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Feed Stable.

lam prepared to furnish good
stabling for farmers teams at cheap.
rates. Good flowing well close by.
.JoHN MCPHERSON, South Of Lumber
Yard.
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Hail Insurance..

Ii you want to insure your crop
against hail in j, reliable hail Insur-
ance Co., call at the State Bank OF
Warren.
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For Sale or Trade.

have number Of horses to sell
or trade for cattle.
"A. III. Scarf. {
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Probate Notice.

Smoke Our Standard long Hava.
ma filled.
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School Report.

Report for district No. AZ, town
Of Spruce Valley, for the term end
ing July IA, 1898.
No. enrolled...............................27
No. OF days in term.
Total attendance. 1883
Average daily attendance. ....1S
Those who have attended every
day were, John Schey and Victoria
Brandstrom.
MABEL INGALLS,, Teacher
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Second hand Binders and Movers
for sale nv S. COOKE.
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. BUSINESS TOPICS.

Fresh Strawberries received daily.
I4enve your orders with us. Guy
JARRETT.
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have a few second band Binders {
and Movers which will he sold at !!
reasonable figures. Cash or time.
s. Cooke.
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LOOK OUT!

Smoke ''Key West beauty, the
hest s ct. CIGAR in the CITY.
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Names OF owners or in whose name assessed;
II unknown. is SO stated. and the sub
division Of section or LOT.
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Notes from ,he Race Track.

Ramapo 10 very thin.
Daily America ran up to his form.
Sam Lucas is improving very rapidly.
The Stockton was worth about $4,000.
Artillery made Harvest stop in the frat race
Little Carter rode Deception with rare cool
ness
Roche should win many races, II properly
placed.
Miss Maudo had speed in the eOrly part Of
the last race.
Two Deceiyers won yestsrday-John Cooper
The. Crossare colt swerved under punish
ment In the 1fth race.
Token is q smart filly. and showed lot Of
speed In the second race.
Sir Frederick Roberts, as usual stopped at
the end OF three furlongs.
"a J9hn Coopsr was very highly tried over the
J. p. Dawes OF Lachino. Quebec, ran three
horses at the Beach yesterday.
Baylor ran game race. and Jones did not
leave the Issue In doubt from the start
Frog, Dance carried Byron McClelland's COL
ors and showed a lot OF speed for three fur
Father Bill DAILY went after the purse in the
Ing 1t.
Dobbins cannot concede, Hornpipe, weight
and win. At even weights they should mako
Lowlander was too feet for his company and
beat his field SO easily that there was no inter-
ost III tHo THCe.
Tho selling race was a warm contest Half
dozen horses had chance to win furlong
from the finish.
There was tip out on Roonette In the third
race. but 1t proved false alarm. Tho Cana
dian flly was unplaced.
John A. Morris would like a race at three
furlongs for Minnehaha, Sir Frederick Rob-
erts. and other cutters.
Sir Walter must weigh not more than $50
pounds. but he is as tough as whalebone and
the gamest OF the game.
Reansey was lame before and after his race.
but struggled gsmely In the actual contest.
It's pity his legs are bad
Burrldge Bros. won quito q handsome sum
Of m oney on their colt Terrapin. getting 70 TO
for the place and 8 to one. two. three.
Messrs McCafrerty 4 Wishard will reach
Monmouth Park some time to-day. They have
q large string in training, aud will be shortly
heard from.
Dickerson money went begging at the Beach
IN the first race. and quite q few book makers
were kicking themselves after the question
was decided.
Jimmy Lee. who had many friends in the
racing world. died yesterday morning at Sara
Plunger Walton. Charles Rood. and other own
over the jumps He also handled the starters
flag with distinction, and then opened pool
room In Montreal He married. ten years ago.
a daughter OF Richard O'Leary, a clever Cana
dian horseman, whose son Charles was light
weight for Mr.. Cassatt in the early eighties.
Poor Jimmy; he was a good fellow" was
common expression at Monmouth yesterday.
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Baseball Notes.

Mccarthy fell asleep In left neld several timss
Wards playing was tho bos ho has done this seasop
Kelly may catch In onsot the games to-day. He says
he Il IT.
German and Wilson thu new battery. reported to
Lowe plays a very graceful second base. He and
Long mako stone wall
fuckers bowling waste OF breath. He couldn't
rattle Rusie worth q cont
Doc Kennedy practising at tho Polo grounds reeu-
larly with idea catching with some Eastern
League team Ward says he 10 as good as ever.
The Russian nag hoaeed from the big stan the
Polo ground yesterday in honor of the Visiting naval
officers " no had become cranks for two hourA
A. c., New York City-No charge is oxscted for such
An announ cement State what you wish briefly, and
will bo printed under the heading. Want to Play
Games"
Stafford came within an nch of catching Nashs base
hit in tho fourth inning He ran forward at fun sDeed
and acooped the ball close to the ground but couldnt
hold 1t.
Tho Bostons and New Yorks will play two games for
ono admission this afternoon beginning at o'clock.
German and Wilson will pitch and catch for New York
In one OF them.
A story comes from Cleveland that George Davis,
New York's third bnsomau. is suspected OF having
eioped from that city with married woman Both
Davis and Manager Ward pronounced the yarn pure
fabrication yesterday.
The boarders at the Palace Hotel shandaken. In
eude q number OF ambitious baseball players. who
have organized Q strong team. They are anxious
to play any team composed of summer boArders
IN the Catskill Mounte Address the manager Of
ths Palace Hots shAndaksn Ulster county. New York
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MxDDLEn At MORRIS rARK.
Mr.. Forbes May Allow the Costly son
Bu.ybody to Race In the East.

Busybody 70 Race In the Enst.
Meddler. the well-named and costly son OF
Dusybody. had almost as hard time landing
on American soil yesterday as his late owner.
Squire Abingdon. experienced some months
ago Meddlers worries began with the mrs.
twist OF tho freight winch in the morning eha
when tho 'longshoremen got their "bicycies" "
all running he was ripe for any mischief from
dancing an equine hornpipe to sending MS
heels through tho upper deck. The West
street sports had evidently studied The SUNS
racing news yesterday. and they seized every
opportunity to loiter around Meddler's box
and swap sentime ents rejecting on the $4,000
worth OF horse1esh. The fretful hero OF the
reception did not like IL at oil. but he had no
alternative. as the Pioneer. which HE had m @ been zen
chartered to take him e ISTrts Ips Park o' wafer
Meanwhile every inch that the lightened Bo-
vic arose out Of the water represented cor
Of the thoroughbreds who feared the risk Of
landing would increase with the slope 2f the
PoHSs ,bs Ssqs 81 ns seoss nS Ne .cysd
which was to be ON hand at / O'clock. The
fast to the north aide Of the dock opposite the
Bowie Specially projected comet nm e.
resaiSrites reg sHSf Hs in The path Sers severed win
heayy cocoanut mats. and SO extreme were the
various prseautiens against aecident 3, shas an
"Gosh darn Il: bring on a few cuspidors."
Tho two young brood mares, Onome and
Orizaba, came down the tobog ryan like exit
from tho big White Star freiRhter like circus
horses. and walked across placidly aboard the
barge The handsome matrons., Bargain.
Frolic. Grace. and Etterre. REQUIRED, some
conxinR. but were finally transferred with their
foals. Meddler would have none Of the toboR-
gan at first. but after what appeared to be,
confidential whisper with his groom. he
stepped gingerly down the plank, and was
placed aboard the Columbia without turning
hair After cooling sai Ground the battery
again disem barked at Fort schuyler and walk
ably housed In stable 50. and will remain there
for some time. The mares and foals will be
sent to tho homo paddocks at Dedham. Mass.
as soon ns they are thoroughly rested.
Manager Choate. would not state positively
whether Medder will be allowed q CHANGE to
race or not. He seems thoroughly satisfied OF
the colts ability to maintain his grent repu-
tation. but is not prepared to- take any chances
OF accident with horse which cost such o
phenomenal amount Mr. Forbes,, Meddler's
owner. is at present In Europe. Whom he re-
turns the popular desire to see Meddler race
The Sourteen- year-old thoroughbred horse.
Quicklime was also landed from the Bovto
yesterday. There were no tedious complioa-
tions In his case. as his temporary destination
was TattersalPs. Tho veteran son OF Wenlock
was like a lamb In the hands Of Jack Lock who
was sent to England specially to bring the
horse over. The rair strolled amicably ashore.
md escaped through tho West street traffic
without having any friction with each other or
the network OF vehicles.
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CHAMPIONS BEATEN AGAIN.
NEW YoRKs POUND STIrETTS All
OYER THE FIELD.

They Play sup.rbiy In the Field Bssider-
Broetiyns Tste Another stumbio Mt Bni-
tnore. while the wa.hinetons Full tho
I.e.ash- Down for the Second Time-
C,evei.pss Tshe Third Pisce-oos,ip
The New Yorks continued their fne work
yesterday By beating tho champions from Bos-
ton. They batted tewincally and iielded beau
tfully. In their present form they are hard to
beat and will move up rapidly II they keep up
their gait. The Brooklyns were defeated
again By Baltim ore, and the Philadelphias re-
ceived another fall at the hands OF the Wash
inetons. Cleveland outplayed Pittsburgh and
took third place in the race. Chicago shut out
81 Louis. which enabled New York to move UP
into seventh place. Louisville downed the
Cinclnnatls. and the latter are now only
short distance In front Of Wards men. The
results:
rsv yort, 1s: Boston.
~ Baiumore 10: brooklyn.
Warrington. II; PHILADELPHIA hia-e
'.' Chicago. 4: st. Louis. o.
a. Cleveland. IL; Pfttsburah. D
Louisville Ia; Cincinnati g.
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THE EECoRn
NEW YORK 10: BOSTON. z.

". NEW YORK 18: BOSTON. z.
The New Yorks had on their batting clothes
yesterday. and defeated the champion Bostons
again In gallon. They hit Stivetts In tA rrifc
style. and earned ten runs. Rusie. on the
other hand. pitched effectively with men on
bases. and had good support. No less than
fvs double plays were made by the New s,nn 6SrEs;
playing was the star feature Of the day. He
ftssn tS nut out oi % sixteen S Chances in tho ded
como Of which were by no means easy. Doyle
Sneiy. Milfigan causht u we'll and Jatted heavily
and Burke set the $500 spectators wild in the
GA sNh IN isPns bsss, X XIII hammornE out homo run
ss on ths to
iofas Rieh throw to WaTd Duffy came home
On ON Sn McChg Ga tsd 70 ses & obS
Kicked disgraesfniiy ovor this. decision With
S i ss5a TSsa Sf sIsn %ss sssa %ss
and LSn ID. 4sys ass sonns RfsS
N SSS Dsv" and GSG pose Bu the Se
Ss,aas lS +, ss huler' srounder was cieveriy
Both sides were blanked in the second: and
Mlrd. BY reason Of q grand double play by
Ward. unassisted. @ But New York got run
a. the 1s.es I f f afS " ss sG spsns his anse ON Tos
mans short single to right. Mike. however.
was put out while trying to turn his drive into
SsE2oII Sd9ShII.s- Ward came In on DaViss long ny to
II the fourth Mnlcan began operations
Third o9 Burke's bounder to stlystts. Fuller
plate. Rusie meanwRie running on % to second. &c nd
Then stafford showed what he could, do BY
e s5 Rnss wh W anohss lit ssa' so sqa
TiernSn was out on q tremendous line drive to
..fhs In Tie h.th Davis hit to right. and reached
Eot his base on balls Davis stole third brill
s:e " ss sfsr0s asdf
is s ss f TaS hssS
Ssil could kI,S SS i9apd Masie scratched hit.
us ssored Iun for Boston in the first
:ssassh. III, 80, ssa %ash's s's III Is %ssS VIZ
s st and aeS
ed s1sn se se Ofs tns ana
hit hard sS e s.n Ward ard sent % h u I
On balls. forcing in Herman. Now came Eddie
Iss1 as1 H Sq fSsS n @ d nsf
in three runs ahead OF him and scoring home
run himself 1t was the hit OF tho game.
There. was nohody out and six runs had been
scored. but Fuller. Rnsie; and Stafford then
retired on fly balls to the infed.
For Boston, Stivetts singled In tho seventh,
and 80 did Long. Then Bobby Lowe basted
ers chaiEed up three more runs for them.
selyes. But Ward doubled in New York's half
and ran on to third. as Carroll threw wildly.
out triple. but was left as Doyle and MIliigan
were easy victims. BOSTON drew blank In
tho eighth, but New York Increased her total
70 eighteen by scoring two more runs on Full
ler's three-baGger and Rusio's homer drive
TO the twenty-five cent seats in left field. Sin
giles by ,Duffy, and Mccarthy. q Wild pitch. and
Nashs bonnder to Ward. which resulted in the
last run. Director Talcott Invited the Russian
officers. who had enjoyed tho hubbub. to have
The sun., 1893-07-19
DRIFTING IN Il THICK FOG.

Tho Larchmonps Fleet at Newport-Presi.
dent Cleveland In the Outer Harbor.
NEwPoRr. July 1a-The Larchmont Yacht
Clubs fleet came struggling into this harbor
between midnight and daylight They will
sail tomorrow morning to Shelter Island for
two days stay and to pick up tho rest OF the
feet The run from New London to this port
was mainly in the nature Of drift They left
Sea Flower Beacon. of Fishers Island. about
2:45 o'clock on Monday afternoon. Through
Fishers Island Sound an eiaht.knot breeze
was blowing from the south. Upon emerging
from the sound II WAS drift to Point Judith
and Newport In o thick fog. The Dauntless
won the run In the schooner class, and the
Katrina. the only sloop which came through.
Besides the above-named yachts the feet
here Includes tho schooners Atlantic. Phsn-
and and dsn tho y yaT s
String to brave Poiht Judith. ' "
Owing to the fog to-day tho only tim es taken
TSe or%er 6eat stsr n
and 80 seconds on elapsed time and minute
and 18 seconds on corrected time. The nest
sails at o'clock tomorrow morning;
into the outer harbor after dark, to. might with
President Cleveland aboard. The Oneida has
dent has had excellent luck fshine. according
Go ssSsse thy ysss
night. The Oneida is anchored we'll over to-
ward the jamestown shore. At daylight to-
s morrow q mornins che 1n will WILDE be headed for Bug
~ The solitary msI who came sshore said the
proved By Els three days outing.
The sun., 1893-07-19
and Hall Usbeatsa In the Longyvoed
Tournament

Bosros. July Is,-Riehard Stevens OF. Hoboken and
v. o. Hall OF New York stil unbeaten in the Long
wood tennis tournament Malcolm ChAcs IL sailing on
toward the hnAis with apparent obstacle In his way
Clarence Hobart 10 not playing. greatly TO Bostop's
disappointment Tho best playing of to-day was de.
reioped in the match between chaes and @. r. Bud
oysrmatchsd. ChAcs won After some very hot and
slo.s playins playing . Steven. mssIs wrsDI 70 morrow. and
First Round tsontnued)aA. &. foote beat TalnAgs.
Lyman. 8-3 6-3. "a; 4. j. wellington beat " p
oSnss "a 4.G; SO "a Ga, T. b wr.nn beat al
dsisaited TO 4; " Cones Malcolm chace beat Q, K
1sscond Roupd-ii A, Colby o.At A. NJ Ingrahsm. s-s,
g., g.. o12 Y Q. Hall 8. Noon, 81. DO "a;
Maicolm chacs bsst n rhillips 80 eo3.,6-I L 4.
beat 7. Horton. o-3, 6-S, so Ga
The sun., 1893-07-19

.,,s ssn's 5S fs on
s.sesISloyslsnd I n Pit,.6uIsh. 10 First base on on
3ann fS9ns Sv G,n, on S,csS... IL Ssas
Ewing. Donovan. Two6ase hit.-McKs.n. McGsrr.
Beckley. Smith. Sacrifice hits--hcKean, EwinR No
Carr. Lyons. Stolen bases = Bprkstt C2h TebeAu.
o,cSnpSr. MeGarr stsnssi S2h Double pay,saGl.s;.
Wild pitches-Youne. Gumbert. Passed balls-O'Con.
nor. z: Miller. i; Stencil /. Umpiro-Hurst rme-2i3v.
LOUISVILLE IL: CINCINNATI B.
CtScsSArI, Juiy 1a-For the second time this year
the Reds rejected twrier nemmina succeeded in
foolinR Cin cinnati. sullivan went to pieces In the
SIXTH when he gave two bases and hit Weaver Three
singles and Pfeter's double WORKED his destruction.
The sun., 1893-07-19
CAUGHT GOOD WIND At PLUM GUT
The Ava and Rival Win the Weir and
Sanford Cups.

SHELTER ISLAND. July 16-The race for ex-
Vice. Commodore James Welr'A cup and for
the cup offered by Vice-Commodore Sanford
was sailed to-day under very good conditions
by the feet Of the Atlantic Yacht Club. The
boats were divided into two classes. the Ava.
Choctaw. and Moccasin being in one class and
the Athene. Penguin. Rival. and Rover in the
second class. The cup offered by Commodore
David Banks was not contested for.
The race for the Weir and Sanford cups was
sailed from the New London lighthouse to the
was light and puffy until the boats arrived Off
Plum Gut. Then tho wind began to blow
stronely from the southeast The yachts left
New London as follows;
The sun., 1893-07-19
Four Noa,hs GorIks Weir.

BosroS, July ls.-PugiliSt Ike oSsn Weir was to-day
found guilty OF an Anault UPON james G. MeCabs.
Harvard medical student. and sentenced by Judge
Hardy 90 four monthA imprSonlnent at the House OF
correction Ac'aoe vas unable to get around without
Tue aid OF crntehes He hAs been In hoApitAl fer
seven weeks Az 1yult OF the nl ursl lpuleed anon
him by the pugtEt Weir appealed.
The sun., 1893-07-19

The Tsrn, tournament OF the Crescent Athletic Club
was continued Yesterday. Fine play was out OF tho
question. because OF the heat Tho scores followi
Mems NouOles, Class 2-First round; Powers and
0-1. ~ - ~
Second round: hoffman and Edwards (BD defeated
veil tAJ defeated Powell and Hall (B) Ia o-6, 70
The sun., 1893-07-19

GLoucnsIEH. July .ls,-Four favoritss and two ont.
suefs won nero to-day. Summary:
flrst kacs-one and one eighth miles. Capt Ham.
mer W ~ 10 Gennngs, won; Wallace g. fo8, 10
thr5 second National Ioa. to tAorrisseyS
Second Racs-fiis furougs Robin Hood, es 1 to a
iHAm) won; beautiful BELLS. p6 10 Hosbyt s.cond:
some More. eo. ~ TO Murphy third. Time Oa
third Race-fivs.eiRhths ~ mile. Morning Glory
lol, to (hosbyL won Needmorc, lo2 10 lNorr,s.
sTsyh Tyh second: Norton. lO2 TO Jsnningsl third
Fourth Race-sir and half turionss Chatham. III
ond; stssS Gsster. lOi LOO to tiaaSiSsh thtsS,
Filth Kaes-Four and q half furionr. Arebs,,non
w. sven iCorolsy,. won: HAEol 81 4 10 ! (Hsml ssc
ona; ~ leila ~ to SMosbyl third Time, 0i5iT
sss nssss Nsn snf Tns Rs1a es tsriqss NARY
second; Turner Ii3 to Gswis, g. third fme issS
The entries Tor Wednesday: ' ''~o'
First kAee-Six and a half furIongs; selling wabao
ilo ilaustone. Idea Ny Craft Lee g. Poverty Nsg'
rsrpeu,ss p beeson' ana Alarm Bee. no. Maid OF fea
second Racs1sI and half ta.loux. for three
y "a Saraast r ana Prince Imperial 100; Calanths and
Ihird fac;-ssyen aud a half furionrs, ss,ling
siet ana nlehloehr. 10Y; Madden. 100; Hour iOS
rourth kaee.Six and = quarter furlonss: selling
lac i,1 le A,rsent aud Grand Prx io6; jim
Fifth Rars-four and half fnrionas; selma o,o
ss sins ana Adar LOO: Lady Hunt i6i; Tisarstts. NJ
Sixth Raee-Four and a half furlonxs, for hs.,.,
hor.ssi selling Al Pope Marty e. sierra EevadS aaa
itSray inn n"eIy Canan riolsHy. Prmst JswsiIsf and
land and Ring Richard. VT: ffinesss Rhsias " fnse
The sun., 1893-07-19

Weir Cup in good style. Hops were held at tho
Prospect House and tho Manhanset Hotel In
the evening.
The fleet leaves here at o'clock on wednes-
day morning. They will 60 to Stonington. and
may stop there. II the weather IL good how
ever. it is likely. that they will go through to
Newport without stop.
In the run from New London the schooner
easee u HSE n oas tho
The sun., 1893-07-19
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE ASo AMERICAN AssocrAr:cN
Boston Va New York. at New York 1.-TWO gamesl
brooklyn VS. Baltimore, at baltimore.
Phiadeiphia vs.; Washington: At WashinSson-
Pittsburgh Va Cleveland. At Cleveland.
Louisville Va Cincinnati, at Cincinnati
The sun., 1893-07-19
victim, to-day were tho at Jonis Browns The ra,ne
aud exciting AboundnE In sensational stops
aud brilliant plays. Ths score;

81. LOUIS. " " " " " " " w
Earned runs.chicago s. FIRST base BY. errors
rirs, base on bsll.-3a fteI,sn.,sin 2; oa Hu,ehi.
Lsnse Thrte-baso ht-wcIden. Two. base hits-Dah
len. Pez, Ryan. sacrinee ht-Peitz Decker, Parrot.
kittrifEe. stolen base-DunEan. Double plhys-psr.
rot tsone. Lange; and Ans9n Mutehison and An,on.
son. I. Umpire-Lynoh. Time-3 houts.
ctxvELASD, IA; PITTSBURGH. &
CLsvEtarp July 1a-Poor nslding by Pittsburgh and
timely hitting Sy Cleveland gave the game to the home
The sun., 1893-07-19
rroy's Programme for the Cash Cy.ler..

The Troy Amusement Company have arranged an In.
tsrssting programme for their two days racing under
the rules OF tho National Cycling Associstion to be
held the baseball park At that city july 20 and
II. Cash purses amounting to 81 o66 win distrbut-
cd. The events will be as follows;
pAr.
one,Niis opsn-Purse 500: $50 to nrst s25 to sec.
ond. SIS TO third, 10 10 fourth
ons Mile. Heati Movie Purse $50: s25 to nrst. sl6
to second, $40 TO third
one.GAlf Nile, HAndieap.Purse. 500: $50 to drst.
$50 TO second, SIS % tn rd. $40 10 fourth.
One Mile eats, Scratch, Championship Of Relsse-
laer and Albany Counies-Purse sb5 s25 to nrst si5
20 second $40 TO third, IS to fourth.
9nsioer,h Mile a4ndsaPIrgrs,s ~ 500; $50 to nrst.
Two Niles Hanlicap-Purse sibo; SIS to nrst $50
TO second. SIC 10 third Sl5 10 fourth.
sEcoRb
one half Nile. Opsn-Purse 500; $50 20 nr.k saS 10
second Slb TO third, $40 iofourth
Final lsat. Noyice-furhe $50
One Mile. Handicap-Purss $50; S76 to nrst SSB to
second s2b TO th,I d, $40 60 fourth.
fnAl Heat for the Chappionship OF Rensselaer, and
Albany Gounties-Purfe sbb.
one Mile, Open. 2;4o Chss.Pura. Sioo; $50 TO nrsi
SIS to tAcOni Sl5 10 third. $40 TO fourth.
rive Miles. HAndicAp-rurse Si6Oi SO TO 1Tst SOS TO
second, SIS 10 tblni. $40 10 fourth
The sun., 1893-07-19

Esrnsd Lonsrine rs' IN h Ssss
cSncinnsti. o Loulsxille 4 First base on balIs-oG
sullivan. 81 Oh HemminR, 3 Struck out-By sullivan.
9: 6y hemmins. ?. Three base hits-T, Brown, g.
rp9snsS sHSrnee asbs
j. smith. MePhee and Vaughn. Hit by pitshsr-By
suivap. 2 wild pitch-Sullivan Umpire McQuaid.
Time-L:5o. Attendance-l,27S.
The sun., 1893-07-19
Nsvahoe Safely Doex.d.

Bosros. July lathe Haalr' cable from South.
ampton says:
Tho American yacht EAvahoe was successfully
doeted here on Monday morning. She is IN excellent
condition,
Tho general opinion OF experienced yacht critics 10
favorable The boat Tho length of the main boom
and the yachts light draught were the cause Of much
wonder and comment"
The sun., 1893-07-19

s,s:.Wsrq. Milliss%. b"fy. fhreeSass h!ts~Ss~.
S.s hi.;nIisrg"n 1 h Davis 6pyIe BURKE Love stolen
base on errora-New York, boston. First base nn
bAlls-of Kusie. Q; on st.vetts 8. struck out-By
b,oyI: YARD R,:is sad r.isf EULER Ward ana poyls
3; Boston. 10 Wild pltch-kusi.. Time. 1855 Um.
The sun., 1893-07-19
BALr1MoRE, 10, BROOKLYN. &.

BALTIMORE. July 1S-The Baltlmores won
to-day's game from the Brooklyns because Of
nings, UDto this time the Brook lyns had put
up a fine game Of ball Mullane. for tho home
team. pitched ane game. and but six hits
Haddock, for the visiting team. pitched a
good game. but at times had poor support.
Tho errors OF the Brooklyns were rather costly.
Heoretary Ebbitt protested with President
Young about Umpire Mclaughlin officiating,