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The RACING PRIVATE INFORMATION AGENCYs
wires are the talk Of the town The next sx days at
BRIGHTON BEACH and MONMOUTH certain to DO
rsplets with good thlngS-and some rare long shots
among thsm-tor THR A0EEoys clients GLoUCEs
TER our friend 1.-THE Dukes" domain too win prove
as usual profitable usid FOR speculation. II you have
bssn . loser hitherto you have only 10 call to-day
~ the AEsncys oticss l6l EAST 23D ST. tofce hours
0,ao to ~ nd enter your name As subscriber.
and rest assured that you viii then be playing
horses that the shrewdest men on the turf select
winners. Terms. as usual $40 for six days
wires and promise OF per cent OF net win
Business with lades respectfully declined No
Information issued minors under any circumstances
whatsver. Out.of.town clients and those who cannot
conveniently call at the ocsS address their orders TO
tho BUSINESS MANAGER X. p A.. 1871 East Esd st..
New York city Fourpage prospectus sent free ON spp
cation Every client ordering wires receives copy OF
the Agsncy's SAFETY PLAN. which. II acted uTon IN
playing sue selections. renders WINNING AN ABso-
LUTK CERTAINTY. and this The Agency GusrantssL
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SPEEDY 70 TAMBIEN.
TIE California FIliy Runs . Mile and = six.
teentk In Las Ia.

CHICAGO. July 19.-Eieht thousand persons
saw the great three-year-old Ally 70 Tambien
lower tho worlds record for q mile and six
teenth at Washington Park to-day. Faraday
forcing the ally to run In AS y to beat him.
The best previous mark at the distance,
1:46. Ia Jointly held by Aloha and vanburen.
The latter. then a three-year old. carried only
90 pounds and ran at Garfield Park. while
Aloha. a six-year-old with ITO up. ran on the
same track as 70 Tambien did to-day. Both
OF those performances were accomplished last
year, 70 Tambisn had up az pounds to-day.
WHICH makes her race greater than nose run
half. AK. six turlongs. 1884: mile ;as',:
sss ast s%s 's. mile e hat ssn on
iornIa horse Tim Murphy went ak furlongs In
= ri. stake event Of the day, the. Maiden
Stakes for three yrar-o ODDS. worth to the win
nnSr S2.7l6: at nine furIengs, had for starters
E%f !. Kys s'I? S !s;P SsSs;s Es.
sos betting SI wa, an IN s
pair IS 70 ! each. iiIums made the running.
Rex sn1 Ss
I'VE lenEthA. Cicero was third: q length and =
a1 s.s of tho o
This e the third .treleh. win and the second
4 son Of Lelaps. and his liam previously throw
that good ally ssmp s, EdsIe ,,,,.,
e /: Pagan. pilottsd By ii. Penny. at to /:
Tim Murphy, Ray 10 the saddle, at d to j: 70
odd Ta &c ue tit
favorite at odds on.
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On the Lonswood Courts.

Boston. July l9.--The Longwood grounds were
crowded to-day with spectators who wat he'd the
Play IN tho open tennis tournament Very good prog
has been made In tho early rounds under the 81
pervon OF the referee and many Of The poorer PLAY
have dsaI p-ared he best playing OF the day was
done by = T. Chase. the Western pion and H. D..
Wrenn the Harvard crack" Chase proved himself
expert OF no mean Ability By defeating D. ssArA
the weLknown player. In three straight sets Wrsnn
was equally successful with quincy A. Shaw. the win:
ner OF tive "all cnraers OF 1850 shaw was clearly
ont ot practice aud missed many easy Shots thonHn at
times he sho~ Ell what lie used to do by making .
phenomenal return or two. $780,,
Eichard stevens the WcEtchrster champion dishp-
pointe the large ctuwd by NOT appearing r. n Reach
frs H. but Was beaten by young Mhso"itu
Chhce the interscbOIsStc champion. III the nsu
roI nd 10th +. H. iiorey and iIugh Taant had no
trouble to win their respective ma ches " ~ expected
thar tho mai roA and vii etrached ON Friday md on
Saturday tho present hOl!er II the onIwood cup; r.
L. Hall will he called TO defend his chAnpiohship
results OF play wer as follows; -., ~
Freim nary Round, contiIued-J. ToDin Deaf r. ~
Hemitn, ID Il. E--4.
First Round continueI-C. r. Hubbard BEAT X.
Powc 80. NJ. ~; K. n Bsaeh bea! g. X Smith
4-G a.. s-G. n-l; Ri"nnrd stevens h-fAu!tsd to J.
Il. Road; Il. d. Wrenn beat Alfred Cadin"n 10. vi
81. quincy A. SHAW, Lr, beat q. ;. KEYS, 80 -
g.. Chnse b at villa Lyman. 10 ~ d.
o. PhilinS sears beat H. SteN nS, .--h, 49, Id,
To, h--1. J, Tobin beat l.. II ROGERS q, ~ To-
ms, G-l,d-o, g.: h, u, wrrnn beat Vnincy 4
fears 6-4 DO. 6-3: ilUyr Ia AIT boa! y. T.
Micrcll. a. a.. a.: r. Il irs-rrty hea J. Il; Read
~. 81, Go: f. s. Noon beat a v f1Aer, 81. "a.
-.
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Holy Name society Games.

Not only frst.class time but . most enjoyable
series Of athletic competitions was enjoyed by tho
900 and odd spectators VII crowded every portion Of
Montverdes Grand Street Park on Maspeth avenue.
Brooklyn yesterday at the annual outing and athletic
contests Of the Holy Name society attached to the
parish of Saints Peter and Paul. Brooklyn. The
events were spiritedly contes ed every one taking
part In either the c"ssd contests doing bis
best to there ami the great success attained Is
due In no small measure to john u: spelpan OF the
ysruna Boat Ciab the champion sprints who success
Dsniei Mcdonis's Pre.,dens Of the Long stand Ans
wa. the Hn rste. ' h. fssns follow:
one.h ndred.yMd Dash open nandeaIIf,na! , beat
scratch with Thomas ..kubber" Ward miiiamsburgh A.
4, second. and Frederick TiGhe. varuna Boat Club
Two;hnntrrs ani.t wenty yard Scratch Run for Mem
hers-fnAL heat Won oy Emgens sPs VIII 3 aG;
seconds.
open se,ssh G sGy' Tnss1
second Time. m!rute 81 seconds
H.f's ward SsTfSA HSf" S'N Vim W1a%
Rice Holy Name society. second, and Robert Cross,
nr m. Risvce Race open scratch
Ira irats-Fr.' heat Won b. Jane. al sss"pay WI,
se"isd nms. minutes AZ seconds. second heat
S SNn Sy n@ nf An
heat on by Bronhy. with Weston 2 cond and rotten
p1 f vard at N.ns co,~s United to .hos.
over 22H r.gnhs hsa, Won e. By Smith
ss.r 5 " Tas @%p,.s sss :ss"sa; '"' .'o'
FasFs On .ss1ad dsn 'fm sean
burg A., third Time, minu,e s isa seconds
asa h.
eurgh 4. A., with A., hrr hover. second and Martin
By Jsms. Lynch WIN .SSrs q y SG'hi; "a:
Carthy was third with points
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Odd< md Ends OF Sports.

come East and NEE. riiinmsr At TO pounds ANXIOUS 10
S Sai,"s& At No" O'FR state" Island on Saturday
Tho Gaelic Football team which played at Rldgsw God
on SUNDAY does not belong 10 the Gaelic Society Of
WoOdside, L. !.
Fred Johnsons share OF the Academy of Music benert
amount ed I. something ike $500. THIS included Sl25
worth OF tickets he sold himself
Hugh Win'sIs Z anxious 10 enter ths professional
any l33pomnd man IN the world
Jimmy Lynch Will do his tran ming at Eddie sweensy's
and JACK Mcauas viii second him on ,h s. s1snsta
night.
E.F. connors Charleston. g. C.-l. Godfrey and Lam
day nlsht. May ID. Isnnon failed 10 scratch when
time ca led for the NTH round. and the referee
Island .A' "sA' 10 0'a''''' = '''N o''"A' Lung
Tim Murphy has followed " Dolly ~ Lyons's eysmpls.
and hunked his 'go" with Blly Piiinmer before the
has been selected to nll the Vacancy nnd The down
town cont,ngen opine ina! NE pi,ae OF rei street WI"
SUNDAY and Monday iast and sqa,d. were in order
several boa,. made good catches Su,,s meet Of rs
the nshsrmen were sadly disappointed The unsteady
SIS.. had gone 70 rsss IN .po are sas aSr
ing tor their return
The financial success Of the Manhattan Athistto
SsS so s.. Sss IL.
s. ~ a o., h; ;.is1 s1 r.
book dates BY applying to George K s'erry 'r the ~
has declined TO accept Pugii.t jan COrlst. challenge
to . QuarlermiIs ocean swimming contest. Ab.ut
sstia s' Il, nt.ss} .S,mmins e.niss ieen
ing accept the clalsngsths roandeG stated that he
swim he VIII match = man against him for tho same
stakes
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Chess t'h,moiaHs at Play.

DRESDEN. July 10 1.-The third round Of the
international masters tournament was
played this morning IN the grand saloon Of the
Philharmonic. 4 Ferdinand street. this city
The following is r summary;
Faulrrn VS.. AlHnIne- biao lost W non appearing
Schott,anLer vs., Albin-BlacE won Guoco Plano;
~ mo,
Bdrdclsben vs. MioSes-Drkwn: r'UNd0r; 40 moves
BlackUurne vs. Porgos -Drawn: siciian; ~ moves
The following are the adjourned games:
scheve Va MnroO-B acg should " n; P-Q&
la.Ta'ch w. Aaguvlt2-Whte shnLId win; PIX B4
Lnnian IS Aoh-biack should win; French Detynce.
WinOa er VS. Mason hte should win, Petrol
G0tschaIi VS.. Va brot;-Whlte should win; Vienna
game.
The standing Of the leaders at the adjourn
ment II the third round was:
WinOwer. 2; Ilackbu ne and Marco. ~ each; DR.
TarTAs,h Psuhsn PoTgsA AIapins. schottlander. and
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I'm sULLi YAN'S BAEKEt u AND JAMES.
Must Expect 10 Sell s,me Drinks Upon the
Evsp;fu Dec Ialon.

A meeting OF the Timothy D. Sullivan Association
held at the Climb rooms junction Of Chatham
WORTH and Mott Streets last night to perfect arrange
the barbecue and games to be gwen
to the supporters of the popular Dry Dollar" Assem-
blymAn at suffers Harlem River Park on Monday
Aug.l.
The events TO DO contested Running broad Jump
open to all: running high jump. open to ALL hop. step
and leap open to all; 1UOyard dash, open to all sack
race open To all. threeue run open to all uniformed
members of the Police Fire and Post ce departments
OF New York city and BROOK hatmile run open to
all; fat mems race open 10 all; one mile run open to
all: tug OF war. Sul.irans against tho word All Gu
tries close IN the grounds.
There was some excitement when the bar was put up
for sale The lower wa DIS empty themselves OH tho
annuA. event ct Tins barbecue ind games fbr sdmif
free to all of the semb yn,ans constituents
aud their friends These mean drinkers an tho
consu nption Of heer Ia something awful In ITS way
TIL politicians blow the inseves wine. and the
p-ivil ge OF III nshng all thu mud Is worth pretty
penny. Mike Kelly started tho bidding Nth
300. Mart Kirby chpp in with $780,
Morris 0Connel went him so better. and and
$50, and Mart Kirby softly whispered "Ssuo" The
crowd sized up Barney Rpurke's ane lieutenant and
concluded he could have tho ph reye and Kirby who
hal come prenared to bid $1,000 chueLed and said
N
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:. ANY team that desired to heet the Cincinna-
Pelled to play glt; edged leseIall from tho
FORKS we're in the ield thelir play was Of the
q lack Of continuity in Iril liant execution. and
the sngs T made x ths e sysi
ming the New Yorks should tighten their belts
dsavor to eoncentrate tGei mental t,cuties on
ths work before them: and by AL other means mean,
dazzle customary at That stage 81 ths game
On Monday q combination OF errors aud hits
gave the Cinoinnatis three runs In the second.
an error o OF judgment By B"yie and Nv" inex.
epssble errors 6y Burke give three runs anda
the close should have stood to in favor Of
Now York. After the second inning the New
scs ssS d look S%a Sss pahes t
have been shnrged with but two single hits.
had the benefit OF some Of the nost astonish-
Ing neldins seen a tho PolS Sr9undss Il tams
was very gratifying TO themselves and follow
Eel. .S. .oS %s S.v sn y!9 a h b: Hs Il
one y boyle that had three. base asIlrations.
The NeM Works were certainly unfortunate In
The Cincinnatis made three runs In the Sec
Icy and Smith hit ur files to H; Lyons and
Boyle. Then We!c drove grounder between
Burke and Boyle. Tho latter should have
taken t.. Tut he hss , and the ball rolled
reach It A passed ball ut WEIGH on second.
and vapghn's twisting ny that fell safely in
right field enabled the former to score. Cham
ss9 tSss mps5 a.
hoofed It for third Burke picked up
The ball and completed led, the fs,o disa s.
third. Vaughn scoring and Cham ierlain get
ting around to third; Then there was some
first on balls ran down to second and was
caught between the bases with the ohjet OF
permitting thamberlain to score. 1t did not
work. The latter was held at third and Nc
Phse was corner-d and would have been out
dropped the ball. Then Chamberlain scored
the inning with an out at first:
Not till the eighth did the New Yorks make
any impression on Cham berlatn's pitching.
Then II. Lyons's single and TiernAn's three
base smash gave one run. Attendance. 1.277.
The
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IT'S NIGHTINGALES STAKE. |
THE MARE FRUM 0HIO roo FLEET
FOR HER COMPETITORS

A Large Crowd TO See the nau hter of de.
GOOD Patch~n Land the ere ante and
hanufaciu~ers' rrize or ss.ooO-Ksth-
erine 3. B-at. st.c-Fiyina Jib Wins
DETROIT, July 1a-For the second time in
the history Of the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Stake 1t was won In straight heats.
when the black mare Nightingale from Frank
lin, O.. stepped Of three miles below 2:20.
defeating strong field and getting o record
OF 2:l79.
The third renewal Of this event brought .
large and fashionable crowd to the Driving
Park. and the weather. which had heen dark
and threatening. cleared up In time to mako
everything pleasant The light rain last night
seemed to improve the track. and three horses
scored fast marks. The stake brought out a
field Of twelve. but Nightingale was the favo-
rite from the first pool Madge Hatton. George.
and Favora being considered the only dam
gerous ones. Public form proved q safe cri-
terion. for the two named were the only ones
near Nightingale. but she had too much speed
Tor them In any part Of the race.
From the moment she few away to the pole
from sixth place in the first heat the result was
never in doubt. and after this mile. In 2:lSh
betting was to on the Ohio mare. She had
an easier time in the next heat, George forcing
the clip. but 1oh was enough to land Night
ingale three lengths ahead. With the odds S25
to 81 she was sent along to try fol the extra
5000 II she beat 2:16h. but 2:17,s was her lin
1t. as there was nothing within hailing distance
to carry her faster A loral basket accompa-
MED the purse. but the victory was such hol-
low one that there was little enthusiasm. The
eight that got no money can start a the Con;
from the ORIGINAL amount
The class events were productive Of good
sport, though both were ended ia straight
heats. Flying Jill, tho California wonder, had
the 2:24 pace at his mercy. al d would have
got the added 500 y for time II George Starr
had hurried him IN the third heat, The mark
that, Stars watch making It faster This is
new record foI the PAGER and the fastest heat
o, the year. Merry Chimes made his debut in
race; and showed his ability to beat 2:2O
Katherine s. furnished the surprise Of the
day N the2;21 trot. for which the money was
on Steve Whipple and Belle vara. The first
the roam mare coming with u rush that carrird
finished In 2:la Belle yara had been I'M.
steady. hut Dohle got her close to the leader in
the second heat. and was q g cd second as
Eatherine s. came home IN "a X. It was ev.
beatable. and annther mile IN 2:lS ended mat
tors, Bel Nara three lengths bnck. This is
the first time Katherine s. ever scored below
2:2O. and Starting Judge Campau congratu-
lated Crit Davis IN the mares performance.
For the thi I'd day the classes are the 2::}O
and IL trotting and the free for all pacing
Roy Wilkes, Johnston. Mascot and other
M,rchsnt. and n.nne.,,nrsr., st.r. co ooo ,,.
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WIN No, Get Am.Arou.d Medals.

Contrary to expectation the athletes who finished
second and third In the all around composition Sat-
urday will receive tho customary silver and
medals The reason Is they did not qualify. and VIII
liam Curtis Chairman OF the committee. will not
recognize then being in the composition Hitherto
the Amateur Athletic Union ordered tho medals bo-
fore the and the trophies were given
S,h.tes wl.dld not quality simply because they were
This year however. Mr. Curtis withheld the order,
having idea that all the entries the SIX OF
Disqualification. He viii now only order o'suliyAn's
IT, thai 6suvan /. moi .n.i.d 10 Il. The iooys
run and broad Jump leave room for ubt In my mind
teur more deserving Of n"
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loth. .................
RpooUrvn
Plenty Of shoot,n. on J.r.ex soil.

Tho In spendent Gun Club OF Painned with hold q
two-dAyr tournament their grounds rnurxaay and
Friday Of this week. Buerock targets will b thrown
In all events and from two Of ttaps expected
that visitors will DO present all sections of the
Saturday will be . gala day among tho New Jersey
shooter the occasion being the seventh monthly
petition OF the New Jersey Trap League to
BE- held on the grounds of he New Jersey shooting
Club at ClAremont The feature OF day viii be this
team contest o. nvc men tor . handsome trophy
and other ;rizss This will be shot OF ociook in
the Afternoon Open sweepstakes at biuer0ck targets
viii be shot before and after this event The tournar
ment opens at O'Clock In he morning
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GLoucEsrER July 1o.-The races to-day re-
suited as follows:
First Raoe--six and one-quarter furiongs Shake
I'2l&.
Second RAce-Ftvs fur'ongs. Plevmar nrst. Violet g.
second. Our Maggie third. Tme. l:O4K.
Third Racs-0ne mile. Jugsler nrst. Elyton second
Bnhe niRn 'hird. Time. I:+h.
Fourth Rare-oue mile. Dslusion nrst, paso second
hirth wood third. Time :AbT
Fifth RAce-Stxth and orsquarter fnrlonRs. Brysou
hrst. Lost Star second, Oliizen third; Time ;22h
Sixth RArs-Pour and one. half fur ongs. Deer Lodge
nrst, Sir David second, Battle Cry third. Time OTIS.
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Baseball Sotsa

The Browns didn't do . bit Of kicking yesterday
The absence Of II was great relief.
John Ward. though too much indispossd 70 plAy
watched his men do the b. Louis team up brown
The West Orange stars have date open for next Sal
urday and viii give ons-tniri OF the gate receipts
Ram stcpped the nrst game at Eastern Park yestsr
day at the end OF the NTH inning After ten minutes
play WAS resumed.
Darby O'Bren w1s captain esterday In Wards alb
sence. Judging from tbs Victories Darby makes q
rafting good substitute
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Why King In the Now Tor. Team.

PITTSBURGH. July lo.-ohsrlsy King the New York
pitcher In this oty. In . conversation TODAY said
that his salary had been reduced $780, and the club
wanted him suffer = reduction Of 81 900 To this no
objected alphabetically, and the oompromiss OF $3.50
agreed on lie added; " have beon sick: that L.
why am not with tho club ! wired Manager Powsu
nn, Ssn ,, mHt MIN u sHIy m o ~ ~ M ~
Cincinnati and M9l.ns to Roto New yort, J VIII be
very well satisfied. Oh yes was nnsd $780, and
erA other hne were imposed but none have gone yet
suppose the 500 has to 60. though"
grea, mistake In letting Gore 20. King also thinks
that and Rusts great pitchers 18th great
support
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rimeNl:isX 3:isSi. s:I7k


LEXINGTON. July 19.-The trotting began at
Richmond to-day with good weather. a fair
track. and large attendance The two races
on the card did not All largely. but the sport
was fairly good. Summarizes:
one miie Dash Yearltnga
Roselght. by Light HAL (B. II. EeAr
sarsred Il. stons) .
Comelong &C. Cassidy: ........, ....-...--.......
Time. 3:OS&
ESQ clasa
Indogin. by Springfield &c. h. Traynor) -......1 1
Russell r Nv. 7. Turner) Observation-Disclosures a
Annie Rooney W. Pattersnn) .................3 8 3
Time. 2.3ujf 2:33 2:33.
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nurchard and Lockwood Win at Douh ...

quite good-szed crowd turned out yesterday after
noon to tue final round OF yrnnrHens doubles In
the invitation handicap tourualn nj Of tho kn'cker-
booker Tennis Club THIS matcH occupied the greater
part OF tie afternoon and TIE clever plays or the con
tesants grr-sd wt frequent bGr'ts OF applause.
one match al singles was also pnyed. which Resulted
IN victory TOR sclrr tho scratch man hiler close
struggle. The mixed duut!eb Ati entielhens singles
viii continued this an the nhls In these
two cYsnts AS wei ~ IadFs siHsles VIII take place
on saturdHy Yesterday scores 10 10" -, .
Geutt mems Singrs--s"CunN ruuhh; r. i ~ cher,
scratch Grn' Il. II. Thurb,- hair nten ~. Ih--A
Gen -iu-n's DOub -ftnHl T'Inii u BurchHrd and
r. A. Lockwood. fifteen. heat \, Z. lley aud ]. T.
koKers. hAlf Nfteen. 10 Is. 81 -.
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Constant Readcr-The record for seven fur
longs IL | % =. made by Belia b. over the
straight course at Monmouth Park. Kingston's
record OF 10 was made around one turn.
and 10th constitute u best On record for the
kind OF tracks the races were run over.
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Mr.. DAILY. $40 900 y.nr,,nr l.. Here.

The yearing colt by Ham pton out OF Cherry.
by Sterling. for which Mr. Marcus DAILY re-
Gently paid $4,000 in England. reached this
port to-day and will lie taken to Monmouth
Park.
This colt is said to be grand locker. and as
he Is bred In the purple he should make q
good showing in the hands Of Trainer Mat
thew Byrnes.
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A Postponement at Pittsburgh.

PrTTsBURGH. July l0.-The trotting at Home
wood Park. the second fixture Of the Grand
Circuit, was postponed to-day on account OF
rain. Although the weat her cleared d little
and SO each days we card " Il now he one day
late. I. Wood Martin is the starting Judge
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Commodore A. N. Holden OF the Knick srbocker Yacht
Club has issued orders for the annual cruise OF the
club which commences this year on Aug. 9 Ia hsst
VIII rend-nyo a, College Point al T. NJ on hat day
wlll nroeA6 touch Al Gold Spring, Black Rock. New
TO Ion IN the cruise wiii report 10 Fleet Captain
George A. Gage on board the dag ship Alice.
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errors-PiusSursb; l. boston O. Left on bsses-Pitts
burgh =: Roston g. First base on balls-On Ehret 4:
on Sirhols struck out-By Ehret. 81 by Nichols, g.
Home. run Smith, Tyo-ba.e hitoReohiey; sserines
;"aillsr,, Ion.. kishoi: boSs,: bay ksiiS .na Ni
Umpire-Hurst T,me-i:4I Administrations
rntLi paLrmL 7; CHICAGO. o.
PM lpyIrriA. july Ia.-Chicsso was Chicaeoed to-
day, Tho game was played most OF the time In .
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Moro Bicycle Records Broken by Ziaa-


LONDON. July lo.-Arthur A. Zimmerman.
the American bIcycl.st riding tandem with
Bradbury to-d day lowered two records. They
rode a mi e IN = minutes IL 20 seconds. In a
short ii Ne they rcn!Uunted and rode five miles
In | :. minutes ~ . seconds.
Zimmerman will sail for New York to-
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chicago j: PhilsicphIa l. Left on Sases-Chiaaso,
q: Philadelphia, g. First base on bnlls-0n oumbert,
2; OF weyhrg 3. Struck out--By 0umoert 2: by
Weyhing .. Two.b"ss hitszDahsn, pelehsnty Sac.
Gross. Reilly ~, Double play.-Gumbert Arson. and
Parrot; Alien tnnassistsd: Alien Mailman. and Con.
nor. umprs-Emsiio Time-1,+o
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BALrrsoHs July lp.-Oniy six innings played BY
the Orioles and Cleveland to-day AZ the latter were
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EAroNiL LEAGUE AND AHERTcAE AssooAror.
New York va, Chicago. at the Polo 0rounda
Brooklyn VS.. Louisville. At Eastern Park
Baltimore ys PIttsbuI Oh, At Baltimore.
Boston vs, Cleveland at Boston.
washington Va Cincinnati. 81 wAshinEton-
Philadelphia Va st. LouiA At PhiladslphiA
oTHER CANA.
Staten Island A. @ vs. AoptclaiF 4 q, n West
Brighton,
Staten island G. @ w. Boston l. A., ~ IAyin rs,,n.
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Moanouih Parh Rnee TRAINS. via Fennsyi-
| vnpJA Katlrond,

Leave pesbrossss st. and tlAnd ST. ferries New York
aiii $40 A. az noon; and 1880 W. e.s raesday,
Thursdsy and Saturday during the racing season.
Regular irajns leaving Ne YORK 1880 and 1910 A. 81,
win stop At Monmouth Park Junction on race days;
Saturdays Tor Monmouth Park at ooP N. All special