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THE HORSE AND CARRIAaE TRADE.
A Quiet Horse Market-Trade Fair in Sty-
Nsb Summer Vehicles.


nsb Summer Vehicles.
Last week was rathOr quiet in the horse
market There was fair amount OF trade.
though. and prices were somewhat better
than the week before Van Tassell 4 Kearn ~ 3
weekly auction sales Of horses and carriage es
were well attended. bidding active. and prices
fair. Tomorrow morning an exceptionally
good lot OF polo ponies and cobs. twenty eight
In all. will be sold by Mr.. W. Easton at latter
sails Sale Repository. 1t being tho weekly
sale day. many other horses and carriages will
be sold The standard quotations for the
local horse market are: matched pairs Of car
riage horses. $500 to s. 800; teams OF truck
or express horses. $500 to $1,000: good sad
oilers. $500 to $500 each: good drivers. S215
to 500 each: business horses: $50 to $50
each: and streeters $126 to SlCO.
business is rather dull In the carriage trade.
but better than ever before at this season OF
the year. splendid chance to purchase any
studebacker bros. Manuiacturing Company.
265 and POT Canal street For tho rest OF the
summer they will sell their entire stock of
mammoth repositories Of Flandrau Go. al
WAYS present an attractive sight to tho N!s-
itor; Vehicles are displayed there in immcpse
sss Tne .pas 1iasd at 0I s.'% ="
fash ionable brakes that can be. driven iour-in-
ham hand and are not too heavy for two horses.
ms Hrm lS nQVlnR q considerable call lOr
phaetons. especially tho Newport.
A fine assortment Of stylish carriages. IN
Guiding teantiImi light brakes. and the new
and deep panels. can be found ut the r"posi-
tory Of j; NJ. Quinby 4 Co. Of NewarE. The
two wherlers, road carts. and combination
wagons built by Bradley &Co.. IA Warren street
are stylish in appearance. sui staptialy con;
Callanan's Sop's repository is orc 4 the low
places in town where the popular beach VAac-
ton can be purchased. This vehicle is stylish
use In any locality. Hoover, NolcrtN 90
are selling all kinds OF summer vi les in the
builders OF business wagons OF Il nigh stand
ard. A fine assortment OF these a IN stock at
their repository. U3 Murray street. J. II;
Birch Of burlington, n. j.. offer tAgr!aGcs and
harness ut very low prices.
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J,mmy Lynch Start. In to Tr,,,.

Jimmy Lynch. the l22pound champion pug,list,
started in yesterday to train for his tight with johnny
Griin which to come on during tho latter part uf
September. Jimmy has abandoned his Old training
quHr'eys at Linden and VIII get ready this time
Atlantic Highlands Tho principal cause for tho
change is that at the Highlands he can bath. in sal,
water which h- could not do at Linden. Jack Quinn
viii be his trainer.
Lynch beg thus early to work because he 10 very
big Just now. lie weighs $50 pounds and 1t is gen.
eraliy hard flesh and ,rult to work oh lie has he
taking care OF himsef for some time. Ne ants to
begin moderately and reinre gradually. lie Will pat
In the last three weeks OF his course in dead
and NJ himself for that sort OF business during the IN
term.
The $3.50 that Rod NJ NcMahon Iynch's backsr posted
in tho Ti.1nfsf Nr'. oice 10 max side het OF 900
on the contest has been covered BY Grnin Mona.
hon by the way T. In great distress. Every sporting
man will synpathiZe with Ihis honest and gene Ous
fellow when it is known that his wife 10 lying ager.
Ously i'll with consumption IN the Catsk Aountains
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Not an Easy Thing 10 Got Ahead or the
"B0sa Manager"

WASHINGTON July 26-while in st. Louis the other
day Geo wagner up against Chris Won der Abe
and the ghost Of the Cincinnati Pendleton American
Association venture Chris holds the Lease tho Pen
dston grounds and 10 respcnsbs for tho 81 200 an
nuAl rental He has . $1,000 indemnity bona signed
by Charles A. Prince. Geo ". Wagner Henry Bennett
and Harry Van Der Horst, to protect him. He gave
tiee to MI wagnsr Of an a.ses.mens Of !2as on behalf
omnmnt oi tS ON scepunt Of lie WsshinS,cn Club
Mr.. Wagner paid the rhiladelphia assessment. but
kick ed Washington bill His reason Tor doing
was when he bought out the local club he va,
W.sh,nyton Cb In the matter and As afurther suar.
antee he received indemnity bond 900 to pro.
accounted FOR at the time OF his purchase Mr. Wagner
uow aims this bond IL responsible for WashinRton
assessment The old Board Of Directors of the local
club declare that they never authorized bennstt to
any paper obRating Washington in the matter Of
the Pendrton venture The trouble was settled amicA
bly, here to-day. ChriB coming out ahead.
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After several postponemen,s the members Of the
games committee Of the National Country Asso-
citation finally got together last night and held
ing At the Manhattan Athletic club house There were
present J. II. Anderson and C. C. Hughes OF the NJ.
O.. H. &. Williams, y. "A C; Robert Conn. C. 4. c.; II
g. !iart. y a. A.: Thomas y Storey. L. H.; II. Dimss
b H.. aud Mayer Cohen Y. N. {. A.
!, Was decided 10 h",a m open general athletic
from which IL expected, WIN liqMdaie the debts out.
stand ng against tho attOciRton. The will
lco'yatd dAsh Hnyard dash. 22o yard hurdle race.
hall mile rnn mile run mite and half walk and on o.
mile and tn"nie 'Afety bicycle races all handicap.
There viii also be no. yard novice race and half.
mile bicycle race, scratch First prizes gold hunt
ins case spiiserond stop wa be given tho
winners III the athletic events and siniA oprn.face
watches 10 the second man IN each race.
In the oicNcie races safety Ocyce will he given to
tile mrs. man tp the line In event aud roll.
top d"ss Ia second Twenty-Five cents only viii he
charged for admission 10 tie hetd Tire grand stand
WI be 80 cnis. and ladr, win be admitted free. he.
sides the events enumerated above. there viii 10 an
exhibition haf mile walk by Thomas sherman Of the
Manhattan A. c. who will attempt TO break the worlds
record Of minutes and . seconds.
general mretinE Of the assoc Ation viii he held
Monday erening K. Aug At the Arena West Thirty
hrst street
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CLEVELAND ., NEW YORK. :.
There were several ways in which the New
the home team had declined to plav the Eainc.
been saved. II Turko and y LYONS, had
neglected to bunch errors in the second anu
percentage. and il Nick Young had assigned
MyckoT to- umpire IN some other city the New
Works would doubtless br tied for fourth place
with Baltimore. Washington. and Cincinnati.
the right tcd hleichers two feet on the right
side OF the ioGl line. and Myckoh said ioul. In
the fourth inning Fuller slid home and lay on
the plate whom touched. but WyckoH SAID OUT.
shnrn hit 10 right field. and because Jack did
not run on chalk line up from third. NycRo1
said out. although /imner had no chance OF
touching tho runner In addition to the loss
ers, Tho New Works hit Clarkson ha' d. but
without luck. Whistling line hit went straight
into the hands OF outile!ders. In the NTH. with
two men on bus 90. u Rnurke drove a sttnginE
with two men on bases. he put one on line
into Nc Alcer's hands.
The New iorks got a run in the second on
Okourke,s single Boyle's hnse on Galls that M
mum OF Cranes line hit. In the fourth
Ol.ourke OF encd with double. stole third.
and scored on Burke's single. The New lorks
had men left on laseS in a but the nint n IN
cisions several runs would have been scored;
The Cleveands got three runs in the second
on d. Lyons's wild throw to first Burketts
bad throw to the plate. singles hy McAleer and
Childs's bas, on balls. Burke,s fumtle. OF Bur
kett's grOunder. n IaSsed ball. and single by
Davis yielded two more. Crane pitched finely;
: and with perfect support hut two runs would
rained hard unt! nearly 1 o'clock. nearly l.OOO
persons saw the game. The score:
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Amateur Baseball Register.

Among the many amateur ciuhs in this city and sur
rounding places the following anxious to arrange
eamea The list includes number Of junior organiza
tons whose players average from 10 to oyears;
Leos-Have ali Saturday. in August and Labor Day
out Of clubs giving arsasonable guar
Antee H. Roberts a2l spring street. New York city.
Gramercy A C.-wonld like to arrange game for
july 80 with an out ottown club offering reasonable
guarantee. J. II. Krehbie, manager Lass Lexington
avenue. New York. ~
Exrel.ior Reserves-wn PLAY any team of players
under 20 years ]. LAnders. Arlington. y. j.
Murray Hills-Would AXE to meet some GOOD club on
July 80 that would offer . suitable guarantee. Nat C.
strong, IS Greene street. New York.
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GrRyhNIOwS.


Tho handicap tournament OF the I'm ckerSoeEer
Tennis Club brought TO successful close yester'
day afternoon on the courts of the club at l40th street
and BROOK avenue The final match in the mixed
doubles which was int-rruptyd by rain on Saturday,
was con rlud-d Yesterday B1t one set payed as
the Ariel Tennis clubs team captured the hrst hnh had
Already won me two previous SETS played ON saturday
Tie ma
Mixed Doubles-Finai round Crawford and Miss
Trimmer. ARIEL T. a.. fifteen, heat Rogers and Mlas
Rogers, kAicEerbocEer, 7, e. haf hfteen, "a 50.
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EoKwiLH. July 25-tnder a sweltering sun the con.
GLIDING sets in tho Fairfield county lawn tern tourna
ment were fought out on the NorwGk Clubs grounds
to-day. The card was n good ons. John W. Wheeler OF
Bridgeport won first Prize IN the singles and George s.
Bryan VI the same city captured second In the
doubles Whec!er ana bryan captured tho honors and
the second prizes went 10 William NJ comp and Ed
ward T.. Conover. buth of iTccnwich III. sumnaries
singes-fInal round Wheeler. Bridgeport. heat
csrhart, Greenwich. 40. a. G-+. For second pr2,.
Bryan Brilgelott, beat carlart. nTesnw ,cll o.
not appear,
In the afternoon games for doubles O. pn and Con-
over, Greenwich. heat Brrcnari ana lockwood. s-S
o-B 50; Ea!ory and Be'knap hrdZeport drew
bye Final round topp and ,unnYcT beat Mallory and
B-knap by default Wheeler and Bryan Won the
hrs prize in doubles last lay. Last years cham.
pons were Mallory and Bsknap. doubles. and Mallory
In The snH!es
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Monmouth Park Race Trains, via PehnsyI.
yauin KaiIrOad.

Leave Ds,bros.es st; and oortlandt O.. ferries New
tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday during the racing
season. Regular rans Leaving New York $40 and
vilu A. NJ wIll atop al Monmouth Park Junction
race dAys; also the Half Holiday sPssial wl leave
New YORK on Saturdays Tor Monmouth Park ut iOu r.
~. Al Special trans equipped with Pullman Par
loE cArp.-Adp
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The Winners at Gloucester.

Frst Race-Fivt;eights OF a mile Nn,,s D. h. first,
q, Hstsp second. fragrant third TIuu Oali
second Rncc--Fiye.eIghths ~ ~ Richard r.
frsl, ChnkumLel second. rlrymar th.G.. Time a.
lLiTi ksce-seyen-rightls ut a FOhsmi u
hFsT, Gen. Gordon second, Pluto t'lrd me 81. o
Fourth RaCe--SN aud haf iur,ongs erGbus ilrst
Nihing second. Home Run third, Ilme u.
fth Racs--six and halt turlongs, nance Arst
Lot star second tan't Tell tGITI Tin i;si4
SiNth Race-togr and hst fu nvs. Judge
NtCholl rrst. Mulligan second Wanda .aird. Time,
al
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MONMOUTH PARKS PROGRAMME
Three Stake Events and Three Other Well.
hlIed Races TO be Decided.

The stake features at Monmouth Park to- day
are the Optional Stakes for two-year-ods at
five furlongs. the Raritan Stakes for three
year olds at one mile and q quarter. and the
Navesink Handicap for three year olds and
upward at one mile and half. The Optional
is a selling race. and. while none Of the
crack o-year-olds Of the year will ap-
pear. the nine youngsters named to start
will undoubtedly make a close lighting race
for the stakes. OF the four in the
Raritan Stakes. Leonawcll will have chance
to show what he can really do at even weights
with Dagonet. Locohatche. and Adelbert.
The Navesink. with lakeland at the top
weight. and Demuth. banquet. Russell. and
Stockton with lighter imposts. insures grand
struggle for victory in the longest race OF the
day. The other races have filed with promis-
inc material. and all will be worth going to
see. Here are the entries in full:
First Eacc-FGes handicap swrep.takes Of $40 each
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'Joyce out for interfe ence
Brook !yn.. ...........,,..... o q O q n a I, a
rhhbtFsh ,,-,,s.,,,,...,,...,u % o o . -
Earne Brook irn. !; rItshurgh l. First base
py errors iHo"kNl J. Pittsburgh !. Left OH hnse
brook ln !" PitlbHgh, \, tgr- base on bal s-on
hHr,, :. on aliwin Stru'k "Ht--By Hart. =; by
EaliwIn, .. Iwn.ha.s hit E-ck,- -y sacriiice hits
GGnfcHtan, Hart, Nn!h g stolen base Grimm
po.tlc ilhNs-Mil.er !H-rbLrer. amt Reckl-y: Ward
ann Br"uihers: Is IN, an. pnIy wild pitch-Baldwin
CWplFe-Lmsh-- lip"-l A.. All 'ndanc--lVla
rnIi.ritrnII 4. CI CI>NiU.O
fnlLHrtrln'. LglE - -rhtiHde Mia and Cincinnati
played an srr"T,.ss gam. to-day. and tns Reds we.s
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TORONTO. July 25-The directors II the sunnysido
Rowing club met to- day and decided withdraw Dur.
mans entry at the Saratoga races to morrow and
Wednesday. Two members or the ciub have been sus
pended pending an investigation The club have sent
amAn to Saratoga to investigate the charge against
pufnAn.
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News OF tho wheelmen.

The Columbia cycle club intend giving mp their pres
ent club house at l46 Mest End avenue this fall and
move into small quarters down town.
It ltsrcporied that r. l. Ede. T. :. Osmond and Du
Crus the crack English racers wall visit America this
fall 10 compete at the fall meetings.
Tne Union County Roadsters will hold race meet on
o,
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Philadelphia Crlcle,e In Canada.

H.Lr.1 July 25-Tne Germantown cricket team to.
day began lie first match OF two weeks tournament
with the Wanderers. Garrison OF ottawa and combined
Halifax teams 1odly's match was with the Wander.
ers. Tho Germantown CrlCk-icrs are pronounced on
AL sides III" best visiting team seen III Halifax for
eighteen years Tho score:
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q: BE-. ,ssn Of ss ,ss s.tols IN WIN

errsrs"soston. isit on srs..-aoston 9; Lopsyliis
g. fitst base on bals-oh sn'eh snucs sss,, o.,
Twoba,s h,sLcns key Grim s'Is, naS,. sanass AMER.
Tong Quinn and tucker: Taylor and Grim fspsd
baiicGrlm. Umpre-Gafney. Tme-l2e' Attehe-
ance. ypS.
o. Louis. 7: WARRINGTON. T.
wi,WSorcS July 25-ws'hinston made fou, ~, rms IN
hut this did not prevent ST. Louis from winning The
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Chicago ago.,..........,......o o o 10
Earned rHnsIBAlpmors; !; Chicago, 4. Ftrst base
Chicago " struck out-By Mcmahon. !: by Person. 4:
BY HElrhisoh. T. Homo iun- DAhien. Tlfsc.hAsr hiis
--Sutcite. Wi.IDdi TWobase htts-Apsuu. Ryan, Suo-
rrCe lis s-Ia!iigan: Ianayan. stolrn bases-rArTut'
Deck Or, schriver Double play-stTcker and suic inr
prpirS Mitchell NTmc-2:lu.
BOSTON r: LolisviLLS, ?.
BusIoS. July 2l.-lt too hot 10 wattH game OF
day. much lsss 10 play. The bpsions had iIle
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LsAeuE AND AHrRicAr AssoctAnoK
New York vs. Cleveland. at the Polo grounds
Brooklyn va Pittsburgh. at Eastern PARK.
Baltimore vs. Chicago. at Baltimore.
Philadelphi vs.. Cincinnati At PhiladslphiA
Boston va. Louisville. at Boston.
Warrington vs. St. Louis, at Washington
oTnER CANA
Crescent League vs. Cuban Giants. at Plainnsld
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Brooklyn Cricketers In Canada.

NIAGARA FALLS. July 25.-The Brooklyn Cricket Club
arrived here on Sunday morning on their Canadian
tour They played their first match to-day against tho
Niagara Falls Cricket Club and defeated them by two
wlckets aud thirtytwo runs. The score:
NIAGARA FALLS cRiCKEr
.,,pI
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Earned runs-wsshtnGton. ]. st. Louis 2. oSase
h-Radford. Three.base hit.olasscocE frs, ome
piieHer-carnih.rs First bass on erTor:.st L9n. Z
oat-By Duryea /; by Abbey. Il by Calvin Wild
pitch-DuryeA stolen bases-DuMee bro1'e roy.
tnrutheta Sacrifice hits-puryea. Werden (2). Time
1 40. umpire-McQuad.
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7ar IT. cy%.n & oao Leo p.H.b:s %n Sns
zfi zmns9 @f ' " nssa fs noar
PITTSBURGH. /: nRooKLrS.3.
:. II hot weather is conducive t. such base
bail as was witnr"oSei at ,Eas'erp, Park yester-
day between the BrrUki II and Pittsburgh
clubs. ihtn the ranks should continually cry
1%r mI.S Mlm v mo-, oy ,ns such
the nrruar way in which his suproIters did
def.at. The h"mc players were out in full
force. WITH J"y'ron third and Burns back In
catch lrcklcy. bat ward WAS chewing blade
OF Grnss some ten feet to the left Of the base.
use. In the seventh inning Brouthers got the
ball, Lat when h. had finished glancing At
the ha' -man hal reached first. and there was
Hrun in. Two remarkably good double p!ays.
ih"w"ysr: dit m mach to make up for these glar-
lyns went, nr;t 70 tn" al, Grifin led on. and
re4ched second on Corcornn's sacrifice. and
tlrd % Nilirr's Wild throw. 4 single by
ans ;o5k ton" Hrn sI%s ne snd ths aed tc n H
and Miller went to short. Shugart retiring on
account "i la"rness.
ming. Mith n,o"t BecSl"y dr"vea ball over
SCI sen"nd base rn' cached first; smith and Fat,
nn'l u" bal went by Broithers Becklcy and
Smith s"nrirs Then. Euras male u double
play. n thu inning Ward singled and tried
to steal s.cond Mack attemrtrd to throw.
but j"ycc interI.r"d Mack claimed an inter
ference. and Ward was sent back to first.
whic Joyce was declared out No runs Were
scored
GRIMM scored in the 0th. He knocked the
ba IN" left ne d iur II base. WA put on third
BY t"r""lan's ase bit. and brought home by
Miller FUN ling Of iirouthcrs's gr"under. In
the seventh am! eighth innings the Pitt shurghs
increased their lead. baldwin went t. first
on cn!!nd balls; and scored his run on singles
by Miller and donovan. Fcckley started of
with two-lase hii in the last inning. Smith 5
sacri." "ennd larlel's good Lit to lett earned
Be, kloys run.
The Brooklyus all but tied tho score in the
mint. llaiy singled and Hart sacrificed. Grf-
~ went to first On balls torcoran flew out to
Donovan, Ut nr"uthers came to time with Il
tried 10 make third. but Smith threw him out.
The hore:
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Monmouth Park Races on Tuesdays. Thurs
days, and Saturdays VIA Reading Rail-

Tram, leave station Central RsilI9ad Of NsT jersey
spsciai, ~ A special. ] 90 specia. 80 7. N: Wa
sandy HOOK route from Pier b. y. H.. at 200 90 A.
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News from the Horse world.

The Bergen County Driving PAX at Oradell.
" j.. will be formally opened uU Saturday
next with rnces between horses '."d Ly club
members. The track is in excellent condition.
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LOST A LITTLE GROUND.
THE NEW FORKS iUSN ~ 4 PFCtIIdR
GAME w q tL,TELIND.

Local Players Deprived Of Three Runs by
Had Deeisions-Brookiyn Defeated In n
:, Close Game by Pitt-burEh = Fhilsdel-
phia. Boston. Chicago. and ~. Louis the
Other win,-rs-Other baseball News.
Tho Quakcrs have Mt last got to the top OF
the heap. hut that they will remain there for
any length Of time is open to strong doubt
!, Six other teams arc so close behind that the
least slip will pull Wright's mon down. The
Bostons are gradually working upward. Yes
terday's games resulted:
Cleveland. .; New York. 3
Pittsburgh. Z; Btooklyn3.
Philadelphia, u. CIncinnati,o q.
Chicago, 10, Baltimore, I.
Boston. 8; Louisville. =.
81. Louis. I: Washing gton, 4.
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BROOKLYs CRICKET CLuB
Pl.,naeId'. Picnic Mt the w,clets.

At Planheld on Saturday last. tho rlanaed Cricket
Club defeated n team OF Henderson Company's em.
pIoyees by the folio wing score:
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Looking for . Man to Meet Fitzsimmons.
Nrw ORLEANS La. July 25-President Noel OF the
Olympic Club says that the officials of tho club have
heard word concerning the whereabouts OF
O'Brien since the receipt OF tho announcing the
fighters sudden and mysterious disappearance Some
time ago Mr. Noel oabied $500 England to be handed
to uBcu in payment of the expenses of his Journey
to this country. Mr.. Noel has not heard whether
oBrien received tie money bat does not believe that
IL was paid over him. II II paid tho club viii
take steps looking toward Its recovery.
Mr. Noel. very NiOus tul ufl tho Promises OF the
club ha been using the wires in efort to ind
antagonist for FitzsimmoRs who is still at Bay St
Louis getting into condition for fixht Cablegrams
have been sent io&he leading London sporting papers,
askng hem ind Hall and Pritchard and make di.
rect proposals. each of them for fight with FftZ.
Both men are in England and Mr. Noel expects to
ceive word from then to-day to.insrrow. II they
6use oters the club will try to make match be-
tween and else take the place of the
confess that has fallen through Jimmy Carroll is
to-iay Bay st Louis and says Fitzsimmons
iectIy willing to night either Hail Pritchard. Jimmy
Carroll that he viii challenge the winner Of
the fgh He says he siders hms elf
stronger and better than he has been for years.
Ex.Alierman Thomas P. Wynn Of tho Fourth ward.
now a prominent follower OF the tnrt says that he
back Casper Leon the crack bantam Of the Gran
ito Athletic dub. to fight Danny Mcbride for S5ooa
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Earned m,;iA,laiephiA, ! Left on bas.s-Cin.
&nh",'' g. rh'ia einia l. Ts tHie On balls
pNhsr on "r\AIhg sirU'k out-By nwyer =.
hS WeyliinF 4 Two base hits roruOT. Thon,,on'
Oemen;s Sacrifice III. -Comllkrv 'olsn hs.,
Hurst. 1inIe-l;io. N"'P"s-
CT'c.ro 10; B.LrrNoRE !.
.n.IsonE, Ju y Anson used up three o. Iianlon,s
pitchers to-day. and Won the gam. b. PIE asrd III.
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Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day.
League championship game. Cleveland vs. New
York. Game. = +. NJ. Admission. b0c. and 25c.-Ad..
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RnsebaI'. Fast~rA Park. 4 y. NJ. To-day.
brooklyn Va. Pittsburgh Adm, s,ion rae. and 25c
ExptsAs tralps ol5. $50, Cleveland to-moTrow.-Aay
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fishing q arhls.
MAnsTEEs mas WORMS.

sand worms lgc doA Waite worms. 2Ee sdoL
Bgbsuus, SOC a'1. sAedder crabs AARsTkRss
c.eITatei all .AAcewoud Ns,psd bass and Fi,hi0S
HAMS ryl 81 2g- Ash and Ian 'ewood hollow Ogtt aad
sNIra tip bass q! 900, sp.i 'amboo hy and bait roiA
s! - up. Joiutsa bamboo rod, 35e, up Nest QIatJ
hollow. point hooks single GU lOc. doL double loo.
tT'be .uG. pv, 2Sc. Hetyy treble gut leader'
Lengths. &c e4eh d'llnch Lrl-s multpIling, bAAh;r
handle reel holds $50 feet lbikreAd Line 10 SckeF
pate mgfiriy,ng reels. $50. UP Rubber ana nle...
plate ~ mulup,ylHg reels SSs up. 3O-eet reel Inesot
block "taTtad @Sc l2.thTeAi. s3c l5,threN. toe,'
lstAr,at, a3c =l,thtsad. dtr Slnksrs. Sc perpllai
Car hnuk~ VITA handy. SIC canvas tsck.s BOOKS
4Gr F',nHs pGuts 81 Everything to tsdsA' 'A'
angler. IN quality aud price.
SEND STAMP FoR ILLusIRATEp cATALodrh
j.. MAEsTERs. SIS Court ST.
SSsAs C..y HalLl BRooEIYS, P9sS kIsnSsAI
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Totals, SID 10 "a l3 4 Totals .......5 1925


New York o o O %
Earned rrns-Ne~ York /: Cleveland I. Two. .hass
hit-O tOutkn. Thrce.ha.s hit-Immer. Sacritre hits
--'tane. Burket'. stolen hasss-oRourke. fuller.
sa,, on n,i"-oh Gran. ,. on CinIs, a IS struck ont
ny Gran, .. 10y CiatksOm, 3 Left On eass.-New
YORK. IL: Cirv"Innl. - Double plays-Doyle and
Boyle crane fu,i-r ani IoyIe. Passed balis-Doyie.
!. Zimmer. !. mp'Te WyckOf. Time hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-10
WE BUILD THE LADDER.

au.aycu 4, not reached at aslnFc bound
R,t We buud The ladder Wy which, We r'ie
r.,g' ,hs lowiy EARN TO tho yau tld skies
80. ,Beeott1 the summii. round by round
.f count this thing to be gundly tue
rb,t noble deed " a step toward God
fldipy the soul from the common 900
70 a puref air and broader view
awerI,e by the thing, shat are under feet
uy what we have mastered u greed ara gaia
nv the prize disposed aud the ission ''a'n'
And Inc yauqu.shed Ills that We hourly meet
awe hone. We aspire, We resolve. We uus''
wbrn the morhng calls W TO lfe aud llgn'i
mi our hearts grow weary, aud ere ire h'sh'
oar lives are trailing tho aordid du'1'
1--WE boso. We aspire, We resolve, We pray,
nud we think that We mount the air on "'hs''
revond the recall Of sensual thinss'
whie our fee. still cling to the hcAvy clay
,-.,,,v IN dream. ~ a ladder thrown
PROM the weary earth TO the sapphire wallai
uut the dreams depart aud the vision ihl'''
40 the ,lrcpsr wakes on HE pillow OF slono'
.ue.ven Il not reached nj siusle bound
nnt we buiii tho ladder By which We rise
som the lowly earth TO the vauliod skies'
A.dW, mount 10 the suminit, round nv FOUND
-. O. Holland