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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-29

The Metropolitan District Cricket League Executive
Committee held = meeting at ~ Mercer street last
nisht, tho following delegates being presents ". H..
Rutty, Berkeley; H. A. Holmes. Bedford; H. Marley.
Fsnwick Harlem; V. Hiss Paterson, T. Nicholson
Fort Hamilton, John Duncan, Brooklyn, and Il. fow
Ter, Manhattan,
quite big stack Of business had to be waded through
As tho committee had not met Tor some time The
t0smOpolitun Berkeley postponed game vas ordered
played nt Clifton on Wednesday. Sept = ana the
Brook yn Manhattan tie ordered PLAYED on sept g.
The hn. game TO, gle e,amplensir q New York VIII
II. Mncgregor were appointed committee to make ali
arrangements AS to grounds aud 80 forth.
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An orer Of ~. 900 for Dixon md johnson

At meeting OF tho Granite Association OF Hoboken.
held Thursday night was voted to offer Of
5000 for George Dixon tho champion fsatherweight
OF tho world and Fred johnson OF Engl and box
date yet DO named probably in the early part of No
vembsr, Botn parties were notified. johnson 10 the
Londoner who recently defeated Jumper" Homes OF
Newcaste IN twe nty rounds at the Crnonde Club lie
li6 10 10 pounda Among his best known victims have
been Bill RnSter who had previously won from him
foul and Bill Cheese johnson Ia - wears old and
stands feet 3l> inches TALL rather above the run Of
men IN his class 30 no will bo good match for Dixon
In hoghs
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Yachting Gossip.

Tho annual regatta OF tho Hampstead Bay Yacht Club
will be sailed to day over the club course
Tho Riverside Yacht club will have ladies' day
gattn to day of riverside. Conn.
An omen regatta of the New York Bay squadron OF
the Corinthian Navy will DO sailed at p. NJ to-day OF
Fort Hamilton.
Larchmont Yacht club will be sailed to-day on the
sound The start will be ut II A. NJ
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Linden Grove Gun Climb Shoot,

The regular shoot OF the Linden Grove Gun Club took
place at Dexter Park yesterday. sixteen members
faced the trars The scores were not particularly good
Tho club shoots seven live birds birmingham rules
The scores: +. 5. Epp.G IS yards =; J simpson; -
Link 2uyArds j. weiinrr. % yards s; J. vohimger
q yards a. j. cunningham 70 yards 4; J. 4: Epp 10
yards o j. Kernel 20 yards Il G. Lsndman, Is yards
u; ). nKerfe u yards /; T. Lick 21 yards, o; C. Ber
m ir,
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The Price. to he ss and 80,

The directors of the Granite Association Of Hoboken
have decided to charge general admission of s. to
the Nc Aulide Gibbons glove contest. Seats In boxes
Immediately surrounding the will SIS mora
There about 100 Of tho latter and something Ike
+Dn OF tho former Tho purse is 800 From this 1.
would appear that this club has protoi by experience
and intends to charge reasonable prices during tho
coming
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GLoucEsrrA n j., Aug os.-Fo'lowinG arc tho resul,s
OF to days races:
First Race-four and half furonpA Mute won.
Regina second Mol! h 'hiri. Time ~ u a.
second Rare-Fivc turlong. Nitrate lilly won, Noble
Duke second lakewood third. Time. l:oiA
Third Ru e-Stv far 'onTs G!enaI won, Pennington
second. buckeye third Time ! -.
Fourth Race-SiS and one quarter frrlongs Benja
min won OctRRon second. Granite third Time l -.
Fifth Raco-seven. sivhths Of milo King Idle won
BlAntyre second. Cortice!u th;rd limo. ssh.
sixth Race--tne mile Raleigh won, Tom Boy second,
PhiIander third Time, l:5-it
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Mcfarland FOrieIts at 0uOIts,

Tie quot match which was to have taken place to-.
morrow between John Mcfarland OF brooklyn and
Alexander Kennedy of Philadelphia for S1 side and
trophy Is on as far ~ the trophy Ia concerned The
Broo.iy man has advised the phiiadelphsn that he
would forfeit lis money denositsd hut win play Ken
select ana has sent TO fhl.dslphis g, IN further
In Philadelphia on Saturday dsposes OF the trophy
9urn,on ~ hemrls ns. ohet no rsrmtnent posessor
Of his pMoits lie thought II would be good 6usiueu
rrncseding to ose SO rA'her than lose the entire
amount Ut the stake
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he following is summary OF the race:
Eastern Yacht. mt Anchor

CAMpxs. Me. Aug os.--NothinQ but fog met the eyes
OF tho yachtsmen of tho Eastern Yacht Club this
Ing when they climbed on deck to take squnt at tho
weather. 40 they remained here all day and will not
time their cruise until they get some clenr weather.
This has heen the most disRgreeabs spell or weather
the yachtsnen havo ever encounter ed on cruise.
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TRENTON. Aug 2s-The baseball game this afternoon
At this place between tho Trenton team and tho
OF tho Gorhaln coored club ended In hght. Clarence
Williams of the Gorhams refused to give up the ball
which WAS claimed by the Trentons. After war OF
words Williams struck Rand0w of tho Trentoun and a
general hxht followed N which lasehsl bats were
used A. clubs Pistos wero also drawn, and few VI
tie followers nf the 'i0rhams hispaN ed rakorA
Before the pOice could separate she combatanis
RAINBOW severely beaten about tho head. Tho pO
lice arrested nearly az the member. Of the uorhAm
Club hut they were subsequently Asod A. no speci
He'd charge was made against them Random. how
ever. secured warrants for the arrest OF williams
Pitcher Se~n and Catcher Thomas Of the Goriams
nhu of n
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Him Hall VIII Recover.

Jim Hall. the puRilis, who was recently slashed In
the neck by Parson Davies during quarrel At Mount
Clements Mch Is on the road to recovery. The Par
son is trying make amends by constant attendance
on tho wounded man aud doing everything possible 10
over tho bloody chssn and are now quite friendly.
II all will. soon as he gets strong enough make
statement OF tho affair for pubcAon 1t is said there
WAS a won an In tho case.
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Kinslov Sacrifice hItsm.BrewnlnE smith. Harrington.
plsrn..Mm er wns smith NIT And Es,!!y Doubs play.
Mpnans, by Inks =. struck out-Ey Muiisne .: by
Ink', y Passed bails-kinsow, 1ims-i.as. I'm.
BOSTON o; ctKvrLASpL
CtyyyLAsp, Aug. 2s-Ths home team was defeated
to-day In = game that put the crowd to s'eep Tho
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Time, a,lCA. a:i41. a;l5'i, 2;ls.
Trotliar Po.tronea nt Chnrter onk.

Hartford Aug "s-lt was too wet for the harness
racers to end their engagements at Charter Oak Park
this afternoon. and postponsment declared be.
fore noon As many OF the four events as can Ia
reached Will come OF to morrow providing the footing
Ia not too danRerouA -.
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Harmed runs-Chicaxo. !; Philadelphia. L. Two base
TCIhomp'op An.on Myers C nsy Ihres.Ssss
Myers and Brown First on.bslis--tn v!ckery. s. on
s,ruck out-5y fickerH g; by king. / Wild pitch
Nickery. Time Two hours. Cnpire-Emslis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-29

EEsrnsa r9ns.cisvsl.nd !; Boston Two base hlts
Soung S,oyey. stolen bases-Lona, Lowe. Gl Left on
SaS x N;eveIAnd. 9; noston 70 struck oSt.By Young
Nichols 3 First on errors.cisvsland |; Boston. =.
Passed bali.Zimmer Wild pitch-YounE 1ims-2
hours. Cmrtrs-Hurst Attendance-sI0
PHILADELPHIA, 8. CHICAGO. s.
the Cots fell down before the QuAksrs to-day because
Of their inability to hit king when hita were needed.
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High Time Mt Highland Beach.

There will be gay times at Highland Beach to-day A
general froc will indniged In At this charming re-
sort tho features OF which will be rowing. swimming
and tub races shooting matched and all sorts OF ex
the sport thus Augmented render tho attendance Of
large crowd \ certainty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-29

CIscISsAr Aug % One Of the Leagues peace angels
arrived here to day C. H. Byrns lie Joined tho Brook
lyns and doubtless Of the seventeen players who
here will DO sent on to enjoy furlough arer the
President has talk with Capt Ward Hub Collins
ing Of the confsrenc and Its sudden sndin2 Mr. Byrns
says. u feel that peace will come and
The trouble AZ Washington was that the Association
committee WAS hainpsred by MANAGERS aud othors
who have no. got dollar f. ne bushes. After all m:
there Is no reason why strife will he continued lie 10
all right Mr. Phelps wants peace Nj. kramer wanted
war. and to morrow he turns his books his
cessor. The boston Association wants peace and un
less me who have financial interests stake are
AliOwed Ia interfere again We will come together
again, aud that quickly The Association dii not give
It's romintte- chance to listen TO what the League
committee had ssN and there arc no luetOns to be
decided that business men cannot hrbtrAto."
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Eastern Association.
Baseball Games To-day.

Baseball Games To-day
EArioSAL LIAGuE.
Pittsburgh Va New York. At PittsburGh
Cincinnati vs. Brooklyn, at Cincinnati
Cleveland vs. Boston at Cleveland.
Chicago Va Philadelphia, At Chicago.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Waahingtoa va Milwaukee. at Warrington
Athletic Vs. Columbus At Philadelphia
Baltimore vs. 81. Louis At baltimore.
Boston vs. Louisville at Boston
EAsrKRS ASSOCIATION
Lebanon Va Troy. at Lebanon.
LEAGUE,
FnRlswood r. C. vs. Staten Island A. At Englew ood.
Staten Island {. Z. vs. Crescent A. C.. At LivnRston
1.-TWO games)
OTHKR CAhga
North side A. G. vs. Titan A. C., at North New York.
Atlanta. vs. Pastniss AZ Railway.
Gresnpoint A. C. Va ARvier 4. &, At Greeppoint.
Madison vs.. Daunt esa at Madison
P0ughE eepsie w Murray lliis a. Poughk eepss.
lrOuuois va JERSEYS. at HO5Oken
South Orange Y. q Va Nationals at South Orange
Qusens Atnistiss vs. Jamaica Athletics At Jamaica
irescents va Westheld A. T.. at Westne,d,
Tabernaco A. vs., Oritani T. G.. a'!ersey City.
Corinthian A 4. vs. Acmes At West New Brighton.
Try Goods lnyinciblssvs staten Island A. Z, iacros
team at West New Brighton.
State 4. q, vs.. ENcelslUrs, at West Bergen.
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n0WN THE DECLIVITY.
ryr VIEW YORKS SEEM UNABLE TO
srEM THE TIDE OF DEFEAT

,,,,e IN tho Boz and SIN They Lose
The victorious Rush or Chicago
s,opped By Phiindeiphia-Boston Gives
r,s,e,and Another Thrashinx and
brooklyn Shattered mt Cincinunti-Re-
anita IN the American Association.
nv tho terms OF the League schedule each
.,uh IA supposed to play 14O games. or this
snmber New York has Ill 43 to play. while
Chicago has but "a. 1t is verv fortunate that
Nav York Is not compelled to play the remain
iro a. games with the Pittsburgh Club. and
.l.o fortunate that Chicago must leave tho VI
.inity OF Lake Michigan before the season
close.. for were the conditions otherwise 1t Is
doub,lul II Now York would win another game
dnripe the season or Chicago suffer another
dsiaat The games yesterday resulted:
Pittsburgh. 5; Now York;.
Cincinnati. 8; Brooklyn. 1.
Boston, Q: Cleveland. 4.
Philadelphia. 8; Chicago, s.
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~ W. ii'....SS . j F." ISsnnsf i.'s:I ! ! : j
fE;: g. $ $s:::;
Totals.......4 a7i4 s
s"S.s" ...: ::.: ::'.' : "a "a
h t.1.i run. ri;,srs'.2 New York. rwobase
s.s1lsy r'erran Sscsiacs iisDMsr geesisy q.
onr,h NSr ar. yi,-tna'. ars bass or eriorsMrlIt.
& A1w e.. York .!rack ont-r,stsDrGh. New YORK.
,.bnr. g. Ssw YeTE To- " 4im.L hs r on
bhs-Nc9uaid.
CINCINNATI. BRoo KLYN.1.
!, c INC Aug Is. ~ Here's where We win
Tommy T%s rn IN 9nat e. ghns
sssyspp,h, The Red had i. comfortable lead.
o NV. iom,z had begun operations with rnttler
oacf second md Count Antonio sent q Brien
ton'S, on bal's u is an I'D ErOoklvn trick to
b bsnt ,lIe BEDS ont in tho end Iu.t as .veryuony
naS Ias game nblcd rs victory. G-ltlin was
ss l,he to We ,He" i, went \ throw 10 smith
seaeHFon'zs fate aDd OEr.en was cut or be-
m giuf IL "m the stands
ih vso me past -ei TO music and played by u
Sas' drum ba'd. The roGr ever the triple play
,p mihh1n; nm er;or 10 mar their work the Redo
HNSa,, downed brooklyn. Arer the first tw'.
bI h. rs,, had gone ut Pnknoy celebrated
& s,ei .seoh it hall ~. alnare ana FlnInsy got
uarkaack 10 centre. Tho Reds did no n,isi-
NIX NIX WIN Burt Inks. the south paw from Du-
NM MI. UNI I've Of them had gone ont in order
isn hr'liy cairo I'M ana gave Burns u chase
hnHVtt nan mat rollad up the woed-hoo ed
t Ibuas IN right Held. He came homo and tied
n %o Scpre On smiths double into left. u long
iou, wa On oBrien could not reach. Smith
cou,neyet to third on u passed ball. and
i ron IL when Jack U'Dricn dropped fly
nm n,rrin gtons bat
bn,a Az Ward made two lne stops In the third.
m M, nrrllhrr OF thom counted. Griffin. by u
INA W.! Gus rum Smoked down Latham s drive,
40 a. ihnuGn Grin turned II somersault IN
II ,npiLg, Burns got tho bail aud pinned
NNss,l1an to soconl. When Halligan lei go
H"tt MAZE ruick connection AMI threw to
i.,hAney 10 cacn ,nthau tn. nimble chat
taru.aa aaiiei i"ck AMI as Pi'kney mad.
ad,snol Nun his ne was snyed. Browning
ssn0 rfe hnth men base. and persisted him
more nho od MT to Ward and the latter once
munsdn I ~. Latham in chancery. but Kinslow
ib's mNed up at tho plato. Reilly arrived at
H VAIN !unctpre with q scorher which sent
tsa.rGan home. Smith hit the bali into
se e'p centre. but Griffin ran il down He WAS
hr out however. that each man easily
hom.s UP baSe, and Harrington sent them
stonpo W,h q double 10 centre. The Reds
Pisa "t, s.orin1 then until the eighth. Me-
and "nte, NJ slni,le, stole hiS way to third.
sseons Wn'ted thero willis atham reached
GlsdIstorr . nasn on bais and 2 steGl Tie
NJ. oo tpgulrrose HI, bit iodgei by Ward and
1he score: '''"''N H''nu"u'0 4'''''
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CHICAGO Aug. 2s-The track at Garfield Park 10 still
very umpy and heavy. and has been decided to post
pone tho kingston Marion CVrRe Dor race until
Wednesday next The match race between Kingston
and Yam Buren, has been set for Monday, track and
weather permitting
Todays noes resulted as follows:
First Race-1hree quarters of a mIla Nellie o. won.
Bill Nye second. Altaire rnird. lime | ~
Second RRce--One mile and seventy yardA Osborn
2.OuH
Third Race-Ons mile. Burt Jordan won. Abbis sss-
ond. Florence Slaughter third. Time I:ti
Fourth Rhce-hno mile and seventy yards. Crab
1857.
Fifth Rsce-Four and = half furionga Umatiila won,
Maggie Lebus second Iancinse third Time. liin.
sixth PacS-Ono mile SiverAdo won, upmAp o&o-
ond. Little Annie third. Time. l:52k
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-29
The A me ricnn AasocIntton.

This 10 how the American Association games
resulted yesterday:
st. Louis. 8: Baltimore. Z.
Athletic. 8: Columbus. I.
Washington. 4: milwaukee. 8.
At Boston-Rain.
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Kentucky. Trottine Futurity.

LEXINGTON, Aug % Beautiful weather. good track.
big attendance and splendid sport marked tho harness
races here this afternoon In the "a class there
dead heat between Pat My Roy and Nellie McGregor.
and In the fourth heat Pat My Boy fell In tho home
stretch ms he choked down. He got up In about
ten mnctes and taken to his stable Pearl Medium.
by Happy Medium. mare that has lust been bred TO
Allerton lowered her record 10 - The 2:34 class
was unfinished on account OF darkness
Scott G mnty Futurity, for two-ysarolda
Woodstock hy Robert McGregor tCiasby,.. ....l
Ia lEexR IMurl- q g
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Rs-punee. ., Three base hits1La1kin and Mailman.
xey. Double pAys-wnssosk, Crooks snd Leh.ne;
LsrIin Firsl bsss on bsIls-By WeyhInr I: by Rneii
.. Hit by pitched hail-MillRan aud Dowse. Struck
out Larkin, Weyhinx. Leblanc Knsl. snesd. Dowse.
and rwtchel Wild pitch-KnelL Iime-2:Oo I'm.
rIres-Malonsy and Wood.
WASHINGTON. 4; MILWAUKEE, 8.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 2a-The Senators and Brewers
played ciose well contcsted and estng game
day home nine winning by oppor hitting
Th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-29

THIRD Race-rhe futury. sweepstakes for two.
yearolds foas Of Ss hv subscription OF so ach for
mares covered in isss aud OF s each for the produce
Of snch mares. unirss struck out by July H. lou or
pay a additional all OF which shall 20 to he second
aud third HI rse.. as further provided The toncJ
Tslard Jockey nh to adj, Ni2 81 Tho .rcnnd to
ceve $500 OF the aided mnncy and two birds OF tho
starting money. Tho third. Si."r of the added
money and one third tho starting money The reel,
owners Of the mare al thu time Of ioa,lng to receive
81 ~, and 81 o., OF the ADDED money respectively.
whether they he the of tho e-se when tho race
tax es place or not. Three Iuartrrs VI mile
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-29
TrOtting In Kentucky.

srRISGriFLr. Ky, Aug 2S.-Ths weather was perfect
10 day tho track go cd and the attendance large The
harness closely contested eight heats being
necsssary to decide tho two events. summAriosi
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Monitor Park. Weehawken. tomorrow st. Louis
Browns VS. New York KeserveA Z i. NJ. 42d st. Old
ferry. Admission. :oc Boats leave every Is minutsa
"A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-29

Recreation ground. Long Island City, to morrow,
Gorhams VS.. Senators Dont INSIST or. M-Aa1
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THE RECORD,
B.LrtnoRv Aug ~ Tho St Louis Club won todays
game with ease. ATTENDANCE. . O1l. The scoret

Earned runs-Baltimore. 2 Two.base hits-O'Nell
Gilbert Three base hit-McMahon. Home run-John.
son stolen bnses-Baltimore. 5; st: Louis !. noube
plAys-Ioy and Comiskey: Van HAltren and Gilbert.
Fuller and comi;Key First base on bs.,Balt!mors
out-By Mcmahon. 5: By Stivetts Passed bails-Rob-
r. son. !; Darling. T. Wild pitch-McMahon. Time
2:l5. Cmpire-Ferguson
ATHLETIC q! COLUMNS
PHnApSLrniA Aug 2s-knell fooled the Athletics for
four iunings but batted OF the NTH.
whom tho local team made enough runs to win the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-29

First Kace-vne mile Lew Carlisle won. Justice
second, clifford third. Time :o+lv
Second Racs-five furlOngs Engarta won Povsna
second, Zantippa third lime OIL,
Third Race -fhrs- quarter ~ mile. Spsouationlvon
Lemon 81, som sec ond, Donovan third Time 1924
Fourth Ra"e-thr-s.Quarters of a mile Ruth ven Ne
MH ,l Second Horace Leland third Time. ;2sk
Queen,s Trowbridge third. Time i:aU..
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Fox, The Eentuckians who, do not bot
on Huron always supposing that Corrigan,s
colt r. a, stnrterl. will min their faith
to Bashford, with perhaps flyer on Newton, u
rattling bay son Of Billet whose running In
The West entities him ta tho Utmost resIeet.
M9lcntt \ Cawpbell'. colnrs. aud II no does 1t
Is difncnlt 10 l9nrc how Taral is to ride Dago-
Campbell.
Lester will do bnttle for the German con-
led9racy and will carry GuttenburC's hores,
while his near relative, Cbarade. greatly I'm.
RfSnXHed colt. will start wsaing 1I e. e3 pS 1 OF
rlgan's second string. but he is not worthy to
DO nlsntiopcd III the same breath with his
stnble Communion. Huron. Maid OF Athol
my ~ MI. Foxhall keene's entry. while PITTS
pmrgh Phil will have tilt Mt tho cracks with
his handsoms colt King Cndmus.
readiness for to-day. The track was heavy
from yesterday. mornings deluGe. but frank
lark HAD his HAIR VS. Mt work, and vii! keen
mem going until the hour OF he race. 1t Will
oe piensnE to rnceRoers to get back 10 the bny
with Its many beauties
With regard to the events to be decided TO.
ddnythH Fnturiiv o, course Is the fenturs OF ne
POUNDS he should win. with Dagonet. Yorkville
Belle. and the pick oi Mr.. Gidenns pair fight
ing Tor the plnces. The. DOLPHIN Stakes. at q
mile ami furlong should be only good work
Inr La Tosca. and Bellevue may run second.
rhtloaophy may win the Green Stakes. with
aa!sIuimause second. In the opening event such
myers as Racine. 1oantaka. and Chesapeake
VII! meet. Loantakn may wn,wi, b Fail SOC
ond. Pagan and Cassius may do IN the fourth.
In the NTH.
This is the programme in detail:
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base hts-sutcI!r. ..Ihr:sSa,e hits-H.f.la., Grim.
HcCauley: Dovd, iIatn.ld. and GcCaui.y; Hatheid.
Dowd: and McCauey. Frat bare on bslisIw a.hinz
ton. l. Milwaukee, !. Hit by pitched hal-burke.
Strnck on:-By Carsey. 4: by Xii On /. Wild pitch
Killen Timo-l:45 DCmpire-Davta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-29

Osd,na Rev West Havana cissrs are the best For
sale III all brst.class pacsa-AdR
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Purse $500; selling; three quarters Of . mile
Baden Stables or. l. Miss Belle. 4 by Prince Charlie
ILinnet llnT poAnel.
Hoboken Stables h c. Little Fred. r 1Oi u,ambley).
W. B. Tanson's br. e. Facial r. s. 1O7 VBender)
Little Minnie. Jay-Qu b. Mclaughlin Dahlman- ant
Goldstep also ran.
BettinR-Two to against Miss Belle. 2 to on List
81 90 $2.U5.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-20

and vast m%ultitudes have believed their
doctrines and joined their churches.
In the year 1900 the communicates
in the horrible orthodox churohes constitu-
ted seven per cent. of our total population,
now in 1891. they constitute 20 per cent.
While the increase of our population has
been more rapid than any known in history,
the orthodox churches have increased three
times as fast; while tho state has increased
min per cent. the Christian churches have
increased "a per cent. Such is the power of
truth even when proclaimed by those go
stupid their authority command no re-
spect." For 1,50O years these stupid men
have virtually controlled the government
Of Christendom. In 1900 these govern
ments had 100000, 200 subjects; they row
have $50, 600, 900.
1t is evident, therefore, that advanced
thought" has never checked the progress of
christianity.
l will drop the subject with a single re-
mark: There is NJ excuse for II man hold
ing the position in the religious world oocu-
pied by President Wise, in such n presence
as the conclave at Baltimore, and on sub
jscts to at least three Of the great religions
of the world, without so weighing his
words they can carry no ambiguity.
G. G. SWALLOW.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-20

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF II FIRST
l. Judicial District of the State Of Montana.
in and for the county of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter of the estate of William Kelly,
deceased. ~
Order to show cause why sale of mining prop
erty should not be made.
On reading and fling tho petition Of William
L. steele and Michael Kelly. executors of the
last will snd testament of William Kelly. de-
ceased, and praying, among other things. for an
order Of sale of the mining property Of said CO.
tate of William Kelly.
1t is ordered, That all persons interested in
the estate of the said William Kelly, deceased,
he and appear before the District Court, in and
for the comfy of Lewis and Clarke. at the court
room of eaid court, in the court house in said
county, on Monday, the tenth day of August,
1881. at 10 o'clock a. M, then and there to show
cause why an order of sale should not be made
of the mining property Of said estate, according
to law.
1t is further ordered, That a copy of this order
be published for four successive weeks before
the said tenth day of August, 1891, in the Helena
independent. q newspaper printed and pub
lished in the said Lewis and Clarke county.
lSlgaed.l HORACE X. BUCK, Judge.
Dated July 8. 1891.