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THE RECORD


Oyetroats felt very comfortable at Eastern
Park yesterday and this fact no doubt led to a
ulmlnution in the Attendance there being 800
persons present The absGnteos didn't miss a
great deal. Tor the PLAYING was only OF medi-
OGRE character. There were two or three OK
ceptons 70 this rule notably the display Of tho
mo tWo short -tOpS and the outilolqng OF Brown
ana Seery. Boston outbnttcd the local team by
nearly ihree to one, hut the errors OF the latter
We're OF costly character. as but two runs
we're earned. Pitcher Daley was very wild and
manager Kelly method OF instructing him
an not glNo nm any grsater confidence,
i, AilrT two men were out in the second inning
hiouhlNn scored TWO runs on singles by Van
nhltren, knsOw. AID Murphy, All asssd ball
ana wild throw OF kely's. In the eighth Inning
llali wdness was VI rather an extraordinary
ch"iht"r Juyce leI OFF with q base on balls
inc iou,th time during the gamo Bauer also
reached llrht on hnl s. ans then orr hit a siugle
10 right !'eld, sending joy ce home. In ATTEMPT.
lhE ~ reach se'ond on Whit he supposed
would be Stoyey's throw TO third hase Orr was
run u 'wu 10y Irwin. In IN" moan time Bauer
GOV 10 th'rd and was brought IN by McLieacly's
81, rlloe nj 10 centre Held.
. u" y S''ns scored In TIC first inninP
htoy"y MA presented with n ha~e IN balls and
.h MarI- 'Hllulu 10 catch Kinsl VS. thrown
pau g. second. N'u}"y reached second Nusn
- "a rEhi hv.I and NoGouchy made an i,ply
lhfow To mn a wing Niuyey 70 score lLTre
ll"lru"i runs NO." made In thu fourth inning
t'ov' got u i'"lu the N"l inning by Bauas
Ha-. an lrurhnr- made ,inLl"". tye IIitsII
iohl'hE ~ run. IL"h.JIe
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BOILING.

The members of Our Bowling Club bowIed their reeu
The TensT court rSs Sn' N e sR| d
the members have completed their quota OF forty
nV hard to beat their scores Mr. Curtis has already
secured two prizes and is in fair way to capture
other. The scores:
sarony is5W McNder 7 LsH fnIer
Team &C. brown 1877. H Ipoussr I4s. pooon
~; Peek, NJ Powers, ISL Moore los; " j. fecE,
~ TOTAL i'o''' SECOND GAME.
Team no l.Cqrts, ~; Shaw. 1855 F., I. LuGueer.
1Ss fG s TSa 7 sHrOny 1907 hoNder 1855 Bra
Team 80 Brown. ltei R.. Luqueer, 1917; Bacon,
100 Total, i,l4s
At the Knickcrbockor alleys Issth street and Mott
81, s9 b4o Morris 1884, Cart ~ La
REGISTER, H.; Carr, r l'9: NoyIahan M Total SOL
w. dRs t u.s. E S sPf4 SI
Scores of the Oh. Fuchs's House bowling tournament
on Monday:
GsnaAs l., RswinE 90 e. 81 dsShwaEs
EXCELSIOR lowing cuI"E, Peters -: Hinl, "a: RE
Leopold, a. Total 3G& "'''' "'' "''A'HS' Oh
SECOND GAM
Y; Eeser, %; Gold 81 Steuer 49, Rubno so; Mandel
Glendale Bowling Cub-schulz, So; schuldt, 60; wer.
80, Fuchs lOL Total Bj4. F''
THIRD GAMR
Gendale-schulz, sOi Schuldt. 81. Werner %; Timpo
Total 7l6. ' ave.
P RrnSo.a.S Gs Eeysr ~ Kres
sheim, %, Hoffman ~. Total 5Ou 49, nav
FOURTH GAnE.
Progress-SimOn. j- stock GO; Link At VIeG.r az
Gold, -, Eteuer RubinO 20 MaiIel ~ Total al
Jumbo u ,-spenger. u; Boyer II; kruger Ii; n
Schroeder 81 i schroeder, ~ Walter 90 KioshnIin
Gu Holman 10. Total $40. - ''''+'
proprietor offers three handsome prizes two gold
medals for this two best teams aud Also a siiysr
mounted umbrella AZ an individual prize ~
on Monday evening tho Wednesday Night Cluh NJ IN.
lerrlie alleys rolled game with the GuwlerA ~ lie
score "N'' '"'
Wednesday Night Club-W. Currie IN Winsor tqa.
Forrest lUl liulse $50; ". j. CurrIe 10, Az. ii5.
ktng ~; hnuoeL i5v Westick ia; SANFORD iI5.
Observation-Disclosures: l45i Howard 1872; Shaw, III:
els io' Lindsey 1915 Teets i5O Total s, DICK
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There is considerable discussion about tho
National Cross Country Association Cashing with the
Manhattan A. next Saturday. The fact of tho matter
is that the officials Of tho NJ A. C. do not consider il in
the light OF clash. They friendly disposed toward
the cross country association and thu neces
sity that compelled the a. C. to take that date Tho
race was originally for Sunday there wac so
much talk of racing on the sabbath that the officers
were cCmpeied to change their plans. The Jockey
Club want the grounds after this week and Saturday
was CHOSEN Neither association Will hurt the other IN
add that even II the cross.cOunry attraction should
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SING SfNG, May "A score or more OF crack
shots broke clay pigeons on the grounds Of the Sing
Sing Gun Club today, keeping i've traps busy The
events were S. ami 81 swcpns PAM roctvn,,h
Realty Dittmar, Aruo 7. ward Pringlc ent UA,uin
hunL Connurs Geltc, ami Raymond divided ths
moneys pretty evenly throughout tho shooting being
remarkably good There event at Iiye hIr,I,>
y was won 10y r Ward, VINO Killed us Use Gabriel
Mead referee ''''''''
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Other Gam ea.
~ NTATuS raj aEn
Games To-day.

NATIONAL LRLGuR.
Brooklyn Va New York. At Washington Park
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Brooklyn Va Boston a. Eastern Park
Philadelphia Va New York, at Philadelphia
Cleveland vs.. Buffalo, at Cleveland
Chicago VI Pittsburgh, at Chicago.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Syracuse VI Rochester. at Syracuse
Brooklyn va Athletics, at Brooklyn
Toledo VS.. Louisville, at Toledo
Columbus Va st Louis, at Columbus
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jersey city W Hartford at Oakland Park
Newark vs. Washington. at Newark.
New Haven We. Worcester AT New Haven
Wilmington VS.. Baltimore. ~ Baltimore
OTHER CANES
GOrhamB at Troy.
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The pubic can and have discorned between
q fight aud the legitimate game OF ball"
The Pittsburgh Club VIII Probably Go.

Three prominent National League officials
were in town las. night They President spaldnR
OF the Chicago Club. secretary David awey of Cleve-
| land, and J. Palmer O'NeI of Pittsburgh. What
brought these here Mt this could not be
definitely asceraned but there can be question that
the trio in addition to Presidents Day and Byrne had
| quite lengthy conference yesterday afternoon.
The question u.s. What that business talk. II ia
claimed that Pittsburgh and Cleveland are showing
signs OF distress upon the other hand 1t is stated that
| some OF tho members want the League schedule
changed. But Mr. Day 10 the authority for the state
ment that under the present arrangement of affairs
the schedule will not DO changed.
SrN reporter called on Mr. Day and had quite A
pleasant interview with the Old New York CLUBS Pres
dent II there was anything about the National League
affairs that beiOkcnol trouble Mr. Day did not show IL
He SAID the actot Mefsrs Spadlng Hawcy and O'Neul
being IN tho city was not matter OF much moment
fact said 10, "thnt the clubs in the National
League arc not dong n well financially as might 10
wished. There is not club in the organization but
what will lose money there a change in the al
tendance calculate that the Now ork Clu6 vii! lose
lgt lsn t!nere Possibility that AZ least one If not
ends WV ''"''"
cannot Am say 'la, tnsTo is SarGose such tho
my 9Iinron would he 4usl AS v eli on with six cnGs
hurgh have had depressing eject upon the officials OF
There no douor hut that pittsburgh has suffered
great a %S s"H G1 sa S Gs .. eIsssd HAT
hOt at alt. Remember, | don RHticpate such an
event but II rittsb,rs we're to ~ Indianapolis would
take ihat Fl, y rll. ~ Az instIU'"
There Ii claimed - be weakening in the Cleveland
Cub " ~
Oh, that IL a mistake know whereof speak when
ray there hardly possIh Ivy OF Cleveland retiring
from lls Leagu- The officials there don't expect 10
mako any money, on 'lle Otner hand they EXPECT TO
lusr gTuHi deal
WIN there Dr any roubls. In case NJ PusburRh's re-
tr"ment IN trans rrrlng its players 10 lnitIAp0sN
by shUuiI there he" player who la. an engage
m"n' ~ either nc Natloual or Players League is In
luck. Ihey Hrfua ~ making moro money than their
employers II usr were % Us pad by tie amount or
gate receipts Just nov they wGHid DO entitled TO about
one mn NJ their prr."ut salary
Then you nave had no regular meeting with tho
wishing Otrias ,'
10 ~ nor ~ j tnore Ne one We have had talk
that al! 1865
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WheeIrncn's box Party.

Manager Walter Sim Of tho Park Theatre Of
Brooklyn rendered box partY to some dozen members
Of the Brooklyn Bicycle CiuDlat evening. The cyclists
In claw hammers and expansive SHIRT fronts showed a
deep appreciation nt tho NAV PEG WutngtUn' from
the right prOsCeniUm box Of tie handsome play house
Rose Ioghan being IN" leading ads. Among no
prominent men IN the mariy secretary Is. NJ Culs
Treasurer Z. L. Raymond, l. H. BA.ey, + Nj. Heuer!,
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Important to Cro.-.country Teams.

The Games Committee Of the National Cross
country Association announce that only tho that
started for the junior championship April 70 will
permitted to compete next Saturday That H. there
will he no substitutes allowed and teams be com.
posed OF the individuals that ran In the first Thus
member of any team is inusposed and start
the Team VIII be minus the runners serviceS for
Will be permitted to take his place.
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Earned runs-Chicago 9; Pittsburgh 7. Two.bAse
Latham Ryan. Duny. Stolen basesDufy 49, Cornish ey.
Darling. Beckey. Kluehne (2l First base bRR-Dufy
g? Sell Darling Ryan. HAnlon. vlsner Robinson t2l
CUrcoran. Ruehne Left on bAseS-ChicaRo. ii; Pitts
burEh Q. struck out-DarlinR. Baldwin GD, Bastisn
Quinn t2l Tener CorcorAn t2 Robinson. Double plays
-BAstian, Darling, and COmskey Corcoran Robinson,
and Beckiey Wild ptches-Baldwin t2h Tener Time
$50 tmpires-Gunning and Matthew'S Attendance
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President Sullivan Not Worrying.

When James F. Sullivan was asked whether
there were any further developments in the Pastime
matter, he replied in the negative and added There
have been great many inquiries as to how feel
about this case, and wish THE SuS would am not
worrying in the lenst am taking my meals regularly
feeling good, and putting flesh the rate OF twenty.
five pounds a week"
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On TIE BASE BALL FIELD.
norm or THE NET FORK TEAMS WIN,
and THERE rs JOr ~ THE CAMP.


Over In HrookIyn All Three or tho Clubs
We're Dcirnted-Hnd Weather and the
Crowds Smnli-Othcr News and Notes.
The result Of the championship games
yesterday was:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York . ; Brooklyn. /.
Cleveland, 8; Pittsburgh. 4.
Cincinnati, 5: Chicago, 2.
Philadelphia, 5 Boston, 4.
9iir TIAYERS' LEAGvr.
Boeton, s: Brooklyn. L.
Cleveland, &: Buffalo. l.
Chicago, IL; Pittsburgh, 10.
New York, g; Philadelphia 6.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletics, 3; brooklyn, 4.
Rochester. 7; Syracuse. l.
Toledo & Louisville. l.
At Colum bus-Rain.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
jersey City. Is; Hartford, 6.
Wilmington g; Baltimore Q.
Washington, Z; Newark, 6.
New Haven, s; Worcester 4.
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Tho Mamhatlau An etc club has en- 4lcngei tie ath
rtr rMp = 10 -chylhII NaNy "a match game.
Srhaj lLui '4NS an MAJ H.
our Rowing luh "i nod their annual grand prilo
DO" hg fuT No rtE"n 90 llr HclbDn lrlF aieyL In
~ IrnI count .i.u- 80 l,,r l1ry nrst street on
O." "frLI.. " AHF -l ! YrlN Mrlulef pll raeiye
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sas as IL" s'' S:ao 4 .G' {. .,a &c! 9
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SAN FRANcIsCo. May Jim Corbett said
yesterday IN relation to the oNer Of tie Dwyer Brothers
Of new York 10 barh Inn tor 5U,UpO that lie Will not
hrTear In public Tor the ueNt year aud that then Le
WAL commence hghuns
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Earned runs Wilmington. 2. Base hit-Lyuch Three.
base hit-Shaw. First base on errors-Baltlinore,
wilmington 3. Base on balls-Baltmore :; Whining
ton q. Left on bases-Raitimore IL; wilmington ~
sAcrilco hiis-Tate, o Rourke williams Corcornn
struck ontBy shaw o. by German, y. by Stein T. Hit
by pitcher-Germnn, Townsend. ilasney. sullivan.
Double pays-Mack, Tate O'Rrourke; Keegan, and
Lynch Passed bails-Townsond and Williams, l. via
ptch-Stein stolen bases-Baltimore, =; Wilmington,
]. Umpire-CorCoran. Time-2:lu
NEW HAVEN 81 WORCESTER, Z.
NV HAVEN. May THE homo team won It's NTH sue
rea M to-day The
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Earned rpna-jersey City .: Hartford First base
Jersey city. 10, Hartford. s. Three base htDooey.
Two base hts-Sullivan, Wnklcmau Murray. stolen
-McGucken Keay. Burdnck DoOley t2), Sheehan,
Van uislino, Roussey ~, say sacrifice hits Me
Quicken. KcRy, Van OlBtne Anus Double IlAyH-Bur
dock and Dooloy; Sheehan and Dooley. Foster sutton
and sulnvan struck out-McHncksn. bnrd3ck ~
on balis-On WinkcInan, I. Wild pitUh-FitzRerald
umpire-Relley. Time-l.O0
WELLINGTON, g. BLLrINoEE, .
B,t1InoRF MAY To the surprise Of every base ball
patron In this city the WilmngtOns to-day won. the
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IT IVEUTu'''''' w ~ q
sOne man out when winning was scored.
PhEadelnhia ......,.. ....2 o o-5
New York l-o
Earned runs-Phi lad phiA 3; New York l. Two
base hits--ShAnnon. Richardson Three base ht-Fo-
Varty sacrifice hits-GriItin shtndie ~ shInnon,
bAseS-Gore Common a. Double pl3yIShindle, shan:
non, and FarrAr. Left on bases-Phladelphia, u New
York. 4. struck out-FoRarty t2), MilliHhn Brown,
First base orrors-Phtadelphia, | New YORK. s.
First base halB-FoRarty 2l Gore Sattery, Common
(2l Hatfield Keofo Passed ball-BrOwn. Time-Two
hours Umpires-Ilolbert and Ferguson
CLEvPLASp (r. L. q, BUFFALO P. IL T.
CLEVELAND May Ted Larkin undertook to play
little American Association ball to-day. Attendance
he
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unsr Hall Notes.

Manager Jim Eenn"dy's team is very unfortunate
hid Madden Ia quits seriously III at the Pierrepont
House IN Brooklyn
Buckley playsba all tie time Yesterday he caught
two dnirult foul lies
II wasn't the Dan Prouthsrs Of old by lOnY shot
played frat base yesterday
BiE BIZ O.BTsn Of the BToOLlyn a. A team las
fell on wonderfully IN his batting
Buckley got safe MI yesterday nv bunting ny 10
front ofne pate, which Terry could not get
The lIAruOTds aud New Ilayeus are the only uls N
tho Atlsniic Association that viii not play suIuay
Bamsl
DOuIsJ has improved the Jersey City Club wonder
Iully Aha ne owns hAt9f Tue town Ills graceful play
ing tAkes With tho eTOS1
E.sIus. May Manager CatmAg Of he Eason Clur
today released shay, catcher and hsder Ibs team
hAA OlHsl aud iOunE for behind lhsbat
Base BAll washington Park To-day.
bfnotJnTG New TarE Admission 5lc, Dame r n
Fulh AZ ROAD ana horse dITect
Lanes Tree to grounds aud grand stEgi tOday AJU
Eastern FHrk, hS0okIBH,l y. N. To-day.
y" .t0n ~ BROOKLYN y ~ EinEE 90 ami luIon f.
Aha NAhhatAA bsaoh IRA uB difspttO grounds ~AiE
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The Beecher, Faith. Nina Ella F. Crawford Vixen
Bertha, Whilenway. Thethys Silver King. SPRAY, ami
PansY OF tho fleet already In commission 10
REPRESENT the Workers Corlnthiau Yonkers Yacht
Clubs this season.
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Earned -PhilAdel phiA 8; Boston, a TwObase hits
.-TlompSSn q Allen, BrGdls Smith q Total bases
burke, Hamilton Clements, Mayer, Allen heGArr Ben
nett, lIardie Bases stOlon-ThOmpson, Mayer, Me-
Saglsy; Double plnys-Brode and Long, Myers and
ASp&.g,sy Myers Alien And MGGspey tsf! on bases
illon Clements, McCauey, Long McGarr Sullivan g.
Ehelhase, Getzein. First base on bASThompson, Mo.
Causy C9k fucker Brodle. Smith Hit by pitched ball
Tucker. Tme-l+O Umpire-Lynch.
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Tho American Association.
THE RECORD.

Costly errors played prominent part in the game at
RidRewood yesterday between tho Athletics and Brook
Ign a. Al Tho home club outbAted their rivals
two but In fielding tho visitors e&ceed and
found that their hits were too far be pro
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by Phniips o. Hit by pitcher-Carl Struck out-Gbert
(il Jordon (2) Philips. Double pays-Smitl McDer.
.-Sswark 2; Washington 3. Left bases-Newark, Z;
Washington D Time-2 hours Umpiro-Nalentno
JrES,f err. Is; HARrroRp. e.
combination Of errors and good hitting on tho part
OF the Jersey CtyN shat team easy victory at
.Iorsev civ v The
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CLEVELAND Is. rJ ); rrrrsrunGH ". L.l4
tVALAND, May The result OF Tho game to-day was

Earned ruus-Pittsburgh. !. Two.baHe hitS-veach,
kelty. Three. base mt-KeltY Bases bals-By
He!nn =; by Baker S, Struck out-By Beatin, /; By
BAKER, 8 Stolen base-Sunday. Double plAy-EIecker
ana Miller. Iit by ptcher-yeaoh Wild pitch-Baker.
Time ! 80. Cmpire-McQuad AtIendance-65o.
PHILADELPHIA N. }, s; BOSTON IT, Ll 4.
PBmApELPuI. May THE Philadelphia and Boston
q H. clubs played hero to-day before 700 spectators
The
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;, Earned runsIClevSand /; BafIlo, l. TWO base hits
Sacrifice hits-DelAhanty, BROWNING o'Bren Irwin.
Stolen babes-BrowninE Hoy. struck out-By Brien.
= Bases on bAls-By OBrien. +; by Person, 8 Double
play Stricken and Larkn. Passed ball-suteli e. Hit
by pitcher--MRck. Wild pitch-O' Brien. Time-l IS.
Cmpires-kniRht and Jones.
CHICAGO P. l) II; PITTSBURGH a. LIZ 10.
CHcAGo May 7-Such base ball az lives in the memory
Of spectators was played at the Brotherhood Park
day. The score:
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SYRACUSE May litter inability to hit Barr lost
Syracuse the game today Tho BcoreI

Barr Bases stoen-Ely ca McQusry DorgAn PHILLIPS,
SS"GrS WGn1 md Rrsn GhGI and Me-
6srsn IriDs H,s ay- n fniIIiBS and risn.
Mclaughlin, Lyons knowles q; o,sren, Barr Struck
outNMcLn9a shh9 briEFS satLn % TGasey 0'BEien.
pire-Barnum
TOLEDO, g. LOUISVILLE. 1.
ToLEpo May Through careless playing on the mart
OF Louisville Toledo won tho nIst game OF the series
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Az irsi ..I fr,nss rr;' qr,. lns g1t b.Hu.o aud
..s'tr'na 'ay "-''t lraaIW.y, -Aar
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HLRTCS,

0Uno OUT WHeu WHINING run WhB BcOTeu.
brooklyn....... ...........5 o.
Athletic. o Is
Earned runs-Brooklyn 81 Athletic o. Left on bases
-BrOokyn u; Athletic g. First base orB--BrOok
Ign. Athletic, a. First base on balls on Mccullough
& IN Mcmahon, 2 Struck out-By Mccullough 8; by
Mcmahon 4 Hit by pitcher-COnroy. Double play
Lyons, 9. Sehater, and " oBrien. Sacrifice hits
Simon, w o. Brien Petz (2l, LyonA j. o'Bren. Stolen
bases-W: O. Brien. Purcell. T. schater Twobase hit
slsfks. Wild itcheS-HeCulouEh: 3 Passed balls
ROCHESrRK, 7; SYRACUSE, !.
SYRACUSE May litter inability to hit Barr lost
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Earned rnns-Eew Haven. 2 Two base hts-1hnC
Schoeneck, Kennedy. Three base hit-Campion. lA,e
on balls Mckee %. LaumAn. Hofnrd staff (2) tit
by pitcher-GunnaHso. struck out-HunnaBso, cam.
pion ~, Wilson, stafford. Passed bAll-Wihun. Time
-L:I2 umpre-MRhoney.
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Earned rgR-ToIsdo ,Twob&se hitG-AlVord, Ryan
NRndyEe Three base hitB-AlVord Ryan HaSe on
baI-9T smith 2, on stra!tOn, MT By pitched ball
sage Left on bases To edo \, Louisville l. Struck
piTes-OieA aud DOssChsr
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Remington
,h Thes &C Standard
s SofS' of fs suc' Typewriter.
cess which needs little comment.
First in the field, it was so for
tunately constructed as to be
capable of the best improve
mcnts. Having had them it is
still, and with an ever increas-
ing lead, the Standard.
HyckQG Sran0nt s. Brnrdief.
.S57 ByoadsVdy
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERSTATE LEAGUE (wKsT).
At Terro Ilaute-TOrre HAute 3: Burlington l.
At Galesburg- Galesburg, 3: Evansville /.
AT Quincy-Quincy. 4; Peoria. ?.
Az Observation-Disclosures s; Dayton. :. Eleven
innings
AT Wheeling --wheelng. 3; Springfield l.
At Akron-Akron, q: Canton. 4.
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o; Mansfield,
wksTERS LEAGUE,
At OmahA-Denver. IL: Omaha B.
At Sioux Clty-RRnsaB City, 4; Sioux CITY, :.
At Minneapols-St Paul. D; Minneapolis
AT Des Moines-M Milwaukee 4; Des MUines l.
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inrneI runs-Hew York, |; Brooklyn, |. Left on
bas, s-Nrw york ! Brooklyn I First base on balls
nunR Denny, Collin; tou,2; Clark, Three base hit
Ri>,c lwO.ba>e hlts-O' Brien, EsterbroOk. Double
p'av-.Ga.scort, Bnssett Esterhrook; Burns Collins
Smith an! r,arh. lit by pitchcr-Glasscock Sacrifice
hll, clarke. forming, fsterbrOok O'Brien, Clark
sto en- nses-Tiernan Oprien Collins Burns Cork.
lin rnssei ba'l-CarG, tmpires-PowerS and McDer
mott. llme-l ~
uS'NNAr1 Is. ~ >: CHICAGO Is. Ia).
CIuJ,Gn. May Tile Arson family lost game TO tho
Ccinnats dGy through their inability to safely hit
NnI / NM = 49, -
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
"HoIxEAD M.SoR-

Lots In Holmead Manor, Nj Pleasant for ssie
These Lots directly in the lire Of substantial I'm
provements and near whitney the fAshion able
drive from the northwest section Of the city Sol
fe~ minutes walk from Boundary. The trustees are
determined TO improve this property, the lots sre
eligible for building Immediately and acceptable par
ties purchasing Lots and desiring % build have
payment Streets being graded and side walks laid
and trees will be planted IN season. Business men,
familiar with values in all sections in and the
city, pronounce this property substantial for invest
oivisions placed on the market this year.
Lots from 1000 square feet upward
Prices from % to Soc per foot
Take the Eth or 4th ST. cars to examine this prop
erty and observe the high location and beautiful out
look on every side.
Plsts and important information TO improvements
my2s-7t WM. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO., I4o7 Est.
Eoh SALOON 2OTH ST NEAR CONN. AVE ;
Lot 20 IT. front 20 alley in rear. Price for Q few
1yss -. WESCOTT, WILCOX co.
2l-tu th.s-3t 1907 Pa ave. and 9Th and Ia. ave.
kOR SALE-COLUMBIA-HEI KENEsAw
ave- bet 18th and 3th 4oc
oIher Daftmouth and 18th SITS soc
m3l-3t "nii ii a s,n:
EoR sALE-LoTs IN FAIRvIEw HEIGHTs
ning on west side Of TenSlytown road, inter
- OF Moedley lane; easy terms; electric
%ysis snS 10 this p!JG SaS A BEs1 T.
- Shoice Lots remaining unsold in this handsome
SUBDIVISION 18th 81 extended, overlooking the city
and beautiful Rock Greek valley Terms 10 suit
LOIS IN the District, on line OF street cars
mi4-1m Ia1S
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SUMNER RESORTS.

~ IN Western New York on senecs Lake. fsx nis
from wsntns Glen Address Po Bon Ia Mort
Hector. schuyler county. NY. uSl ST.
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E'Oh KENI-A y. ATWOOD, 933 9TH 81. NV.
2O.yO q st NV, II roons mod iups. $50 81
l1lO Columbis stnw.. rooms ..............25}O
1865 q st-sw, rooms new. .......... - 80
5Os Maine ave sw., 10 rooms.
10 18th ST. NV. store and stable
92l stn.e, rooms
49, 81 NV. rooms .20.30
vi FLORIDA ave Boundary, rooms 30
-lo ~ 81 NV. 2large Office rooms l6
Corner sth and stsne., ..............12.5U
Oh CsllAn sine. Is FOODS ........-,.,., / SO
2l3 ~ stnw rooms, I'd 10
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BOARDING.

81 = ST. NV, NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
W. on I'd and Sd aoor. with good tabi. board No
OBJECTIONS 20 mechanics. breakfast from q ; 20 \ 30
olnhet. t:oo 10 Pm myeg3ts
GUNNER RATES Al HOTEL FREDoNlA. HIST
- bet 18TH and ith. Table Board s2O per month.
Rooms and Board so and upward. according 70 size
and location of room. ,nos-ox
A FEW PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLY FUR
"A nlsned hooms with gas. good hotel accommoda-
tions, at greatly reduced rates for the summed can
be had 81 AL st. NV my2Ij-lm.
II ARGE, COOL AIRY ROOMS, WITH BOARD Al
~ per day and up; Rooms, 30 and Zoe Furnished
Abartment for Housekeeping cheap. The NIB
STIR, BIB 18th st n W. myI7
u OARDI GLANCE NICELY FURNISHED
- Room. with Good Board, at the Auburn Pa ave,
Cor. I'D st. NV; terms moderate. nyl BIN