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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

The divided followers OF the rival local baseoaIi
teams ag'n happy last night over the handsome
showing made by their respective favorites Inc NEW
York League nine again defeated It's Philadelphia rivals
after splendid the Polo Grounds while Wa'o
Rrooklyn team again snccumbed Ewings well-traned
braves at brotherhood Park The best OF weather smeu
upon each and everybody was satisfied except inc uc
fcated onts
At the Polo Grounds tho game was between the New
York and Philadelphia League teams, and 1t resulted IN
battle worth going long distance to see The admiraoo
pitching NewYorks excellent curve twisters dd uch
10 give Quaker City tho small end OF inc co'
test But IL was another OF those mighty wrist move
Michael Tcrnan which In reality won the gav
IL was In the fifth inning, and the eVer'sHlDg "eo"
had made a mistake and had got to first base Herman
was at the bat, and Pitcher Smith sent SPECIFY ou'
curve about wast-high over the plate
The ball sailed the fence toward inc eicN'.'u
road and that was the last seen Of H. Herman diu
not swing tho ball, but made the terrible drNe snhp
"by twist OF the wrist, Il was only Iust thaC uon
a feat should win the game and IL did Wech spIaiNVN
a tendon in his leg IN the same inning ana retFeu'
puse chinc out the game Three scattered hits were
made of Rusle Buckley and Clarke exchanged positions
In the nth inning. Burke gave an eAceheh' cNoi'''"
u sprte dozen places apparently at the same .i5
The PHILADELPHIA men scored in the third inning
and took the lead Smith made scratch hit and Hamilton
got 10 first on tumble by wclch. Gleason was sent 70
first on called balls, filling the bases thompson nit
grounder Buckley and Hamilton wae forced out AZ Hru
the Smith scored Clements was the mira out OH
Dy to GlasscOck
In the fifth hiring the NcwYors took the lead by scor'
ing three runs. WEIGH got first on al error by
Gleason then to the plate ana pu, he pau
over the richtleld fence fo home run also scorIs Wech
Clarke reached first on easons tumble and on Wild pitch
he stole to second Whistler cracked out single on which
Clarke scored Daset: lit safely, Whistler going to hrd
Baset second and whistler tried TO reach home Oh inc
ball bcing down catch Bassctt but quick return
captured Whistler.
In the visitors half OF the fifth Inning they also scored
ono run Hamilton reached lrst error by whistler
and on passed hall he took second Burke made single
Of the scratch order sending Hamilton TO third Gleason
struck out Burke stole second. Thompson sacrificed
Ba,sett to Whistler. and the out Hamilton scored
Clements made the third ont on a ny To Gasscock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
ryr prsryrSs OUTLOOK HAY

The business failures in the last week, as reported
nv Il. c. Dun d Co.. Of the Mercantile Agency "erN
"a in the United states and twenty-five III 'ahaua
,o,,I NJ 1917 AGAINST 20s In the previous week ana
OH in the corresponding week last year. III the''
weekly review OF trade Messrs Dun Co. are ~
acubt. They present this general summary INV
industries are doing rather less and the SPECTATORS
are doing more That is the weeks history III DITCH
-, ,bo volnmc of legitimate business IS SUI very
orrc exceeding last years at this season by a0ou'
10 per cent and the outlook for fall trade Is c0socrcu
excellent NJ almost all commercial centres Is sun
hoped that the shrnkasc In some branches u ",cus
fry will prove temporary, AID that acuoh o' 'o"
~ ,,iu soon afford a better basis for operations
The course of events Washington has not ss'"he'
h, hope and meanwhile the activity qt SfeCnii1,'
.erm. likely 10 interfere materially WIN icEl.'Ine
I'd. I'm .omc departments The fchci1l $3.50 -
n,Ic,s OF commoditie, is rapidly rlals' an IA, az
,nred more than IL per cent during IN, iast WEN
a. he first purchases OF silver bullion uhucr lne ,eN
law tho prirc paid fr 100000 ounces was a Siisu,
ho;o The London price and the offerings are said u
have been about 1000 ounces
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c,,,re N OTHER CITIES.

NJ. Ana IA home run by Carrthcrs IN inc
18th inning and a bad throw by Nichols III u'' U"'
a., ~ c,uc for Hoston and sent the League h"'''' W.
- , on, ~ thr.e games in tn pr sent scrl . Inc '''
n,.na Is. LJ-.q Q Q 80
n"'en,,s no.ton o. brooklyn IL; ETorS-b3,toni o.
Prsoklyn 3. Pltch''S ~"
pOwcr7. III. Il, tho first tnninf
uo.,o, received six bases on balls III tn' "I'' 'S
18th combined with two base hits ana TWO h''''"E ''o
,,. ,,.n TX rum. nuGInton hraced up men. ou' ti'
ann. wa. lost - the PhAelphiaS coulu uo "s WIN
uadbournc. The score; y q n =
boston y. LJ~....... 2 %
noston TO- philadelphia O. ErTors1b"''oi H.
1.inhi, Observation-Disclosures anu nun"''' wv
p,ro,-GlGncy and srdan' ,.. r,grc team,
thic,go Aug. l5.-Thc Chicago fIaNeiH '' -,
tool, m. third game Plttsburg toi'S' ""' -
49,, ri,.c Maui and Baldwin were the Pi'ch''''
and both AID good work. The feature oil 'h' gan 70"
,,I nov nv Corcoran Robinson and becKl'y' inc SUR
cnicago q. LII . Q Q . 81
n,sshits-ChIcaco o. Plusbnrs o., Mani Umrlrcs&
p,ishnr~ Decentralization ana N'u ''
knight and Jones -, ,od,r,s o,me
cincinnati Aug. i5-Costiy error" io'' 49, 49,, r"
,r c,,elnnatis Hutchinson was batt'u h'u' ~"
nl,,, -, cooney and Latham and the batting OF bc'r"
r the features. The score; - O
Chicago q. L''-~".. 30 / o o l.
uaoIrC Chicago II. Cincinnati 10 ruun,Ione u" ~ H.
Cincinnati 4. Titchers-iiutchh-oh anu '''
80 u.Iworc Aug IA large crowd "a" the E'"'' ou',
d. u,,,,orr and Harrisburg. The game MAS marhed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
AMERICAN AssoCIATIo'
DPEDGERS HfNK THEY HAVE Hi"hio
COMPLAINING THAT FOREIGN VESSELS EN-
DANGER THEIR LIVES AND PROPERTY
THE TEUToYICS HASTE TO
REACH QUARANTINE.
REACH QUARANTINE,

The engineer officer, in charge of the improvements
in the Lower Bay are. indignant al the manner III
rn!ch the work Is utcr!ercd with by ocean s'el'er'
pred-cs are AT work IN the main ship channel, Just
above the entrance Of the Swash. The drcdec' moNc
al.nc slowly, working As they 80. Ihey are u'.1'H
uowcrle,, 10 get out OF the way OF steamers i' =
ALLEGED by the officer, that the great ocean steamers
do not slow down when coming up the Narro"'' ou'
drive ahead at fall speed In their ANXIETY 70 eet 10
Quarantine About two weeks ago the DahlSh
STEAMER Norge ran into and sank the dredSe Aiah'e
ON Wednesday when the TcGtonic came s"e1pl'5
nm the bay after her remarkable TRANSMITTING UP
she came within an ace Of running down 'he urcusc
Reliance Tie captain OF the Reliance saws that 'i'
Tcntonc was going u, full speed. ana that u siie hAu
me the drcdge she would have gone nght over IT,
I,.,, were thirty men on board the drcdSe, and the
cap,an thinks they would all have been drO"u'u IA
the big steamer had hit the Reliance lie says '"''
vbcn the Tcutonic was Just past the Dry komeF 'h'
blow TWO whistles sicni;ylng that she would pass
rho dredcc on the st,rbOard hand Inc dr''" an
swrrcd bv two whistles. Just before the S'c'",1'
,,,r,,t ont Of The swa,h into the main channel shc
acu,u blew two whi,;,. ANA Vas again answer" ~
I'm, drcdge When well out into the man oa''''V'
the rutonic suddenly blew one Whistle anu Po''o'
nar holm For A moment it seemed as If the huge
.t,,ncr would inevitably cut the drcdee In two. Inc
cantsin Of M, drcdsc put If, helm hard aport' ana
,h .ru,,ni ,vcpt b. 30 near that IL seemed 10 tn
,, an the drcdgc that they could almost rtaeh on
ann touch her oil the OAtcrN ,Oill'' "', va
me yor, of improving thc HiIp"r' 81" 'N'' "
re % ARE gong to have orr drcdecs sunk, or are
continually in danger Of 3eins suh, indennitcy
Tncr, oupht 10 be way oil cohpclnus o.e" ,,
steamers TO run slowly when coming uP u'' hd that
Willie We are at work there II See"ls, a.. o""n Haa
,he Govcrnment cannot improve one ot lto own la,
noT, without is employees being In constant uaI'e1
%"m thc recklcssucss Of foreign Ve'Ne' ahA'o1' ="
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
OFFICERS or A VIEW PHON0GRAPH CoAPANf'

Dy papers hlcd Yesterday with the Secretary OF state
In ,lh,,v there has been recorded an analglmatlOn
of variou, corporations which had Interests In tho
ohonograph This invention OF Edison has Tor some
time been the basis Of a number OF more or less sue
cesful companies but the scrvccabty OF the machine
rcm,lncd in doubt. Now the various branch com
panes operating it have been combined IN one cor
p,raton named the Ncw-lork PhonogFaph COMPANY
noc nrrsdcnt is John L. liaines, the successor OF
iI.nrv ergh a. the head Of the society Tor the IT.
,cutiGn of Cruelty to Animals the Weep CSden, DO
,, rohn d. Cheever. ami the secretary ami teis-
NOR Richard TOwncv Hlines. The other direr.2urs
ore OK Judgc EOah Davis, DR.. W. seward WEBB "AI-
lam Eahpcstock and John l.. MaItln'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
TIE TEUrONICS RECORD DOUBTED.
DISPARITY BETWEEN THE STATEMENT OF THE
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS AND THE CAPTAIN.


Doubts are expressed TO whether the steamer
Tcutonic of the White Line. crossed the ocean
from Queenstown TO this port in The time her captain
SAYS she did five days, nineteen hours ana hVe
minutes The steamers log shows that the Ieuionc
passcd the sandy Hook L-htship at 4 80 a. m. on
Wednesday. and sandy Hook at $40 A. m NJ
Adams the cashier OF the White star Line. said ycst"r
day that the log which showed these figures was the
Official record Of the TeutOnlc. Captain Irving. he
added WA, an Honorable man aid knew that It an RS
log like an oath
ON the other hand the marine reporters at sahdy
Hook and the Highlands Lighthouse make different
statements u the effect that the Tcuionic pa'''d
The sandy HOOK Liehtshp about fifty minutes later
than Captain Irving said she did, which would make
The Tcutonc's rccoru . nttl" less than five days ana
twenty hours and l,avc he time Of the City OF Paris
SIN the worlds record days. nineteen hours and
eighteen minutes.
V il. Havcn>. Of the Highlands Lighthouse t'f
rraphcd 10 the ship %cws once here. In answer {"
,nouirles thai he saw thc IauOnig pas The sandy lloO
lfeaf HIN al 10 "a. NJ but his ware Wa bu>y anu
he did not report her until > - a. M. lie s1d
slso thot Youlg the operator Al sandy Hook. must
have sem the 1'.utonic when he "a. ~ 10 a. IN.
he aid Young took sight with MS telescope ana
then no steamer. -,
IL /, only - run ~ about twenty minutes rom tl'
urItehip 10 sandy HOOK. Captain Irving SAYS tia'
he waited uufI % 80 a. ~. fIr dHvlrht. Both 10
tick Ia their statements and 10 app 20. {" hc question
5c,wccn Captain Irving aud the telegraph operator"
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by sharp both sides. especially that OF
Grant. The . O
nsltITSSs ...t 9 ! g 9 9 : "a
Observation-Disclosures 10, Harrisburg O. Erf S ,@ble
more 3, Harrisburg A. Pibhers-German anu "''A'''
Toledo Aug. 15-Tolcdo won the game to-day by nara
hitting in the latter part before several hundred peope
The score: o :.
Ts,sS} ......::: Sc 3 g 9 iii
BaschTcedo 49, BIcSEyn III M ETST;-IqGf mplre
Cleveland Aug 15-Bcatn was in fine form TO-DAY anu
he held the Ptsburg National League team down 10 W.
hits The visitors played loosely in the field Inc score
Cleveland Cleveland (N. L3...~S J 9 9 3 %
r. R5saEs and n neGRe
IaTS & isi'''''T . ,,,,n,..
NewHaven Aug 15-Thcrc were no special iea.ure'
Of todays game except the heavy hitting Oh '"' "O''
The 10
SsT;Iaysa I'D 9 9 / . g u
Misunderstanding H. Wilmington + and Aader
Haven ]. Wilmington I. flecher'-
son. Umprc-ilnes ., .,o c,ovo
cleveland Aug 15.-The Bufalos outp!ayed the ole's
lands to-day and won the easiest OF NicVor'e'' -.
and excellent work against his old companions Inc so
G SsysIa a. L9::SS g 9 ! 9 9 81
ceyeand G. buffalo and a. rwishe Umpires
Snyder and Pearce. $500 .oo.on ~,
Columbus Aug 1.-the Columbus team was oea'c" w. ~
It's Syracuse rivals to-day after wei''paSeu s1''
this score: q 90
c~,,trs - O l
So.unnuS '''''''' 0 U A-'
Easehits-Columbus G. Syracuse D., EEgUtS ITmnlreD
q Srr,nnse O. Pltchers-Knauss and casey N"p'i0
Peoples - -. =, hosn, all here
Mlddletown ~ " Aug. 15.The game Of OaSc a. M. ,
Yesterday between the Asylums. OF Mddleto"n, anu
ytn,onS ~ Fshkll was won by the former oy soor0
Of i0 10 0. vi, r,,-o,o, and
pr,dgeton. n. j., Aug 10 (speclaDThe Bricsetoh anu
so,c, baseball teams played here this afternoon "a'
the best game here this season bo"e a4
| for the visitors. The score: =
pragcton. .-~..~~S 9 9 9 . . Q S-5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
A sWEyDLER CAUGHT AT LAST.

For over two months the firm OF y. VI. Cowper
thwait a co. have been Swinded BY man who
visited their customers and, pretending 10 be an agent
Of the company. collected the weekly instalment.
>bont a week ago Mrs. Mary Mccarthy, of No. 5o7
Grcenwich-st paid the man ~ and received receipt.
Ike a number Of other customers, Mrs. Mccarthy was
ipformed that the man was a swindler and told ID
bovc him arrested IL he called again. Yesterday Mrs.
Mccarthy met the bogus collector on the street and
had him arrested. In Jefferson Market Court tho
ri.oner gave his Alfred Aukatel. forty two
lars old nf NO 146 Phillp>-> Jersey City. Justice
G,ReilIy held Auratell for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

The game a, brotherhood Park was between tne N'"
York aud Ercuklyn Players teams and II was an
contest IN every Ward and Ewing the itspe'uFo
,nains worked i,c bcayrs and the large crowd present
thoroughly onj,ycd the battle. II wa " Ladies DAY.
aud the balcony Of the Pindstand presented scene when
would have ur niut,d des Of yalor from ANY apprec'atNe
lover TIE beautiful.
wa-l,s men rlnved n daring game but they were again
outated ana B.atn. The came was ".' IiAy'a through
out and dii not Instant ~oNders pitched 9ooh
-. hut t.c lengthy john Ewing pitched better one
But u,,le n,onfocd Echardson's srcondbas' play was
IN, raj fatfe Of the game. Richsr!.on wla Kept busy.
~ te accepted all q hi, thirteen chances with an ease ana
,ricc which evoked oui apParsc Ewing played a. ohly
the pfcatrt o. c'th'i~ can pay ""'' ""'' INV
bot far rch'nd.
r,,rs men t,ok the lead at the start by scoring Two
ruo. Ewing gave bs men good example by hitting
o,,v 10 rIgh. ncid aud Conner duplicated his captains
rror, rs .cndlac the ball TO ldt field Ewing however
va. thrown tying 70 naA" t.lrL H,i'-oA h'' jill,
,f.v 10 ,ft field and Coanor s-orr. Slatte'y i'o"'u
...t lively two-ba-c hi, and Richardson cto'''' III"
plat. ,.-,... go.
Two nor. earned runs wer, add! u NewYorks scor'
fl, N. thirl inning. Gore hit safely but was nv by
TWng's drive between nrs, and second ana wa" declared
m, Common then hit safely TO Right field for three bases
fd Lw,n, scored secret on richardson's sa'''-
Nee In the nfth Inning Ewing'' nine made their lead
toO John Ewing mad a hit AMI SC dii Gore HIS
brother Wnllc sacrificed Long JOHN" ~ uirl ana ne
scored on Conner, out 70 right h'li
Thor, were fcw grains Of comfort for Wsrla mea up b
m ,,, timing when John Ewing seemed 10 lose his con-
ming and four runs resulted for nrooyn AMI an eNcls
oni.h resulted Oay -four baschts had zen made by
rr,oAvu ND 10 this inning Bauer here led OF with hit
.. right ncli and he scored Ofr's tWohasger Ia u'
,e direction orr ran third Ga Wild pitch ana then
Il ong John" sent sunday and Joyce to first On called
balls, filling the bases Kinsiow lit to HIchad'Vh o''
Hatfield muGc! tn throw and or ana SUNDAY '''',' va
eouder,, out Joyce scored. The ahuiatd result Is a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
A SKTLFrL FORGER SENT TO PRISON.

Charles Ricketts, who has been only four months
in this country but has managed In that time 10
secure a reputation as a forgcr was before Rcc"ue'
Smyth Yesterday for sentence. lie said that II h'
had time he could send England and show that ne
baa never committed crime there. The Recorder
aid that six forsercs had been committed by Tickets
and the qulckncSs with which he set to work aud the
skill he exhibited were some proofs that he had been
engaged In similar occupations before he came D.
his country The Recorder told the prisoner tnal
~ lac had been tried all the charges W. might nave
hccn imprisoned for Il much longer term. lie sen
fenced him to seven years and eight months III u"
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
pp,rD AMONG SOLDIERS rycounoy.

In speaking Yesterday Of the recently discovered
frauds on the Government by enlisted men at Wilctts
Point one Of the engineer officers said
such things are not common and are not IN accor"
b tho general character Of the enlisted men In the
sor,ice As a rule they perfectly honest ana
Trustworthy In this instance IL j. case oil iorgery,
.Uor ronm lOncd officer had witnessed the Issuance
- clntbing and had signed his name some Of Inc
1r,rcs ON the sheet erased by another person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
MONMOUTH PARK RACES,

For q cool and delightful sail down the haroor ana
an ENJOYABLE day the races, take the maghinceh'
steamers Sandy Hook, Monmouth or ST. Johns from
Pier No g. North River. foot Rectorst, at " III a. H.
IL rs and p. m. j.
All rau Route-Trains leave New-York. foot OF
I,hertv.st North River, s:15. 9:13, 1919 IL 10
a. NJ 10 80 special express, IL AS special express
! special express, 80 p. m. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
DAMAGE To TIE GOLDEN FLEECE.

Frank Parcs Osbon's yacht Golden Fleece had
narrow escape from erious damage on THURSDAY night
She lying at anchor OF TomphinsvLlc' wheh INC
sloop yacht Carita ran into her. some tcah"oou
nanc in +hc rail of the Golden Fleece we're stove but
no other damage was done. some difficulty ha> pen
experienced in getting wood with which TO repair tho
damaged rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
TRorTrNG Az, PACING AT ROCHESTER,.

TROTTING AN PACING AT ROCHESTER,
Rochester, Aug. 10 SpeciaFor the fourth day oil the
Grand Circuit meeting here not particularly strong
card, and the patronaa fell considerable The track
fast enough for tw horses to improve their eco'uS
Walter T. trottlng Ite in 2:lS, half sccohd oc''p'
than he at Detrot and Cricket pacing hea. III
IL, lowering her rccoh Of l3L, made at Bunao' ia
the % class Leopard Rose thought 20 certain o.,
she sold 400. Walter L. bringing sio anu
the ncld So. The first bat went 70 Walter T. III Nv
Walter F.. the next fca: in 1S. Walter E' maue
break the the next heat that Hose had
only TO PIP u beat Stcvie In the fourth neat
Walter f. got first u the wire In exactly 90
For the II pace paas bick,d heavily az $50 to 80
before the start Tie first heat secured by Ochc'
In 2143. In the second heat Dallas won IN 2;ls'i' III
the third Cricket Tapped Maggie H. to the quarter
and was leading al the half Dallas made his "Nc
from there got tC Crickcrs wheel ut the third quarter
The mar, responded TO the whip and III 'p
Of rapid clip set by Dallas beat him to the "rc Nv
length in az. In the fourth he1t CRICKET "o" !"
216.
Rosalnd wilkes beat Susie ). In straight meats anu
the meeting was Ncr. The Grand Circuit CONTINUES
PougSecT-ie, where there are large e"'c'
for the four days programme The summaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
wrsTcursTrR COUNTY wnEELMEy.

Albany. Aug - ,Spccial.-The Wcstchcster County
whcclmen Of Wcschcstcr County, has been Incorporated
with these trustees, BayaId c. Fuller. Harry C. Percy
Robert +. Stafford. Frederick jenkins, Edward H. stuIg'S
Nathaniel T. TYLER. Eugene Valentine. Theodore y.
Samms and Frank Il. TAYLOR. Tho uIncDal Office IS In
w .I,nnhA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NewYork 3. PHILADELPHIA q Chicago 9. Cincinnati 2 .
BROOKLYN g. Boston 4. Cleveland 10 PttsbUrg 0.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
New York & Brooklyn l. Chicago 3. Pittsburg 1.
RoSton 7 Philodephla g. Buffalo Ii. Cleveland 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo a. BROOKLYN H. syracuse 5. Columbus ..
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
New Haven ~ Wilmington !. Newark 9. Hartford l.
Baltimore \. Harrisburg 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

Iarnod rurs-Ncw.Yofk !, PhIodoIPHIa ~, - -
lv rrrnr-- Nrw.York - Philadelphia s. Lei! on V2ssL
Nc ;. philadelphia O. First h. on omto
1,l.1sou TLon,Son Home run-l1crnan. I"o,ba't Mt'-
Horlcne Clcncnts Sncrhce hitN.'lark'. lho IR ho
stolen hise.-Clarke Blssrtt Burk' ? GlfaSon III
nitchor-I,lrkc Wld phesknsie l. smith l. tass,g
ial--EucNey Clements !. Cmllio-Lyhch' A'"' u
,af. 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

The eighth annual open sweepstakes regatta OF the
Newark Yacht Club Will be held under the rules OF
the New.York Yacht Racing Association to-day The
entrance fee will he 80 for all classes The race VIII De
over a tcnmc course, the house OF the club at
Ccntrevilc in Newark lay. The start viii be made at
1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
EITru RACE-ONI
The pool nales were

.Q,
First rocc- Lord Harry s4o Maeee S v,,i. niiv ~
Void $50. HueDme SO. Mlch''i ''''
"enonsh 80 @p1s sr $50 Ruporta 1925. Tcton $50
Belle dor cas- Wfrcd $50. Dolkcis ,,oco pob sos
Third racc-Cno s6I. Sir John @oo '"''' ~ "
Wyndham $40. . roo, u and Rod
Fourth raee-with Mamie T.. out rem sap am cn
Harrison and Young Duke sl7 each hit'' va" ''"
Fifth raee-satsfacton 800. Gunwad so D' c, anu
Sena $40 each. Bonalet.a g.. Hydy 30 uuI'ss" w.
GG. Bohemian IS Vcngeur 81 Mamie nav "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

track property TO ayndica.e gentlemen wei known IN
social and financial 'irces. Extensive Improvements are
10 be made, all the ID buildings be torn down ana
the track remCdeed Who the men Is Kept profound
secret at their redueA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
MONMOUTH PARK RAG

MONMOUTH P4tfth
special trains leave New York from stations foot OF
Cortandt DesbrOsscs streets every RACE Day az
saturdays only at 100 p. NJ; returning Immediately
after the races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

TIE SARATOGA TRACK TO CHANGE HANDS
Saratoga Aug. Is (SpeciaD-This VIII DE u'e i'Ht
the Saratoga racetrack under the present msh'en
negotiations completed to-day for the transfer I" '
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rho following Amateur League games viii be played

rho following Amateur League games VIII DC p'9'u
today . ,,,,,,ic CI,h n.
West New. Brighton ,,,,, c,., .,
staten Island Crlckets VS. Encewool fi'lu N'"" ~
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.r, x,v.york and Boston Players League Teams VIII
c,,,ss hat, al brotherhood lark to-day.
The Berkeley Athlete Club and the Newly ORR N",',o
na" a. =, ,,' poo Ground, to-day at 80 p m.
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EXCITING BASEBALL.
TWO GAMES IN THIS CITY.

NETWORKS LEAGUE AND BROTHERHOOD MINES
wIN-sCoRES AND RECORDS.
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rMIRp RAcE-EAHwAY HANDICAP. SO
$500 ADDED. ONE MILE.

FOURTH KACE-WESI END IIUIhI1 oIAhI9
TuREE.YEAR-OLD FILLIES 500 EACH, $500
ADDED By THE WEST END HOTEL. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. Il. MILES
August Bcmonts Oh. T. Her Hglncss, by ST. Baise-
Princess ''-
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George Iearsts bt cleaning. by Sir Modred-Iwghtllo
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