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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-17

In accordance with the new city
charter amendments, the city must
issue a complete report of all it's finan-
oial transactions on the last of this
month. Mayor Schreiner will. no
doubt, see that this is done promptly
and not wait Mr.. Callaghan's return.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-17

Mayor Callsghan's destination il
France is some 20 miles from Paris,
but no doubt his honor will spend
some of his vacation in the gay CAPT.
toll of the world.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-17
Washington Life,

J. B. Day, manager; Office in the new
Wright building, Houston street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-17

When it came to amending the city
charter the city officials who began t.
realize the fact that this is the las
term for Mr.. Callaghan, made grail
for more salary. The grab was moi
completely successful. Some ad.
vances were made but the citizens
charter committee did not combat the
increase as made.
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lysON VERY UNHAPPY.
-. PRIZE TEAM GETS ANOTHER
yIRD 1HRAsHING IN THIS CITH

Works Piayiae . Strong 0aae
=. tho rinish-Bostoa wiss TIVE Games
-. Per,,susiy Near the Lesasrs-
.,,.a.,,h,a and Ciaeisuati wis Ons
r.eh-Brsokiy. Beats Cieve'aaa-ke.
.,,,, Ia the American Association.
Nh. york OF the New Yorks In the three
ANA, lust played with Chicago has been 9f
-. nrst order. and II they could have struck
W., esl, two weeks ago they would now 10 10
~. svIr, for the flag. The Bostons are now so
W.. .,s,. N Arson that tho old man trembles In
. ~, h.ss ball shoes. but unless his toam con-
..,. I, lose three straight thero 10 no great
".osnsct of their losing the lead. The Chtca-
49, ,re now but twenty points ahead OF tho
na.,,ns. the double victory yesterday
Icing the mon from the Hub q
s,.,t boost upward. Chicago has six games
- nlav With Cincinnati, three with Cleveland.
.nd three with Pittsburgh. Boston has six
ANA. TO play with Philadelphia, three With
p,o,ll,n. and three with New York. II Chi
..co wins six out OF tho twelve remaining
..ms.. the team 8 percentage will be .603. while
po.,on by winning eight out OF twelve games
.or,l have 800. should Boston win nine out
,itxsye games and Chicago fail to win moro
,hsn half OF twelve games. Nash and his men
Sould win the pennant. Boston seems to have
.,,uek the strong gait she had some weeks
~ and the prospect Is good for . close and
s.ei,ine finish. The games yesterday resulted:
Nsv York. $; Chicago. O.
brooklyn. 6; Cleveland. 1.
First came) Boston. II; Pittsburgh. 8.
second game) Boston. IL; Pittsburgh, q
First camel Cincinnati, 8; Philadelphia. s,
Second game Philadslphia,S: Cincinnati. 6.
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B-oek,y. Yacht. Z. . Light Breeze.

As the regatta OF tho Brooklyn Yacht Club on Labor
Day unsatisfactory one, owing to the weather
Commodore b. =. Sutton arranged for races for all
clasea to be sailed in GrAvessnd Bay yesterday Tho
rules Of the club would not allow another resats so
the Commodore ordered out what he called rainy
cruise and to the winning boat In each class he pre-
ssnted . handsome pair Of marine glasses
The start was very much delayed many Of the
boats were aground At the time advertised The wind
blew lightly from the east northsast and hsld thus
start Tn: ircauois crossed the lin. .. sssas MIL
Nay ++8 Tropic. +;<9;in; Vida t:5O;i5 The
being taken from SO This Is the order The smaller
classes crossed .hs line LimA t5oOt Isolde t'bi sS;
s ssso: ' xins 81 ''@oo' DELL ''''oO Roma
The course for classes and started from the club
house TO bpoys II and and then home; glasses and
went 70 buoy II. hen TO the blaek bell buoy. and
homs and classes 4 ! and rounded buoys II and Q
and then home All these buoys are the lower %
The nIs course ten milsA the second mss and the
The moon we'll up before the yachts finished sad
II vas hard work distins gushing them they went
over ihe lias The following y the time taken Edds
8:bb;Sh; Alma b:S!:TJ; H. V. 1:S3:aa; Roma
6:ss4. Null. o;S.tto; DELL 1O0:UO; IroQuoiA 7ULaU;
Isolde lluto Lima 7lU:3O; Mary A.. Tan 80; hArl-
aq!la I.is:to; Emmis, 5!s.ts; TI9pie, 7:ie;io
srs g aG 70, s:f % prss:ns hi%ssf
C!As. Mary 4; class IIsquos; olAsi 4 Iins; class
hiSsrisusAi class EaaA y; slAss 7, DELI slAss q
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First Annual Contests OF the Atlantic As
ISOLATION or tho A. A. U.

A0s
ISOLATION OF tho A. A.U.
BALTIMORE Sept. l9-The nrst annual championshis
games of tho Atlantic Association of the Amstsur
Athletic Union Of tho United States on this After.
In Union Park under the auspices OF tho Balti.
the sport very exciting. although records were
broken. The results were A. follows:
Throwing sixteenpound Hammer-J. 7. Raunisr, Jr.,
G 4. O.. Washington. arst: }. D. LAhey. A. Z. s. N.
Philadelphia second; +. W. Day. C. A. c., third. Dis.
lance. los feet 4inchss.
Putting Sixteen pound shot-James Kane. Jr.. A. c.
3d. u a::'; 3 s!!s niS y. itss1.sh w.
" g A. phii.dephis tnira. Tins. q second. J.
ono y: b.mDm.h. 4 {. S. NJ third. Time mia Mn
ons.handfsd and twenty yard, Hurdle R.s.-L C.
w.. s.Iond n'; u a.,i,. ,fapr
pm On. ' %iis faa@w i.'S &"st. ph,l.a.
D DntSt Ht'' sSS.a H. sha '4. sec
H.::s !. Ess w .:ssss ss.s
n ,nirs Tmi mn",:. v y ';sosd
Kan R.w, s,H.a r cSns. G. ar'.;
e. s. T. Sn,Id:, 6i.t.pse. % is:t II i.sSe: a.
mile mile y,dns ss,d Bicycle Bacon Ta1s
andssa ,sna..ssn!y .ysrs k9nSE GRsm.d.n,
HSa second =: wnt.dh.r Philadelphia.
Cline i.NG rhilsdsphi.' second j. VI. D..Si.i
4. {. S. n. third. Distances - fssta inohsa " ''''
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al eanss u the Amateur League and the result woslA
show whsther the Ensiswood pted Club was 30 ~
heir hfst championship banner from the d on
kaeel avenue next season =.
two cars were specially provided BY the Erie RAIL
foed Company. and In thsss the En9lewood roctsrS
we'll stocked with nag. and horns were slowed upon
wsdssd snsmssiyss AZ oys, the ground. There we're
seating capacity nscsssary. -
was nothlns ent ihs wass, Yelling non the time ths
the admirers sf ths EnRswood team. with mighty
rear made rush 10! their pet pitcher Huylsr Wester
hsd on their backs
Krausss Wild throws were responsible for the staten
IsiandsrI defeat The latter have eth faint hope Of
EinnnS ne championship should the Crescent a. Y.
oefet the EnEswQod Field Club next Saturday, the
Staten Island and Englswood Clubs will be on even
terms ana ssriss Of one more will be nsose
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NEW YORK. 8; CHICAGO. o.

NEW YORK. 8; CHICAGO. O.
When tho Chicagos pranced out upon the
PHO grounds last Thursday about 1000 mel
,neholy Now York cranks were there to see
ln.on aud tho mon who had the peAnant
vi,h,n their Clasp. The old man was cheersd.
s,r.d st and beaten. On Friday 1850 people
v.,. there. not for the sole purpose OF seeing
Arson and his braves. but to 500 II
,hs New Yorks couldn't repeat tho dose
a, Thursday. Tho New Yorks clearly
demonstrated that they could. ana gave
,hs Chc.gos a particularly hard thrash
ius Uuon this tho New York cranks
became interested. The New York, players
W. eGsi Dis,n 10 10 siaaa
to the ro tS.s &. ds:
, aIria time E This hoDe vas rsaiizsd and Whom
tho last man was out Arson and bis men had
received one Of tho most emphatic shrashings
A. siSs.sn games played s between n.
sustsd : state q mind a. It is pes.ibI. to In
aeins. During the two hours that the game
lasted Arson t. Be- II 1ss
ssss, ~ and Pisner did most Of the work
Mthss base. He garsd and scowled at his Play.
shs, came an their way. It was pits6ls sxhibi.
Ter for a vould-be champion team to make;
Wilmots hands were creased Win lerd. ana
hard about something that they copldn's play
Ss Tor , .hs15 sors to bat Ru'i' their
in i. second: sehSiyeT 81 siasIs II y. ssy:
q the game: ,Rusie simply PLAYED WITH hem:
and the NsM YORK Hsysbs *. howsd
tho Cbicaeos was tho ominous way in which
Bo;Sn has cIswed uE FER the past fSv aa,s
uq strsshs did tend to Essen lie
Watched the score board pretty closely; and as
soss0 Ghsasa 10
The Y9rk s sh :'s 81 IL
second wind. and although 1t is a triHe too
lat. IN the game. still It is hugely enjoyable to
Basse,t began the work Of annoying Hutshi.
son; Chicaeo,s prize pitcher, In the very frat
,IIihe close Of the game. Bassett hit. a de-.
lshtial three bhser to right in the frat inning
and scored on ssS.chinGd single TO
In the second inning they did better. Rich.
Oh Glasseoeks hit. Tho latter tried to got SEQ
Nd run down. KichaTdson being eleverly held
Buckley struck out, but Rusie hit safely to
right look second on a passed ball. and scored
on Cores single
The third inning was started with painful
mutt BY Wilmot. Of Iiernan's fly. the runner
reaching second n, on the error Conn95 h bit tSr
made q single that placed Conner on
third. Then PfefTer did clever piece Of work.
Richardson drove q bounder that sped be-
tween Anson's feet. Pfefrer had run down and
got behind the old man. knowing his weak
pess The SECOND haseman scoored up tho
ball and beat Richardson to the base. but Con-
nor. who would have been held at third. scored
Ahrst
The New Yorks put together two more runs
- ne hfth on Richardson's base on balls and
homo run.
The last run Of the Rame was scored In the
ainth. ORourks's single. q wild pitch, Glass
cocks sacrifice and Gucklsy's scratch hit do
ing the business.
Then the crowd yelled. and the dusty. warm.
tired Chlcagos left tile Polo grounds for the
isst time this 50, sSA. The score:
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%s y and p.!syrsn np.u.' psid-xsd's'n% saio

d. Home. eiss sts s,1 hSs''
THE THIRD RACE.
.dasa q WHICH U.s. e .:sond ana soS ssird IL
&C: XeLswss's eh., f. Yortviils BsiIs BY Mi'sr- 4,
Fen; q Fl Emma si r9S Gss:s ps.s,
hstsis b. ,soohs. and sa,os i also ran.
~ nv s, l.ss to ; 4
sa%s Irimro.. a aStc s:sR. L husasis paid ,S.o
THE FOURTH RACE.
s fsF :. ssS ssd
b : "a sssI;;'6 b, s.,on aor-s.'. of
4: ny; :s ,is SSiEss
IL to s.s s ssfi rs. Sa aSIs. Ell. % sss
THE FIFTH RACE.
selling swespsaks. Of $50 for three Nth
shs ynn.r to be sold At auction for saooo hvs and
ws,e9.! tswpn.I: b c. Actor. BY rs'ss.so-M.ry
son. E. I:%pls 81
Dsro aT.Sa rf .n .s.. aiph; ..o
Aesr 80 h.r,:% nsf 'f' 4.%p: 6ssna rrI. and
psss fpS s. s's'; aufpds iasus:
THE SIXTH RACE.
,;ns vim .sas 81 Ss 5 q
end and SUD to third the winner to be sold at auction
Barrick's Oh. G s. Charles g. by St. Blaiss- j.
CaritA M tNArvios)
G.dis.as g ORD H.!ry, i iii liii.rj.:::::: :
Bustssd. Materson Lord Dalmeny. srataEsm
Arab. Daisy woodruff and QusSnston also ran.
Time 1!l5k.
:, BETTING Aean,t Arab. . 10 !: St. Charles 3 20 J:
Bustsed to Watterson. to !; Soho, z to- !: Lord
Harry and Gertie D.. - to Queenston, Y to STRAIT
aEsm. l5 to I: Daisy Woodruff, ~ to l. MutuAls paid
$25.1o, flG<Q $+3.i5.
THE SEVENTH RACE.
selling sweepstakes Of S2D each for thrss.ye Ar ods
and upward with 81 iED added OF which f2O second
and Si00 to third; the winner to be sold for SUD- SIX
D. T rSI;ifer,: ch C Sir George. By spsndthrift-
I. Sirsr b. T. Lursy = rs Sc vcnson, So,
Sa!amandsr Stables b. Goidstep 4 ~ U,Iox). y
FACIAL H.. Volunteer H.. Apollo fsarlesA Queen OF
Trumps, olsnmound Maggie Beck. Roger and surplus
also ran.
Time. lis.
betsinR-seven to five against fearless. to Sir
GEORGE to Queen OF Trumps and Volunteer H. to
Apollo sto snrplu! and Luray IL to 0lenuound quito
J racial and Goldstsp 3, to Roger 40 to l Magic
Beck. Mutuals paid s2a2o sl2+a S2l.2o
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RACING At LATONIA.
NIas Archer wIas tho Tobacco Selling
Stakes.

Noo Arcoer "1as tho Tobacco selling
Stakes.
CiSc,SATi. Sept 10 -Four Of the six fAvortes were
victorious At Latona to-day in . series Of racss,
marked by several coso nishes and the superb riding
Of j. Porter who rode three of his victory.
The weather was a. warm ~ midsummer and the At
tendance Of the brilliant while the track fast
enough for Nina Archer to tie of the long
records Of this course.
The event Of tho day. the Tobacco selling Stakes for
all agea at one mile had starters which made It
worth 81 $50 Those that went 10 the post Fan.
ME S. % tSanders); Adrienne 80 tLy> Nina Archer.
los a. Porter; Laura Davidson. tcs Porkinson); Bob
Forsyth, ii2 FishburnG PaisAde liz H. Jones.
and Princess Limo ll5 IL. Jones, Nina Archer was
the favcrito At to while Princess Limo in
favor At TO !. The odds against the 9th.
srs ranged from to IL to !. The
was between tho two favortes Nina Archer
winning handily BY two lengths whe the ~ to
chance Pasads was third. . length and half OF
Time iHlk. which equals tho record for the distance
on this track When the winner put to be sold
J. I. Williams the owner Of the last named. took
hand In bidding her. but her owner stayed tho
over her entrance price Good judges say Williams
Iss. sSs es ION
sss; BY as s':s 'i% I:ssss
p; M ef . e. q
foul .s.iIst the winner, but 1t was not allowed.
starters Lou dudley. 81 Perkineon up. was the
n 1. srcm the 'os shot s,lls TsyeT who was
Prince rortun.tus ia plotted By Porter. vas f.
.na
s!tul nnisn sy h:,a from the SECOND t..orta Or.
The latter should really have won. Bum riding one Of
his weakest finishes on the Ohio-bred horse. Time.
lass
Ths Tobacco STAKES: which Vas next "a, fsIlewsd
held was eight strong Miss Hera. credited with hav
ing worked the Distance in sol. vas hot favorts she
last while that good oily Lake Brs..s ioa ridden By
By lsnxth and half from Frank Kinney. the Is 70
she MIG nnsnirs thisd isnsh On Tine
furlonRs selling with eight starters ended the
day racing. PAroiee wound up favorits at to but
the Luke Rlsckhprn MY american Lady ae Iinds.y
by from the to shot Psnni.esa Orvilils one
OF tho second favorss finishing third. beaten three
lengths Time, O:55L.
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shsrpshosters' Day Ut Crsesnoor.


ne sixth sharpshoetsrs match Of the season vas
shot yesterday At Crsedmoor. Tho weather was fair.
With brst " to O'Clock wind In the forenoon,
Ing 10 o'clock wind In the afternoon The results
we're;
Cavalry Natch-0. R Kelly. Second Battery. ~; A.
Mr.. Jacobus Troop A. ~. -
lnfan.ry hstcn-J. y. rockingham Second Brigade
ssssn,h Rssment-w. A Bryant Company n, 90;
9. IS O. L. .sts66isS company K, tsI T. Dar!ins Com
G.mS.ay as Fi:!h!psSsTS oomPsny :; .; q q
- rhomscn. Company Q. q. !. bykht IT,, n q
c:% ~; cG e. 6s S%Sssny e COMPANY
Thirtssnt9 Ksxmsp.-J. neSsvin, y. .. 3, q; Q. =.
Twelfth RsGiment-L J. DsiAn. n. G. q. %; George
Doyle, Company q. 20; v; z, DoWns Company \, Al.
s. a. sirsa .s eG ssssa :.a sad Sac a.
.rwsIty:ihird RsEinsnt-o Z, warren; Company Z.
R:ny W;l'. cpnp:a'd , ss; ss \;
Bryant NJ e.. r.. ~
twenty second RsEmsn'-A. n. Evans Company Z,
IS,
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csrsSy. !. Stolen S;;.s.ru!lsr R:.!ssi Nu:y.n %
Mccarthy. First base on bai!.E06 BuIrs!L =;
ForsmHn Passed 6alls-NoGuirs. >; Munyan. /.
wild piichss-BurrsiL 3; Foreman, !. Tims-z::L I'm.
pirs-AAhopey.
st. Lout0 U.s.
WashtnGton. 81
Base hits-st Ioui. 0; Warrington. T. Errsrs-st
LIQUID =: WAshinRton. T. fitchsrs-Rettgsr and Car.
sey. UmpHs-Aahonsy.
LOUISVILLE. IL; ArRLETic, q.
LOUISVILLE Sept is.-Tolay's contest aboundsd IL
baa1 hiss and but they well distributed
thst the eo1s Interesting. AttsndAuos 22i6 The
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tn. Wilmer. At Gloucester.

Groucrsrr.. Sept ls-Folowing are the results Of
to-days events:
First Racs-Four and half furlougs. Kritina nrst
Basil Duke second. Pine Ridge third. Time o:ssA
Second Race-sx furlongs. Uncle Sim first vibrats
hliy second. vupina third Time. l:lsh.
Third Racs-6ix and hsif furlon Uncertainty,
hrst: obs:iin. second: Octason. third Time, i:2s.
Bar: ar:t; Adar second; FlaIbeau third Time ssA
Whiteno.s, second; Lithsert third Time. 500.
sixth Race-Ono mile. Question, nrst; Dousmsn.
Seventh Race-six furlongs. Regina won Avery SEQ.
ond, Albert Stull third. Time ioh.
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Y. s.; y o %
qss tas;-t Eu;s ase'e s:ci
Ss: Sss.a S..:.wii$ss His y
s-s!%S' xHd uRRp'Sl..::IsSs.a aud
BROOKLYN. G: cLEvELAND.4 4.
MN yesterdays game Wards men con-
:: ssnnss a0 IL.
tfSnly took the visitors into amp. Dave
s 1nn Injured hand had SO far recovered that
showed msr the l.352 persons present what thsy
b h% nsat c sis'os BIZ. shrss
itseaT.d; on the other hand. Cru sr was
Blc6iynsl I a t e nn Mss:
"Sih which four runs were earned: Ely made
.hs rss up Eo OH ss S psg TIE 81:
game. s" As WV Wv
SsS Ss. ,h Sss fun VIZ s.ss e. called LIED
iS ,S Woved up to second. "A hit TO centre
Rs pS, sh'fn ~ bst enabled BHrk;tt 20 eros.
siSS S not control shs BALL. thres % made
sish ste ad o. PIN, ne basss sharon hit .tfsiy to
q foutz's hands Ike creased lightning. Gry-
lie sbrs sen, to trst base on called balls WITH
"a sAn ine, Shearon scored. Foutz could not
s msSAl-el scored. DALEY could not stop GE!f-
Kss,.r.e aap'n after the latter had caught No.
Gr,hh.Sr ~ y, therefore 1t was an easy matter for
ps "a sls Brooklyns half Of the, !nn!aE Pink
i's s. SShnd't went to centre aslt big Grit.
sss scsi bringing. home PininsX. and Days
onss .d f .. to o aS.D sis one so e
i i,e th. spl re was returned Collins was rest
t"I Ein 'hird bSse. Wards safe bit brought In
b bail sent tho ball sIimmlng past short. and
BuIuns men zen on the basss crossed the plate.
IN. scors mo ma Reached second on the throw
nct2lsa on PM ney's single.
fsaafi ~ ~ iast six innings only twenty bstters
seutz' spd st no time were the olsto.
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n.nsd ,on'sisn lssnd EFIs 6s'f ST
81 e.! SsSsss.ststsp islssd s. Enssxood ? 2,
strnet eutSilnisy a. Briii az bsppsr strsS:isa tl
C "a az Gi!esrtHs r,stl.. o. hswry ~ Ncpcn.
sa 1 hts.Bsili Wilbur sasrines htsI Pnlsy MePon.
zee I. Mowry. Double payIL. aowrS !ynassi,ted>
Hit By pitched bAll-fihley. frosssr. wild pitches-
Van zant Passed bAlis-Kfauss. 0auul Umpirs-AI.
Hopkina Time Of gams-i:42
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Preparations Ter she GREAT Chsss Match.
The great chess match between stsinitI and Tsohi
sorin Will bssA In this city December 10. and continue
10 conclusion the rate OF four Eamss week Tho
time limit viii BE- two hours for the nrst thirty moves
and nftssn moves an hour After that Each Of the
case Of st:six ssd 700 To- fschis ora Who Vim have
:.Sfs. o .sids e: ;Ss:ss! g IN Increase rA'ss
Ahssidss 4asune1 Of this city. and 2 premiasnt
member Of the Hsysaa Chsss Clue, y making the nnl
AssAaSsnsss sor NE DAssk
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k.rnsd runsILouisyins y J; MthlSHs; HoMs run.
wssv.r bss. es o.lls-sIrsttoe c.hit Cline 81
5 Hit ~ pitched bali-!ennings Struck outIstraston
M poubIe piayS-JsnninEs and Tyler. siratton. shin.
nick and TAYLOR Eushns. Shinniok and Jenntpgk I'm
pifs-McLAuyhiin. Tlns-l;oo.
COLUMBUS, q; SALrfhon.,
CoLuxsus sept is.The Columbus Club Played eli
around Baltimore to-day. ana won easily W 20 the
EnsIi AtIAndAnce. lyOl The score:
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Earned run-Boston. Home fnns-Brodis, Quinn.
@ s.a sss.ss Low: so,sy 6rod;s
ssss GasksoH q! sseksS f!.:. has: on s.lI;Nsy
Sarlh. = Struck oSs1By clstlson .: 1y s,ldwin: 4
GA6nsy. Tims-i:O6 Attsndancs-%.s<L
CINCINNATI. 8: PHiLApsLPHiA, tvrasr sAnHL
PHiLApxLrRiA Sept la-The philadelphia and Gin.
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BIRMINGHAM. Conn. Sept is.-Ths annual meet Of the
Birmingham Bicycle Club 81 the Derby Driving Park
drew oat large crowd this afternoon. The events
were
Hail. mile Novice Race-won BY B. Terrell Ansonta
Wheel Club
tor Ridsr-won By 3. 4 Wood, Ansonia whss! Club.
one mile Safety. Open-won BY Il. b. Hewitt, New
Haven.
One mile Ordinary Raee-won BY v. Il. Ballou New
Haven.
:, hstmils Safety. opsn-won BY H. .. Hewitt. New
ors.n!ls Safety. Club championship-won BY ".
Howe Birmingham.
ons mile Novice safsty-won By I. 3. Terrell Of An
sonia
.Mne. mile Safety for New Haven and Bridgeport
Ridsn-Won by u. .. Hewitt
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i.adsra in dsnxsroi tying til. Brootl,ns III.


BfooRGIssaa tsni.hrcstiyn iir., b.s. By sr,ors.
first base on baiis-Of Fouts 8. Struck out
Ssr,o, hire: s.ss ns';Ecolns rintnsy rvSSsss
stolen SaSss-A; Collins Fouts a.. Double playMs.
Ausndancs-i,S32
sosroK. II: rirrssuaeH 3triasr oAnEl.
nosros. Sept. ia-Ths Boston Club made big lamp
Pittsburgh The soorS.
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Baseball Games To-day.

Baseball Games To.aAY.
AFRICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee ~ Boston. at Milwaukee
Coumbus Va Al,imoro, 1t Columbia
Louisville Va AthlsticA at Louisville.
st. Louis Va Warrington. At IT. I.ouiA
HAsTrRS ASSOCIATION
Albany ~ Buffalo. At Pleasure island.
ofHER CANA
Senators ~ Gorhama At Rscrsaton srounds.
Allsrtons Va Rideswoods At Monitor Park
BmsrAlds ~. Cuban 6iAntS At Van Nest
Black Diamonds "a Nationals At Atlantic Park.
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cle@ents. HsIlIsen. Reilly. fhrss base ht-GIsason.
tsn IS Insmpson: Ds!.h.n.y Denny, Crane Double
a. Dsishsnty. thompson. Mayer tp. Xefhss Latham.
Keenan, Smith Crane. Struck out-0lsason Alien.
Passed bells-HarrtnGton ]; Graulich, Tms-l:So
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Totals 2-I7 I
Tucker hit .bv batted hal

fitabursh. .."...............2 u o D.
E.sn. Sn ,nns- Boston q r.tseurah. Home runs
h,sssLsne love Bssiley. MACK Stolen ssess-Lsxs
s. .ss on a sHsS.cs f: HisSs , nn
sss,sy . fsu,Eh HE Y pitched S.:
KIM = struok out-By Stehoia s; BY King . Double
alns, Long and Tucker; Nah Quinn: and
Cmpirs-Gahnsy. Time-2.,7. Attsndancs-4 Sal.
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w..h,.sso. C...or.. N.su wi.s.

RED BAxk, ssp. Is.-Ths loustaiked.of yacht race
came Oh to-day In the bay between washinston Z.
Counor's Nshli aud Waiter DssrAw's NsdsyA Both
long. The for $3.50 side. over 8 course Of
fifteen miles, halt 70 wndwArd-
The race WAS started 10 . good breeze. The Yachts
;aisd fully sishtssa miles e make the distance The
beaten about nys minutss corrected time james
Willis sailed the NahL and Thomas Riddle the NsdsyA
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At TIE WICKETA

The CesnspsMta.s Wind u Their Season
with . Victory.
The bowling Of a. l. walker was the feature Of the
match Clifton yesterday. whore the Cosmopotsns
defeated EinGs County BY An inning and ~ The
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THE RECORD.

THE RECORD.
ssstnn.......sI g $50 Gslnnpu.. go g sea
1tnisties 6s go s24 Wsshinrtsa Al 81 .aSs
81. LOUIS 9; WASHINGTON. Z tvIssr oAnzL
ST. LOUIS Sept la-Ths st. Louis Club played two
samea with tho WAshingtons this afternoon. WANING
the 1rst and io.in! the second The last game was
ness Attendance. 900 The score OF the nrsr game
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The American Assoc

The American Association.
Yesterdays American Association games re-
suited IS follows:
First camel 81. Louis. 6: Washington. 4.
(becond camel Washington. z: st. Louis. 1.
Louisville. IL: Athletics. 8.
Columbus. g.: Baltimore. 2.
Milwaukee. 8; Boston. q
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Other Games.

ORANGE .. O., q; BRIGHTON A. C.. s.
Orange yesterday tho local athletic club defeated
the Brighton Athletic Club. The score:
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y E.' 80. 81 q
i:s. q stsS,on ri,.s
Hu.ehnson. srishsm. Duay. Nsson. MeDonsld o.
rSnS-Srishsm ' Siis I've Sss. SissMssits DousidSsn
Sacrifice htsBabeock. Hutohinson t2l Stolen bass
sldsen Cunninsha% az Scusi: pisy;.. E:iy.y And
RA6cook: Cunningham and ellis. Hit BY pitcher
BRADY. ssitx. Wild ptohes-Gerritv = Passed balls
Duty. 8; Wise. y Umpirs-Hearn Tims-i:5o At.
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Earned philadelphia. I: Cincinnati 8 Two
base hits Harrins.on IhrssS.ss hit;.Dsnny Latham
Iuilana First 6ass on bAlls-DSishsnty. Grunich.
NePhee Latham Holiday, Mul!ane. Hi BY pitched
ED. Reilly. Passed balis-0fudiich. via ptoh-EsDcr
ffms-l:5a Umpirs-Emss