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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31

York CITY, Editor OF the New YORK Medical Times.
NEW-Y0Rk.
Mr.. JOHN L. LOCKWOOD.
Dear Shiny attention WAS hrS. called to the use e
years since. but simply a. table water, mixing wl0
wines Since then have used It not only for the table
where think II eXces my other have ever seen, b'S
In Narlou. forms OF dsease In Diabetes Brights Dit
tons Arising from deranged digestion, t hes ahoueo
marked and positive benefit. In fever, where there g
great thirst and scany urine find II refreshing ana
beneficial acting much better than ordinary wrter In
phthra Scarlet Fever IL very kindly, relieving
much Of the danger from the secondary kidney
trouble apt fatal In the sick room and on the
dinner table the Cyzlnc Wser is always welcome Re-
spectfuly, H. EbEhNShn
From J. N. SCHLEY. NJ. d.. Attending Physician -
IIahnemann Hospital. sc.
1 East 42d-st., NETWORK.
J. L. LOCKWOOD.
Dear Sr-In looking over the Dsny Testimonials sens
you setting forth merits Of Cysmic Water hnd one
Mr. WIN. IIoyt. who upon nv rccommenc Won, %
used it freely IN his family and more pec,yy IN tnS
Of one his with marked benefit have uses
Clyanc great ds in practice for Brghts Dlseasei
bladder Affections and in forms Of Dyspepsia ane
III usp will the profession il merits b.
come 0e''e' A"O""' j. MoNTF6RT scBLEY, NJ. D.
ONCE of II. o. ARMOUR 60 col Produce Excissees'
am ,ouv ,cxwoSSEEw Hdxa Aus - tsY Yo,r
Dear sir-I consider cv-mc Water superior Of any
other table upon the market It's valuable medcf
nal properties IL necessity m every family Your
II. O. ARMOUR, $50 5thave.
From Mr.; HENEY II. AN,n,ER %S sS walissss
Dear Slr-I bNe used "Clysnc' as table wht1r Tor
HENRY II. ANDERSON.
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From WIN. TOD HELMCTH. NJ. D.. A East 18th
and $50 West 5oth-st, Prof. Surgery, ~ y. HON
Medical College. - o
JOHN L. LOCKWOOD. NEW-fORk
My Dear Sir-As Won know l have been long time
In making up mind regarding "Clysmic" Water, ana
after many trials extending over several years must
that convinced OF IFS efficacy IN the treatment
certain forms OF and Bladder diseases and for
a table L regard IL the best In the world very
truly YOURS WIN. TOD HELMUTH. NJ. ID.
Prom Rev THEo. L. CUYLER. 17o Oxord-st..
MR.. JOHN L. LOCKWOOD
Dear Sig-I not a connolsser in wines but am
In mineral water and my family agree with that the
Jeersonisn 'honost and loyal 70 the Constti-
ton" Nav 1t east out the evil spirits from mary
table. Yours truly. THEO. H. GUY Liz
From r. MUNSON COAN NJ. D.. OF 81 East 5iti-st..
New-YOrk CITY.
DR.. COln "Clysudc Is more and more appeciateu
Ok and Alkaline Gravel Clysmic Water Is
one OF the best OF waters.
From MR. WILLIAM KRAUs, OF NAUhBrRG. KRAUS,
LAUER & CO.. 6j7 059 Broadway. o
York, Jan. D. 1890
MR. JOHN l.. LOCKWOOD.
Dear Sir-Clysmic Water was recommended To- me bv,
friend some wears since FOR kidney trouble pain in the
shortly after began its all trouble removed
and aside medicinal qualities found II such
home constantly and would not be withou, T. yours
truly, WILLIAM hfsA'''
Onlcs Of BRoKAw BROS Assor PLACE and th ,sSe
John +. Lockwood. ESQ. - $1,000,
Dear SIr-I have used tho Cysmc Water for several
years Win satisfaction and believe with benedt to my
self end think favorably Of IT, purchase u IN
Quantities ordering five at time and ch'eHuy
recommend IL oil my friends. Verv truly yon,s -,
WILLIAM v. BROKAW
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An entertainment has been arranged basis OF
extraordinary interest and generosity for the benefit OF
the society for the Relief of the Destitute Blind. to
take place on SATURDAY. evening" February 81, at the
Metronoutnn opera House. Tbs first part Of the
programme Is to be concert. in which Miss Eames NJ
Lassale and VI. Edouard dc Reskc and the seidl or
ehsstra nnder the direction Of Anton S,ids VIII take
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it 1t is ncOmparably more healthy than the III
be drunk habitually without injurious effects. l
From LEWIS A. sAYRE, NJ. D., 2s5 5th-ave, New-York
c. o. D. There is no refreshing drink compare with
IL. Yours truly, LEWIS a. SAYRE NJ. ID.
Fer M 4. A. McCURDY President Of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of N u e GSssl' Aug 1890
JOHN L. LOCKWOOD Esq 3 Howard; St N. y,
Dear Sir-in the absence OF Mr.. McCurdy abroad take
pleasure tn estfyng t. his appreciaton OF 'he aoaoe
McCurdy used it his table for ten or twelve
years always spoken of 1t very highly remain
''"' '"' very JOHN K DUER Private Secretary.
once Of HENRY HENTZ & CO; South wiil lssn"
Nj JOHN L. LOCKWOOD. city. ,.u.,,u
Strive have been drinking Clysmic Water in my family
since 1888 and still entertain high opinion OF IT, III
fact It is favoIite table water Yours truly;
Once Of the Missouri Pacific Railway Co..
JOHN L. LOCKWOOD. 3 Howard-st, \: Y.
Dear Sir-I been using Clysmic Water In my house
constantly the las Eve wears and think very highly
consider IL OF the best nat taoe Wate1s In
Yours truly. A H. 'ALirF'
Prom the President d the KnicSerbOcker Ice Co..
NETWORK. Aug l. 1900.
JOHN L. LOCKWOOD Esq 3 Howard,s,. y. Y. oty
Dear s.A table v1tsG o serdsS r 6s rom Psny
trouble been very much benehtsd by s rse ours
truly RosbNi MAOLAh'
From Mr. HOWARD POTTER No % Wall;st x,
MR. JOHN L. LOCKWOOD. /
have pa made use Of the cysnc ws-the Ekryscsnt
Tor acme months beverage with perfect salsiaeton
/ am yours respectfully. HOWARD foTIfN.
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THESE ARE THE SORT THAT PAY,

Kirsch. at 10 TO and nvs other winners were sent
yesterday by the RACING PRIVATE INFORMATION
AGENCY executive offices. ground floor l6l 4. 23d st.
Don't believe III Well In these days Of lies fasehood
and fraud that's not surprising, But hero is teasor
for the of the doubling disciple of Bible story
Thomas. to wit Go to the POSTAL TELEGRAPH
COMPANY, 1877 Broadway. and ask to see tho
original messages as handed In yesterday
by the Agency before 10 A. ~ Herewith
the r. p. Agency gives full permission to the com.
pany TO show them. Now to end and forever all
discussion the ability OF the half score Of racing
experts who compose the R. r. l. Agency, these men
have resolved to oer their any one who has
sense enough to accept them the following terms
but only during the next ten days Five dollars for sig
days selections the subscriber will call or send to
the oces lbl East 2ad St. for the inform alton Seven
dollars II the selections are sent by wires which
will CT course be prepaid. Let It be distinctly under.
stood that this offer is OPEN and extends only until
Wednesday. Aug. TO- after which date the old terms
$40 for six days wires and on net winnings
will most positively be resumed Now. gsntem on your
future far successful or unsuccessful
10 concerned. rests In your own hands.
THE BUSINESS MANAGER
Racing Private Infornstioa Agency, lel xas, asa
ST. New York city.
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WOE FOR. WARDS WONDERS
zaEx GET a SEVERE 1HRAsBIy9 FROM
PoHERSs LIVELY B0ra

A Large Crowd sad Great Estsu stssn ~
the Pole ereu.ss-Phii.seiphi. Again
Beaten by Bosts.. ana Chicago whip
ped Twice by Cicveiand-Bsit
louisville, ana C,.sisnati Winners.
tho race appears to be something OF hard
ship but that was New York's experience
yesterday. 1t resulted from the way in which
the Forest City mon trampled on Uncle Arson
and his colts. It seems early In the season to
start the two Game s-a-day nuisance. and
doubtless Arson now thinks he was tribe
rash. BY winning two games from Chicago.
the Clevelands elevated themselves to
. tic with Brooklyn and Philadelphia
for first place. and thus pushed New
York into fourth place. The Gothamites are.
however. but ono game behind the three
leaders. and are quito as likely to 90 to the top
% any OF the three. The decisive manner in
which the champions disposed OF tho Quakers
shows that the men from the Hub intend to
have something to say about the nrst honors
In tho second half. At the present time there
arc nine clubs In position to 60 to the top BY
the winning Of two or three games. and tho
fight is so hot It would DO difficult matter to
pick out the winner. While the New Yorks will
have hard foe In the Bostons. with whom
they play Monday and Tuesday. their con-
unuouS strong work since the opening OF tho
second season is ground for tho belief that the
Tho BrooEiyns have been selected BY many as
the winners OF the second championship and
the New Yorks certainly made matters very In
terestinR for them, On the basis Of .compari-
son with tho Brooklyns. tho New Yorks are de-
cidedly in the swim. Yesterdays games re-
suited as follows:
New York. 10: Brooklyn. 3.
Boston. Il; Philadelphia, Z.
Baltimore. 8: Washington. 8.
Louisville. 8: Pittsburgh. 2.
Cincinnati. 8: St. Louis g.
Cleveland. g; Chicago. 8 (nrst camel
Cleveland. y: Chicago. 3 Qsecond Eamel.
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VICTORIA,

SHE vicroRiAs LOSE
Tho bowling Of j. Flood was tho feature OF the game
between tho Victoria g. and Peter Henderson Co.'S
Club at Central Park yesterday. The score;
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The su.,. Gu,s. to New Y.rs.

Replies TO questions asked ererv day bv he
guests and citizens of the American metropolis
Suggestions to sichtsers and practical info,1na-
tionJor practical people. The San ,oiH publish, in
time for use al The Columbus Celebration mat o.
fober. complete. unique. and ctcal guide book
to this city, II ,ciu tell visitors nhat The sights
are. hotr 10 reach them. where TO lodge and board
uhile here and the cost. where to do wholesale or
retail shopping. ho1 10 ammse themselves. and get
rest rhen rearv Of sightseeing. II ,oiH be attrao-
trelv printed. pleasant TO read and the subject
matter uiH be dieided and arranged in a uav 10
insure the best results. The retail price ,cia be IS
cents per COPY The SUMS Guilds wM also Offer
uequalled and erceptional opportunities 70 sdpsv.
Users Those whs Dtsh further reformation oa
th1 subject should sddrsss The Guide Beok u.
partmsyI afAs Nes York E1n.
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The Staten Island A. {. Have Good Sport
on the XIII Won kulI.

Yesterday was good day for rowing. and the water
OF tho Kill Kull At tho Staten Island A. Cs boat
house was perfect. Although tho events were rowcd
of with an aggravating slowness yet the annual club
regatta OF tho athletes be said to
have been successful. for the races were generally
well contested. Only ono event, tho swimming race.
did not come on account of darkness II will prob
ably be decided Saturday Tho senior fouroared
and eightoared shell races were quito exciting The
course threefo of mile strA,ghtaway. and
tho nsh in each directly In front Of tho club
house. The results were:
Senior Fouroaiei shells-won BY P. 4. Hart. G.
minutes liz seconds n Conyn gham. q O. Carr. j. p.
Whtehorn and l. l.. Betting were second. In Z min
utes l2l seconds.
Junior Fouroared shells-won by J. Pennington. II.
" Reinhart. A. HolbrOok. and J. +. Bailey. Tine
minutes 25a4 seconds. r. Robinson. y. Palmer. r. @.
Wiman, and +. g. Wonham were second In minutes
37a seconds.
Single scuils-First heat won by +. H. wonham. Is
seconds handicap J. Pennington 10 iseconds. second.
j. smith 80 seconds c. kintner 10 ssconds second.
Time. minutes 81 seconds Final heat: won BY u. J.
time tax en-. on account OF Darkness
Eight-oared sheus-Won by Fred ". JANSEN coz.
swain; 8. u. Rich, A. Quartley. F. q. Jansen. L. NJ.
Josephhal l. L. Batting, 3: wonham. II. W. Jansen.
and j. y. Bailey. Time, I minutes ~ seconds The
j. Pennington, Robinson s. @. Carr. and r. A. Hart.
Time. minutes IL seconds
AbeeL Jr r Mozet and Fred Jansen. timek eepers:
W r. saportas o. J. Kintner II. ". Cole. J. T. Kirby.
and A. Livingston. Judges at the nnsb
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Printers. Benevolent Association Games.

The annual picnic and games of the Printers Bensv
osnt Association held At Lion Park yesterday AZ
ternoon and evening. Tho attendance has always
been good at yearly reunions of this praise
organization, but the heat or the out.of.the-wsy
grounds or some other responsible for slim
crowd yesterday.
Tho events were fairly welr contsstsd The prises
were siiverware And useful articles contributed by
members and hrms Of tho printing trade. Tbs sum.
:6qndIsay.ra M.nas.p Run !pr!n..rs only
Now yUra Scratch c third Time 10 IS sscends
I'm M sa " .ny s sy "
yards. second. Time. 2 minutes g. seconds.
Rnsy
G. scratch second; charles AZ hagsmnsysr fA'time A.
@ Hsnae.p Rup-wou
by n & Pryor. New York ~ yards; J. spellmAn. Va:
ranS se5,.Ss y .'sgna Second. ar0dy n c. 10
Quarter mile Hand ap Run Won by J. J. MeDonouxh,
xsy.r minute ss.t9n :. @s. side c. 20
iiaIf mills Handicap waiI-Won by $; LiebEold. Pas
time 4. C. scratch: Frank b E,im, rs,.me 4: Ca
third. Time, 8 minutes IS seconds,
One mile handicap wslk1won BY !. J. Moriarty.
scratch. s.ocna asrr. L.vy Fsssina a. z. i5 soc:
Onds hTa Tine minute; IS ; Sc
a tx i s4ii third "a S s''';
Jersey .srs!sh: sd TSwsI E.;s,%. z
yards, third Time. minu!:s ~ seconds; ,.u,.-
f.%s. il minute. ]. Is seconds. y. ~ .A''
New Jersey 4 q. Judges At hni:n n. Fsfiin. s. B. c.
and Hugh Hart. XaWer 4. @. Timers r. stoli, New
Ss;s s|i fisrRR swsa gj, ua.s:
or walking, Harry Dimrs Bank Clerks A. A.
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Excellent work was done by tho members of tho
Union Athletic Club on tho new plant. corner Of Dean
street and Albany avenue. Brooklyn yesterday. The
large number OF athletes who participated In tho
events furnished afternoons sport for great mum.
Der Of spectators and gave every promise of future
successes. The results were:
One-hundred. yard Dash, Handicap-Flnai heat won
BY Daniel Mclaughlin. yards; William Bent. second
Time. II secondA
Running High Jump. Handicap-won by william
Bent IN INCH with an actual jump OF feet IL inches
D. Mclaughlin second, inches actual leap. feet
4 feet inches.
HaifMile Run. Eandicap-won by George Rennard
40 yards John Hart go yards second Michael Bent
(srratcD third. Time = minutes 10 seconds.
One-mile Walk. lIaudicsp-Won by Frederick May t2o
seconds James Feeney te2 seconds) second. Time.
minutes IN seconds
Three mile Exhibition Run by Nick Cox and Peter
Hegleinen--COS won in 10 minutes 40 seconds.
Running Broad Jump, iihndicap-W0u by Daniel No
LAughlin, feet. with actual leap Of 10 feet 8
inches John Hart 1tS feet second. with actual
Of 10 feet IL inches William y. Bent inches. third
with an actual leap OF ID feet inches
one.mie Run Handicap Won by George Rennard
Mike Bent second. ". J. Mastsrson third Time. MIN
AN hec
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teIls was ,unmsnasssble. and the lad ,SsTy
sssIL lot an her iolSw her own swsst will With n
ssss ~ s $Sla
ta ssSs Me- snsss ssSs
Ss tsasssPs f sfsns SF r.
WhSsrd tSeoasSt that he a G H out be-
careful with his BRIDES IN future. W "'f'
Summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
d O g 4
Brown Rogers oh, g. Nay Win. =. BY Richmond
Bnrridss BrothsrS B. h. we:ichs:..r. 4 lid di.i:
Plss.sn. valley stable. b. O. f.i1snus. g. ioix
xnnsR, Joy, Tom Donohus. Emperor Ohio and San
IT. s ;s. WI 4 Joy sS ssns
10 to l. Tom Donohuo 30 to !. Emperor Ohio 80 to
THE SECOND RACE
each. III. s sss sst' :ad fs
second and $3.50 to third; psn.is, ana Allow sno.s:
onssk Stables b. 9. Sir walter by Midlo.hi.n-1a
scala. iab tG.rIisonl.
so9i inSasS 1871 nSs
comanche also ran ,.,o<
u j.
THE THIRD RACE.
sISo sEh . .a5
A. Wilson'S br. G. Psctoius by Uncas-csdsnes. JOG
" DIVERS B. c Nom.d as co1i
81 srS .ns ss s.o ran 49,
Ss
Matthew IL to Barefoot.
THE FOURTH RACE.
IL. Lorillard,. Oh; b. sisipnsr. 8. by Norssmsr-,
j. Foiinnsbsss br. m dioamins. 8. loo Nv.
E nr.S Lady also ran
slepnsr to i Cleaning. 6so English Lady. '''
THE FIFTH RACE.
80 1 .ad. q ~Sss 800
and 500 TO third; nve and half furlonsh
SSyRs sh s., G44:,R..ie by ST. sl.
SulPPdss s.eS:i en Teono: ~
encs. and upstart also , ran .o,,>
B..,n.r,v. to on Gse..psaf.. to against R..,
Lone ss Y g s. 10 fpG 9
start, 40 to Rear Guard.
THE SIXTH RACE.
as r e :sS 70 e
500 to third: selling; ono mile.
Rancocas Stables br. c. Kirsch, 8. By Empeor-wau-
3. q s.s:ii:1s:s Ss
The Sh erin, Mr.. Sass. Algoma ana Estello also
Time, 1:48A
Betting-Nino to against Experience. to Estelle
6to Mr. Sass, 6 to Kirsch. 6to Julio, 10 to The
Sheriff. 20 to Algoma.
THE SEVENTH RACE
Tho Seaside Stakes: . free welter- weight handicap
% 70: and soC 10 hss
three. quarters Of . mile.
Gideon Days b. C. Cactus ?. by Macaroon-Thistle
W. Jenningss b. M Mary stone l. j il iiiiticneidj.,
NJ r Dwyers blk. c. DARonet 3. 1923 (TaraD 8
Julien, Chicago Rorka Key West and strephon also
ran.
= Dead heat. Money divided.
Time, l: l4A
B.tt!ne-Asa!n., Cactus to Juiio. az to ]; DAG.
West, 10 to i Chicago. 10 to L. strephon. 25 to l.
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big Shooting at woodIawu.

The members of the New Utrecht Gun Club held their
second meeting yesterday at Woodiswn Park Graves.
end. The scores:
Z. Voorhees, rs yards 10; D. Deacon. IT yards 10, O
L. winvert % yards 10: Nostsand. 20 yards 10; r.
Dwyer, 80 yards. 10; ". y. syks. 27 yards, o.;
II y.r?S.s :: g: ssshsII 4 y.ra:s 9; (
9. A. sykes, 20 yards o. 4. A. Hegemsn. 2syArds. I;
T. Adams % yards. Il J. Lott. 20 yards E. bennett
yards. !; Q, 9. Bennett, rs yards. q.
Jr Is, Dr. Wynn, 49, DR.. Van Z,ls l6; r. Il Street ::
9. Morris 8; A. Hsgeman. y: c. wingert. y, Ties
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Lacrosse Men Of III. N. A. c. Wis.

lively lacrosse contest took place yesterday after
at Manhattan Field between the Manhattan Ath.
leto Clubs team and thst team Of tho Athletic
Club of the schuylkill Navy. Tho game was not bril-
liant so far as team playing WAS concerned but the
individual play was excellent. Tho Manhattans won
BY three goals to two chiefly by the clever
OF q. de Casanova Anderson. and OEeL or the Phil.
adslphtA team Park Milne. Hall. and Larkin distin-
gui.hsd thenssy.. and had I! not been for their bril-
disastrous ]. Doyle of the Staten Island Athletic
Club was referee. The tenma were:
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NEw JERSEY A O. prvrArrp.
First elsyens Of the New jersey Athletic and the
Painheld Cricket clubs play cd close match yeserdAy
afternoon at Bayonne. j. the latter winning by two
Tho
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The Selfish Won the CAnarsio Bay Sweep
stakes.

There WAS hardly enough wind blowing to form a
ripple on Jamaica Bay yesterdAy afternoon when the
starting gun for tho annual sweepstakes race of tho
Canarss Bay yachts was nred = short time before
O'Clock Tho yachts drifted across the starting limo
and down tho bay as far As Island Channel. when
good full sail breeze sprang up from the south south
west and sent tho yachts sruddinR meuiiy through
the water the selnsh, under command OF Capt John
Grimm took the lead the breeze freshened,
and held It throughout the race crossing the hnish
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Good Tennis at Contra, Park.

The opening matches OF the nrst annual Central
Park invitation lawn tennis tournament were played
on yesterday afternoon the lower park courts.
The conditions require that each OF the eight men
tered shall play each OF tho others match OF best
three IN ve sets and the winner of the greatest mum.
Der OF victories will receive irst PRIZE. The matches
played yesterday resulted us fo!nNS
First Round John f. Hobart beat Fred ". LAwrs.
g. 1t Id. "a 6--J. Nay -. rhurbsr beat Dr. W.
u, Bates -. ~ - i rarmlY paret beat Plow.
send and MacNullen tliI 10 pay IN this round.
Second Round-J. parmiey Parst beat Charles w.
MAcAulen, d., OIL, Id. a.. DIR. Theodore Town
send beat Powder stevens Jr, a.. $3.50, Ga.
meet IN this round.
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No Wind for the Greenv,li. Yachts,

The members Of the Greenvillr Yacht Club sailed for
the Harrison trophy yesterday afternoon The boats
were practically at standstn throughout the race
owing TO lack Of wind. With the exec ption of thu
I.oiterer. the composing boats failed TO nnish The
Loierer only rounded the for the laat tims
through the incest mansuyring npon the part OF her
crew ING course was from hAke6oAt anchored in
York Bay to the bell buoy at the Robbins Reef Light
house thence to the Oyster Island buoy and urn
and twice over the same course, making In all sixteen
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Earned runs-Cincinnnti. .; st. Louis. e First base
st Louis. g. First base en- balls-oh Chamberlain Il
of Gleason Z: on Rhines. L. struck out-Bv Rhines.
,. Three.6ase hits-vanshn. Rhines. TWO. base nits
Vaughn. Latham. Sacrifice hits-Coin sley; lolli'
day. ONcill Mcfhee. Crooks, Moran. Stolen bases
WEIGH. Comiskey l2. Smith. Latham. Gore. McPhee.
Hit by pitcher-By Chamberlain. ]; by Rhines. !.
Wild pitch-Gleason. Passed bAlls-Noran Umpire
-McQuado Time. = hours.
CINCINNATI. July 3o.-Capt. Comiskey brought some
news and an other pitcher back from the East. Tho
local crAnks did know George had been
released In fact he never actually signed j. W.
sullivan. once with Chicago. 10 tho new pitcher. He
has been playing at Syracuse.
CLEVELAND. 8; CHICAGO. 8-rIRsr GAhx-
CtKyxiAsp July 3O--he home team downed Arson
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Canavan hit by batted ball.

sCAnhVan MI by bAtteu Dali
CCiSsi es.o3,........o 8 9 9 6-s
Earned runs-Cleveland. s.: Chicago. .. Twobase
Decker: Sacrifice. hi.sIB.rtstt, Davis Mclean; ":
ChicaSo o. Struck out-By Luby by Hutchinson. =
BY Garrison. g. B.ses on bal;G0n cln1sson 3; on
and Cailds. Stolen bases = Dahlen. Passed bali
Schrivor, Hit by pitcher-Virtue. Time-2:%O. I'm
pire-Emslis.
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Said an oldtime crank at the close OF yesterdays
name: have come to tho Polo Grounds old and n W.
for number Of years but never saw such interesting
play AS that OF the New Yorks to-day"
King explained to Manager Powers yesterday that
whom he le' tho club he was sick and unable to play
II is probable he will be put 10 work in short time
though in of the lne work Rusie and Crane are
doing It would seem to be un wise to change thsOrder
thingH
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Tho course WAS from q stakeboAt on CAnArsie land.
ing. to and around red can buoy kockA way In
let. and return. distance of ten miles.
The winning boat received S136 and the second S2b
Tho judges were Daniel Brinsley and william Tiott-
son. Dr. ODonohuo OF the CAnarsie Yacht Club
oftctAl timekssper.
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ss:sSn 70, yp.s:pe,. L.,t ss':s, t on 0 ons-Ss
ssiyetss " By Kssfs. .; By Kn.l I. Home i Tso
base hit1psisSsnty. sserinc. Siss~Icc Kelly
.ss Lore Quinn. cIsmsn.s psahsn,y Allen, Quinn.
Hit By pitcher--Knsil car Passed ball-ke'ly Umpire
-0snnsy. Time-2 hourL
sALrtsoss. q: WARRINGTON. 8.
WARRINGTON. July 8o-Duryea pitched very enn
game asainst the Bsltimorss to-day. Attendance ooo'
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Total...... ......
TOO STRONG ron HALIFAX PLAYERS.

HALITAI. July 3o-The Germantown cricket team
their third victory this afternoon defeating Halt
fax by an inning and thlrtyons runs. They are too
strong batting team for the local crick eters. The
.ouIns%sn. fsSths nsl!ta5 cup begin; On nond.y b.
Prses will DO offered for the best bowling and batting
AYerARal
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LoutsviLLH. 3: PITTSBURGH. z.


Earned runs-Pittsburgh. I: Louisville. 2. First base
Unconstitutional. Louisville. Left on bases
pittsburgh, I: Louisville. u Frat base on 6sls.on
By Terry 1; by Clausen .ThIseSsse hs.sm,h Two
Beckley Donovan. shusart. Grim, Pfefer Taylor
Whistler, stolen base-PAssett Double p,ays-Ba,sett
and Whistlsr; Jennings, Pfefer. and Whistler. Wild
pitches-Baldwin. 2. Umpire-llurst. Time-a:oo.
CINCINNATI 8: ST. LOUIS. g.
CINCINNATI, July 8o.-Aftsr one days soourn IN
eleventh place. the Browns slipped bnek to the bottom
Thas