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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

~ -,v :, v,,bou, dit c-.ne them. Moello is loo"'u
r,on A. nvincble in the West and is likely " w '"o
fayortc a. the entire West l. sure IN D'' v" w
shows 81 much high form In his racer. , .
ri,bcr pssar, or D,b,o with Taral In the sahn'e II
dangerous In any company but the Western 'lr''
they accept odds on that More''o ga" ,,sh,er
Of them distance with even "rlahr ",oh n.
is a.kcd IN carry ~ to-daSs handicap IN "n,. ,
meet. some Of the best horses in the Fast 81 - '
sleipncr and Reckon are well IN with ils ,n
is likely receive support AJAX VIII car -, hv
Der Of small wagcr>. while >lrocco wiz y" - - "a
some ~ the dope" PLAYERS. lorkville Be"", WIN
&c likely 10 have some following. The long'Sno' p'
will have every chance add to the wealth Oh '''"
makers. -, -, Man.
F. II Garrison and W. Catfish DAILY were ho' w '''
mouth Park Yesterday. ,oxo,
The rule in regard 20 stables Is hR'N =, ,..c,s
70 the letter The Officials Of the Board OF 'o,U, ~,
cav that they have got tired II furnishing '"U' ,r
horses who occupy the best stables on inc "" g.,
owner. Of the horses never think Of enterihe "''',
,c aver the tracks on which they stabbed a. p'''
l. an cntrance fee 10 the purses. 1t is strange teS "
discovered that fact until this year. uo "a
,,nge Ta,or AZ the track s''' .,
rapnv recovering from his injuries Il am rd'he lamp
,,, ,d rorino - n. said ~ hc nourshcd hi@ cru''hcs
T.vIo- received many concentrations on the Po'P' "
his speedy return to the saddle -. ,h.,
wa,t.r Rollins looked Ialc and III. although he sau VIZ"
no wo. f,cno first rate It was inten-cy hot whcf y
arrived in Chicago with c. w Johnson al" "
under the font OF the stable ana eo"''
LARA by doing 30. .h .h,,
Do,tiu, /. ike III, busy bee. lie improves 'ach sn
/ ing hour by racing arair't horses uat NJ h" -,
10 hicks mn one or NOR, small stakes every "ec" '
the total 81 his winnings is likely to exceed s'"'o VI ~"
higher cas>cd Youngsters . -.
A. T. Cascatt j. likely 10 return TO the tnf' ~ w.
a pity that like Mr.. Cas>att, VINO mas '"'oY
rIeo sur, OF breeding thorouchbrcdS and seeing u
| his coors TO victory should be induced 70 imi''' ~
breed such '.bunco" specimens Of the horse a. ha NJ
T. Is dcvoutlv TO wished that he VIII swap "'e" "
some grair jersey COWS and give the COWS away .r
The second eNprNes from Monmouth c""e
h.,,rc serou. accident on the trip home TWO horses
that escaped from their posture got on the Uacn !" '""
q, the train which running at the rate OF MY m'
an hour One OF them got of in time but inc o'nc. "'
struck BY the locomotive ana was cut " I"'' 49,.
was much excitement the train. a. II was fclo'' %
two men were Kidd. The train was almost an houf 'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
nr,r,,,rp FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New.England generally fair weather preeeaea ~
local thunderstorms winds shifting I" "es'e'y p'0s0'
.,,mcr and fair weather "wednesday
,, ,1..,or, New.York Eastern PcnnsylNania, New
,o. ,a Delaware fair north winds shifting to 'oaa'
westerly. . ,,,.. na v,,g,,a
FOR the District Of Columbia Ma'!ia"u A"s o.,
,o,,uv f.r; variable winds slightly warmer III W"
gina. a., o.,,, local shov.
ers the coast III ,.t.
E,r Georgia I'D Alabama. g'n"raiiy HIT
En-, Eastern Floridl. local showers
For Western Florida Mis- is-ipm and Louisiana se"'s
.ur fair except local showers near the coast
"', e. r,.,ern TEXAS Arkansas, Missouri. okiahomss
,,a,,n TERRITORY and Kan-i,. AR
For Yves, virginia far' ,., tate,
No. vo.,e,u New.Yo,k Western fenn-yNania' 'a"s
por,bvc.t winds shiftire To routhe'y ss"'y "'.,
Ear ohio a,d Indiana, fair winds 'aLIHs I" o'''''"'
wainor. ...,,o. II, north.
For Illinois fair; ,onthcrly winds wa me' !" "'''-
east lor on. - o,
FOR Michiran and Wisconsin, f'r' "'r"'''
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GAMES ~ OTHER CITIES.

Chicago. Iulv 3-Bo-tons champions W'r III, III, '"
g., tho ,rt time TIL. and, oddly enough the cN
49,. .,,,.r.a y The Chcaeos Hutchinson pi'fhN ono
80 h,s od.tImc games holding tn r"son> Gown 10 wv"
h,,. only thr,c ''beano,crs' reached hr't ah' ""''
tycr,vnInc faced Hutchinson during the gam menus
o.. a. ,u.c,\c The colts got two runs III 'hH mr.
-, La, nm n,lls \ force out double. a rln'' III"
si,elo aud another in tn thrl on 'afroH' h"'' -
.,c,lu,c and single. Attendance. 2OO' Inc ''o''
,licaeo ..............-.-3 o " o Is
Chicago : Bosom .. ErTor--ihi,afo l, p"'
49,, nam, r..- Hutchinson and kIt; edg' N''h"s '''
Is nrctt. tmpr -NcQu''i ,, ,,.
,,r.,nuo.i July The rhlaiclriias ontphy'" u"
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A TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF.

The racing AZ Monmouth Park yesterday was I" inc
roAer,,e sort Every decided over the sras"'
course There we're cchty.sN Jookmskcrs IN Inc "no
,rer NOT hurried take Tho bets offered Inc ate"u""
,. M, nh 70 the average Monmouth crowd Inc 'hais
m Of the closing hour for he entries caused SOM 'o"
t,.io, q. many trainers neglected 20 enter the h"i
rho bets were declared OF IN the INST race" d're''
,ion o, the rules. This is the third time the ''e I
has l-en broken that the average racfroer D''' ~
,ho ,udycs have rules OF their own 10 apply "h'"
!, suits their convenience. The Trouble was ''"' "
tho withdrawal Of Sifocco who posted as s'''''
The weights for the Columbian Handicap IN 'ho'to
have bcco announced. Lamplighter T. the Top "''s"
with l2G pounds OH his back. Pessaia has 10 D
ia Morello ll3, Wildwood 1l2. Helen Nichois J. ~ w
100 II is likely that will BE- at least h'tee" S''
for the race. -. I cas-
d Iorilard Ia, made arrangements WIN ~ - -"
sa,, 20 ship Iam,dIRhter 20 tho Midway fi''' y.1
-, ooe ~ the fastest trains over the fcimNi'"" w.
,d No matter how many starters thore az " 49,,
- yo,rnlohter H. sure 10 have enough OF ro "
-, lie dislikes to be crowded by ordinary w" 49,,
,nou. how 10 use his heels. IL the ohc'as ~ Etc.,. .
.,,or sends the horses on within e"so"' ~,
80, roce should result. wildwoor is ONE u Wv 49,.
s,.ns TINT have shown both speed ana stamina " 49,,
80 He IA in extremely light a. Californian" -,
,. n, running their horses 10 show tne my. ~
me, how much weight they can carry ana Nv" 49,
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HANDICAP POLO AT CEDARHrRsr
,,pcr ATTENDANCE AT THE CONTEST M
TWEEN RocKAwAY AND MEADOW

TWEEN ROIKAWAf AMI ''LH''N
BROOK.
Tho e-st noIo esme Of the season a. Cedarhuf" va
d be,reen the Rockaways and Meadow Brooks yes'
,,a,v on the grounds OF the Rockaway Hunt Club TWAS
the nrs, 81 three games for the Alden Cup M~uo"
n,ook received handicap OF goals from lsoeks'
Nsy and won. Egeruoo Winthrop was re'eree' mon,
u,,chcock timekeeper for Meadow Brook. and 70. ~
Lord for Rockaway ~ r,, +, :,
Tho attendance was large. sidney Dillon Ripley j. n
Kerno nan and II. t. Herbert were there "in cos0n"S
,are. Among the other were MI ana ME- Lawrence ie~
nn,a r. H. FrancAe Miss MAY Bird. MI and MR. 4.
u,,chrack Mr. and ME- Kernochan. Lour Nilsson j. %
I,,,cLe pa,on and Baroness Waerdner j. b AuerDachs
t,,sv Clark stanley Mortimer willard Alden evef OK tne
o.,,,,,i Gun lost In weeks nre, MI. ana M~'
, Eeer,on win,hrp Mr.. and Mrs Il La Montaigne.
stuvycs,nt Pilot T.. Ia Montague, j. G. Chee'er ano
Mr. and Mrs Van Rensselaer, Kennedy Inc saies
q, the Eockaway Hunt club received ueir CUES" N .
tent put up for the occasion
Tho game was marked by brilliant Individual play ous
both sides showed lack practice in team play Ihey
,uuched mn far too often and this led TO nasty ai WHICH
George Eustis got His pony fell on him. but he pueAiy
pay,d out the balance the period After the inter-
mission Lad been extended Eusts out and 10 the
balance OF the game played brilliantly than ever nv
back play being most effective for his side.
Sartiug against a big handicap. the Rockaway team
had an uphill game; By good work on The pert OF j. L.
| cowdin and q, A. Day they scored two 10 their op-
uonents' one but could overtake the Leaders VIM
~ q, two executions the goals only after close
the only runaway goal being that mace o "eo'ss
| Eustls In % seconds. The score follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
W T,,IDIEN'S EASY VICTORY.
large crowd 60 OFT no wASHlN"roN fAhh
TO sIE LAST YEARS CRACK IiNf''-'
YLAROf.D.

c,t.,y, rulv 3-rhe Ioeihih,y Of seeing 70 la"'''",
t,, ,o,f's cracA thr"e.,eaf-old. and 'n 'N'e''",
-, ..,cn races brought large crown o'' - '"'
,, par, r,e- ,o.eay Yo Iarib"n's rao' "a- -'ooha "
tho ,,td a cond ton AFFAIR al one ana "he-''s"" ~
y, -, c,,,d rlly was Installed hot ia'"i"' "'"-
-, =, / To- o. There no delay ~ t"' '"'' NV
yh,n tho word uas given the Dnk' 4" N''P'"' -,
, h,y closely followed by io 1amb'h anu "'i
m. f.,..ri,. AZ once To the non ""' i"'N
tan, o., m. Di,, time haI raIn'd lea" oil '''.'
49,, ,,.. aiming under a strong pun. AZ "'' '''''
The b,d Increased her lad nan i''Hth Wv 80
Alfu.t,e Lefg r.cond and Kimberly t'''u'
,o lin. ,.fet.h Their, gene al to'''H w p' ,,
.,r,,cht.ncd out fvr the home Ray gave IN "'',
her head. ana 81" -Iil'd niiel INV wiz W.
Of winner b. two open l'isu7' , ,., #,
The Aetna Stabt', Eolyn upset inc 'ac"' "'' "
tho closing race a slNfuriong condition race 'oi
year old. and upward. They played sunshine ""''"''
49,, o., t.,i,n.. AZ @ 20 ; each though they were
,h. only one. In t. but Ro,lyn. showing ""Hloiu' o'.'
# speed .pread.esglcd hi. nell and "O" p'"'u ~ =.
three open lengths The time i 1870 Vas '''' '' $500
many think had o-lyn been pushed he "'u'u nave
tho di.i,nc. In | IL Following are me 'n"l'''''
~, .,,. ,ur.. $500 for maiden twoycar.o.ls, -
,uriong, tmI,,s Of Norion. % tf'f"i1s, !" :. "
'ccond Charlie McDonad Ioi al NJ pGI'f, ~ r 20
tnmG Mayor Hilton -'She W"di'h rio ttt or ranse cir
MpT our,iomie ia Gni:hc a. named limo ''
second pg'e u ooo for s; to- S"n y
.%o c"s'G' 1lfe, i %n Ian Go! '0 To- ,Sir
- s. xnIc ~. i'pa"ia a"a Duke o. M'i'''' ""'''''
I %, named. III ami nm
ward selling Allowance. mile frNoN'r. w
| Sr,ir. q t. J. won by haf a l'UHH " Pose >,
E,ri.h 100 rc"nan TO . srg1n' n.ra Marina
/ auke Inlor, Don, Nob.. IN nn"i4 p' Dawn Ton,
/ r., rnrk II"ig" it",', 'i'-' i,' '
/ ~, ',,r N hr.lnf r. Folsom finished a h"''n-
Fourth r,cc FREQ handicap. Tor va War,
inward u 300 addict. IA milt>-'alimio IivV ',f,rn,
IRA won Il, lcnrth Joe i.lh knufl w, y, W thri
f. ! second, Riley. li9 i. MurIhyl, a. nd ~ n
| Ti,",- .cG,. Versatile faicro, N'""n anu w. "
| finished named -, 49,, ~,
ttfth ,,ec ,r-c $500 Tor urce-yra'-,h> 30 >,
,,rd ;, mile Imp Somcrsault 100 (MoriS,. ~ 1 "
,,on l,y length. Mile Standsh. ~ Nl"Nthl ,h,r
| r~ond, Cro,nrt 10. c. McDolal N ps,ni;,nas,n
TImc--l .l3A2. senator MOTT ,thetic's Ii-
Little Crete Hayde Jennie liari'hE , 'i"lani ii
C"ver Mon,e,idco and Bret Hart" finished a. "'''"
sixth race purse $500 for maiden t""y wnn Sy rs
,nr,hs sal, ador lOI Thorpe Z" l. 'c""'' Ia,"rat.
/ ios sargent. ~ third- I'M 80 ~. Uurr
i,rtrl st"1 Little I'd. Prime" Leon. Jampot'e n ~
slant u LEO NJ and PM Dnly hni shea A. h'"''
seventh race purse $500. for hre".y"a olhs anu "
a., rds :, milc-Hi.,n lO3 IrvirRI. Z, Won ~ a..
,o"oths sunshine Whskey. IO1 II "Nlhe"h ~ " I'm
Ind tr.i Ward IS CLAYTON, 10 I" mr. ,,n1nn
'""I:io Rally Minnie Cce. OREGON Icl p'' ' ', W."
i,co ,;ltnold Yale anu Woodor1ii hhiShrd ~ NAM"
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Rry OVER BY 4 CABLE CAR But UNHrRT

81 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon, n an uptown
broadway cable rounding the curve AZ your
tcrnth IT,. I. struck truck, IN which was "aN'ro
LITTLE nine .vcarold italian boy, living az NJ" - "'>o
Eiehth.st The toy drown ont Of the wagon, anu
tho car ran him Tho cripman stopped me ear
A. IL was over the boy With the aid Of h|c P'ii'c-
mon and the crowd which quickly assembled the car
vas raised and boy taken out thorough 'N'"l"''
ton undc by Tribune rrpofv'r showed h't we 10Y
received no injuries though his clothes Wci' to'' '
, few minutes delay the bov went hone WIN "'S "''
brother and the ears were allowed 10 NOV" WI" ~ "
IS, wnesses II the accident 1t seemed Tor ""o "''
fine boy. body must have been ground n pie" e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
TIE ScuOOycR'S CREW BROTGHT IT'D Pohi

The captain and crow Of the schooner '''''''' %
,rcug-t here sunday nj nj on inc '''''"- w
scan. Ncw.iIamrshirr. The mon hah = h'''"" wy
from, downing sunday morning In "'',n', W. Wv -
- -, 49,. ,ho Garland was of Cornfeh Light, NJ
:, .un1,v The s,cam.r NrNila"rNhir crashed
in,o her port bow and biz hole '"' ''p' ~"
the six men Of tho crew barely lad tlP' y '''P :"
,oa, bcfor, The schooner sank. they W.T. p''" w w
the New .llamphirc. The '"ilan' WI" y ,uo. =,
Laden ,,, .,, Shc was owned by T. j. Jones ~
Co,un,,, r,u. Ne. and her hainr port was Ms'l"'.
Mc Tier master. captain LIh'r. 'nd ''s,''.. ''' "0
,,. r.cr, ~. avn cour-e and had thu rIh' OF way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
rrtrrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In ,hi. diact,;n continuous white line shows tho
.h,nees In prrs.urc lndca by The Tribune sI.
,ecor lin. anu.trr. The line represents thc "m'
ner,turs As observed az lrrry's pharma' y
Tribune Office. July 4. A. m.-The weather se'"r"y
, "a, carly evening" when the cd.c OF a th,nccr.
,o,or ra.sci over the city The temperature iansoi
,o,yc,n o. and 81 degrees The a,trA'c N5s) hi'c
.r than on the corresponding day las; year ana lower
'n'h II ard near NewYor todoy the weather VIII psSs
ably DC fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
pprc,TOv ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

rir.t Selling: sI> and onchah furlonss' Dos
Ncpun 100: t,cty.iurg. 1903, Doncas''r lV' Do""''
GRO : TO- Lizzie McDur To-, os
,cooa .,cc- Selling. nyc h,rioncs. Love Knot 'oS
n,iv 1903: liindoomcre lO3 Marble. lO3 N''D'' -" ~
lo2: Enrr ann 1902 Brar fcldinH. loo' inspector -
CO. Clear sea. % I.orinda. So ,,.
1hird riN-Seycn furlong-. bluen' 'o"' w" 49,,
,oo. ,lc,dc Ioo. Mor,atte 1O2: Vera. % Eh.hSr
Lady % Harlem o. King Leo 81 oc
Fourth racc-SlN and one.hai flFlon1S' h'"o'Se '''
pI,v or PAY l0i; Zemotla IOi; Rear "n1rl' Ioo'
Fifth race-Soilinp; sN furloncs. L"rn"r IVA ~
ri,nt 100; varabond 90 Dichcrson, 90; Balance ~
Laughing Water %. ,
sixth rac"-rlvc furionPs Major Daly' - WV
polar 100 grey Eagle. il9 Mall" Glenn W",,,
ll3; Faster John. li3; Lon Rh't'. Io'' i"''' ~
FLY. 100. ... o,a
seventh race-Indcpendcnce Steepc'haSc Handicap o'e
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YOUR HEALTH

may depend upon the way YOU treat the warnings "hc"
nature gives. few bottles Of :. = :. taken '' VIZ
rropcr time NAV insure good health for year o' -.
Therefore act al once. for Is important that ha'"
assisted at the fisht time. - s. D never fa' u ,.o
the System q Impurities. and Is an excellent ,o"''
HE WANTS TO ADD HIS .NMr
Permit ne u add name 10 your hany ot"' -,
eat. In coninendatlon great curative P''p
contained In Swin's Specific Is. S. s.. IL Lii
,pe OF the best tonics ever used. JOHN W.
Anderson ,. C."
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases MALE" "'''
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta ""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

St. Louis July 3-The WORKS came ne'r 'r'"'"'@
M, os n,rr,w hole in the eighth inning. but Gleason
was too much for them IL was their onlN r'iN III
he had them his mercy all through the game Win inc
exception Of that inning. The Browns two runs IN ue
eighth gfs. lannon's two.bis9er was cieaf o''
Werdon knocked long y g. centre which Lyons missed
and Percy carno in on a passed ball Iu-'; Is the UNI
pire who gave much dissau.facon m New'f"rk 70
Gently. His palTnbv Incorrect. fact ap-
parcn. every on tn" grounds 1t gave 81 Lou'
a victory which the Giants should hay" won D"yic
Joined the team to-day his IL -till doubling MN"
Ward tried Keecr ,hor;so to-day IN place OF Full
er The effect would have been better had kecler gone
10 centre field. The score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

tarnei runs-C1cveand B'0oN!h o Furt a. ~
error--l leveland Brooklyn q Lett on
g. brooklyn t1r.t has" On bsh.-Dn Young ii on
louf / OF Kennedy 3. struck 0ut-By Young T. home
Iun-DIIy mr. .c.hi>e ht>-BhAei pslcy Two a,'
hit-Ewine, Burkett otonncr inner n l,'"' ,uft
poiy cor orin. Double psys-McK"an and Virtue o"r.
s, A II Rro her. Foufr C)rcor,n; Daley. Brouther
and corcoran. Wild prch-kenn'dy. Cmpre->e"afu'
limo Of game 10.
.r,e staten Island Athletics Will play two games with
~ ,y,rvod Athletic club az West wl,righton, s. i,
today The morning game will be called at IL O'clock,
and the second game at I p. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
rpo1-riNG on VARIOUS TRACKS.

There III Rot lie trottlng at Fleetwood TO-DAY, many
of the members gong ~ Portchetr opening Of
j. Mctlenahan's half-mle his farm. At
Parkway on the Boulevard there match races
and sweepstakes for paccrs The half-mile track at
Poarsa. L. has three 'rotting oyentS teppers
will Go al IIohokIs y. j., and Goshen. n. Y.
TN the kitr.track krkwood, Del, the PAGERS Mascot
2:O,. ana >aladin 2ll.. trial, :0?+ haif.mlie
track Will 20 the pacing record o. Sala1in Is
in Great form lust now. but Mascot quite
ceit Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
THE RECORDS.
New-York

The Giants lost at 81. Louis ye;tHday and New-fofH
IL now tied with Cincinnati for scyc III place In The race
for the pcnnant. Philadelphia was the on! I~s'.'n
tam, =, win Yesterday and this ueS Boston IA fhl'de'
, D, ,h Load while the Bird Qrnonls dropped back u
,h,rd place BALDWIN pitched for The Giants ana con-
detlnr hts recent rcco 4. exhaustive comment Is not
pccessarr Rusie u DE- tae OILY Wteher IN 'h'
New.York team who can win game 1ue V'o'u' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
,.rn,,rrrvr FEVER Oy THE LETBNITZ.

,,r,,, ,om Rio Jinoiro Is d"t'n'd ot
on,,a,,,a -, ,n.vection and disinecuoa. ON June ID
80, u..,o, svedc died from int rn'ttht i'Ncr
,.o was bu,i,a at sea. Tea Gays Later II 'a' -.
Of la,eruool the chief steward died from wv ''
Both men we're about thirty years o'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
INCREASED PRESSURE IN THE CEN

Washington, July 3.-lhe barometer mas 'a''e' -
rsx,s notthward 10 Dakota and the area oI 10" pr""
49, .,,cod ono dcpros.on being central In south Dako'a
while the other is central north OF Montana ihefe has
nen general increase In pressure in the central V'e,s
and lake region and also over the plateau region ~
warmer except Ia the Northern >'a,es east :" VI"
-, :, 10 coo,er: IL is also cooler In virginia.
-, c,rlin, and Kentucky. Local hunder-to'ms "s's
y,ci on the Atlantic and occasional showers s
,r.oa from the ,ulf States North Dakota ana Eas"rn
uop,,n, The weather is generally clear 'mous"os' VIZ
central valleys aud the lake regions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
GAMES TO-DAY,

&, rou,. ~ New.York, az ST. Louis, a. m. and p m
pi,,shurc vs. Baltimore, at Pttsbuig. a. M ana p IN
chicago "a. boston. at Chicago. a. M and D. NJ
louisville vs. Washington. at Louisville a. NJ ana p m
cleveland vs.. Brooklyn, at Cleveland a. m. ana p. M
C,,nnau vs. Phiada phia at Cincinnati a. IN. and n m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
BROOKLYN DEFEATED AT CLEVELAND.

THE SCORE 10 TO 10.
Cleveland July 3-Oi.tashijned batting characterized
to.day,s game. Y.une luckicr than tie Brooklyn
pitchers bccase kept the hits scattered except IN
Two innings Cleveland KNOCKED Kennedy out OF ue
no, I'm m, sixth Fou,r was Int quite hand. Sensa
,,ona, oeldino n,ov. were made hy Burhctt. Ewing
and DALEY Attendance 900. The score:
-, ,.,.t-t,vn UROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

disObediencc OF Instructions In thi, cnsc WA. :, OK
aS% amr 90 on pH st. a and ne Inc rcc
Throughout the i>t mile. although that mile was run
lea 4 II nI ira. IF a or a as it 1ol hage
Is II p%s; bi 'ha, JOCKEY Of Garrison experen,
and mile in :43-betwcen i've ,mrlone> in
l 90 and Tho s~mc distance in :o4 He onGm 10
carry watch in a race and consul, IL now ana hen
every tuih H. wcnt Wild wherever i, va" possible.
IL lie IN tn' rnct 'rH c !" MAKE UP in nse ons all
the space gradually and rcservne the hgr High, of
R n1 S a iTSa cvy sn in which f
/, is possible FOR Jockey to commit In race. except
the crime Of actual int, nonal fraud and TIL was
Supplying blunders in this race will mar and dcface
his greer to IN Gay Of his d'%th. lie ought TO
stage.
Part Of Goodwn's Official Guide. indispensable
racine men, t. out and is for sale In every place
where turf literature can he purchased This gui e
constantly In value. 1t includes all the racing
mcn tim OF he Conev snna jockey tnb b cav Ver%hns
up 10 .niy l. Fh" No. n t'llhc VIII terminate IN"
first half of The semi monthly issues Of Part !. Dur
published. which will include all races that have
to July No. / Of Part II will be issued about July H.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAtE-sl5 each 81. 900 added. Five furlongs.
Sc ns''l" s.
J. A.: a. H. ID; H. Morris Norris ,.i b. f. Cor.
IT, '0n by ii'm'aian'D " rL,,ied 90 IS
RaneocaS stables tr C. ve''Oue' SINS 1s2 is ,-s
NJ. F. Dryers Dr. h. Kingston. sge1 ~ %
Time-I :ooa.
Idde,lcirh stoncnel srocco. Yemen and Whit" Eosc
Withdrawn. Kingston made the running for nearly
half mile Correction passed him and won neatly
by nearly a length Vestibule second neck before
Kingston.
SLtOAD RACE-Maidcn two.yearolds; SIS each; 81 900
! added. sp cial weights Five iurongs.
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Tull COURSE Ut. Luke, 153; Ecarte. 1907 Pat Oakley
Ii6; Return. 143 Csnor. IA; Liero, 40; Landseer.
13s; o1kwood 1875; Farewell. 1907 Easterbok. 1870 /;
Japonca. lc7; sand Flea. 125
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Tme-l :c3.

senator was the only taken out. senator "!adY
took IN. lead VIII. nag foll. maie all the running
and won Ly length and 4 half; Jack Of Spads sec
od the slime distance b,or Equation, who beat lar-
length.
THIRD RACE-slj each 81 coo added Special weights
nile.
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Ne"'i ork ...........'.''V -. -, -,
Earned runs-St Louis g. New.York 2. First base ny
errors-st Louis g. NewYork /. Left on bases->t.
Louis g. New.York @. First base on bals-on '.asoh
q on BALDWIN /. struck out--l}y BALDWIN = IIVec'
base hits-Pe, C'nnor Burke Two'6ase ht'-Banmgm
bases owd Shucart. DavI. Wild ptch-Baldwin Om'
pire-IIurst. Time Of gafne-l 40
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GIANTS NARROWLY BEATEN
AN UNFORTUNATE ENCOUNTER WIFI
UMPIRE HURST.
THE ST LOUIS TEAM WINS THE GAME, TO j.
GLEAsoN's EFFECTIVE WORK IN TILE
PITCHERS BOX.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

ST. Louis 4, NewYOrA 3. Io1ls'ld, !" WsshinS''"
CieyeaGd -. Ifook IA 10. Chicago s. bo'"h "
philadelphia g. Cincinnati 8.