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PolIcegDetafI For Julv.

The police detail for the month of July
is as follows:
Beat One-Day watch, Kripp: night
watch, Ahern.
Beat Two-Day watch, Alter; night
watch, Greene.
Beat Three-Day watch, MaIey; night
watch. Franks.
Beat Four-Day watch, Lowell; night
watch, Higgins.
Beat Five-Day watch, Naghel: night
watch, Talbot.
Beat Six-Day watch, Wilson: night
watch, Dole.
Day Jailer. John McManus; Night
Jailer, I. f. Burke; Court Bailif, II. J.
Carroll.
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and streets yesterday morning, on COM
plant of a restaurant-keeper, for refus-
ing to pay for meal.
When searched at the Police Station
neither of the men had a cent, although
they protested they would pay for all the
-- soup they had got.
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FEATURE ON FHE FOURTH.
Clan GordOn's Gathering to be Held
at East Park.

at East Park.
One of the notable features to take place
in this city on the Fourth of July is that
of the Scottish picnic at East Park by
Clan Gordon, No. 107. Every arrange
ment has been perfected, the grounds are
in a perfect condition, and seating ca
pacity has been arranged for thousands
of people.
There will be double events during the
afternoon, and hundreds Of dollars given
in cash prizes, which will be open to all
comers. The children have received
special dancing lessons for the occasion
and will be taking feature.
In the evening the grounds will be
brilliantly illuminated, and music will
be furnished by the Hussar Band.
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To-Day's Auction Sales.

This morning, at 10 o'clock, D. J.
Simmons & Co. will sell at auction, on
the premises, corner of Twenty fifth and
NJ streets, an improved lot, S0xl60 feet.
At the same time and place they will
also sell lot 3, in the block between o and
?, Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
streets. also SOxl6O feet, which will be
disposed of in two lots.
Bell & Co.. at 323 ] street, will sell
at auction at 10 A. NJ. to-day two fine
colts, described as follows: Rumix-1-
year-old, bay, by Chandelier, by James
Madison; dam Starlight, by Wayland
Forrest. Apls-l-year-old, brown, by
Tariff, by Sterling; dam Nettie NJ, by
Prompter. Also, buggies, wagons, har-
ness, etc. Also, the furniture of three
residences, removed to the salesroom for
convenience of sale, embracing a large
lot of elegant pieces.
At their regular sale to-day, at 927 K
street, at 10 A. NJ, Crowell & Lambert
will offer bargains in five parlor suits,
seven bedroom suits, spring and hair
mattresses, easy chairs, lounges and cribs,
clocks, pictures, sewing machines, gaso-
line stoves, carpets, crockery ware; also,
horses, buggies, harness, etc.
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DIDN'T PAY.

Restaurant Customers Who Ate Soup,
But Had No Money.
Two rough-looking customers, who
gave their names as Charles Schultz and
Ben Schwamp. were arrested at Second
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Etta waIker,s Condition.

1t is now nine days since Eta Walker
was shot by Jewell Flint, and her condi-
ton remains unchanged. At times it has
been thought she was improving, but
last night her condition was reported as
unchanged.
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>zk YoathS, and ChiIdren'S CIothilg

Boys Long Pants Suits ages IL Round and Square Cor
ner reduced from S. and S6 So 85
Boys Long Pants Suits ages Round and Square Cor
ners reduced from 50 and 5o 8 rs
Chdren's Blouse Suits Brown and Blue Ladies C0h-nO
traSh-ages years reduced from 5O nOw... Is
ChdrenS Two piece Single Breasted Suits c0Ors-nO
shoddy-sizes to - reduced from 81 and s. 50 and 25
Chdrens Single DOuble-breasd Cashmere ChevO
Suits ages 49, reduced from $4 and & So and 80
dozen Knee Pants good value soc and 5C nOw 26
dozen of former 81 Knee Pants reduced O5Oc each
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BRIEF NOTES

1t is understood that the pay-car will
arrive this evening.
An officer was sent up to Rocklin last
night to bring back two runaway boys.
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OlVlI SerVice INamInatlons-
At Moynahan's Hall to-day civil SER
vice examinations will be held of appli-
cants for positions in the postal service.
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Ultttrrt 4nttrea.

A I THE GOSPEL TENT, AT THE HAY
| ings on the Lords Day at / A. NJ. and $50
IN. Bible readings. Christians especially
invited. 7;45 p. NJ, subject: Imputed Right
eousness." All are welcome. Come.
! NHRISTIAN CHURCH, EIGHTH STREET,
\ between and OBJ. B. Burton, pastor.
Preaching at II A. N. Special service in the
evening at 7:45, consisting of literary and
musical programme A cordial welcome to
all.
THIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. NINTH AND
! L L.-Rev. A. G. Herrick, pastor viii preach
/ Christ's Ambassador" Sabbath-school at
| 1915. At 6:3O Union B. Y. P. n. meeting.
/ Reports from State Convention. Children's
Exercises at 3. All welcome.
FIRsT NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH, H. W.
/ l. Conry, ID, pastor. The pastor will
/ preach at IL a. NJ. and P. N. A cordial well
come will be given TO all.
/ LNLORENCE MISSION, 1910 THIRD
| L street. - Conservation meeting $50, led
/ by Miss NJ. f. Blasdel. Evening services by
| the Y. NJ. c. A. boys.
| DREsBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER
/ [ Sixth and l. streets.-Rev. II. A. Mayhem
will preach tomorrow morning at 1O:45.
! Sabbath-school and young peoples meeting at
! the usual hour. No evening service.
! CT. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
/ = Eighth street, between and J.-Rev. g. A.
| Ottmann, rector Service with Holy Com
/ muniou at II A. Y. Nespers at $50 P. NJ.
! Sunuay-scnoOI at Lao
| CtIXTEENTH STREET UTHERAN
> Church-Rev. w. S. Hoskinson. Com
munion in the morning. Evening subject:
! THAT Motto-'God Bless Our Home ," Come,
/ and welcome.
/ CtERVICES IN THE FOURTEENTH
| = street Presbyterian Church, tomorrow
| at IL A. N. Subject: The Supreme Idea of
| Life" In the evening, at s P. NJ, subject:
| "The Social Problem" A welcome toaIl. Seats
free. Rev, w. H. Baugh, pastor.
! = tween K and L. Rev. T. c. George
/ pastor. Morning service 1O;45. At 7:45
4 special services for the Grand Army of the
| Republic. All members OF the q. A. r and
Relief Corps and their friends especially in :
| vtted. Sabbath-school at 1915, Epworth
! League at GAS.
! UNITARIAN CHURCH, corner of Ninth
I u and l. Rev. I. ]. Homer. pastor. Services
/ at / A. NJ. Subject: "a Scientific Basis for
the Hope Of Immortality" Sunday-school at
1915.
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SERIES OF ACCIDENTS.
Two Runaways-A Railroad Employees
Leg Broken.

Yesterday afternoon John Taylor,
accident on Front street. He had been
putting ice into a fruit car, and having
completed the work started to descend.
lie jumped part of the distance to the
ground, with the result that he broke
Que of his legs and had to be removed to
the hospital.
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RIrNAwAY LAsr EvENING,

About O'Clock last evening some boys
playing on street, near Thirteenth
frightened a horse attached to an oil-de-
livery wagon which was standing near
the sidewalk. The horse ran of and col
lided with blackboard occupied by three
children who were riding by, upsetting
the latter vehicle. The occupants
managed to scramble out uninjured, and
their horse being gentle did not run.
The horse attached to the oil wagon
continued down the street at a lively
gait, and was running when last seen.
BROKE AN ARM.
While George Wells, an employe OF
the Lovdal ranch, was driving out Q
street on Thursday evening a runaway
team scared his horse sand caused the lat
ter to run also. Wells wagon was
loaded with boxes, on which he sat, and a
bad wreck resulted, he being thrown
among the boxes.
He was badly cut and bruised and one
arm was found to have been broken.
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UNITARIAN CHURCH, corner of Ninth
u and l. Rev. l.. ]. Homer. pastor. Services
the Hope Of Immortality" Sunday-school at
12:15.
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CERVICES IN THE FOURTEENTH
= street Presbyterian Church, tomorrow
at IL A. N. Subject: The Supreme Idea of
Life" In the evening, at P. NJ, subject:
"The Social Problem" a welcome toaIl. Seats
free Rev. w H Baugh pastor
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Eyesight

HOODS PILLS are the best after-dinner Pills,
essist digestion, cure headache and biiousness.
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DRE6BYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER
L Sixth and streetS.-Rev. II. A. Mayhem
will preach tomorrow morning at 1O:45
Sabbath-school and young peoples meeting at
the usual hour. No evening service.
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CIXTEENTH STREET LUTHERAN
> Church.-Rev. w. S. Hoskinson. Com
munion in the morning. Evening subject:
and welcome.
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L Conry, DID, pastor. The pastor will
preach at i a. NJ. and 8 p. NJ. A cordial wei
come viii be given TO all.
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MAIN
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Odds md Ends OF Sport.

Harold Iagan. the Norwegian skater, was in town
yesterday lie raid tina, he w"uId not Vic America
again unless offered big nducrm-n' lla2an further
rHyn maj III, rin Was costly nnr Az ne rerAiny eN
peeled that Joe DonVghuo would skate nm
X, ooIns u Iollandrr. with considerable repuia.
tion as y scuer. arrived IN town yesterday on the
at the Henley regatta last year nnd 10 eoes 10 this
country for The OF taking art In the rncpa
rowing events or the year
The manager of Jack Levy, the ioopound pugst,
that lo hsd sent despach 10 Tue oly.np:c .ub OF
New orleans 10 the effect thai Levy would igit Jimmy
Baary 81 "a 81 raw, a. 100 roSna, =, gns or take Two
Tho All Eng and lawn tennis championship reached
their most Interesting thEc On tho eighth day OF tho
Tournament, duly IN. when Miss lotto Todd appeared
20 Gssna .sT y s r. ms rp G
singles championships Since Mis~ Dodd hrst won In
1877 the trophy has only escaped her twice Misc Rice
won II In 1870 and in 1851 It was captured by Mrs.
HiilyArd Mss D. dds challenger In tho recent contest
Mrs Dodd was NOT IN her usual forum In the openins set
on July ~ and IN tho nr,t gIms Of the third set Pr
After brief rest she was able TO resume and accom-
pish the extrn1rdinary performance OF winning the
cham Tionship for The nth tlms
The greatest foreign quoting compstion OF me year
brought to successful Issue Mt Wnndsworh EnH,
july 10 The contest was for the lHynri champion,
sh,6 g! ne sngdom sernE silver rur sna ra aS,
sportsman The following experts competed George
Graham champion; Charles Graham ilford Club; Bur-
ISn rgwsr huhe TGrd MaPeT ssn AND
Charles Ayres 1owceser on the nrtt day George Ora
ham beat iiuks ana Burton SPENCER beat hapsr On
Kirby beat G. Ayres In the seminnal game George
Graham beat b. spencer. while Charley Graham DIS
posed OF W Kirby In the mai game between the
ess%niou oi %iasss ' 81 20 ~ He quot. s.sSsd
2lH pounds. Charley GrAham', pair wsiIhed 10
Bass sruss 10 play Tor si2e side Su. The Shs@piSs
" locking Tor moTs money.
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THE STATE BOARD OF HEAL7l.
DR.. Florence O'Donohue Chosen President
Report on the Fintbush Sewer.

ur. Florence ODonohue Chosen President
Report on the Fintbush Sewer.
ALBANY. July 27.-The State Board OF Health
met here to-day and organized by the election
OF Dr. Florence ODonohue Of Syracuse as
PRESIDENT Tho Board expressed its apprecia-
lion OF the work Of the retiring President. the
Hon. Thomas Newbold OF New York city. whose
resignation rs member OF the Board has
been In the hands OF Gov. Flower for several
weeks. but has not yet been acted upon. The
members OF tho Board present were DIR. Dono-
hue. Dr. Morris Perkins OF Schenectady. DR..
Milbank OF Albany. Health Onloor Jenkins. DR..
Cyrus Edison Of New York city. and State En-
RIneer Martin +. Schenck.
Inc report OF the com mlttee appointed to ex-
anime into the matter Of the Flatbush sewer.
a. directed by the Governor. was received and
approved 1t recommends that some method
prevent a nuisance by the discharge of raw
sewage into Mill Creek In the town OF Flat
nnr III, AZ the next meeting OF the Board re-
Port VIII be submitted to the Governor show
inR now such recommendation may be carried
a, The report Of the Secretary on his examina-
ton Of the condensed milk factories at Brews-
WWrs: Putnam county. and at Purdy's Station.
mestchester county. with reference to dis
S Or Eyer, recommend that the factories
III nov disturbed. providing proper steps are
tsssen 10 treat me waste before 1t is discharged
INTO the Croton water supply The report was
GsSonted. and Secretary Enlch will consult with
peltment Of Public Works. with view OF rom
ecyinG those dangers TO public health
ING Secretary said that some Lone boiling
ana fat-rendcrinR establish m ents are reported
as moving from Newtown Creek to Barren ISL
ana; Tho Boards inspector was directed to
zee zee that the factories for such purposes about
70 be erected.on the island be constructed and
o ote so rs to conform with the Governors
s oiaer regarding the operation OF similar es-
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New York Yacht. In n Blow.

STONY CREEK. July 2I-Anothcr fierce blow. this
time from tho northwest. kept the yachsmen Of tho
New York Yacht Racing Association feet who low
at the Thimbe Isanis in great state Of excitement
all day Any number OF the boats dragged their an.
ohors and for u time it looked as though both the
Florida and Royal would both go ashore Tho latter
boat with three anchors down came within ten feot
Of the rocks and only kent from going ashore
by running cable TO XII Island ana fastening II 10
tree The Royal was then VARIED o ana tue Tree kept
her quiet r the rest OF the day.
The Davi. Toys sloop Freyln and Commodore J.
Princes .rhOoner Florida e.t tho feet today winch.
together with the oor Iinpnra and Vice Commodore
Murphys ,oop Bess which ictt Yesterday reduces the
te-t fifteen vessels. Afmtral Sut on decided to.
night to issue orders the tert 10 Start on their way
IA, m to- morrow and hy tomorrow night most OF the
nee will cutler he at Black Rock or GREENWICH II the
wi md ho ia
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Picnic OF the King. ecu utY II,nrrn,nn..

The forty second annual pcnic n games Of the An.
Client Order Of Ibernians Of Kings county took place
yeste day At Benneg's Rdgewooi grove. Long Island
There were several very interesting athletic CONF ot-
tions decided. with tile following results:
One.quarier Mile Scratch for Members-Final heat
won by NJ chaelJ Dunn. National A q: John OElieu.
brooklyn 4: o.. teconh' John H. Gowan. ALDERMAN A,
g.. third Time. 81 sec, nds
Runmng Hop. Step, an Jump. Scratch-Won bY Mar.
tin Murphy with 81 ieot q inches; Francis lie ari
thrrti, with 81 f6rt incl.
Putting tho Heavy shor. scratch-won by James
O'Iinrn with IL feot; Thomas quinn hecOnd with ~
feet inches; Michael Ieaney ihird. with ~ feet
Inch.
Oneniie Run-Won by Michael J. Dunn, National A.
c.. James OIrien. STANDARD A. @, second: Martin
Buggy. Cathedral 4: C., third. Time. r minute.
Football MAtrh-Won by the Senator Mctarrens. who
defea,e the Commissioner Nolans by goals anu /
points to = GOALS and points
Running Broad jump. scra ch-Won by Martin
Murphy. with Is feet u inches francs Leonard Sec
ond with Is feet Andrew Bennett third. with II feet
Nlncheh.
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Glen Cove Athlete. IN Action.

GLrS Cow, July 27-The seventh ann ual camp IRE Of
Daniel l. Downing Post 1885, C. A. R.. Of this place
held at Pratts Grove yesterday. The special
features exhibition drill by the cadets OF st.
PAurs Church and games by members OF tho Glen Cove
A. Z. Tho results were:
Ono quart er. milo Bicycle Race-Finnl heat won by
Herbert X. Dodge Edwin D. skinner. Jr. second Geo
d Pratt third Time. 34l1 seconds After this race
heavy ram fell making the track heavy and slippery
Tw0-hundred. and twenty ard Bicycle Race-Won by
Edwin d. skinner. with Raymond Luysier second
Time. 70 10 seconds
Cne.hundred-ynrd Dash Scratch-Final heat won bv
Lester Dur,ea with Herbert L. Pratt second. Time
II les seconds
Wheelharrow Race-Won BY njamin Downing. with
Herbert L. rratt second Time minute 2l4 SO onds
Running Broad Jump. Scratch-Wop By Benjamin
Downing. with 1s is-t inches: Herbert l. Pratt
second. with - feet inches.
Three-legged RBre-Won by Dodge and Edwards with
Bgyers and sheridan. second
tTne-ha Mile Run-Won by Herbert /. Pratt, with
Thomas Williams. second. Time. minutes 1874 Sec
ends.
one. hundred.ynrd Sack Race-won by William Big
gers. with Samuel sandman. second. Time. minutes
21A seconds
0ne.miie Bicy ole Race-won by GsprRo D. Pratt with
George Tappen. Queens County Wheelmen. second
Time. minutes / 10 seconds.
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be impossible to have NIL hands on board un-
less the measure was taken Just before or Just
after u race. and then there would be no time
for so careful a piece OF work.
Mr.. Binney OF the firm OF Stewart h Binney.
designers OF the Pilgrim. said to-day that the
addition Of the weight ~ the entire crew OF
either OF the yachts would probably increase
the draught OF any Of the boats about n quar-
ter OF an inch or a little more. and that this de-
preston would add about two inches to tho
water line. That Is not very much in itself.
and would not trouble a boat designed close to
eighty.live feet or under, but IL m light prove
TO be Just enough TO throw out one designed
close to the outside nit. Mr. Binney says
that all this was considered In des gning the
faar M that
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Lord Dunraven Coming to SEQ Our Yachts
Kncr.

LONDON. July 27.-Lord Dunraven. owner OF
tho cutter Valkyrie. which is to make nm at
tempt to win tho Americas Cup. expects to
sail for Now York on Aug. IL. The object OF
his early visit to the United States Ia to wit
ness the preliminary races between the hmeri-
can yachts to decide which OF then will defend
the cup ngninst tho Nalkyric. The date Of the
smiling OF The Naikyric has not yet been fixed.
She has engagements in several british re-
gattna vet to he held and she will defend the
Zane May CUP against the American yacht
Navahoe. which is now In racing trim at South-
m m
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A Change that the Roman Holiday" At
tendance Liked.

There de cided i'm provement in the attendance
at the Staten Island A. C.s "Eoman Holiday" last
night Tho programme. too. ombrsced few desirable
additions iH<the shape OF bicycle races which were
greatly enjoyed mile In heats cl, verify
won by Al Sylvie In . minutes - seconds at tho
first attempt lie not in such hurry 10 get home
the second time. however and Ierted tatisned with
winning by length in miRntos f3 seconds Charley
Depew and Horace Wenpie finished second and third
respectively in each heat
Litter three other bicycle rider. were introduced
with tho object Of racing one mile. 7 BraEsinatdn
made the best attempt nj hllng the bill and he won
by half q lap IN time which was announced as miu-
ues ~ seconds The audience thought the timex eeper
rpttering the winner. and said so very auiibiy.
". J. Rankin was the second man. j. A sheridan
collapsed on the fret lap Charley Dep-w also got
bad smash during the evening through touching tho
curb n little past the finish Of the first race.
The other events presented were tho same vaude
ytlIs features which had made such favorable I'M
pre- Ksion earlier in tho week.
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Even doh. j. o'Br..n.. Son L.n Ont.

theony member Of the John J. oBrien Asso-
citation who was sliehted In the appointment
OF THmmany Hall election district captains by
Third Assembly district. OF the 'thirty.ssis
Sss so ain appointed BY Leader Sullivan, but
S yoohhn l. QBrien, son Of the late John. J.
Cbrien. who has heretofore eaptained dis
ulet was left out In the cold.
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News or the whesImen.

The Harlem wheelmsn will hold run to Babylon on
Sunday.
Ioomie run will bs held by the Century Road Club
on Aug. 10.
wIEosA MINI, July 27.-B. b, Bird st. Paul. broke
tho state record for bicycle riding quarterpf milo
this morning lowering it from O;J5 20 TO 0i3tf Bird
now holds State records except thetwehty mile
Louis stroud the crack rider Of the Epeedwsl Cup OF
His ums was 2 hours 80 minutes l;b seconds. Tho
race on the PAddington TRACK LitnmsrmAn
won this event last year.
AsnuRY PARk. July 27.-w; W. Taxis Of Philadsphia
tho bicycle rider who has been suspended by the
l. A. ". Racing board pending an invesigation into
the charge OF Professionalism made ARAinst him. made
~ AFFIDAVIT vest rday before Notary Public Frank
PAwey this place and forwarded II to the Racing
hoard Tans says tnat June q he sold one OF hls
name OF his mother He then gave The money to hts
mother taking her receipt lie claims that his mother
10 acting As his trustee
PA srtELp. July TIA twsnty-nys- mile handicap
bicycle race. open the eolored whselmen OF this
State. was run over the FAnwood and Scotch Plains
course this afternoon. Tho course was In excellent
condition and over 900 persons saw the rnish The
won by J. Byen his actual time being ]: 28A
9. vandeyere came In second. Time. lI241 Scott
son were tho only other men 20 nnisb: Each one re-
oevsd handsome prize. while the nrst two men got
valuable silver medals.
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Leaving God. Country o. B.rro..

HESNEssEY. Oklahoma. July 27.-Two rich
farmers sons from near here started In q
novel race to tho Worlds Fair yesterday.
iLhey were mounted ON bnrros. each one lead
sme an extra lurro. whose blanket bore the in
edition; We are from Gods country Hem
Messy, Oklahoma" The wager 10 for 81 900
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Cricket.

Because the strong wind that swept across the
wicket intcrfered with the effectiveness OF the BOWERS
the batsmen OF both agg.egatons made big scores in
the exhibition cricket match contested on the New
Jersey Oval At Bergen FONT by tho cevcns Of the New
Jersey Al heiic Club and the IsnI Or ckct and
Baseball Climb the Jerseymen winning By margin OF
Tour dozen runs. 1Ie scorc:
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BAN FRAscIsco. July 27.-Ths Executive
Committee Of the California Midwinter Expo
.sltlon received a telegram from Chicago yes:
Agieed TO bring their exhibits to this city.
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DuckwItz fade "a Mistake In HIS Man, an,
Lest.

A light to settle an old grudge was decided at the
rooms OF tho Ridgewood A. C.. on tho Cypress Hills
road just over the city line, Brooklyn early hour
yesterday morning the principals being Charley 81.
bree OF the wlansburgh A. A. and Charley Duck witt
of the Park AC. Duckwitz made foolish match and
suffered for the error lie allowed Sibree who by tho
way fought under his professional name OF Delaney
nye pounds
Tho night was for subscribed purse q 500 and was
with small gloves Sbrce weighed 1872 bounds " lille
Duckwitz tinped the beam Mt 1877 pounds. aprred.
Duck witz VAS the more agile. and wa. the first 10
down in The next return and the round en- led with
this out the hight was hot one Sbree had the adya
taRe Of weight reuch and height hut he could nut
ont Duckwitz In the tenth round with the TWO men
Just beinR abe to stand and toer toward each
Referee Harlow awarded he night to Sibrer. Duck
Immediately cha lenRed him to Eight again nj 1875
pounds for a sido wager or $500.