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DlIoh caught his first game on the grounds and
| made favorable impression Attendance 9-'' Inc
|
HsssyIIIe I;esa,Itn :::. .......GG Q 9 9 . -
Bsschlt, Louisville TO- Brooklyn g. Errors-Lqqs ro
pIre-Ensiie pIi'g + slSY"''"
CINCINNATI Aug. 6-Thc Cincnnatis batted the pitch
ing OF Iccker ter1caly to-day. Hecker was poorly sup
oorcd in the field Harrington was struck in the face
with a foul ball and retired in the third inning At
| tendance LII. The score
fI1siHqaa I9s .Sa,s eN. Ll.. Q g Q 33-ss
b,1 1s PsSqFg T. and E5I9cm sEcI Gm
| pire-McQuade.
Chicago. Aug. G.-The Clcyeands defeated the home
team in poorly played game to-day Attendance, 2,224
The score:
+ta,aIss4 [s2ssS lr - LII. Q Q 9 9 g 90
g. cleyeand I'D oES5 EEros-choaFS
snyder lrTiir'5G and Pc 'rcnrce. .'''''' '' w
Cleveland Aug. e.-The Cleveland and Chicago Ma
tfona League played games this afternoon, in
the presence Of 900 persons. Young was in the box
for the home the first game The visitors could
not touch him. while Hutchison was hit hard Score
frat game:
Gisss1apd [sssrs .,S o. Lo.:::..SS 3 9 S--ff S-ff
Baschits-Cleveand II, Chicago 3. Frrors-Ceyrland
. SMaDerHot9 E,Sr1S T. '''"'' Jun" anu -'
In the second game Garfield was hit rather hard. and
the visitors took advantage OF his wildnes' Score Of
second game
GGsclaea Gsiscss .'.:..:::2 '...:2 9 . 81 Q!
sro s GsfSiI ana 5s Ldby SS@e
AlrDcru0tt.
pItt.bure Aur G.-In the Players League game the
Buffalo, defeated the Pittsburgs this afternoon by good
batting Attendance 1.2oo. The
B%.GsFs Bas.is o. r.l....S Lo...SS Q Q 2-3 2-s
nqalG and d. cuaaHss.a Gm
pir',-KniCht and Jones.
Columbus Aug G.--Columbus tO.days game by
outplaying the Athletics every point. Seward hit
hard. Attendance. LOCO. Tho score:
GGlq%Sr' H;ai"3ls. ..... .... 9 3 Z J f-'S fS
. Athl't!c ). PltchcrsLGa,trsht and Seward Umpire
-Doesclrr.
Toledo Aug. G.-Ho,hes,ar could not hit Hcaly with
men o to-day. while Tcomb was hit hard and often
Attendance COO. The score:
Tol 10 .,..............- 3 Q . . J %
Baschlt,-Tolcdo T. Roch ster G. Errors-Toedo >,
Rochester 4 Pltchegs-H,oy and Ttcomb Umpire
Peoples
baltimore Aug. 6.-Costy lost for New0rk the
game to-day while Bal,mor, put up nno game. Murphy
lad 10 r,r, from N" game third Inning sccount
~ ,,lt finger received from fou tip ChLis caught
f.r The rc-t Il the game Attendance 1000 The sc"r"
He,,,%oF~ He;s59 ..-.......- ..-.........-. o . o "a
uae baltimore r. Newark Frrogs-Baltimore
Q. Newark :. Ptchels-Grlman anu slTad. Umpire
Valentine.
81 Louis. Aug e.-The So Louis team played in superb
form today and easily defeated the Syracuse nine BY this
s; s5,i-s.. Ls.!'.........:..... ..... 9 : Q S-s
Ba.eAit- 81 Louis H. Sylacu-r ;. ErrorsSt. Loui,
. Syracuse .. rtchcrs-Hart and Casey rmpre-Crrry
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One Of the best.psyed and most exciting games OF the
season resulted he meeting 1T Washington Park yester
eay Brooklyn and Boston League teams Tho
Brdegrooms but only after battle of unusual fierce
ness. brilliant plays numerous and called forth
loud applause The general play earnest and sharp
snd OF the kind TO the players unusual deeds OF
and the spectators the highest pitch Of enthusiasm
Terry did much to win the his hit in the first inning
scoring three lie pitched in fine form TO the
ninth inning, he faered snd almost lost the
Foutz again made hi: time he went to the bat.
The fielding work OF LOng, Collins, Foutz, c. Smith and
Pinkney remarkable. Clarkson ptched a splendid
game after the first inning.
The Boston went first to the bat and opened the
game one Tucker was 30 first called
balls and cleyery stole TO second. lie went to third
wild pitch and crossed the plate line drive to right
field by Sullivan.
Then the Bridegrooms TO :he and scoring
runs The spectators checed have
seldom done this Pnkney took two bases wild
throw first by Long Burns was to first called
balls. Fouz hit safely second and Pinney scored
Terry then made drive TO left field for home send
ing in Burns and FOutz ahead of him.
No more were scored until the fifth inning. when
the visiting players got making the result seem
doubtful. Csrkson led Of with twobageer the left
field embankment. He to third Longs sacrifice,
and scored a similar play by Tucker.
The Brooklyn got another in the eighth inning
on two-bagger by and single bit by The
real excitepen in the ninth inning when Terry lost
control OF ball and Boston three
bases tied Bennett and 10
Hrst called balls Clarkson hit safely to right field,
scoring Bennett and Smith. Clarkson fell or he would
easily have made :wo bases. Long followed a bit
Fucker hit third. but Piakney captured the
made pretty double play retiring Clarkson third and
throwing Tucker out at rs Sullivan hit safely Long
scored.
In the half of inning the home players won the
game. Smith led OF with hit but forced out by
Caruthsrs. CaTuthers took second a wild throw by
Smith Colinss safe drive field The
tabulated result follows
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EOOD HELP supplied free TO hotels and
VI private families. II West 44tn.st.,
corner Gth-ayp
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ruRopEAN pRoDucE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug; O. :45 ,. mBeef- Holders offer mod.
erately. Pork-Ioldcrs Offer sparingly Hams-Holders
orer moderately Bacon-Hoder, olcr moderately; long
and short clear mddle about 80 n al 30s long clear
middles about a. n firm 3s. CheeseThe supply Is In
OF the demand American finest white and coorcd
duh Ais 3d. TalOw Holders offer pOderately. Spirits
Of Turpent Holders offer freely dun 3s Sd. RO,in-
Holders offer freely LardSpot and fJuresHOlders offer
parnCy prime Western spot and at 3ls Sd
September and October firm at 3ls Cd Wheat-Hoders
oncr splringy. FOur-Holders offer modeFatey. Corn
spot and futuresHoders offer sparngly: mixed Western
spot and August firm is 2d September firm at Is 3d
october firm at 4s if. Hops at London Pacific Coast
Holders not Offering.
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uUork u1anieo
Females

Females
STFNOGRAPUEN ami TYPEWRITER.
- By Young lady. Address \. j. H.
PA lJth--t. SoIth brooklyn.
~ YPIW WKlTiNG. - Architcct-' Speclnca.
i tions. plays and manuscript, Of every
description neatly copied terms reasonable.
Miss NARY HOLDER. Room ili. Lincoln
Building Union Square.
VOt NG GIEL lbcPlnnr1 desire. a posi-.
ton @tcuogIauhcr and typewriter:
salary mudrtdt'' To confluence. Address " .
NJ, al Hicks-st. u. ooklyn.
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THE RECORDS.

Al Observation-Disclosures 4. wilmington
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Dcmcshr 5ilualons tUanir0
Miles.

Males.
A IILNDANr. nurse or valet 10 invalid
~ scntlrlAan, insane or Othrrwisc, los Eng.
nrlmaui good nias-c.r; single, agc 81
t.avcl tn LuTupc 'r any part Il The States .
highest ely references flOM phyairlau, and
ln,ient- term, moderate. Address T.
lloA .. Tribune once.
4 YOt So MAS of cNp.rlcncr desires a
II position ~ attendant - invalid OF a.od
-crflD pan Addr'-, =. H.. Tribune Onirc.
EOOh.. 'y g ,o!o.cI Hun in > piAatc
Y family; %, Z ri;F reference: willing
and obIi'ine o. irv one. Addr.es j. D..
BoN q. Tribune Uptown once. l.2JS B'wp,.
6'oACHMAN, GARDENER aud UsE-
y FlI-N AN.--tt q trustworthy. cNrnr!.
cnt'd, .Chlr single. young man; reliable
in cfcr' rrp.rt. god reference. Address
bEl,NE, ir bunc Cnicc.
Il OhCIlMAN and GNRDENER.-R A
y Ilddlc-ar"d nan; - fcar-' rcftrencc-.
Ii. M. irihunc pHc".
u OACHMAN.-nf an Engl.shman. thor
~ Oughiy under tanG- IA business: Know,
the care ~ nnc road nnI c1fr1gr hursr,.
"a nr-H aud calIlag's good ride. clftfi!
drh'it strictly temperate excellent ana
unquc t-onallc :cferences from las: cmplo,.r.
CAL or apply 3ps itd.aNr.. 18th and 10th
sts., ENGLlSIMAN.
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= omeetlc Situdtlons Oanteo

4 LII KINDS OF Grrman servants, with
n nrst-cla-> rrfcNsnc-s. always on hand,
ior ,ity or country. l. NENSC HI N'e
Employment Oiice Is 3d-aye.. near Sth-st
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on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
steady and unchanged Eggs l2dl2Lc
or, MARKETS

on CITY, Penn, Aug. 6.Nationa Transit certificates
opened S3i, highest 80 lowest 500 closed 90 sales,
80 o0O bbs charters III, ,I2s bb shipments, lo7 s63
bbs; runs, "a, ,932 bbls
Pittsbur2 Penn, 6.-Pctrolcum, dull but steady;
National Transit certificates opened 90 closed S0:
highest. 80 lowest, S9l,.
Bradford Penn, Aug. 6--Nationa Transit certificates
opened az S9 closed at s9's highest, So lowest S3
cearanccs 5000 bbls.
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PLAYED at brotherhood Para. The Cherry Diamond nine
played poorly and beaten by this score:
Maae2ts31 Me2o? ?aT1 a. 4. G.9 GC...~ / o 9 . III
Observation-Disclosures A. c., 10. Ncw-York a G. Is.
ErIors- Manhattan C. u. New YORK \. {. Ptchefs
-Wvman Young and Holland Cmprt-COnnoley
The 'humsn roo-ter" the enthusiastic man who crows
like aud regular attendant at the local ball
games. 70 Er.I Yesterday. lie attended the game
at Washington Park, and not content with Growing
riunhantly when the BRIDEGROOM, made good play. he
tried coach the hoHe players. Powers. the unlnr"
called a policeman and had the obnoxious "rooster
removed.
The Berkeley Athletic club team forfeited an Amateur
Athletic League zane 10 the YOnkcrs Athletic Club
yesterday having the fun team present
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To:als........ O2717 Totals........ 0 , p 10 8
Ste:cont Ss:c laaaf AsSicti5s Gs'Ae'' 9 3 90
First base on errors. Crckets 4. Cre'cents
sals-Campbc 2 Chsuncey. Struck out campbell,
Throclnorton, Tyng p Chaunccy 2, Breck 2 Edwards
brigham Stolen b9;1fS ,C3mpei Edwards, Ford Iauss
Three.bsse hit-Breek Iwo.base hits-Carr 2 INT ~
pitcher. Car, Campbell. Wild pitch-Tyng |. Umpire
Bunco. Time al Game-l Al. AttondaHcP 800.
The Manhattan and New-York Athletic Club teams
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for Sale.
Drees making.

~ KTSSMABER ER. cNyrlcnc'd. ran b. m
~ pagod o. 70 In n" countly f0f the hole
0r paft o.! season v.fy reasonable. AQilc-,
lEESsNAkI G-6 HuL-ol-~t.
nRESSMAK iNG.-rerir.t n't'-. -iy'i-n
~ draper. from leading e-t1pii,hH H'hl'
would likc fcw engagements br ~" DAY ,
II 81 this month AQfr'st NoDlN =,
Tribune BraLch once lj2 6t1-aye.
EIESI.CIAS~ FRENCH DRf.S~MAKE
L from F1iN. PAR cutter htt"r hhI>h F,
want work bv day or month city or country.
Add.f-- ADELE. 13j West 3jth--t.
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domestic 6iiuatlons Wante0
Afalea

Malea
TSEFUL.MEN.-By trusty young men;
y steady, active useful for boarding house.
hotels or family. or care " inNalid~ best Of
references. AZ the PROTESTANT HOME
3 KEAU, lJS 6th-aye.. near lOth-st.
II SEFUL.MAN.-By middlc-agcd Ameri.
y can: uad rstsnds the car. OF horses
COWS. poultry. lawns and roads a good
gardener and steady worker. willing and
Ohlicing nrst-cla-- reference, wages mOder.
1t.. Adde'S CAPABLE. Tribune Uptown
OGco. 23s Broadway.
w AITER-By English walter ha- served
w in hrst-clas- families; references. f..
J.. b., Tribune Uptown Onice. LBS B'vay.
NVAITEK and COOK by nr>t-cla,, man
w wif' irst-clas, cook cvy or country !;
best references. \. NJ. Alb East 6th-st.
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morh iUantco.
lles.

Males.
A DNEETiSEE wants place OF board
"A amer or sailing Nc,-cl as clerk or
assist ~, steward allie, wiling and h.,
highest references IN Newly OF. and phlia.
del Ihia 'ccurty y required no objection
to lolc voyage. AddTcss IL. g., .O3 South
i0ta-st, Philadelphia.
4 CHRISTIAN young Englishman. %. Of
"A good family, university cdu,atilu but
"luctd ln ri'cgnst1ucc- desire. honorable
cnplo' ent: Il IA Do IN Eneli.l ladv Or
Co. tca.Jn who win help him references.
Add rs, CHRISTIAN. - Zd.ayc.
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13ela uOanico.

III YPFWRITEES wANTrD.-S.x eXpert
Np-Vritels wa.t-d a. SO -J' Jth-aNr'
Call between 10 and l. o'clock.
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Earned Brooklyn 4. Phiadelphia 3. Left bqss
--Brookyn q. Philadelphia s. First base errors-I}roo
lyu g. Philadelphia 2. First laSe on balls-Of Weyhng
Q. 90 Sanders . Struck out BY Weyhing 3 by Sanders
3. Home runsVan laltren l. Miligan !. riGcr hits
-seery l, McGeachy l. Pickett 2 Threeoase hitsJoyce
J. nsl0w J. Wood ] Pickett !. Sanders !. Stolen bases
Ward l. Van Haltren l, Shindle ]. Two.baee htsOr
J. Griffin 49, Double play-ficket; shndle and faTar
pircs-tianney ard sheridan. Time Of gsme-2 or At
tendance about COO
lively PLAYED at Livingston between the
Staten Island Cricket Club aud The Crescent Athletic
Club nine The Crickcts played in fine form aud only
defeated the Crccepts, but prevented them from making
single run This the
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There was airsized crowd aud interesting at
Eastern Park between the Brooklyn and Philadclphia
Players teams. Wards through superior all
around work. Sanderss delivery Datted hard early
in the game, the hone time having lead
o! 10 to o. The poor fielding work Of the visiting
players marred the game somewhat
Wcylng pitched finely lrst. but did not do 20
well In the latter part Of the game. orr and KinsOw
did the best batting, although Nao IIaren and Mllgn
made home runs. GriGn's work short was poor
while Orr did nrst base with his usual
excellence. The follows:
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Lebanon Aug. 0-The New-Haven club MADE loS hr''
appearances here to-day defeated by the nome tn
The .
New Haven .......-.... z " - f,han,o
, %ew.Hayen A. Ptchcrs-Srnth, Doran and Homer
At Observation-Disclosures L. Wilmington =
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domestic 5liuatlons tuanteo
Females.

T. IRST.CLASS swedish cook, $40, and
4 htchenmaid city or country reference.
Coll Mrs. MALMBERG, swedish Bureau,
3o2 shave, between 25th and 10th SIS.
- ONEKNESS.-Wanted, by refined
NJ young lady, position a. English gov
erness, with music and Latin II desired;
or a companion highest reference.
Address f.. Tribune ONCE.
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Ia IL 't,un,lrrt , Whitney Thfec-ha,r hlt-ENing
Ss.rifHn bit, Stnv.v Irwin Quinn. Stonn basc--f.
Brown s. irwin living Connors, Hatfield. tirst Da,c
1al,-T brown Brouners Nash. kece s. Fir,t Rase on
stovcy, BIoathcrs Murphy. Ewing CoHnor ha'hsid
Hrouth@rs Irwin Quinn and Brothers Gore aud Whit.
mcy d. richardson ana ConnOr. Umpircs-Fcrguson and
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flats G o Efi, untnrnisle0

n ENTRAL PARK. WEST Nos 22j and
y 227, near S2d-st., directly facing Central
PARK elegant suits largr rotNs pds -yl-
ger elevator, steam. hot water SC: rents
800 ~ 1000. uneKeeptionable references
required.
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Cltp HeaI Gsiate Go fet.

A TTRACTIVE elegant houses for private
n families and boarding. purposes perfect
sanitary condition responsible parueh. APP
ply 70 f. A. DALEY, a. west S5th-st. Is
tablshed 1866.
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I0Ils...... o 10 = 10 !" IT''''''''' :
sG1ofc2sIa n.21Es -. .. Z 8 g 8 8 %
Runs ,atp,d- Philadelphia Nrw.YOrt I. Two base
hi,.~.iay.r Wclrh. CLARKE. Bls-~tt g. Henrv UomuR
Ihrcclose hit-Thoupson. Total base hit--rhadFl-
nhi, i stolen bases Hamilton Clarke.
ioYning Gls..rock. Left on ia, Philadelphia : Ncw.
Work =, Struck out-By Wclch =. by Gleason d. Double
rtys-,,rey Allen. trey. McCauirv. Gleason. Allen.
and NcCaulry. First base on erfor--Ncw-Nork 3
Tir.t la.. on called balls HaIltoa. Hn.rke, Gleason
t,rsv Tiarnan Bas>ott NuC,d Nv hpl.-rhomI>on
NJ Clulev VIA hrowS-l thompson. (lcTucuts. Fun
lies and missed groundcr~-Grly Herman. Total
Philadelphia ., NcW.York g. Uupno-Luch. Time
n gsnlt-l so
GAMES N OTHER CITIES.
Louisville Aug. 0StTattoa'. curves proved too much
today for Brooklyn. and Louisville easy game.
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Board anb Rooms.

p - .
CRAMERCY PARK. NORTH 1Snown as
VI l37-l3S East -lst-st Del chtul lota'
ton. elegant rooms board and attcndanrc
1nexccll6d; also privileges Of pTtvat" p'ln.
II EAST 32D-ST.- T.-HandsOmely furnished
l L large sAd small rooms. with board
references.
OeST.ST.. . WEST Pleasant cool rooms
& excellent table visitors 10 city &C
commodated table bOardcrS taken rfcr-
ences.
OcTH-ST.. 80 WEST.-rwo connecting
~ rooms second floor; beautifully fur-
nished privato bath superior board REFER
ences also Tvs 10 rooms, paIlOF floor
IcTH-Sr. 7IS EAST.-Supny room. run
~ ming water. with board for two, -l2
hull room, as.
I,C WEST 18th. ST WIDOW ladv wita
+ 6 li,tl" girl. 6 wears old, living alone.
w.shes Two respectable girls 10 board with
hcr Ring Bradsn bell.
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BOSTON ~. L.
BROOKLYN


Totals - 10 90 Totals ......0 10 % 10
Two . inning.
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hGo62iya E2s52l i'......... .....:. Q 0 . "a
Earn.d runs-Bo-ton 2. Brooklyn 3. First base by
eirors-BOston o BROOKLYN !. Lett on hasc-- RCsto1
nrooklyn 8. First base on balls-On GARRISON ?. on
Terry 4 Struck Out-Pinkney q. Smith, NJ Carr
ncnleu Home rm,-Tcrry IWo-l1sr hi.s-G sInspn,
Brcdie. Burns. sacrifice hts-L0ng. Tuckcr Sullivan.
Stolcp bases--Fou'I :, Tucker. Hines Double plays-
Pnkney and Foutz. HIT by ptchcr-Tucker. Wild
pitchcs-Terry J. Passed ball~-Dsiy !. umpircPOwcrs
Inic-TwO hours. Attendance. 027.
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Conniru Real Ceiatr Go fet

L ACTORY at Nyack on the Hudson for
Il rent 2-story brick; II 900 square feet
floor space Just vacated dock and grounds
ample for any business. TUNIS DE PEW,
Owner, Nyack, y. Y.
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pos1ov S,u,rs orr rwING,s MEN,

Boston. Aug lSpccisl.-Ewine and his men played
here today they c0uld do nothing at all with
ojnbert. they easy victims ahd failed To sehd even
one nan across the Blae game not OF particular
interest Holding crror. being abundant. JOlustO
received Boston friends diamond ring worth $500
floral hat. The score:
~ II. IL
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gitn Real estate for Sale.

q. STORY HOUSE. 94th-st. near oince.
y SIS. 900; others. all prices. STEVENS.
pth-ave., cor. 93d-st.
GOs OOO Wanted. Broadway lfpse.
SX0,UUU hold, "a year, unexpiled.
pr cent interest, building brsnd new,
cost $50 900, safe Investment, principals
pnly. TRANER'S BUSINESS EX-
CHANGE ! Warren.st.
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misce!laueous.

ID ENSIONS.-Ncw law soldiers scamen
l. widows not before entitled also pea
Stops increased. Veteran Attorney CQNK.
LING. 1873 Broadway evenings. 4OB West
33d-so. also branch Washington.
w ANTED.-Co Competent and reliable parties
w % uanufsctufe and Scll COOKS Rotary
Ash SITTER Oh royalty IN the Ess;"rn, West.
ern, Northern and Southern States. Send
FOR circular. b. il. COOK, 32l GrandsNe,
Brooklyn. n. Y
w ANTED .--CutbOst 10 70 X feet lCur.
w large cen.re.holrd light draUeht; must
be OF modern design aud Al condition.
L. X. A., i. o. Box l5I. Flatt USh, y. Y.
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Philadelphia. Aug. 6.-New-iork defeated fhiSd rhia
In the opening game this by hitting GLEASON hard
and often with the exception o the first inning Wcic
vas effective and supfby supported. The hitting Of
Burkctt and difficult catch by Bosct tho principal
features Attendance. 3.3i3. The score.
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HAVAN MARX FITS

Havana, Aug 6.-Spanish gold 2f33, d2f4 Exchange
quiet the United States 80 days god 9s; l0 premu
do. short sight. 104all premium; London II l.d2lh
premium; Paris, 6@.G7 premium. steady.
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MlSce elianeoas

IL lCfCLES.-Bs IN secondhand and
- shop,wcrn safety and ordinary bicycles.
Address BICYCLES. 1.7eG Broadway, n. Y.
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HERE is REAL BASEBALL.
a RATTLING GAME BETWEEN BRIDEGROOMS
AND BOSTON MEN.
THE SCORE TIED IN THE LAST INNING-BRooK
LYN FINALLY v1CToRIoUs-oTuER con.
TESTS.
NATIONAL IEAGUl

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New;York o. Philadelphia 3. Chicago Cleveland !. sec
Brooklyn g. Boston g. ond game,
Slevelsnd s. Chicago l. first C!ncians TO- Pttsburg g.
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Ccurtrr Taeal Gsiaie for 9ale

Gcnrtro rfnl VetaIe Qor onle
~-'~>----~---~
A,,LN,N FOR NONTCLAIR.-Dwelli
"A aad t,Glaing sites for sale houses "
let; furnished or unfurnished. TUBES 4
TAYLOR. Beekman-st., n. r.
A NOTED STOCK FARM Of 300 acres.
II IA miles from village IN Susquchanna
County. Penn; spring water D. gravity
70 second story Oi mansion three set
buildings; trout lake o; 30 acres two
orchards; $4,000 refused for 1t 16 year,
sGO , 70 close estate viii sell for ~ 900
cash and as 900 on mortgage. (FOlio ., 5,OS1)
PHILLIPS & WELLS. Tribune Building.
A GOOD COUNTRY HOME.-House Of II
"A rooms, In excellent condition lot look
90 feet stables for oOrses carriage
house we'll located ia highest part OF VII
lage: for ! 800 easy terms. CHAS. Il.
WALLACE. Rockville Centre, L. 1.
A GREAT BARGAIN AT YONK EES oil
n the Hudson Attractive Residence, stu
atod In the best part o. the place; all con-
veniences OF a city house large grounds
stables sc. handsome trees greater part
OF the purchase money may remain on mort
gage c30, 900 asked inspection Is invited.
Inquirc Of BELLOWS & WARREN, 20
Getty Square, Yonkers.
- EAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES. farms.
ID residences. J.. c. WILSON, Pecks-
kill. Y. Y.
ARGE house. barns; acres fruit; pure
IL water; bargain. WOOD, Roslyn, Long
Island.
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PLAYERS LEAGUI

PLAYERS LEAGCE l..
1,oston z Ney.York O. Buffalo s. PttsburR L.
BROOKLYN IL Philaiphia 8. Cleveland @, Chicago 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville T. Brooklyn .. st. Louis 5 Syracuse 2
Column US 12 Athletic u. Toledo u, kochester D.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
baltimore G, Newark 3. Harrisburg 4, Wilmington ?.
Lebanon g. NevHaven b.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
Furnished 6onses.

IL BEACH.-To let, furnished cottages,
500, 5000 Ou.cis for sale. WILLIAM
LANE, Long BraDch. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07

uOU USEKEEPER.-By a good house and
IL home keeper; city or country; agree
/ able with children. Can or address Mrs.
/ NJ. NJ. ., II JeirersOn-st., NOnkrrs, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
Furnished Rooms

UTIllbIlCu Npplllb
NORTH GRAMERCY PARK, 147 East
~ 2lst-st.-HandsOmely furnished rooms
TO let breakfast II desired also park PRIV
ilezes; references.
NICELY furnished room to let. 159 East
~ 21th-st.
n III AVE. 272 near lSth-st.-Nice rooms
" 70 let for business purposes Can at
HALLS, upstairs.
OF TIL ST. 1876 West, near Broadway !;
Cf handsomely furnished rooms for scn-
tlemen.
21TH-Sr. 17s WEST near .Groafwav.-
Ut Large aid snail rooms. without board
terms Moderate.
no EAST 3OrH.ST. T.-ElcSantly fur.
IV% nished psrlOr nO0r. suitable for
Doctors Office; good location. all cnyeni-
cnccs very reasonable.
mo EAST sT.-Largc and small
i've rooms, elegantly furnished. Tor
gentlemen only; good location: summer
prices: references.
OO< West 25th.st in strictly private
<Nf house. large. handsomely furnished
room - co. one small one 81 so.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
for Sale.


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