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LINEA DE CUBA.

LlNEA de CUBA.
LIegaran solo hasta Santiago de Cuba
los vapores que salen los dias 5, IS IS.
Los de los dias y IS toearan en- Nue.
vita, Puerto Padre, Gibara, Mayar1, Baracoa,
Guatanamo Cuba. ..~*
El dia IS hara las mismas escalas 4 ex-
cepcion de Ia de Mayari, ademas tocara en-
Sagua de Tanamo.
Todos retornaran verifcando sus sali-
das de Cuba los dias IS, 23 y 8, efectuando-
Sc las entradas en- la Habana en- las fechas
corresponjientes de 70, 2o y 9 de cada mes
Ninguno de estos vapores tocara su
retorno en- Guantanamo.
LINEA DE PUERTO-RICO.
Salen los dias 10 y 20 los vapores que
hacen el servicio de Correos.
El del dia 10 toca en- Nuevitas, Gibara,
Baracoa, Guantanamo, Cuba, Cabo-H -Haitia-
no y Port au-Prince, Puerto Plata, Ponce,
Mayagiiez, Aguadilla y San Juan de Puer-
to- Rico Al retorno hara escala en- los mis-
mos puertos.
FL del dia 20 ira pOr Nuevitas, Glbara,
Baracoa, Guantanamo, Cuba, Santo Domin-
go, Ponce, Mayaglez, Aguadilla San Juan
de Puerto Rico, viniendo por los mismos
puertos.
Retornaran saliendo de Puerto Rico los
dias 20 y 3 respectivamente tocaran en-
Cuba los dias 90 9, llegando a la Habana
en- las fechas correspondence de 4 II de
cada mes.
NingunO de estos dos vapores tocara
su retorno en- Guantanamo.
LINEA DE CAIBARIEN
Todos los lunes las de la tarde sal
drA un vapor que, tocando los martes en- la
Isabella de Sagua, llegara Caibari@n los
microbes.
Retornar& saliendo de Caibarien los jue-
yes, despuGs de la llegada del tren de pa
sajeros, con escala en- Sagua, y llegara la
Habana los viernes.
Todos los viernes las de la tarde
sa1dra otro vapor que tocara en- Isabella de
Sagua los sabados y llegara Caibarien los
domingos.
Efectuara su retorno saliendo de Caiba-
rien los martes, despues de la llegada del
tren de pasajeros, tocara en- Sagua y llega-
ra Ia Habana los microbes.
REMOLCADOR.
Esta empresa tiene el vapor AGUILA
potente para remolques por las costa de es-
ia Isla, habilitado de bombas para achi-
qucs dtiles para salvamento.
SGrViCiO CGHrO ca PQCTtO-RiC0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14
M0N0aRAMAS
EN- COLORES Y ALTO RELIEVE

Las personas que deseen papel timbrado
cOu artisticos monogramas, pueden acudir a la
mprenta El Concrete, Tanca 8, donde SO les
haran con economic cuantos trabajos del gene
70 encarguen.
En- Ia redaccion de LA CoRREsPoNDEEGIA
hay de manifesto un muestrario. 1912
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V&por .AVILESs

Saldra de San Juan todos los microbes
al amanecer, una vez por el Este y orra por
el Oeste, tocando en- los puntos de Fajardo,
Humacao, Arroyo, Ponce, Mayaguez, Aqua
dilla Arecibo vice versa respectivamente
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LUDWIG DUPLGE. Tptudn 3.
COMISIONES EN- GENERAL.
-gAN ,0WAN DE p0Oa OaaRH0Os
RVe2CEGg CtC ogzg9C82OC6OS SeCNS


Venta de hilo para coser de j. Up. Goats. Paisley
Id. id. i'd. de CZGE & GO i'd.
Fabrica de licores al vapor.
Agencia de los Vapores Correos de las Antillas,
de los SreS. Sobri'aOs de Herrera, de la Habana
Agencia Principal del Vapor costanero en- esta
Isla, de tG MatSnsG Enapres0.
Agencia de la ROyGJ Mail Steam Packet CO Lon
dres.
Agencia de la Northern Ass~ rance O., Londres'
Agencia de Ia North ByitSshG5 Mercantile In,
sstrGpce o., Londres "n.
Agencia de la "IrGSGtlG1aticG" Compania de Ase-
guros contra incendios de Hamburgo.
AgencTa de la 'MaripsG" Compania de seguros
marftimos de Londres.
Agencia de Lloyd AwdGzstS Cadiz.
Agencia de SGageverEGstS Actiep MGshjNe9sfo
6yiE &, EjSengiesserei.
Sangerhusn, AMEMANIA.
-FG6ric0 de naaqasinriG de elaboration de 0gIc0m
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E M P Eg Es = a.
DE
VapOTGS GSpalOHS G0Tr80s de las AlIlS
Y TRAsPORTES MILITAREs
DE
SOBRKJV.OS DE HERRER.a
HABANA.

Los vapores de esta empresa efectuaraa
su salida desde este puerto en- los dias S, 10,
IS, 20 u rs de cada mes las S de la tarde
en los dias de labor y las II del dia en- los
festivos.
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LA. ELEGANCIA GUIANA
SOMBRERERfA Y CAMISERfA
nHAGUSTlN GONZALEZ. Fortaleza 40

En- este nuevo establscimiento encontraran las per.
sonas que Sc srvan vsitarlo, un varado surtido de
artfculos de novedad para caballeros; tales como:
CoRBATAs, PANUELos, CUELLos PUNos DE CE-
LULoIDE, CAlIsETAs, CALzoNCILLos, GENELos,
PARAGUAs, BAsToNEs, ETC, ETC, los cuales han
sido importados recientemente de Europa los Es-
tados- Unidos. Esta casa Sc encarga asi mismo de
toda Clase de trabao, per eneciente los ramos de
SOMBRERER1A 4 CAMISERIA
pues cuenta con operarios Babiles de mncha prac-
tica en- estos efcios - Invitamos nusstrOs amigos
al pdbhce general q que nos hasan una vista, q
fin de que puedan yer nuesIas existencias en- som
breros de todas classes preeios, Ultima noyedad de-
Paris que scabamos de recibir
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On the Tennis Grounds.

The ARE! Tennis Club have commenced tennis tour
nsy which will end 10 moron. on tho courts Ialth
street and AIMS The matches thus far have
resulted ~ follows:
Sing s-Freiminary rounds H. Kupen beat
Chares II Hrggs e. c." L ~ cole heat A. c. Post,
10y. 80. a-H - first round ". Cole beat Dr.
Eynon, g., 49,. Second round: H. VI. Co beat J ".
White ia 3--s 6-a ". H. kurer beat W. Triumnsr.
81. S-b ct
Doubles In the nrst set kuper and Hall defeated
Chares T., Stinnis .r.. and pr ~ non, IT,. Second
ami e. rosey bear j. ", Wnle ana ". Trimmer by
default.
The tImo Tennis Tub intended 10 pav tho nrst part
Of their invitation ini zap tsn. tournament yester.
day. hut !, count fh- OR condition ~ lilo
grounds wrre ronprle ~ POSTPONE them III to
nIorrnw. mo euir follows:
Gent emen $ Siuglrs--.I Roger. ", T. e. scratch:
Wiilism 4, boyd Jr. Elmo e. n, j. Newer. On.
isorR T. C., -, 4 G. cltrs Eimu 4. ~, Thso iore H.
kar0n Entrs Nous I. q. 81; T.. J. ,oie lin" !. g. ~
4 clover kimo IT,, a. b"n'e! hinrslanh tin'"
T. q. 40
.Gentl. mel Douhls,-l. s. Rogers and ia.on Rogers
scratch Il VI. cole aud rnsilev half II ~ A. Rnyd.
u. ana 4. {. CLARK rInlo c. half 81 A n, Hall,
Jr.. and iAm knper hair 81; j. h,"la and ". \.
half
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CHANGE OF BATTLE GROUND.
.,r s,srBALL sTRUGGLE BEGINS IN
The EAST TOMORROW.

vorn.. Last Game NJ CLEVELAND stop.
..Ssy Raiu- Boston Manages 60 Heat
rh,esso-Rrookiya and Pittsburgh VITA
~. E.eh-PhiIsdeiphia Defeats tCsacin.
..,-uow the other Games Resulted.
,,.,, moro or less unpleasant experience
j.. ,h. voolly West. tho New York baseball
n ~ will on Monday reappear on their own
.v,.mnine grounds. and endeavor to return
~. n, the whacks they have received from
.h.r Western competitors. The last desper-
~. ,u,,le q now about to Begin and In the
.,s,noholds Of the East. Tho efforts OF New
yorl and Boston to close up on Chicago will be
cached with great interest. and the finish will
nnousstionaby be an exciting one. Arson has
. Commanding lead. but there 10 no question
a, Il being cut down very much before he gets
ANT of tho East The New Yorks have played
thir,ssn games on tho trip Just end-
al ard won seven. This Is fairly
GOOD record. but It failed to boost them In the
r,es for the reason that the ChicaRos won
about every game they played. All OF the
r,steru teams had Indifferent. success in tho
V.,,. Notwithstanding the heartburninCs
,,.r tho failure OF our PLAYERS to swamp their
snnonents there will DO general rejoicing
nr.y tho return Of the national game TO this
saction OF the country.
Tho game at Cleveland yesterday was post
,onsd on account OF rain. Boston earned tho
th,nls OF tho East by beating Chicago. and the
contests Of the other teams were chiefly inter-
acting TO themselves. Tho results OF yseter.
days games wore:
First game, Brooklyn. 8: Pittsburgh. 9.
second game Pittsburgh. II: Brooklyn. 7.
Boston. 8: Chicago 2.
Philadelphia 8; Cincinnati 3.
A. Cleveland-Rain.
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LA7oSIA,s RUNNING MEETING.
Fannie .. wins the Avondaie Stakes by 8
Head -Honors Divided.


Head Honors Dividcd.
rtsriSsAr, sept 5-Thres thousand racegoers saw
six COOL rscss On a ieavy track At La,ona to day.
favorites aud nelders quit ewes Bum and Freeman
each rode two winners
event Of tue Jay lie starters were E.ssnis 10 Lon
l"n smoke ,ui; Georvs i,J; raniiie 3. 10: Pom
re- re, "a r wary a. 70 sister Limb. W; Douglas.
sister Lima was -eco',i chuce at to l. The odds
axsinst the ether RANGED from 10 Ut
scramble with Fannie acting ~ the hare and lie at
ing no four to six iengns In the humestreich she
came o.sk RAPID hut, an Ter vigorous riding man
romfreL w a heal orr tho most. sister Linda MAS
third beaten length while the hers we're strung out
The winner is a iausntei OF tsiiowcraiier iiimyar
seven started in lie opening I~.h Of Que ME ami sew
freeman uI winning In gal OPP BY eight lengths Tho
second iavorise. NAVY rnker'o' came IN third.
% tie eight star ers in tie mile ami sixteenth. sell.
Ing PURGE Boro aud Rova carter were equal favortes
won easily by three lengths the to shot FRAT Lap
came 10 second zen ~ and haf IN front OF the 4,
Ihe mite ami a hundred yarls handicap had i've
stArsr lorka drchnnv she .ssns, me ta ent ~ aged
> hut the second fhrorte fahiu, D~at Tim out by
!wn lehxiis a.. he pleased titan Lindsay nnishns
ih,rd Prince fortuna ran II anchored with III.
Tue mat halt OF tho .pn, four. and an.l, fnrionx
ntsto l. and the s,.ter to hat Lynne won in hollow
style hv three lengths from tue 8to chance Deceit
S%. lime r.. . ms s's n 70. e ..s Win S
n,ns starters d the day snort Jean closed inv"r.
r.. sT. r,s IL to ace re Mo chance "T. rec"
being thirh lap,sd Oh the after. Time. Oaa'.
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THE RECORD.


THE NEW YORK. GAME STOPPED By RAIN.
CLEVELAND. Sept 5.-It rained ell the after
nom. but at 81 o'clock tho sky had cleared up
And tho prospect was fair for q game. The
N.v YorEs were anxious to play. for they
thought there might possibly DO . CHI ance to
win once more and boost them along toward
this 500 mark. clarke was behind tho bat for
Rusie and caught him fairly vol. but. rs on
previous occasions In Cleveland. tho local
team seemed to have good idea as to the
popt whore the Hoosiers curves would cross
tho plate
The game was opened IN with a base hit by
Burkett. but Cleveland corld not got a man
around. In the third a differe Mt result was
reached. After Doyle had fouled out Viau got
base on balls. Burkett raped an easy
grounder at Glasscock. who looked cheaper
than a bargain counter when 1t rolled between
bis feet. viau going to third. Childs flied out
10 ORourke and Viau scored. Clarke allowed
tho Councillors" throw homo to got away
from him. and Burkett went on to THRU. from
whence he went home after Glassc ock g FUN Bile
oiMcKean's hit. Davis flied out to O'Rourke.
Glasscock WAS the first batter for the Giants.
lie popped up an easy fly to Childs. Clarke
was sent to first on called balls and Rusie's
line hi, to left field put him on second. This
was followed by a wild pitch that advanced
both men. Gore reached frs, on called balls.
se. csts ws
Gore and Bassett home. In the fourth with
made l sre"t latch Of MeAeer = line his fP but
threw the ball over Connor head trying to
ana hsn sns Ga e eS
liau got a base on balls. and Burkett sent
P"ye home With tafs hit Child; or.ed
was coming down in torrents. limo WAS
called. and At the end Of thirty minutes tho
game MAS called.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 5.-Had there not been
some very tall hustling on the part Of Manager
MeGunniels to-day there would have been no
games at all at Exposition Park. But there
we're two played. and the Brooklyns got one
and the local sluegers got the other. But
seain Manager McGunuigle figures In the
business. and had he not suggested a scheme
brooklyn might have had both games.
Tho grounds we're very wet; in fact. rain fell
almost all the afternoon. The ball was worry
difficult to handle. and In tho second game
Baldwin could do little with it: 80 little that
five runs were piled up against him In tho sec.
ond inning. Then Manager McGunnige sent
and got some rosin and Baldwin had his rocket
filled with 1t. Each limo before he pitched
tho ball he rubbed its surface with the rosin.
Then Mark began to pitch In great form. In
the crowd were indeed lucky to get that m uch
Tor their money. 1t is some time since there
and II there was not brilliant bali playing.
thsre was plenty 10 interest tho spectators.
'f1 t a"S.ts son nSSa MANAGER Ward mt 1nk
IN to pitch. He is q lett-handed young man
from the vicinity OF Fort Wayne, During the
but there was always danger and great
enc Of the local sluegers breaking him up.
Had the full nine innings been played. II
"a hA
thumped very hard. But as far as things went
10 escaped all right. Tho score:
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p p.HdPsia iss a. TO V's's toll Au'o'''

st. Luke. Kin stock. Eric. and Carroll moved
away In close company. as named at the start.
leading Eric = lenRth ut tho quarter. Carroll
and -; Luxe laIrins nm oron length Iehind
o. two lengths at lie hEif. which he held 10
the three-1unrters. whore I rio hogan closir Y
NJ. renchinR st. Euke's bend at the mile. The
pair fought n close fight III II hot finish. St.
Luke winning by a head from Eric. Carroll
fnishing third. eight lengths or
high Weight hanoicsp .weepsakas Of So each With
~ O added OF which &SU to second and fiO TO third
out 81 The stakss, mite ani ha { on turf
3 Loves eli. T.. 81. Luke aged. " botheraton-
Mabel lis
J. belongs h h. Erie o. lis tTaraL, ,.....,.....
j. Cotton b b. Carroll 3. I2+
kinRmaker aso ran.
Time 2!p
BettnR-Even MONEY Eric . to : against Carroll
ito ! hinsmsker. II to St Luke Mutuals paid
SIS is e12 %, $50
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Baseball Notes.

JndRe.-The Net 70 on
Querst-A letter Addressed to Buck Ewing At the
Polo grounds will reach INN.
There letters At this ONCE for tho OF the
Boston Athletic Association and iariem 4. A. teams
I'D Crane. the old New York pitcher will appear in
the box for CncrnAn At tho Polo grounds on Monday
Gus SchmeiZ manager of the Colunb ns American
Association team sent telegram to Outh elder DAVIS
OF the Cleveland League team asking for his terms
Davis turned tho telegram over to the Cleveland
officials
T. r. T.-The Nation al League season closes on Oct g.
and games played after that date win count An
would be two clubs were tied for rst
place In which event supplementary series would DO
arranged.
Earl C. Gillespie has brought suit against tho Brook
" Qimited) baseball club the Ridge wood Land and
Improvement Company and char es /! Ward tor
81, IS for putting up fence around Eastern Far
and Yesterday he filed mechanics lion against tho
property.
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The Winner. ut Bun.,o.

BrrTALo sept The races hold here to day resulted
follows:
First Race Seven eighth. OF mile. DalesmAn won.
with Anomaly second AMI Lenohia third Time :2H,s.
second Race-t.ve elghths Of ANTE Polydorn won.
with M. SASS second ana iydra third Time I3Ls
Third Race-one half mi'e Happy bay won. with
GrApeshot second and BIOL, Miller third, Tine o4st.
won. with Maximum second and Cottonaio third.
Time. 80.
Fifth Race-One milo Sir GEORGE won " tn Penny.
royal second and Lrd third Time. I'+tte
sixth kAce-1hr-e Quarters OF u mile Mabel won,
Switter second and Rico third. Time. Oit5.
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K",n. Wine. Fou. aud "a Po-t,ou-m.n.

il bile great guns oil tho Sound Yesterday and the
Iarchmont Yacht tlub regatta had I" be postponed.
This not. howevrr. on account Of the wind. but
because 1, was accom panied by rain and fog 1t
i'm pos sb at times 10 oni from the shore
some Of the VIII - sal eli tomorIow iucuiing
The far The thiri Wetlu"rri M mi, cup Ia for
.G.f,o'erR Among thr entries are N"mcless Needle
Er,D chipp.wav AN N-i"pc, ihe RACES Tor the other
wn hr rliled on and several inAirn rhces
wi, u" ,rrhnreL Among these viii b. N. between
tho lara and cinderella mi sse"Phtat' l"twoen
The srhooncts NiR,0r Princess Ke'-cch and Temps.L
Ihs schooner Water came Gown from Tho Thmble
Islands Jrsts rdav morning TO lArchmoni IN hve hours
The schooner Lnicssirp J.. "rinnen sailed yesterday
from Larchmont for tho East
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tn. v.run.'. Charge. OF Conspiracy.

The charges OF conspiracy which the varuna Boat
Club made with the Metropolitan Association of tho
Amateur Athletic Union will not he decided. As the
members of the committee find that their time 10 so
occupied that 1t will be impossible to give all sides
hearing before Friday whom the present Board of Man
ayers the Amateur Athetic mon goes out OF ONCE
Abe case will either be dropped or tho next board ct
officers will follow II up. chairman tarr sent out tho
following notice to the interested pars. Yesterday
:" have seen Mr. Jansseo to-day. and in view Of tho
extraordinary Iabors evolving uon him as the chair.
man OF TIE staten Island Athletc Jun labor Day
sny m citing ne Tuesday evening for the purpose
tho Naruna Boat Clubs charges against
the Prospect Harriers"
The NArunR stRte that they Will push tho cases
against ihe Iarr!ers with 10th the A. A. L. and the
Long Island League.
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Athletic shopmen or tn. L. Roads.

The sixth annual picnic and games Of the United EN-,
pioyses Of tho Manlsan Elevated Railroad shops
held Yesterday In Suffers Harlem Park. The svsnts
were highly successful. The results were:
ons.quarter mile Run-Wou by Frank Downsy, with
Frank Bovd q close second
Quot ritching Won by Irving Wyker; James Ken
needy second.
Doxney second. James Peters third. Distance 10
feet inches
Rlscg.niih Hhops-Won nv team from tho hacks NTH
,hor. composed a. Patrick Mite Thomas Mc,uyern,
JOHN Chsvin and Michael Kilieit
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The Winners mt Glouce.t

GLorcrsrru, Sept 5.-foowing are the results Of to-
dAys races:
First RnceEive fnrlonss Prince Albert first Harry
Rnssel .ec"nd ;Iswelyn third Tme i:i7i,
Second RAce-Three quarters of mile. Uncle Sim
first v,b,ate my second, sister lone !rd Time. ~
TDird Race-MNe and sixteenth. Raleigh hrst, PICK.
EFT second. Duke John third. TIM. LBS
Fourth Racs-four and half furlonRs. ESnress
Fifth Hace -nne mite "oIden Reel frs. Appomat
sixth Race -e'ne mite. nhono hrst Remington
ond ulamur third. lime. ] 81.
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The yachts OF the Indisn lIarbor Club started on
their annual cruise ye'erdsv They set sai for Beach
Rock aud will attend the races Of the Bridgeport Rae
Chippsway Thomas ''larhnm. Msrops ". Gilmore;
Wanda II, Austin ihylr1 ", j Jones Champion
The indian IIsrbor Club intend issue challenge to
the winners Of the in the regatta of the New York
Yacht Racing Association The cub will be cd
by the Aicedo v"iusia Chipp.w.y, Nellie Sshms
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Harmed rnns-Louisv'lie !. Two base hits Jennings
Weaver. Three base hit--Cib~rt stolen baaes-. Nal
iimors. = Double r,ay-shnntGk and Taylor, tirn
pitched ball-welsh Shinnick. Struck out-By Mad.
den. =; by Fitzgerald, Passed bAll-Ryau Tune
Cmpire-Davs
WARRINGTON. Is; coLrxsus trtRsr cAxrl
wAsHIscros. Sept s. washinQton and Columbus
PLAYED two Rames to-day. dividing honors Cassan
the senators now twirler put up good game while
Knell, in the last game was decided enigma Attend
apce.2uO The scores1
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The Zettlsrs Shoot Their TeIegraphic
Match.

The somewhat novel riac-shoo,tnR match by tee
graph between tho Zetter Rifle club Of New York and
the Gallo rnia Schuetzen Club Of San Francisco was
shot on yesterday. Tho conditions Of the contest
Teams OF Is mon each; 80 consecutive shots on the
German ring target 81 Ainch rings with l2.inch
bullseye and centre of la inches in diameter rni
rie telescopic sights barred; distance. LOO yards:
stakes sir side the Ze,tiers to shoot at Wisseis
PArk. Long Island.
The Ietters this side. handicapped by
tho weather. the competition started amid
. heavy downpour OF rain and strong
casteriy wind blowing the range. Still
All hands shot steadily liav-s only missing The
black twice The sho ting OF Dorrler Was nrst class he
making score of l5. the best OF the day H. hoges
second with i.nS5. J. A. hoyken and tho veteran
Barney Walther tied with score OF l,n'" NJ H. Enge
.hot poor Rh, and made the inferior score of w1
The following tho scores: W. Hayes l.o6I; J. A.
Boyken. l.5,: John Coppersnth. 100. George Join
r Is,e,. a. l e.. R%r ,%o o, VAN
Dorrler Ills: Arenbruat loio: George Plai.ted.
ltOs c. o. Zettler l.u2s II Hodges l,Ue5; B. Walker.
l,o5S. Total, 1888, average 20 l4ia
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ATHLETIC. 5; niL~Arkss. l tsscosp o,Nx,,

Earnsd fun-M!lw.utss. Twobass hit-carney.
base on bals-McTamany. Miilivan, Vorcoran. Shock.
M nv pitched bail-Burks struck out-McramAnr.
Nj lgan ~. Iisiman Gorcoran. Burke. Wsyhng ~
Dsirymps. Passed bali-vanRhu. wild piich-Davies.
1ims-i;So. umrirs-rsrGusot.
RuIisoRx Il: inr,svttLva
BMr,xoRv. SspI g. - baltimore won game from the
Lousves to-day because OF Iit,gerAids wi'Insss
few errors In the eighth !rnirE Attendance. 0iH
The score:
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The recently organ zsi OAK Font Yacht & nh started
ou' on is nrst annus cruise yest'riay Commodore
John Curheu ed the wsr The cruise will extend up
Long Island sound 10 morrow tue fret annual 70,
gatiA Will occur on OAK FONT Many valuable prizes
are ons Tor tbs sewers. classes The oeers Isssniiy
Commodore John Corbett: Fleet Csptaip George Ray;
reAsureT, Edward waId; Recording Secretary.
NsAsursy, william 0lAssS.
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Two bass hits-Carrol CAMEL Stolen bafss-DAhlen
i'sasr First base on oAls-on Gumhsrt 3; on staiey,
(. truck sut-by GuniberL 2; by 6talsy. L. Passed
@ls-GaI1s, l; Eslly. l. Tims-I:41 Umpire Lynch.
rHiLApxLrHiA 8; cIHcissAn.a
j.. ,sc,ssAr, Sept b-Philsdeipbis won an exciting
.hhnE game hero this afternoon. All Of C!nciunatS
I'M Msre scored on error and In the twelfth after
.Hn am had sent tive mento bases By he eIrors Gsa
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e. Carr Carmen Tying. Arnold Kei.. Doat. rlsy.-.
10y. II. ~ piIshsIcarpsnisr sid F',eae;-
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IL Mowry declared out
Crescent A. C..................0 ] u o n o.
Enrlewood i. C..,.,........O % y y -
Earned runs-crs'csnt A. G; 2; Eng,.wood 7: C.. 3.
crescent A. e.. =. EnE'1wood T. C.. First haze on
b.ln-On wcsterveIL =: on Glare. :: struck out
Pfos.er haunt L. M"vr9 q, Iwe, ! G!!,.nminr.
"Fauss tai Ford. Uaunt Hit By p,tcherHo,chEssi q.
wild pitchss-ci.re : Passed bas-Gauut Impure
Sullivan. Tine-l:m
srArxS ISLAND \. C.. ~; srArrs ISLAND c. &C..
The Staten Island Athletic club yesterday piaysd
Giaa and, ike Tho pIsvious game. the West Sew
Brighton players found no trouble In trouncing their
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