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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-27
LUCKY TICKETS,

For the
Lottery Benificencia,
City of Mexico.
Grand Lottery Juarez,
at Pase del Norte.
La. State Lottery, Little Mexican
Lottery and Denver State Lottery, at
SIM HART'S, Alamo Plaza.
Eyes Tested.
by Kings optometer and spectacles
to suit. Watches, Clocks, Silverware
and Jewelry to please everybody.
Also, watches and Jewelry repaired;
all at lowest figures.
OTTO BLUMENTHAL's,
24l Commerce street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

,.,,yo I,lr .,-At tn PA, r- Leasue grounds TO-
f ,, chicago, def the Broohlyns IN al ri"'rn'
INNING game. n The Of s'sl Ioc e., w S,o, i'
ih' MEAD d" ''' ''4"'" ''''''''
o.. -eor': - - - q
CnI,ayo ~. Lj.......... %
B'o,1tn ......-........ ,},',,l
ba-''ait' .,-op 49, irc and N.rhing Tur.r.s-
ii'"Ds:" I'D pa,'-
'''' ''N'' 49, ,-,t.,at r.ocro tam mounted GLEASON
1870, ., ~. ,f., tfea cd Tho scoi.:
80. ~. 81 ? dc
IaI ID l..f - o O.
Ba-,aIt~-C n.-a'o 10 ihal Ja.1 .. Lfi"i' , | on
I, iHti"! ipHt' D. i''''''
a ,. July 2sc ce,,rand- and The n,oyn,
played r ''J "' came ng ~a' @ of ex,rcmrut The
t,l ottlatt. d tn,ir opponents. Attendance, l,i0o
Ia" '''''' u % n n 4 q q IS
SlcN Ina ~ '"'..''' 3 d D . . o.
nICo"''" ..,,.,,ot 20 ,uo,.lcu &, Iror---Cic,e,ud
4 irnai,n .. PITCHERS -taruth'F7 ana H'Ath' O"p''
VI, Ouadr , -,
c' I"y ;' Lasa. "i ,o. 5,' ad S da,
rnr -,orc:
i,.,'.,,o r. L. .'.... o . %
''n''n4 80, ,l.,,l,.d &. Erlol,- Boston 3.
c.,'i,nd Ptct.r,- 'Br!cn and I;adlourh"-' nlii'-
Fcrru-0n and Heih"rt
Cuiriatl July -. ih' h'nrhiHf Of ms J" ''' ''''
,oi,g Of today 'auo the Bo'ton- victory "''t O'
Cmciunatis N!,hos pitched HA-"ll. III s'"' '' 10.
,l-itors and wei supported save In oAc n'nS' "'"
two ro gave % Som i,r.. by 'e The ca a% ''a %
Tendance 200. Inc S,o'' n n q
Cincinnati .-...........' r,,o,. nos,oo p
Ba-'hit-o 8"-tG9 - . f5ri@ and mine, Unriro-
% vnHH,',Iroii, "
nuralo ruly 2s-ro the great astonShm"at Of llO2
uecoto,- III. B,ons succeeded In winning gam" from '
p,n,d,lpha PLAYERS team to-day. 1t wa tao hrs We
tory cn games and The [1o"G wa ,s c%l nc1 a. s
l"DInn'. ",.n,, though the victory could not bo
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SECRETARY TRACTS TOUR OF INSPECTION.

Secretary Of the Navy y. F. Tracy came up from
the Oriental Hotel. AZ Manhattan Beach, YESTERDAY,
and late IN the afternoon went to the Navy ran anu
boarded the Despatch. which was ready ana III "a'0
ing for him. 10 take him on BIS tour OF oncla i'''
spoctlon Of the property of the Navy Department
along the New England coast. lie made shorous"
iusuectou Of the Navy Yard here about TWO "ecN'
AGO The Despatch is TO sail from the yarn cary .ni'
morning. and her first stop VIII DC '' ~" .s
= ,r. .bo Government has maintained q naval station
i a. small way but there is a proposition To make u
.,l,hi, FOR greater work especially repairs 70 tne
new steel vessel. where the ire,h wa,er WI" has nh" tse
- tn,uriou, clfec. on their bottoms tlu mas to
:, nat"r From New London the secretary j. 10 ~
10 newport and inspect The War nolleSG' l opSiv
=, ,i.jt the B0,tJn Navy Yard the Portsmouth naX
VA and also The North Atlantic squadron WHO "
is al Bar HarbOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Ter s.. Louisville g. Pitchers-Calllhan and stfaon UNI
pire-Emslie.
Wilmington. July 2S.The prettlest game OF oai 'hd'
played this took pac" this afternoon
between the Wilmington and Harrisburg clubs, ana re-
suited IN victory for the visitors in the tenth inning
scored the winning after making HIT Delhg
brought by GlbsOns single. Attendance. Soc Inc
Wilmington ........ o 81
Harrisburg ........ o 0 D 0 0 II
Observation-Disclosures 8, Harrisburg IL. Ertors1Wil-
mlngton > Harrisburg !. fchers-Wehrle ana "ipSoh'
Cmpre-Keliy.
Wor.,.t,r. July 2s.-rhc game to-day was won by
Worcester IN III fourth by three hits two bases on balls
aud or Welding i've Lad hat the HattioFd'
could 20. overcome. The score:
Wor.cst,r ......-...... . Q ! "a
Ias hits-Wo!c scr :. Hartford c Erors-Worccst'r
80. Hartford psccn'r--Stl ,od and Mace. Umpire
MihOu'v.
Washington. July 2S.-Tho Observation-Disclosures game
to-day was postponed Oh account u rain.
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TROUBLE OYER WEEKLY PAYMENTS.
EMPLOYEES OF THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH CON:
PANY DISSATISFIED.

As tho weekly payment law goes into force, It's
nneratons seem calculated 10 work or less In
couver ence and embarra Whether the law way
or wa, not proper 10 be passed its execution IN
the minds Of farmndcd people. ought not 10 conduce
10 the detrlmeut of wage earners But the operators
in the employ Of the Postal Telegraph Gable Company
assert that under the new rules adopted by the COM
pany in accordance with the Weekly Payment law
their wages are reduced at the rate Of from twcnytree
n thirty cents week the company having taken the
yearly salary By months and dividing IL on weekly
basis put the fractional amounts into the compShys
nocket The superintendent of the company. f. G.
Coclranc says: The employees OF the company 10
not understand the situation. Under the PROVISIONS
Of the Weekly Payment law 10 has become necessary
for rs 70 make new schedule OF rates for convenience
Of pavment IN taking or the fractions that VIC nave
l,,,n allowing for the month the company vi" at hrst
cain about IL 900 year: but on THE other mana, the
making ont Of four complete plyrOl'' h''eah Oh ono
each month. will increase our annual expenses oy
o,lIv II 900 But We do not consider our employees
responsible for the Weekly Payment law ana any tax
ahont our rctaating upon tGem is sheer nonsense II
they will wait until we can fully adjust matters 10
tho now conditions they will see. think, mat they
have not been treated unfairly. Why. as matter OK
fact under the schedule, more employees nave nc
ceved an advance than haze Gfe1 n rssSei
and our people will be patient they viii find every
ihin5 adjusted to their satisfaction ,, ,.os,o,-
day bI Tribune reporter were not prepared % a1ops
.uncriufsndant CoChranc'S view II the case. ,onlo
NINTH, ago" said one operator, we sent petition
to he company asking mat our pay ml5nt oe ascS
mouth The COMPANY. i'm making monthly payments.
allowing sometimes two or trer days 70 elie DelorS
w.s signed the petition for the Weekly PAYMENT blu
II Looks II the company were rettatlns upon Us US
any nasty or unreasonable action ~ the matter. We
I'm iay our grievances before the officers Of th3
c"mpanv and our future will depend upon tev
reception Of our complaint"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

each Sophist and Sale o. 30 TO l each Black Diamond
Big Brown jug and Remembrance. ,,.-,
Place. 10 | each Million aud Balyhoo. Mn'naIs-
- 30.
PAL Mall Clay Stockton aud Big Brown jug were the
leaders Start but named way D fouh.
Duke the hall. they rounded the far turn Gene
We've rushed up lc ruck and took command TO tho
last sixteenth, when she Joined bv Million and B1Y'
hoo and thcro an finish between half dozen
Of thcm. but Barnes Just squeezed Mlon home head
better than Bayhoo who bead before Geneyteve.
larpod by Pan Mall and Young Duke No bid for the
winner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
Cement


is material for paSering walls and ceilings which is
both fire and proof is the material being used
the walls and ceilings of the Madison Square Garden New
York City, and also in the United States Government Court
House and Post Office Building Willamspor Penn, Iol
land House. Cor 9th Ave. and 30th st. Among the
GUS Jobs where has been used the entire satisfaction of
the the New York Central Companys Depot at
Niagara Falls n. V; Dr. Mereds Church, Brooklyn the
Lincoln Club Brooklyn; Residences of Mr. Eben j. knowl-
ton 81 Remsen Street, and II. Hubert Cor 9th Ave
and st Street. Brookyn; addition to the Arlington House
at Washington ID. Co. the HER Flats at Syracuse n " Mr.
George Westinghouse villa at l.enOx Mass Chamber of
Commerce Building, Psburg, Pa. Robbins Island Club,
Long Island and many other places throughout the country
too to mention.
1t would be to the interest of all who contemplate
building thoroughly investigate this material before CIV
inc out contracts 1t is manufactured by the Oldest largest
and responsible house this line of goods i'll the world
Circular and sample of this cement will be sent free by D. b.
KING CO., Manufacturers "A State St, NewYork, n. Y.
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Drawn.


(al-Always a safe move in the opening, -,.,,-
bj-BlackbuInc is never afraid OF making d HshS
move In hope Of creating lively complication
(c)-Q-Q , would have been better. ,.uo
(dl-Intcndng 10 make useful counter ueniohsu~
ton By XIX and Kt-B D. . ,or
Ce,-When making rapid advance and counter oehi,
onStlton in force will compel retreat often WIFI
Cn-Black wisely Intends to double his rocks on
kings He before any advance. r., /.
Ig-White has lost two important moves LOT ne
might have PLAYED l6. 90 3. followed BIZ Il, B-o -
thl-Payed for want Of a l7tt"r move. ,,-
Ol-BlaCN, tactical advantage begins 70 materaiIe'
Gu-Whit, had not much time 70 examine ~
BIB B. Kt-B 5; -. GO >, R-K !; - K H.
Il y K "a. 90 50, etc. -
dl~Q-B ) would have for a moment avoided an
exchange ~ queens. 80 , a..
INIT wli BE- seen that I'm this subtle struggle for
an ,ldin: tine experience of White has told III MS
favor somewhat , - 49,.
lnr-Paycd with view to a mate by R-K :, 6u.
I think III p would have been simple way OK
lo,-Hack has not handled his game TO the best
advantage Thi, move in particular. IS an oversight
which lp,cs u valuable pawn and depriyeN him Of any
chance of winning.
tp)-Whitc might have forced draw at once. by
XIX :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
rpUOLDIyG IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS.

United states Commissioner shields yesterday 70
ported in favor of the dismissal OF the VIII Of haoeaa
corprs granted 10 Jean paptiSe, Afonzo Pniliparts
and Theophile Martin, who arrived at this port on
lime - on the Fresland. The immigration In
,pcctor, detained them contract laborerS. They
were taken before Jud ,e LacOmbe, who preferred tho
matter 10 COmm~ shields. 70 report a. TO tie
sutlciency of the examination made by the ohcals
when ;be men landed. lie reports that the ex-
animation wa sufficient. and gives an opinion when,
II approved By Judge Laconbe Will -cnt the men basd
to belgium, as ordered by The Collector
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r-sr1cr n THE PAY or BOOKSELLERS

Cnlraco July 24-"Id' Corrigan. proprietor - Tn
We, sob R,clug PART. has teen making war OF o."
downtown ,ooom, under ~" stat iaF which iorDd'
'Ao selling q pools o-t-id" th' 1c"f Ne''''f''.
number NJ rad. have brol made on ID" cts p'"IF"n-
With TIE r..ult mat 70 each in,tlpr" constable h' '
u,arcd Oh tl. win graf pfoHptn.,- "l,h T.
rl.yn srt hg virtue u which D. Aa" uk'" possession
- the pooling lachlar,. Tn Justice oi On" a'e whom
Corlcau cup lor.d --ur Tho writ, ~ -Tur" a-o Is
.d Tho writ Of r,Ia.,in. This justice lives several
miles from the sc,rIo the aid and u. proMpu'Ss win
which the rplryin Vrts were l--rcd 1t Corrgan 70
MAKING an investigation. II" claims ." hsr" Discovered
that the inagI-trlt" JIec" Julian j. j.. 81" pay ~ the
eller-. that he r,an- vh.rr h. can be- conveniently
ro, a. %, an hour, Of c urh ior tn ISSUE Of rp"'h
,yr.- and that bee receive, 80 day nr ui- service.
r. Is also charged that another magistrate receives so
Gay % ruain call dprn9 the daytime 'ofrqm -a's
lc proposes whether thcrr }, any llw On which
Julian can b. punished for hi dOub.-Gcallng.
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,pp,yc5yG FOR THE CONTENTION or CLUBS

The meeting OF the Executive COMMITTEES 81 inc he-
nublicuu state LEAGUE will open AT noon today ID
prrr r NJ the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The chief object
~ tbc meeting /, to fix upon the date ana arrange the
detail, Of the convention of ciub, at saratoga next
month. Colonel T. \. Mc\lpin president of the
state League will preside. he being also chairman OF
,,o committee.
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nv rur wAsn1NnroN R1rLrs

SHOOTING by THE WASHINGTON RIFLES
TIN, 6,,ruania Schuetlen-BuuI or Washington Enss.
b toil annual target practice and picnic AZ Washington
Park East SiAty.cchtA.st. Yesterday There was perry
crowd tr.,,nt. The shooting began At p. NJ and was
t,. nm I'll Il D. In the range, being 200. 800 and 900
,,,ls Thor, wa, some capital shooting I.H winning
, modal by score OF 81 out Of possible 20. This is
Nv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
nrooK1YN nrrEATs rME cOLuMnvs MEN.

Tn. Hrooklyn and Columbus Association teams played
AZ the Polo Grounds yesterday. the Brooklyn men winning
,ror Gnoy contested Nelson. Gethardt Croo"s
and Davis r!ayd form and the spectators appanuu
,,ith their odt,mc yiror. Mccullough pitched capital
,o hoidlog tho Colun bus batsnen down Two hit7,
during .he first and eighth innings. The Columbus men
pcd hi. curves for saned in tho last inning
THO seore was a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.


For a cool and delightful sail down the harbor ana
An enjoyable day at the races. take the magnificent
Steamers Sandy Hook, Monmouth or st. Johns from
Pier No g. North River. foot Rectorst at o. III a. m''
IL rs and p.
All Rail Route.-Trains leave New YORK. 1901 OF
Liberty ST. North River, SIS. OILS, 1915, II 10
a. NJ IL 80 special express. II AS special express
] special express, 80 p. III. -
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rarn,A rrne-D ro0kyn q C0InuDnr : ~ Dtl-n
- p-.,ativo Coiunbu, ?. Left on bases BIuokIyn
ISoiuiibrs 10 ThrcbasA hit ,iCrhaTt t Mp,u9S
Johnson Crooks ? Double psys-Do'ic :hs baily
.ol Grhnrit and o''r,rn' ScsS Snecd sacrifice
hi,s-P@tl Dovi~ Leblanc. Basc on belr-oh NoS VI
~, pr = "A,,"ndanco-5s1 riue-i so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Pttsburg July 2s.-wclrn proved Stumbling block In
the pathway OF The Pittsbura, tai, afternoon, while the
Nrwlorks battod hard at tn proper time Denny Ga-'-
cock and Clark played il nncent form The genera.
fielding play va. remarkable, Homungs blunder being
thu only made during the game. The NewYork"rs
The game by a lively rally the bat in the sixth
inning. when three scored The abulatd re-
suit follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
DURING THE SUMNER MONTHS


Take teaspOOnful OF the genuine imported Carlsbad
Spruds Salt In full OF water carly Ia
the morning before breakfast IT aids dig tones aud
eools the system. As Aperent Laxative ana Dluretlc
" ~ without equal.
beware Of limitations The genuine has the signature Of
sRsner Mendclson Co.'S Sole Agents, Barclay-st.
New.Yofk bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ncw-Tor,S {, P.t;sburg - B1-tou -, Cincinnati |.
Cleveland & BiooHl,n I. III ago T.. lIdelihil 4.
PLAYERS LEAGUE
P.,tsburg {. Srw-Iork o. Buffalo 10. Philadelphia O.
Chicago Z, Brooklyn O.. Boston >, Cleveland I.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyn g. CoG,;bus .. Louisville l.. Rochester ..
IVicGo Z, Athletic Is. ~. LOU, -, syracuse !.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Wore stor g. Hartford 3. New-Ilaytn l. Newark y.
Harrisburg =, Wilmington 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
Special trains leave New-YOrk from stations foot Of
,ortlandt and DesbrOses streets every Race Day AT
II 80 A. NJ l. 100 noon. and l. 80 y. NJ, and on
Saturdays only at 90 7. NJ; returning Immediately
after the -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
NEyN.YORK Up. IL

Earned rrn-PIttsbure l. Home run, orcoan r naG
nit~-Pt~burg p stolen ba-o--Pltt>hurE = DDyt 10Y
nav shannon l,icha and Common; whitney X n
nfd -on aud Counog Bl,e9 on bal.-PttSburg o. ~.
ont By Morris 2 by O'Day 3. Ihc-l 49, OhP/'
mi nnd InnNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
ro rIck \ - ro M TME .coTcnNIN.

TO PICK TEAM TO MIL I'M SUN "'l'+'
The game % football which was 10 hIfr been 'd''d on
the ground, Of NonparI football club AZ Eds'"Od
al, sunday had o. be- uo-tIOuod con,cqu,nc" Of IA"
acton 81 tn Queen, Comfy auulorI'~ in hnine ih'
Underwood Exhibition Company who" grounds ndlon th"
Xouiari-l 10 permitting ball patI- on unda'-. This
decision ha. pvt stop 10 al -p"r,, ~ HiH"'H oh
~da 10 and lll football which were - b" played
"a, r. on SUNDAY during tr month u August have been
declared o. The meeting 81 %" NonIaro Football club
IN, been post ponel untl the last SUNDAY August .,
await 'hc arrival M. Quar. th' advance representa-
,i,c al q a scottish football A. matters now stsnd
ne probability that al IA" rriclc game" of the scotch
Ian, viii ie PLAYED TIE Non ariel grounds.
Arrangements ing made for 'ri's Il trial nlatr
between t, LonPfcloNs Ncnpafi', slauro"ks. ThNt"r
Irish .thlctic. and Cacfhuupan football teams IA order
ma, from tie best player, Of each club representative
eleven nay chosen 70 play game against u" scotch
men on their arrival country. The,c antch"' arr
,ae, y looked forward TO- end player Is dcornincd
IN do his hest In order obtain 4 place the team
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
Tile I,ECORDS.
AMTRICAN ASSOCIATION.
THE BRADFORD CHESS MATCH.

NOTES on THE THIRD GAME BETWEEN BLACK
BURNE AND LEE.
Bradford, July 25.-Thc following is the third game
I'm the chess match between Blackburnc and Lee
played here on Thursday;
T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
SARATOGA ENTRIES TO DAY.

Saratoga July - tSP~i,D Tomorrow the third reg
uar day Of meeting with h' American Hotel Stake
for threc-vcarod, and the famous old Excelsior stakos
A. tho feature. Ihcs" ~" The entries:
EIKsr KANl.-aIN FrKLONGs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Fast trains for Lake George, with through wagner
Palace cars. leave Grand Central station, via New
York Central at 100 IA. M, II 30 a. m ana IL OO
midnight, also Oh Saturdays only u. ) 80 y. IN -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

FAST TRAINS FOR NIAGARA FALLS
leave Grand Central station via New 10Th -, .:,o
daily at 10 30 M, 30 p m, 80 Sundays "a
N'' n, and DI5 D. m, also daily, except sui1As
10 80 q. IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Yestrrday's conts~t between the EewerEs ana new
Ravens a. Newark. marked by snap that Wa ue'
u,hrul Both pitcher. did gallant work but New'aV'h
lad IT, luck and consequently Won feature oi 'n 'H0
- , d.,,lc MAY by Manscll and Murphy, the former
,t.r making brilliant running catch, getting The laI "
,h ri,,e on A line throw time n Catch Lang Inc
urp'rinq " Cox tie only unpleasant feature Inc
score = y n n
NevaiTiK,, : %. 0 o.
pa..ri,s- Nevark p Nrw-l Haven B. Errors-H .Wa ,
Cox
The Erooklyn Association and thu Metropolitan hnes
will cro-- uat- a. the Polo Grounds to-day
IN. American Association ha- at la't dr''u'u u''
H. s. Louis disputed game n favor II the Brc"@Sh
Manager Buchnberpcr has been RELEASED by The Colan.
nm, club - ct, ucFly OF the Cincinnati team VIII
t,ko puchlnbcr-c,'s place.
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RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.
FIRENZI In THE NAVES1Nk HANDICAP.
. GOOD FIELD TO RUN IN THE HOLLYWOOD.

GOOD FIELD TO RUN IN THE HOLLYWOOD.
Tho presence of the Queen of the Turf in the Nave
-. uand;can AZ a mile and a half at Monmouth
p.t, today has scared Tenny Senorta and others
that were not called upon 10 carry weights at all cx
bessive Only three are announced 10 run against
riren,i-Furs OrAamme ana TombOy-wcak oppos
tion indeed But il should not be forgotten that
rirenz was beaten twice last year on the old Mon
mouth track very easily by poor horses when the
,so va in such condition the track is likely
-, ~ a. today sticky and heavy from recent rains
Tha+ &, NOT the sort of footing which the Queen likes
10 trip the light fantastic on
The HOLLYWOOD Handicap for two-year-old FLIES will
hiring ont a good field. 1t IS to be hoped that the
o,na euy Correction will run better than she ran in
tooN ~ c.s last Tuesday, when her performance
h heraIv mn even to Gutenberg form.
H" tn me Raritan stakes the farfamed Demuth Will
IN an another chance 10 beat Judge Morrowf ne
nav T1at when the met last week Judge Morrow
G GyipS pcnuth ten pounds. To-day Demuth will give
g rdge Morrow five. seventeen pounds often make
Here are lists of probable starters in all the
v,nsT RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50 EACK.
$1,000 ADDED. SEVEN FURLoNGs.
Name w wy, Nam. Name VT;
Ss; MI. S Mai2a Rny %
SECOND RACE-HoLLYwooD HANDICAP. TWO.
YEARoLD FILLIEs. $50 EACH. 81, 800 ADDED.
SIX FURLONGS.
j. A. A. II. Morrs's CHI +. Reckon, by Pizarro-
J. A. g. IL Morr1ss Dr. Correction by Hlmyaf-,-
Asi Eo SsSa F al L Z. Ai S!5s ~ r'5
j. g. Cassatt's b. T. Equity by Bend Or-Equipoise III
Preaknoss Stables CHI. T. Flavio, ny MacdufVhtage llO
J. II. MeCormick's b. I. Early Blossom. by imp P.
w. l.. scott's CT. T. Turmoil by imp. Rayon dor,
W L. scctt's ch. t. wtndaway. by wondercr-imp ,oo
Empire Stables ch f. Landscape by woodands-,os
R,ncoeas stables br. Kildeer, by imp. Darebn-,
O. Reed 4 Bsn's eh. I. Annie. by imp. Mr.. Pickwick-
Charles SattleTs Ci Frances S. by strstiord-water
John Hunters b. Mayfower by Irosuols-Blue Gown %
Csstagnette 90
THIRD RACE-RARITAN STAKES. THREE-YEAR~
OLDS. $50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. Ia MILES
s. S. Browns b. c. Demuth, by Ten Broeck-Bee Of 49,
G. n Morrss b. c. Judge Morrow. by vasabond-
NJ Corbett's CHI c. Kempland by Mllner- GlOranne ~
u. Wthers's b. c., bv K,nGlike-Fan Fan liz
d. .. Withers's b. c. Chleftain, by Cncas-hnp ~
j. lna4O +. III Moffiss cil c Kings own by imp
Acknowledgements Own lVI
FOURTH RACE - NAVESINK HANDICAP. $50
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. 12 MILES.
J. D. Higgins b. m F1rc.zi by Clenelg- Florida 900
John Huegins's b. h. Eurus. by Eolus-Majcstic .
Davis & Halls gr h. Orham me, by Food-Froc g. 100
D. D. withers's CHI. c. ToHboy. by Tom Ochtree- ,oo
Majority. w
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ATHLETIC GAMES or THE KErEYMEN.

The annual athletic games and picnic Of Cr kcf}m'
p,,rioc Benevolent Association took rllc" yesterday
a, Jone.'s wood There full muster - the mem
hers and with them their wives daughters and sweet
HEARTS Tho following the results 81 the several races
Two.Inic for professionals. y 5 Cox first T. Hege
man second time Minutes 80 seconds Three hundred
Yard race for under twelve jerry Barry nrs Joe
Mccarthy second. Hafmlle Edward Scanlag first
Jerry Kc1gher second time, n.inu;cs 80 ,ccOnds
Putting the aAtccn-pound shot. nist W W. WEIGH y
feet inches second, Dcnnl, Dunn, % feet Inches
Hon skip and jump first. g. Brown. g. feet second. T.
Counel - feet inches. Three standing jumps. lI-t C.
brown "a feet. second. r. Conncll 30 feet inches
one milo race FIRST ]. Cronin second j. Otonnor time
minutes % seconds Ouohundr red ard DASH first. Mat
tbcw Daley: second j. Dunnc; time. II - seconds.
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YACHT RACE OFF BEIDGEroET

Bridgeport Conn. July - tSp"cal.-Ihe second race
between ,loop yacht. Eurcka u Boston, and Nh Bur
rcts Rival Of h, city, Tor 5000 side, sailed TINS
,ftctucon on Seaside Isr, over u course eight miles
yindwafd and return. Ire start made follows
Rival 40 -; Eureka, "A 80. The stahcbol; va,
rounded by the Rival 3j 80 and by the Eureka at
3 a. 80. The finish by the Rival at 30 90
and Nv the Eureka 4, IL 30 The Rival thus won by
IL minute, and 80 seconds.
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ments with Marvin. the driver Of Suno TO ot the great
ally here against the . :0Sa. record Of Maud S.
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IT'S FIRST GAME IN A WEEK.
THE NEW YORK LEAGUE TEAM BEATS PITTS
BURG
NATIONAL LEAGrE.

EwGNG's MEN SHUT oUT-BoTH BROOKLYN
TEAMS LOSE.