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AMERICAN Association
THE CHESS MATCH AT BRADFORD
LIE SVOKEs 4 NICIUKi
REDOUBrABLE BLACKBI RNE.

London. July 2G.-Inasmuch as there has been
such a great number Of draws lin the chess match
now being played in bradford. the masters engaged
decided 10 PLAY another game today. In order, IL
possible to finish this contest before the beginning
Of the international Tournament In Manchester Inc
date on which this match will come OF has again
been changed. II appears that the German Enf~-
ter teegraphed 10 London stating that they could not
take part In the Manchester tourney unless the meet
inv was fixed to take place In the month Of August
The committee Of the British Chess Association, there
fore held u meeting Yesterday and finally decided
upon August 20. the date 70 begin the above
mentioned match
Lee succeeded In scoring his first victory over
BlacEburne TO-DAY. II fine struggle for
superiority and the giant made sixty-scvcn moves
before he gave in. There was a scene 81 great tx
element Blackburne was the first 70 congratulate
his young adversary upon his success. which hool"
action was received with rounds Of applause by the
uunorrs spectators who witnessed the contest TO day
II was another Zukertort opening-Kt 20 h. lE-to
which Lee has taken particular fancy. The opening
moves were quickly made by both masters. and
the game proceeded the lines Of the fourth game
in the match After the middle game stage was
reached Lee obtained little advantage IN position
and lie seemed determined 10 LEI the once gained
point be neutTalizcd ty Blackbnrnet Arholgh ohe
could see what 1,fai co wa wa ,c on nv
Twice Blackburne attempted to turn the tables upon
him but he was all there" and, after defending his
hing which had To- submit 10 IA number Of oiisAnghto,
the great Blackburn had TO give IN, beaten on all
points Thus ended the eighth game Of the combat
Ectwecn these masters.
The score is now Blachbunlc, 2 Lee drawn, 8.
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Az ARTFUL Young SWELL.
From Tie ChicagO Nail


SAY, that boys a dream. You can't beat him.
The peaker was well known and di'ilnSue .5kin ,
tararly even n mo dds dressed. With neat black
nnlstache. a cane. bout'nnere and a very 'waeger
Looks pretty smooth replied the gentleman adj
dressed. and carrie himself IKE fellow VINO vas
haven't heard new story to-day. Why DREAMY
Why can't he be beaten =
We'll. he's wonder that's why. Looks like ready
@:ics, he does. What does he DO"
Do! NOTHING That Just H. Nobody has known
OF his doing ANYTHING for two year VET hi clothes
the latest. he stops AT good hotel and he always hold,
bothered. and evidently pays his bills. Yet as
o% he Is p29r he ne I En 9tte e
- first met Charlethat isn't his name. by the
Broadway with the summer crowd then. and, Ike
mos, ot them. had theatrical connection Of some
of TIE gang and one OF The most popular.
He didn't borrow from his friends often and II
pretty room knew Of sweet soubrcite. and could
pay for supper or mail bottle when i came
trat was enough for the Lroidway squad
Near Broadway. on Thirty -nlntl-si.. is swell
Nat there opera SINGERS. both of them The hat
beneath them vas occupied by p2rular lrir,s, who
Is. or Wa. dumb waiter running from the top floor
T. the basement
day and We we're IN tSe it'll d'ain- room 4 he Gqs
having biscuit and a ga Of vine t'seta"r nd
door opened in a second and hurried f)o;stcp, clmo
up the stairs The Nat do opened ana clo.c'.
'You Charlie Where have Won been -
Don't ASK me- dear. I'VE come 10 G'Olby
before blow on; M brains
a. heard a pistol click ard a feminine shrek
Charlie. don't. for Gods sake don't What's
the matter? Tell me- won't yOu' Pnt up that
pistol. for my sake Don't Kill yourself her.'
There lot more eutr'aty some awful threats
and desp1irng 10 blow ont his brains then and
thcr,. and the tone became conversational again.
Then Thought | recognized the voice through the
dumb waiter. knew Charlie. ard had heard his
lmpasS0ncd accents I'm society drama before.
MY honor l. gone. he said. and I'm bound h. die.
| Just came 10 say good by 10 Won. NJ. you can't 10
anything: the amounts too much-925o; lost K.
and haven't but go. Two hundred and thirty dol
lar, Is beyond much $4,000 would bc.
There's nothing but suicide for me. Goodb dear:
God bless Won!
But. Charlie. stop Don't take thar pistol out.
Here dear: here my diamonds. Get $50 On them
and bring me the ticket. IT, the best do. and
you mustn't kill yourself Noull come ont all right
when get 10 work
Will get the money and get them back again, dear.
You're a sweet dear girl. and you've saved nv life.
GOod-by.'
There was a sound OF a kiss "A sob and J loohed
out tho window I'm time to see Charlie cross the
street glance back. jump IN cab he had waiting al
the time. roll away downtown with cigarette smoke
pouring through the side windows.
That night ] of supper party Of four,
and Charlie Insisted ON paving tic whole tab he
actress vas of the party it is needless to say.
rhc Incident threw little CLEAN of light on the pos
shlties of existence I'm great city without labor or
without work.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

chicago, July 20.-The Chicago ~ L. home team
eould not touch Terrys delivery to-day whls Brooklyn
POUNDED Luty 50 hard that Arson substituted Denarris
after The sAth inning but too late De any service.
Jciys support was excellent nedcd the position
beautifully. Attendsncc $685.. The score:
Chlcoeo .'.,...''......0 Q o i o %
Bs,e hts-BrooAlyn 8, Chicago ) ErroIs-Iirooklyn
Unplrc-Mcpermott.
Al the Player, League grounds today. the ChicsgOs
essiy defeated the Phsdephiss IN the presence OF 53
people The Chicagos the In the first inning,
hlttng Sanders hard. The score
tthhi t.ao n'.... a. h399 9 g Q "a
l. Basehlts-Phisdelphia ., Chicago IL Errors-PhIa.
qqeiphla g. Chicago >. Pitchers-Sandcrs and Baldwin
Ohpres-KhiRht and Jones.
buffalo july 2G.The Bsons lost the third game
series with the Brooklyn Players to-day. Krock
was t quite freely In couple Of innings and disastrous
errors HELPED 70 make matters Attendance 1877
The score
b b5ESkdyn a. L)....I 2 { Q ia
Basehts- Brooklyn Is. Buffalo -. Brooklyn
terguson and Iiolber'.
Pittsbutr. July 2G-In the National League contest
the home team close game the BostOns being unable
TO solve Gumbert's delivery. The
p,ss6ut1I IN LII. q 9 99-Ss
AAseAts-gestsn y. Pittsburgh =. Errors-poston D.
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NETWORK CITY.

The inquest in the .fnuc Goodwin case was yes
tcrday adjourned till tomorrow.
Tie Mayors Marshal issued 81 licenses last week.
for which 1913 % received, and the Croton water
receipts were $205516 30.
New feats OF magic signalzc the closing engage
ment OF Yhnk Hoe and Omenc at the Eden Musee
Erdcly Naczi and the hungarian orchestra will give
two concerts to-day and there is long list of other
attractions.
The small customary supplies Of fruit forces Cali
fornia's large offerings into vendors and grocery
mems hands more generally than ever before. THIS
will tend to overcome the luxurious valuations that
fancy stores have fastened to products no longer
novelty.
Last week was the first really busy week that -four
dealers have had for several years. on one day
$4,000 barrels were sold. Best family is now worth
- 80 per barrel
The naphtha launches which started on race
around Long Island Tuesday now at 1shp,
where they were compelled to put in on account Of
heavy weather.
The summer night festival Of the Se'nway sons
Employees Benevolent society, which was TO take
place Yesterday afternoon and last evening at Bowery
Bay Beach, was postponed account Of the wet
weather until next saturday at the same place.
People living along the line of the Brooklyn. Bath
and West End Railroad will have public hearing be-
fore the state Board of Railroad Commissioners at
the Chamber Of Commerce Wednesday at II O'Clock,
to enable them protest against the dscontnuance of
the Thirty ninth Street Perry 10 the Battery.
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Pittsburgh ?. Ptchers-Clarkson and Gumber. OmpirC
The game between the PIttsburg Boston teams OF
the Players League this afternoon contest OF
pitchers visitors winning in the ninth inning Auen
dacc 1900. The
F hSs,Sa 81 ta ..:.. Q . "a "a.
Basenits--Do.ton 4, rntsbgrs s. trors-Boston .
Pittsburgh 3. Pitchcrs-Staey ana .Kilroy. umpres-
Leach and Pearce.
Cleveland July 26-The Cleveland National League
again to-day by the PhadeDhas. At.
tendance 1850. The score
EIs1,saGa On. L.,.. SS 9 3 90
riaTpirc-McoaSdde
Rochester July 26-oche.cr defeated Toledo again
day in that marked by clever fielding on both
sides Calihsn pitched great game. The score:
l iS,lss ......... Q 3 9 Q 20 20
ro n1o''PS4Ss5 anna" ana c1sh%an Gnpre
Curry.
syracuse July 2G-The game to-day was one OF the
best and most interesting OF the The visitors
could do nothing with Casey who was in his best form
The stars knocked EaSon out Of the box In the first
inning and then went in. and pitched good ball
The home team gave Casey excellent support. The
S ssE2sg;s ......:.5 Q Q S.S . 90
B.schrs-svracuse g. Columbus 6. Errors-Syracusc
l. Columbus ). Pitchers a'ey and Easton. Umpire
PHILADELPHIA July 2G.-Aftcr six straight defeats on
the home grounds the Athletic club to-day broke the
charm bv lcating Louisville club by OF 10
The game was rerctc with pretty plays sharp fielding
and timely work with the bat. Attendance. 4l70 The
fho @Is;iISf .... .:... Q 9 9 9 u
Observation-Disclosures O. Louisville a. Trrors-At hctics
4 Louisville 2. DECENTRALIZATION and Meakin
Ijnplre-P Peoples.
Baltimore July 2G.-Dakcr's superb pitching together
with the fielding Of the home nine. the game
more to-day. The Washngtons unable 10 hit him
while Baltimorcs hits plentiful McCiucken made
his first appearance here with the home nine and did
fairly well. Baltimore eNceed running. The
score:
Washington ........ Q 0 Q O. 0
Baschits- Baltimore a. Washington l. Errors-Bst.
B. Washington l. Pitchers Blazer and Daniels.
Umpra-lunt.
Harrisburg July &c The Harrisburg club was de.
catcd to-day In splcnddly played game the Wmngtons
doing the better base running ana winning by wild
throw. II pitchers game. and hit were few and
far between. Attendance. $500 The score:
Harrisburg ............ Q 0 90
Basehis- Harrisburg !. wimington Z. Erlors-Harris-
burg Wilmington >. Pltchers-I,aNter and Anderson.
Umprr-k"l lily.
Brdgcton, y. j.. July 20 (special.-The Briaseton
club crossed bats with the Alcrs Of Ccdarvle here
this afternoon and the game with OF " l.
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TWO YACHTS TESTING THEIR METTLE.

bridgeport, Conn. July 20 opccinll.-Thc first
race best two In three. Tor 800 SIDE between the
,loopyachi> Eureka. Of L"eton. and RIVAL Of Bridge
port Conn. owned ,p"clvcy 10y f.. V. Rogers ana
Frauci, Barrett was sailed of thiS hirbor today on
a twelve mile course 10 Wndwari and return II cN
cited great interest. There WAS light breeze ana
smooth sea- aud neither craft able 81 show her
tru. merits Tie Rival started at Al 30 aud M
shed nj > ~ 10. beating her competitor by about
thirty minutes. The judges were: For the RIVAL
~ IT, Davis. for the Eureka. George Turner. ne
referee was Archibald Mcneil. Inc second race VIII
lac sailed on Monday.
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The match at lacrosse between the staten Island
Athletic Club team. the holders Of the Ocrcls cup,
and the brooklyn Lacrosse Club. the challcngrrs.
played on the grounds Of the staten Island Athletic
club Yesterday. The BroOklyns were clearly over
matched The staten Islanders won by n score 81 7
goal, 10 . The first goal wae made FOR the staten
islanders by Richie in minutes. The same club won
,bc second by a wonderful shot Of g. Miller In Il
ninutes The third goal made by ErOollNn In IL
minutes nv the efforts Of A Burns. The fourth fifth
sixtb and seven goals were made by staten Island
King scored and II. Mathews Q. brooklyn won
tho eighth through good shot and pass Of ". O'ricn
The ninth and last goal was taken by staten Island
). King put the ball through The posts In minutes
The teams were:
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'''' KINGS coUXTy-sEcoND ELEVEN.
COLONEL HTSTED'S FUNERAL.

Amsterdam " y, July 81 (Specab.-The funeral
Of Colonel william H. Hustled will be held at Broad
I,ir % marrow afternoon Relatives Of the do
ceased man from several cities arrived here to atteho 'h
services which will he held from The hu''h hpi''op''
Chanel which the dead man built some time ago.
rh ,odv u,,Il nrolablv be taken TO Brooklyn Monday
i'm the funeral car Woodawn for burial. The family
is not disposed 10 talk about the affair. bus thc
belief 4 becoming general that the colonel ehdt Ms
own life II is known that he has been depressed
I'm spirits for time.
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TIE WEATHER REPORT,

Washington, July 20. D. m.-FOr Connecticut, Eastern
New.Yorh Eastern Pennsylvania and Newjersey, fair
wo .thcr Oh Sunday Monday noIthw westerly winds
SLIGHTLY ccoler.
For Western New.Y0rk, Western Pennsylvania and
West Virginia. warmer and fair weather Sunday and
Monday sputhwcst.rly winds.
For Maine showers. followed by fair weather; SOUTH
westerly wind, stationary temperature.
For New Hampshire and Vermont fair on Sunday.
nOrhN cstory winds slightly cooler. -, -,
For Massachusetts,. far weather on sunday ana MOnuaY
northwcstery winds slightly cIdIcF.
For Rh0dr Island showers followed By fair weather on
sunday and Monday nCthwcstIly winds stationary t-iu-
pcrIture.
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AGAINST LEASING FEDERAL PROPERTY

Eoston. Mass July o6-At a meeting OF the Boston
Chamber OF Commerce yesterday the proposed leasing
Of wharf In Buffalo private concern by congress
was considered Resolutions were adopted protesting
against the passing Of the bill or any similar enact
ment designed 10 grant the OF United stale pier or
harbor property b. private individuals corporations
II was voted send copy Of the resolutions 10 the
Massachusetts senators and Congressman.
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The Ncy.YorA Athletic club hcl1 successful boating
et NJ Tra>ers Island vest. rday. The follow Ing were
,he result, Of the Srgr souls +. J.. Howard. 10
seconds nrr George .cc0ndS Double souls,
by j. q emn2 and H. q. Hanbold fouioarcd shell race
won by f. Valentine bow H. H. Crawford. Il. y. Han
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paid and in the size Of the assessment has
been subject Of heated discussion between the poti
cal leaders and the friends of the candidates Com
promises have sometimes been effected after the NOM
nations have been made The poverty Of the candi-
date the necessity Of nominating him to meet tho
public sentiment have suniced at times to make the
assessment lighter.
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ENTRIES FOR TIE MIDDLE STATES REGATTA

Entire, for the Middle states Regatta close WIN
+ r. Fortmcycr, 40. 10 Wallst, on Wednesday
Mr. rortmcycr told a Tribune reporter Yesterday that
grea, many boat clubs had declared their Intention
Of entering crews in this regatta and had men III
training for the contests who had na yet made thelr
entries although there only four days remaining
I'm which 10 do II.
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first game was a. follows

Two.b.se h,s-Delehanty Browning Bradford Th ,
base rebeiu. >tcIlnce hits Dclenaht', Bf"Nhlhs'
1coeau. Grubcr Vaughn Keee BaSes On pail' - eS %"
snd O. c TeSa oIS ZewYoyk ia stfack cut lG
SHANNON hecfe 3 Double plays-Icoeau to III ~,
- r hantg Larkn, Wnituey Ewing ana ConOf. ny
b. p chd bali trlcker Johnston. Wd ptch' Hheee
:. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and sutclihe' ke,i ana E"Ihs'
-l d 81
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRU NSWlCK-Eckcy b. COKE, Of Pennsylvania.
FIFTH AVENUE-Archbishop John Ircalnd, Of ST. Paul
States Consul at Prague. HOFtMAN-Judge Edward y
Green, OF Trenton, y. J.
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DURING THE SUMNER MONTHS

NNUIU sIIiUIA1t-.
Take tcaspoonful of the genuine imported Carlsbad
>prudr dissolved IA tumbleI full Of water cary ~
before 1t aids digestion tore anu
coOls system Az Apcrlcnt. LaAauVc ana Diuretc
10 is without equal
Beware limitations. The genuine has the signature OF
''Esner Mendelson Co.." Sole Agents. BarcIay'st.
York. bottle.
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TIE YoNKERs CANOE CLUB REGATTA.

At the YOnlcrs Canoe club regatta yesterday after
neon the starters members Of tie Yonle.N club
only The races postponed from two weck' ago were
open sailing for seniors and juniors and manr-uvr
ing races The course was two and half mile, in
front OF the club house The following table give
starters and time ia the sailing races:
SENIORS.
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Iad,ord Subtitle IhTecla,e hits-Browning, Iadfoid
Hone rIn-COnnor Total base, on hts lev elanu -
%ry, YorK 10 Lift lcN Gland = Newl ork l.
frs; base on hs,-LaTkin. Cor. Connor. Whitney =
S,rutk out-I,roWn!ug >. Tcbeau hcAleer =. Double
,i,vsE>h,Hnon COnnOr and Richardson; Tebeau and
iar,in :. M by pitched ball-Dcehanty. Wid pitch
tS,ir~ Time ) Cmur'S-',a1neY and Sheridan.
The score Of the first game a. follows;
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LAKE GEORGE SPECIALS.

Fast trains for Lake George. with through wagner
Palace ears leave Grand Central station, wa New
York Central at 90 a. M. IL 80 a m ana IL 100
midni gbt also ON saturdays only at . 80 p III
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MINOR LOCAL GAMES.
TWELVE INNINGS IN AN AMATEUR CONTEST
~ ISI,AND-SCORES

y ;
4he thousand people who Journeyed ycster
dav f. see the staten Crckets play the Staten
I,JG Athletics. at the grounds Of the former at Ling
stone were well rewarded To- their trouble. HE game
moved the most exciting series and required
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CRICKET on DAMP CREASES.
RAIN COULD NOT WHOLLY STOP TIE SPORT
TIE SCORES

The rain interfercd good deal with the cricket
matchc, yesterday, as IL made the ground Wet ana
zoegy for the afternoon playing and completely
sn,,d the games that were 20 start IN the morning
4 few GOOD games wcr6 played In tho afternoon how"
ever The Kings County Cricket Club played tho Man
haitian eleven AT Prospect lark, aud the following IS
,it.
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Earned runs-New-YoTk ], Cincinnati U. .Wo-Oa-e M
HALLIDAY. Thrce-ba,e h-fIS1ins;o n' hohe cIass
cock Double piays-Oa>scock and Bassett Hofnune
Heard and Reilly First base on bllls-Mclhce B,Nlu
4 Reilly Bi>sctt, GlasscOck SJHcK OutIAVidn
Mari :, Harrington, NicO Dassctt Henry, tISiK buch
lev Russell. Tme-1 40. UmpiIe-Lyhch
Cleveland, July 2O.-Foureen hundred people saw TWO
canes lost by the NewYork Players team to-day for one
admission Early IN the first O'Rourke and Sis't!
came into collision while running for fly and were
comrelled to retire Vaughn and Johnston taking Their
places The score Of the second game a. follows
Lei
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.. c...oe, ,,hletic clnh team pnneA the Enelewooa

Fd club st deeper the mre Of last place yesterday
We,t,ryelt had or day, and batted for eleven
hit. in the first lie then just tossed the
hall upderbsnd but the attempts home resulted
IA many ny balls. Mowry made fine one-ian1 d stop
wi.ch Icsu.:.d IN a double play. He also hit bal
well and reached first base twice on balls w y sted
Murphy and Sncden led the hitting for the C. . ents
L. Mowrv's base running was the feature Of the
The SEQ follows:
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RINGS COUNTY r1uCKEr CLUB.
Totals
MAxMArrNY CRICKET CLUB.

The now Jersey Athletic Clubs cricket eleven p"yea
a gaIne with the Bcdfords, Of the metropolitan Lciguc
. pr,encct pprh The rcdfords came Oft victorious
~, the .coN. Of the first inning by four runs. there
not being time play second. The following Is
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las. ON TOES Hthetlcs l. 5 l. Crickets 3 Left
on ,1,es-N /. Athletics = =. !. Cricket, . nd,ys -"
fau.-On ryne Q of Van zant 3. Struck out-MHi
DcTplcr g. smith 0, Campbell Cadmus, warren blenaiS
i1Itn INnc 1hiOc knOf Strrbcgh carr StoIeh
bas-O tlyn. Depper. Cadmus Sacri.e hit . fh
ID. ,,atpruda Double llays-D" ''Irmenola anu Si!I
igolase hit,-Van Zant 2 Geer, Deppler. HI by
Iat.icr. Brigham Passed balls-1ar L. hn-i'r mPFe
I,Ioukln,. lime game 10. Aucndance-lOVO
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stock Exchange. ConsolId1.es

Refined oil unchanged at 10 cents per gallon IN o1reh
and q. 10 cents In cases. - ~, n m
Foreign quotations Antwerp Il francs Bremen, Geo
marks London, 7-IGd pence"
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
Sa1 Francisco. July 20 1890
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AN UNLUCKY SATURDAY.
NETWORKS THREE TEAMS BEATEN.

THE GIANTS GO DOWN AT CINCINNATI. AND THE
BROTHERHOOD MEN LOSE TWO GAMES
AT CLEvELAND-THE BROOKLYN
TEAMS WIN.
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THE PETROLEUM N4RRET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF Pr

NEWS TKOM IITTI lid ID IN VII Vt
The crude oil markets were dull and practically Ia
changed. Only price named fo the small 100
dealt in the Stock Exchange. me options fell on
cent from highest points, spite Of reports that mod.
crate amount Of Ju delivery contracts had not yct J. IN
lquiGat,d At the Weet. The markets co>od - duh -
" fRe range Of prices and the final dealings were az
follows; ,,,-.,
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Murphy and W. Lyon out on foul strike

Murphy and w. Lyon out on foul strike.
t tsse%9o q T. l. {. ... . 3 2-
Earned runs-EugIcwood F. c. O. Crescent \. c. 1. First
ba.c oOd J.. G. 8 trcs'en, A. G. T. III.
has on tails qcwod f. {. 3 Crr-Ccht A. &. g. Left
Oh ba>e--fnei, wood j. {. ,. Crr-cent !. 9. Nuu.
Mowrl, Gaunt Pos>cr. HOHans ., l.. NO%ry, Van
or1cn Hcinnrnd Ed"ards. tord 2 ". Lyon. & Hal
St'd stolen BASIS "ottIN"lt l. MOWry I hinrh1W =
Ford NJ Lyon W. Hoistcd - TwO-la-e hits-Westorvclt
Prcsser NJ rphy. 1hIeeba-c bitSneden sacriice hits
-Duryce Trossfr and ". Lyons Double plays. MOwry
Duryee and lIos,ei WIG -Wcst"rVelt. Umpire
West. lime OF RoUe-l 80 Attendance 200.
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Tribune Office, July o. 1 a. NTH te"drncy in the
barometer j. again upward Cloudy and rainy weather
was followed yesterday by clear weather. The temper
allure between - and SO degrees the age
(5Ti, being 5ae degrees higher than the corresponding
day last year. ana 81, higher than on Friday
Clear fair and cOolrr weather may be expected "
and this city to-day
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
aocinnat Z New.yoik pittsburg {, Boston 3.
brooklyn 10, Chicago 4. fhIIidelpha D. NIe'eiano q
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
c,ovcland n Ncw.York / Brooklyn 49, Buffalo o.
fist game. bOs.Oh T. iII.9puIf o.,
Cleveland New-YOrk !, ChlcagO IL fhIIsueIphid l.
second game.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Syracuse Columbus O. Rochester 6. Toledo ..
Athletic T. Louisville l.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
yew,rk q New.Uayen o. Baltimore II, Washington 0.
forfeited. "H"I'SV'" d H''ii'""'s "
Cincinnati July &c (SpeciaD-Thc New-Yorks lost the
closing game Of the this afternoon TO the Cncin'
natis owing their inability to bat the pitching OF Null
lane Not a hit was made by Mutrics men up TO the
eighth inning when Denny made a home Clark :
iss Of Renly> third strike In the second, HaSscocA
tumble OF Knights erOundcr base balls toy thcr with
three hits-One triple by Harrngton-netted the heu'
four runs, Nicos single, stolen base and GlaSscOck ;
mu1 of thrown gave the Cincnna their fifth and
last run in the fourth. The score: