tilt with the Comptroller Nets
the City $40. 800.

City Chamberlain Grains contention that
the sinking Fund moneys DO invested in
city revenue bonds instead OF borrowing
money. from capitalists at 4 FER cent has
borne fruit.
Comptro4lers Myers. though at hrst ridi-
cuIlng Mr.. Grams suggestion, has alopte 1
1t on a large scale, lie has borrowed
81, 100, o OF the sinking Fund at ~ Ter
cent. instead OF from outsiders at 4 per
cent.
As this morey WAS drawing hut aLS per
cent. as formerly invested the total SAVING
TO the city on this transaction u sAO, 800.
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FOREIGN NEWS VY CABLE.
The Hunt for London's "Jaok the
Ripper " to Be Renewed
rpuSLAP cApLE NEWS SPECIAL,

PARIS. June 21,-viotor AuRustinowltz.
Chancellor Of State in the Russian Empire.
has killed himself in a religious institution
In the Rue Bizot, whittier he went eight
days ago with his invalid daughter.
The daughter died Thnr, day. and the
father shot himself with . revolver as soon
as he was sure that his daughter was dead.
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London's New Police Commissioner
After 1.-The Ripper"

DUNLAP CABLE NEWS RPRrrLLI
LONDON, june 2l.-Sir Edward Ridley
Colbarne Bradford. was Yesterday an
nounced as the new Commissioner Of the
Metropolitan Police.
He has taken immediate steps TO have the
case OF Jack tho Ripper" re-opened. AZ he
has all along been convinced that he him.
self was IN possession OF the right clue.
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Does the Trick in the
Tidal Stakes for
HOugh Bros.
CHESAPEAKE CAME SECOND.
SaIIls McCIsIIand Beat Amhu-
lance In the Surf Stakes,
isrrc1AL 70 THE rvrNrNo wontp.i

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING World.
sHEEPsHEAD BAY RACE TRACK. juno a.
Everything was at and ready for . good
days sport at ~Sheepshead Bay this morning.
but before noo the rain came and banished
all hopes of good racing.
The crowd. however, vas here. and some.
especially the ladies, were wishing they had
stayed at home.
Beck, the favorite. began well for the
talent by winning the opening event.
Ambulance was named to start in the Surf
Stakes. much to the surprise Of the know
ing ones. who claimed that she could not
run In the mud. She was also carrying o
seven pound penalty and the talent decided
10 make Sallie McClellAnd the fAvorite.
There was a barrel Of money went on AM
bulanco, notwithstanding all the talk, but
IL was lost, as Sallis McClellAnd won easily,
PIRsT RACE.
Sweepstakes, at Al5 each, with $3.50
added; raised weights, with allowances;
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Seven Prize Winning Sheep Meet q
Horrible Death.
DUNLAP CABLE NEwA SPECIAL

LONDON. June 2l.-Seyen prize Hamp-
shire Southdown sheep. belonging to Mrs.
Newton. president OF the Hampshire Breed
ers Association, were on . railroad car half
full OF straw, on their way to tho MArlbor.
ough Agricultural Show.
Aspark from the engine iRnited the straw
when the train was EaAr Marlborough. and
all seven prize winners were roasted alive.
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showers. Warmer weather.

June
2l.- Hsdiher Iadi-
cations:
For Eastern AsU
York ~sh tCrrS
'odTmsr. s~outhsrly
t5bldS.
The weather to-
day, AsindlcAtsd By
Rakely's tele-ther
mometeT;
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A PrOmIasnt noe.or Arrested.

NEW HAyES, Conn, June 2l.-Dr. II. F.
LinquisL one Of the mosI prominent ply
SIC. ans Of this city, Was arrested yesterday
for refusing to GuSEsr the questions OF =
census enumGTator.
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Spence at His Lifelong Home.
George spsnes. Who vas sentenced 70 life
.lmpFisonmsnt for the murder OF his wife,
Kate the Rebel NaE taken 70 Sing sing
this morning b. Depaty sheTih John Burke.
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Mr.. Parnell Much Better.

ipuELAP's cAnLE sEvs SPECIAL
LONDON, june 2l.-Mr. Parnell IL much
better. and now attends the sessions Of the
House OF Parliament regularly.
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The Harlem Edition o: the SUNDAY
WORLD contains iI0MS OF int r3St 10
every HEr4smlte. Buy . copy OF It
tomorrow.
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Res dents or Harlem should read
rho RaF-sa Edition OF ths SUNDAY
WORLD. over uItsss co unAS OF
purely lsesI RsW%
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MRS. PLATT ON
WASHINGTON
WOMEN.
Habeas Corpus for smiler.

Lawyer HeinzelmLn got = writ Of hGbeGs
corpus from Judge lnRrAhGm to-day for the
purpose OF having Murderer Smilsf kept out
OF Sing Sing pending his appeal.
The evening world., 1890-06-21

5ES.S. sSol IsS.. asl,sH,hsl PIE. 70 dine.
The evening world., 1890-06-21

R~ssIdsHts Of HsEIsm should rssd
the Harlem Edition or Iks SUNDAY
WORLD. over nnssl 0humHs sf
purely local news.
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Baseball To-Day.
RernlarlY EcheluIed games:

PLAYERS LtAgCE, NAIIuSAL LEAGUE.
krs York At buffalo. Mes York az chicago.
Philadelphia al P~tttsbuFg Brooklyn at Cleveland.
Boston a. t.rsslGad. hoston al Cincinnati.
BTooklyn a. chicago. PlttsbuTE 81 PhuAdlphiA
AHTRICAS AssOCGAT'S. Atlantic AssoCIAr'S,
Brooklyn al Rochester. jersey city at Hartford
Syracuse We Athletic. NeaATk a. baltimore.
Louisville 81 Toledo. Neg Haven At Worcester
81. LOUIS a. Columbus. um'Gt'H a. N'shinEt'n.
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s: :H.s:. 81 issS IEsassss;Gs .:slliaR.o. Gisa =
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4. 4a.I:9::IlPs u i ~ il;'i G sssi; IVA lS.a Fl a lii:' a.:
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Knapps RoOl BssI Extract.

s es.s s Z s ssi. !. s4 H:.a.iifS; . e. i%s' = s:s. 70 =:
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Mining Stocks.

The following were the closing quotations
for mining stocks a. the Consolidated tx
change to-day
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a. sS a Sg SO
A'sFsse Tor pat tssssy-ioaT hOar'. 69sa de-
A,sl.ss tOs corresponding time Ass ysAE. n
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The Race.-Sallie McClelland and Ambu-
Lance made all the running. but at the end
lengths with Ambulance second. four lengths
before Reckon. 1ime-l. OF 3-5.
,Mutuels paid: Straight, $40. 80; for .
place. 20. 80. Ambulance paid SIS. 20.
THIRD RACE.
Tidal Stakes. for three-year-olds. at 400
each. With ~, 600 added; one mile.
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al. E0' d,ss.s.S ss%isss.: - 'aA'.S w.
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One OF the Best
Things in sun
days WORLD Is
Mrs. Plstt's Opin-
ion OF Washing
d TO Nell Nelson.
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Sweepstakes, at al5 each, with $3.50
added; raised weights, with allowances;
seven ~furlongs.

Inc haee.Iiime ~, as usual, cut q the
began 10 stop and BECK finished an ssay
winner by two lengths. lima beat HhonAs
neck for the place. Time-1.29 3-5.
,Mutuels paid; Straight. s11. IS; for .
place. 81. 30. lima b. paid Ella. 25.
SECOND RACE.
Surf Stalker, for two-year-olds. at $50
each. with 81, 500 added; winner Of the
Foam Stakes LAmbnlanceI to carry z lhs
penalty: five furlongs.