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Through the Ice.

GREEN BAY, Wis. Nov. 25.-James Fox.
aged II years. and John and Kennedy Col
ton, aged IL and years respectively, were
drowned about o'clock this morning while
skating OIL Fox River.
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William Concentrates Capriv;

BERLIN, Nov. 25.-Emperor William has
warmly congratulated Count Won Caprivi
upon the success of his speech in the Reich
stag.
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tion. No immediate change in method is
possible. but under the presidency of the
Czarowitch the persecution of both Jews
and Catholics will eventually be relaxed
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A Painters Suicide,

PARIS. Nov. 25.-The welI-known French
painter, NJ. Fernando Blayn, committed
suicide to-day by shooting himself through
the heart. The act is said to have been
prompted by desrondency brought on by
family troubles.
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THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
North Dakota Has Probably Gone for
Harrison

BISMARCK. y. D.. Nov. 25.-The Harri-
son electors in North Dakota are probably
chosen. Complete returns from twenty
eight out of thirty-nine counties give the
Weaver electors 240 majority. but seven Of
the counties yet 10 be heard from are surely
for Harrison. Tie official count may be re-
quired to settle the matter.
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Indian School Burned.

PENsoN. Minn., Nov. 25.-The building
OF the Indian Industrial School at Clontard.
eight miles west of here, was burned this
morning.
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ton of the designs for new rapid fire gun
which Is said TO be 20 per cent more rapid
In action than any other gun. II is also in
contemplation TO secure the right to manu-
facture.these guns IN the United States.
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CALIFORNIA AHEAD.
A Redwood Tree the First Exhibit at
the Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-The first exhibit at
the WORLDS Fair grounds is an immense
redwood tree which was cut by the Kings
River Lumber Company. near Sanger,
Fresno County, California. The sections Of
the tree are being placed in order In the
Government building
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Discl,areing the Planter,

VICTORIA. b. c., Nov. 25.-The barken-
tine Planter is now on an even keel, and
the cargo is being discharged at the outer
wharf.
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Frightened by Ponies.

CENTRALIA, H., Nov PA shocking
accident happened few miles south of
mere late yesterday afternoon. An aged
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Suicide of a Wnnlan

STOCKTON, Nov. pa dissolute woman,
known as Lizzie Lang, committed suicide
here this afternoon by taking morphine.
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A New Rapid Fire Gun.

WASHINGTON. Nov 25.-The War De-
parlment is negotiating with the Arm
stroDgs company of England for the acquisi-
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Fight New. from San Francisco.

BAN fHiscIsoo. June 27Grsat interest is manifested
In the fight between joe McAulife and Joe Goddard
next Thursday night. Though tho betting thus far
hasn't been heavy. odds ten to eight on McAuliHe
and the Australians hackers claim they should be
better II big Joe McAuTe were as skilful as Peter
jackson. he ought with his enormous rcach to escape
wthouta scratch and leisurely iab Goddard to pieces
ns frsnds say ha' he has improved In Gutciness and
hNlD Stu thcy ftuIcl an easy victory for him There
ESQ ruinor afoat that tho match has been sold by
tonuafu as he Tears 10 meet jackson III he
sn.s nsnt Tas rnnor INT credited by experienced
beaten. o. - N "
lf0oadard wins he declares he will challenge Peter
JACKSON. lie claims ho Ind Peter whipped in sydney
AZ inc end OF eight ROUNDS whIrh he fought last YEAR
ana The contest had been allowed to 90 on ho could
have Knocked out the dusky gladiator,
Inc local boXing clubs are st after Fitzsimmons
accept reasonable sum Tor Fight. Tho Pacific Club
has offered him good Inducements to fight AiecE Greg.
gains but he positively refuses to consider anything
les than $1,000. which amount he viii never set ID
this city F'zsnm ons bases his price that offered
70 sullivan and Corbo. but the clubs DO not con.
slider him worth over - 900 at most.
II" argue club N tgeTs FItEsimm thinks he
can beat Gregga ms IN u lew roInds liz cannot make
money more easily than by jumping into the ring and
Iglt!ng Greggant whi'e waiting for some other club
to come his ttrfus'
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s%S s ans S:pI "r rS 4! III
close Of 4c Feqd es ndS nnscn sn a1d 5f@f
The twelfth round 6egnn with tho usual
bPs Witch wall %n founy sssSd onsR
the ccvercst ducker that Dixon has met and
lad pand Epa work Ss o%af hS
one ot ,Johnson's ducks Both men seemed
''i Hound thirteen cpenod with Johnson land
90 in a right handler on tho face johnson
damaGe was done in hi; round, Ia, D,-,.
h9 on Se nnna G TS oeei
RSo% rushed At &c On Ens,G%Ss
sS "SG ill.,, h.o cd b,%yd aa Si%Wsd up lis
sSSnns inosnven!Saee; He h Nis ,. trick q
nEG" tia "n1G4 ns 81 s4'Fs' rich. 'ss ss
qna caught pSs ESyHs bsweGn his nGp6s
instead of caning forward as he had been on
SSar hsb ts Cd q Ss s sad and h Ss
wont down with bang. carrying Dixon with
him. " A., o
with irighttul force. His legs. 1ulvcred and
he Law still. Dixon struggled free and stood
heroic efforts =, to got UP. Once he
With lis heels In tho air. isseconds squirted
water over him and implored him to get ur;
Be1lam was in the room. Dixon stood
ready to use his advantage r. johnson
should got up. Tho Boston boys friends
were bowling with joy. Already the English.
mans adheronts wore setting up n cry TINT
tho chocolate fighter had backhcelcd their
man. johnson made one last enmo struggle
to got to his feet. got rs far as bis knees. fell
down again. and lay stll. Referee Smith
motioned to JohnsoI's seconds to take him
out Of tho ring. Dixon 8 seconds lifted him
through the ropes and started to their dress
The crowd gathered around and wildly CON
graduated him. maulinC him on the back with
money won. After couple Of minutes An
nounoer Burns got q seinblance Of order md
shouted out that the referee had given the
fight TO Dixon.
johnson = friends wcre working over him In
a heart broken ia ion. When leferoc Smith
made his decision Bon Rowlands wont over
and made q cn i'm OF foul on the ground that
Dixon had bac kheoeh his man.
There is nothing in that claim. George
Dixon has always boon on honest. fair fighter
who wins his battles with his two good hands.
He was altogether too sure Of this fight to try
The opinions Of the sports differed mate !
rally as to the outcome If johnson had not |
met with that fall. He endured punishment |
In a surprising fashion. and 1t seemed that |
Dixon's wind was worried.
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WhreImen ut Vineland.

ViNELAsp. June 1.-THE ninth annual meet Of tho
New Jersey Division League of American wheslmen
held Lorc to-day In tho presence Of 700 ersonA
Tie frst race ono nile novice ordinary prize gold
medal, was won by II. q. Baretta of the vineand
Wheelntn. Tho other races resulted as follows;
one.mie Novice. oTiinary-MortOn Hand OF Port
Morris, nrs Time. minutes 10 seconds He was dis
qua iHtd, having started over the tape line
oh"mtle Scratch. Sslrty-W. W. TAxis nj PhiIadpl-
Iniuutes 40 No seconds
ilnlf'mle safety, state Championship-H. c. whesler
New York, first. L. r. Miller yinelanu Wheeimen sec.
"nd. Ilps; minute 23 - seconds
one-mile Handicap Saicty-W ". Taxis nrst; Harry
Martin Asbury PARK simen. second Time. min.
utts 10 S-b aeconds, 1855
Wheeler second. Time. i2N1. '' 80 w.
Une-mie safety, State Chsmpionship-H O. Whseler
hrst; A H. Rogers. second. Time a:SS as
amen n,neimie Handisn& 3rdinary-J H. Draper. Phila
ond, Time 24N
Dne,mile Ordinary. State Cbampionship-H c.
Baretta, arst J. 4. Lodge. second. Time, 3:2S
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yeaold. Of s3s each with $50 added Of which 500
second and 500 to thira; selling allowances; three
%aloott6 oampseii'. b. Q. warsaw. by Leouatus-.
Brsctwood staSi.s e. c Sir Richard io7 dtiie
Massa, Dslys Jr C Rs6isway. los wv Iidrlsyj:::
xAjOios colt, ins0II, And L q IS also ran
ss.anss.ysn to bi against sis Richard to War.
leonardo IL to insot. Su'usis paid saiS5, sSad.
THE THIRD RACE.
yard q ~ s:sS; WIN SSo added q Tsiss 800
". 9. DAYS =. Isrsnto. 4 by kinshshsrHLsis6.
A. L. GorfiIs ch. M Reckon. L liz tiit,ic.
Brown Rogers br. o PicipocicI d oS,S H. Gov:
Scm.d Dsmuti His Hishn;,, and fidelio also ran
g,,s!nsTy.sG II. Mshqs.. ~ to Il =, sss, p
%%sS, 10 to Somsd '' hS,asl' PAID sssaS, slssc
THE FOURTH RACE.
,sIs q COO e vhsn $3.50 to second and 500 to
lay GIass 81 sGSn c.yAnasa = BY ho,a'
W.T. sGis'si fas5 sas W. LII s:rs.a
s xns
s.sss ~ S;Is$:a S S:SS "a a +
;sS of's'Sss sss snia Ssa g s4l5
THE FIFTH RACE.
A.weepstakes OF $40 each. for maiden tvo-ysaroids
which have starts and never been placed second or
!hisa; Win added. OF which s2to to
fey9.n Ksshes ' B. rrccida, by rau..u.-pruc,u.
i. IoS, sr e FRINGE Imperial lis
r.. u. Whrples CHI c. Thor, lis (Anderson)
usfsFaGo colt and Miss ds Si
Time O.5O.
RettnR-Fvs to 2 against Prorida, Z to I Muilstt s
70 Prince Imperial to Thor to Bounce 6lly 10
to Corona colt, IL TO Gertrude colt 10 wooi6an
70 TO Eyauatua 20 to Eeodamin, 90 to Lou Rhett
GO 70 Mss Gsnnon gelding. Nutuals paid S1<.55.
THE SIXTH RACE
A high: weight handicap swecpstakes OF $40 each.
with 1000 added OF which $3.50 to second and 500
g third; one mi and three turlongs, on turf.
W: DAy'a b. Lizzie. Z. by St. Blase-Feu Toilet
y NJ barrtcfS br. Q. Tom Rogers. l. i2o fsimm:j 49,. :
Walcou CAmphera oh. &. SNOWFALL 4, 1lg (TarnO,. 8
Potomac, Masterlode. and Larchmont also ran.
Time 2:2S.
Betting-Two to on Potomac, 1 to against Master
lode. . 70 Tom Rogers, IL to ] Larchmont. 10 to
500. 81, 81 35.
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BOTTOM, 81 NEW Nohh. 1.
James O'Rourke made an earnest effort to
E render tSe IN edsr sEy sssis'S WsS the
exception s URoaPEe was tho only New Yorker
to place the ball safely Fuller got ia sn nsoIv
and but for Duffy his hit in tho ninth would
Ses the Between Dn fea Msrs
sfnsS,'s $;friSs srS his $sns
not fol low the bali. and tho heavy hitters Of the
ass s misty d n air m ssr Pie e
Duay seemed called uygsGn to to, cggy y:r about
SeSnd Gaa 'eps f sree SR bases
Ways wa IN nads S R,mssi I e
the little band that bIayed the distagrseabls
or " two othsr Rev Yorkers Kit TIC ba tho VIC
tory would not have gone to Boston, King
We're Wore Of q lucky sharacter fhe aeid nc Of the
i Sriiant I Fuller dc doing some good God Work At
The New Yorks got their only run in tho first
nrst and Tiernen moved to third. Then
came home. O'Fourke was thrown out at seq
the fourth with a single. but no further dam
age WINS done. In the seventh the outlook for
q run was bright. O'R9urke came to the front
nin9 he stretch ed into double. .Thon o Rourke
waited for those hard ,hitters. Ewing. Richard;
waiting Ewing hit to the pitcher and was out
at qrst. Richardson sent an easy tly to Duffy
nd ty9ns sies s% h o
a heap.
Tho Bostons got couple OF runs in the
second. Tucker started with what would have
heen single to centre. II. Lyons tried hard
70 SCOOP the ball before It hit the ground: and
hit one OF Fuller, and the ball took q sudden
bound over the short stops head. Tucker
coming home. A passed ball and two ground
sacrifice hits helped Nash home. In the
eighth McCarthys single, a steal to second. a
low throw by Doyle. and wild pitch. gave
Boston the third run, Tho score:
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Amateur Baseball Register.

Among the many emateur clubs in this city ana sur
rounding places tho following are anxious to arrange
games Tho list includes number of junior organise
tious whose players average from IL to 20 years;
Rcade Baseball Club-Would like to hear from all
clubs whose players arc under old Elm Gods
1rvngs And Heroes preferred. s. Gavin, Reade So
ciai Club. l1 New Chambers street, New York city.
XaWers-Have July 2, q. ~, and 80 open for outof
sixteenth stroet. New York.
Malon Baseball Club-Wili play Sunday games duYfnR
July, August. and September. John 6ersty, SS2 Co
lunibia street. South brooklyn.
23. Aug: g. 20, and 81 open for any strong amateur
team: Jobn H jackson. Secretary, 225 Fifty-fourth
University Baseball Climb Of woodhavsn-opsn to
Long IsaEd
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Tommy Simpson. who 10 known 70 almost everybody
who 10 anybody IN Brooklyn baseball matters, has apr
parenty VIC making OF ptteher N him Last Friday
rar.. Tommy pitched for the Peeps. In the Gye In.
livery. Deacon Halstsd caught for Tommy.
There win be two games at Eastern fark this after
with and by tho courtesy OF President Day. win So
Ladies' Day Thursdsy l. ths regular day SET apart
morrow will mark the close Of the homo In the
an occasion as pSSsibie Th,. WITH tSs twossms AZ
Management for this ernoon should mako the olsstne
days memorable In locAi baseball history.
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Sale Of Thoroughbred YearIlnss.

CHICAGO. June 27.-Twenty.nine colts and
fl!lcs. the property Of various owners. wero
sold by auction to-day at Washington Park.
They brought a total Of $14.590: average.
1904. Those that brought $1,000 and over
were:
CEostnnt colt ny volturno-Patti. by Pat Malloy;
D. A. IoniG. s. Louis .$3 800
N, NJ RrcTn Co. Fort Worth. Tex ,.......:..:. 1850
Nv Wheeler, Louisville, 1.75o
liam. Kendall Stable. Chicago ............... lO2S
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The Winners .t G,oueest.r.

l05H.
second. Carmol!ts third. Time. o3a.
nit EA .saoas s Gen ' Ed Meon
Fourth FAC-SIMILE and = furlong. Maidstone nrst,
ifsh facs Race: furi9nss Emma J nrst Objection
Sixth RAce-Four and one. half rurlonRs Anarchist
o:5px.
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FAILED TO CHECK BOSTON.
THE LEADERS TOOK ANOTHER GAME
FROM THE SRW YORkS.

Brooklyn Crswied Up on philadelphia the
Latter Beinx Shut or by Rsin-io"is-
vile ana ~. Louis the Other Winners-
New Yorks at Eastern Park To-day.
Tho Brooklyns took ADVANTAGE OF bad weather
ut Washington to get on even terms with
Philadelphia. but Boston forged ahead with
out paying attention to any OF them. Iester-
days games resulted rs follows:
boston, 8; New York 1.
Brooklyn, I; Baltimore. 8.
Louisville, o; Cincinnati T.
St. Louis Z; Plttsburgh. B.
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SENT JOHN CAVANAGH 6 TOl

Yesterday Armed with tho Racing Private Information
Agepcys wires and inynclbe safety PLAN on
the turf 10 . forsgone conclusion. Terms 80 for
days wires and promise of PER cent on net winnings
gained thereby. Never more than one horse given
for race. Telegram sent daily before 1850. Ref
srences given by permission to clients IN all parts
Of the country -Four prospectus sent post free
Address BUSINESS MANAGER. r. O box 1906. New
York city.
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How tho Horses Finished at Chicago.

CHICAGO Juno 27.-To-day's races at washng on Park
resulted follows;
First Race-Haf milo. Maid Marion first Lumber.
man second Edith Belmont third Time 1:ol
Second Race-Ono mile. Joe Carter first, First Lap
second Morse third Time. zoos.
NJ, Third Eace-Nine furlonas Emneror Regent orst
Rio GrAnde second. Atticns third. Tlmo, 2:.IL
Fourth Race-Eight and y half furlongs. fne Hero
first Ulster second. Old Pepper third. Time. 2;lG.
Erin Race-SiX furongs. Eclipse nrst, slverado SEQ
ond, Donahue third. Time ] :3l.
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Soik J. Sos;an ' rss.et 6ssbay. q e. via ptes
pk,,mgd Double pInysn n,!sr ana t%mg; DoSis and
Long and Tucker Umpte-Emsie Time. lao.
BRooKLyH. Z: nALTrMoRE. s.
To the g.. Brooklyns' clean aelding and to the
yery faulty handling .; The ha by the hai
Wonders won ut Eastern PARK yesterday. 1t
was Monday. and the weather was damp and
A fow were from baltimore and they shouted
Justify. when in the Gig nth inning, their favor
IVES mode s1a GTF ea Mas Sot aV r
but all was forgiven when he ended the game
with strke-out.
the new bail ShinGln didn't stand on cere-
mony but at once sighted David's slow curve
t and sent it past thd i9r base In exactly
iirsr. Vans hit. however, went. rack Of the
Burns could run from behind tho stand for a
throw Van, unltrcn stood or third ami Shindle
the plate. Shoch stole second on q passed. Jail.
and lannon's single sent him IN with the Sec
In the first. inning Ward led off with n hit.
Before he did. though. Joyce. and Umpire
hh err had iittE circus; Joyce objected
shedn he on "a
order Bill to the bench. In the second inning
alter Brouther? had struck out, Griffin was sent
Gunson,S wild throw, reached third. OBricn
M to MGGraw. and wa. put out at fret.
W IiSl.tI lITtW 10 cdt'n IIlllln AT inc plate,
but Gunson dropped the ball. and Nike was
safe.
Tho runs in, tho third were made on
drorped fly ball by Van l]atren. wild throw
by Shndle. sacrifice by Corcoran. and Wards
ste2! of second and Burns's base hit. Brook
lyn's run in the fourth was earned on Daly's
very pretty two-bagger and FoutZ's single to
centre.
III the Nth Joyce who got his base on balls
was enabled to score on singles by Corcoran
md Burns. On hanlon's nice throw OF Burns's
hit Corcorap was, caught at second. Burns
stole SECOND, and Whistler's error let him
home. This same error gave Griffin his ba So
srd l'obipson's bad throw put Mike on third.
lie scored on OBrien's hit. The Bnltimores
fl!ed the hases In the seventh on hits by Cobb
ma hehoch and Wards poor throw to second.
Iout2 to make w for those hits. throw the
third man out at ilrst. leaving tho Eases Tiled.
Dayes tneTy9S received Il severe shock in
who had singled and doubled In the order
named. sent the ball back Of that Jonah 90
cent stand, and stood on third as McGraw
scored: .Gunson hit that same stand Just far
enough inside the foul line to get another
three. bnGger OH which Stricken scored. Gun
son scored on Cobbs sacrifice. Tho score:
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New Haven Yacht Climb Regatta.

NV HAvrS June 2z.-Tao New Haven Yacht Club
held ITS annual summer regatta over the cub course
to-day. Tho wind Was fresh from the southwest. and
tho yachts got away in good time. The Rival owned
by g. J. Sanford ths winner of tie race sailed tho
course In hours 30 minutes 81 seconds the quick
time ever made over the club course
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on sunday ihero Was he'd a challenge team road
race between Tho ryclBg dly!sons % the Arlington
e.gue ana me NIntL Ward Pioneer Club, for hand
hone silver cup. The course about fourteen and one
bar mes vas from ths Circle FifynInih street and
Eighth avenue stragh. up tho boulevard 10 the city
moa.e In Yonkers Tho Arlingtons won. having the
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o. =. Campbell In Good Form.


forpos. June Ain thu Au.Englnnt Tennis Cham.
piohbhlp to-day, nrsL round Campbell beat BoWIDy
three acts. love. twenty games 10 thirteen.
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Easter Association.


NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AssoctArIoH.
Brooklyn vs. New York. at Eastern Park.
Philadelphia. vs.. Boston, at Philadelphia.
Baltimore vs.. Warrington, at Baltimore.
81. Louis vs.. ritteburgh. Mt st. Louia
Chicago Va. Cleveland, at Chicago.
Cincinnati VS., Louisville, at Cincinnati.
OTHER oANEs
Tale Va Harvard, at New Haven.
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Baltimore, .................2 o 0 s o-5
Earned rnns-Brooklyn. !; Baltimore. =. First base
EE Gn1 8; d, sn,nncre 10 fr.t base ball.
COBB, Thres-haso h,ts-van Hailren, sriG.g or Gun.
son Two'oase hi,s-Daly. stricken. Sacrifice hits
oorrornn. Shoch llsnlon, Cobb. Stolen base,-War
Hrr9s Griffin. schoch. Double psy--McGraw. Stric.er
ma whistler III by pitchor-By f1uG, Passed ball
DAILY Uhpire-sheriian Tme--i 40. Attendauce-76V,
LOUISVILLE, e; cIScISSITL L.
CiNcIsstr. June 27.-Ths Cnciupstis lost another
game to-day. although 1t WAS closely ested one
Attendance about 5000. The lcorst N'-~'
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CHICAGO. June 27.-Ed Corrigan will beard
the Board Of Control lion in its den and send
Huron East this week to be fitted for the Lor-
ilard Stakes for three-year- olds to be run at
great colt will 60 to Green b. Morris to be
specially fitted. The nomination made BY
Gorrigan last spring before the Futurity-
Huron-Coney Island Jockey Club dispute and
lawsuit Is good and not affected by tho quar-
rel with the Board Of Control
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CALVIN. p OH Baldwin, o. Sacrifice hits-Csrroil wer-
den. rinkney (2). Stolen bases, nrro Struck out
BY daiytn. q by BALDWIN, g. Double play-Biorbauer,
sbugaTt and Beckiey Umpire-uurst. Time-l;30.
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bicycles on the
fishing Tarkle.
s.ARsTEKs HAS wOKMs.

Sand worms. l2c, a doz. whte worms. 25c. a dnx
polsnns, $40. doE shedGeT erals, 81 doz NARSTREs3
celebrated ahlancewoUi striped bass aud Fishing
Hanks rod &"uS. ASA and lancewood Gollo butt and
extra tip bass rods SOC split baboo Ny aud bait rods
slss up Jointsd bamboo rodS BIC mp Rest quality
hollow point hooks, single gut 1oc doz: double. 1907
treble 2tc.; 4ply, PIC. Heavy treble Kul leader,
lengths DC each h%lneh brass mnitip,ying h.i.n :.
handis reel holds 900 feet 1SthreRd line 30 S.cto.
Ilo,e mgitirying reels. $50. mp tubher and ncsol.
p,ate ht,tpylnH Ter's' oSc UP 3oofeet rec ihth.n
4. hr"s4 6nc; .l.hrsad, so. snkcrs, T. ~ round.
Can H.uas. w!th hand o. 35r. Canvas tarkI" books,
AO' FISHING pants, 81 Everything TO dehght the
angler. In quality and price
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Nsar City HslJ BROOKLYN. (open EvsniaaaS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-28

Earned runs. Cincinnati. .; Louisville 8 First hnso
on bas-on Mnl.nue. !; OF Dwynr. /; on v'an. 4.
struck out.Ey bwyer. !; by Wan, .. TlreeLasS hi.
-S2n4'Ts kurhne Two'hls3 hil--Slndcrs, Sucriirs
hits-bwycr; i:r"wn, FIeter stolen hases-i,rown
Grim, NIau' Meia riahd lmpr--'ainey. IIHe-2 :UJ
IT. L"prs. 4; ViTrssrEGi. ..
Fl ioUi. June 2T--IimmY Calvin went in aynInst
his old comrades to-day and the Pirates a,no ont see
ond best. Attendance, 1000. Tho score; Wv wv