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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
THE TAILENDERS DEFEAT BROOKLYN.
SHARP HITTING BY wAsHINGTON-sEvEN RUNS
EARNED OFT OE EIGMT SCORED.

SHARP HITTING BY WASHINGTON RUNS
EARNED OFT OF EIGHT SCORED.
The uncertainty constantly lowering over base
ball was never better illustrated than during the
last week The Giants have just finished the clever
work of winning eight straight games from the
Washingtons. while the BroolIyns returned home
Yesterday after winning two handsome victories
over the champions at Boston. The Brooklyn and
Washington teams crossed bats at Eastern Park
Yesterday and the tail-enders won rather easy
victory. Such Is baseball and such II VIII con-
tinue 10 the end. a game Of many surprises.
Kennedy has pitched too much OF late. and he
was out OF form yesterday in consequence. The
men from Washington had little trouble solving his
curves earning of their eight runs. Mercer
pitched "A capital game and his support was much
better than that generally accorded Washington
pitchers The field work OF Daily Joyce and Cart
wright was particularly good 1t was ladies'
Day" and many pretty girls were present, and
some merely visitors in Brooklyn, OF course. VINO
were not 80 pretty
The only serious wrangle OF the game occurred
in the nfth inning With three men on bases and
one out Corcoran hit to Mercer and Daley was re-
tired at the plate. Mcclure made a quick throw
to first. but the ball struck Corcoran In the back
plate Emslie thought that Corcoran mad inter
tered with the throw and called MN ou, am n =,
The Senators went first to bat. opening the game
hitting After Ward and Joyce had been put out
WasaIner hit safely and Abbey's three-base hi 10
tho left field fence sent TTlsamer home. Mcclure
followed with two-base hit 70 right on "hich
Abbey scored. Cartwright hit satsy, scoring NC
Cure A.. .,, - ,ho
The Brooklyn men scored their tirsi run IN me IN,
third inning The first seven men having gone o s
A." orter Ipilry mad. "A three-base hit TO right
reid ami he scored on kennedys out al nrs,,
Foutz's men got another run In the next inning on
q wUI throw bv Shiebeck and hit By Kennedy.
making the score Washington 3, Brooklyn
The Senator's braced up again In the sixth, ana
,.itl ,u@ more runs TO their list Sslbach hit
safely and he scored with Cartwright on the iat.
- hornerun nit 10 right field the ball bounding
,.,r ,bc f.rce In the seventh inning Washington
sr,-ot threo more runs hits by iasa'ner and
Mcclure. thr.e-hase ~ by AooeF' 'o'0' "'''
Wild throw by routz. The score:
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KNOWLEDGE

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WHAT THE YACHTsMEN ARE DOING

The New-York Yacht Club has issued It's pro
gramrne for It's scmi-centennal cruise. which begni
with the rendezvous at Glen Cove on August
Nv invitation OF the vice-commodore the Regatts
Committee will make the cruise the steam yacn
Sh.arwater ON August g. of GlenCov will take place
the race fol the semi-centenniai cups whlcn wiz o.
open TO all yachts belonging 10 the ciub Inc! VII
race in cruising time. OF Newport. on August ~
the races for the Coeet cups will take place Ihert
will be- thu customary runs from port 10 port IL
cruising time. The yachts Will 90 from Glen Cove
10 Morris Cove ami from there 70 New-London
From New London they Will sail 10 Newport. anc
then TO Vineyard Haven. From the latter port they
will 20 to New bedford, and then pacK 10 Ne"
port where tn. fleet will dsband. .
The first race OF the Castine Yacht club FOR tnt
Agency cup. presented by Nice-Commodore A. *
Bolan. OF New York. sailed over the Turtle
Head course on July "a Six yachts or the nrsa
class went over the course In heavy southeastern
which at times almost reached a gale. The MINI
rod won; the Keewaydne. owned by howard WI,
son. OF Brooklyn. being second. The Turtle Head
course is a triangular one. on the open waters or
Penobscot Bay. between Dice's Head Turtle Head
and Hughes Point. Isesboro. the start and hnsr
being In Castinc HarbCr.
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levitt Jsingiass's trainer. assured him that the
SON OF Isonomy would be in front at the place wnere
when his Jockey called on him that II was thought
his hook had given way but mis- happily proved not
10 be the 80 ,., 4.
John Por,crs colt Burlington. unfortunately. IS
not a candidate for the ST Leger MS race IN 'ns
Princess OF Wales Stakes was really the feature o,
The contest II took all Of lsinglasss speed ana
courage 10 beat him. In the Derby Iadas easlIy
defeated Bullingdon but this colt has improved
wonderfully. ., +, 800
Kirkconel owned by ID. Cooper's brother is sup
posed by some excellent Judges % he The best TWO
vear-old that has appeared In Great britain TINS
year lis Is already spoken OF as the coming DERBY
winner: but opinions as II Derby winners expressed
I'm July are often subject 10 extreme revision krk-
conell has proved himself good colt, however.
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CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

baltimore. July g7.-Bet'er around ha.i-piayhS
,ron to-.qy's game FOR Boston. SWEETS kept the
or,oes hits well scattered. AMI was well supper,
R,st,n's hts were timely ana Jennings '''o''
costly Attendance, 6S" score
Boston ..........................o
uoI,'rn,rr ..............l o i
N,sah,,s-Rosion H. Baltimore r. Errors Boston
Baltimore . Batteries SWEETS ana ryan ~.
Mlhon AMI Robinson. rmpir"s-McQuAHe anu
Campbell -
Cincinnati July 1.-THE Reds landed on Siraiton
ri,h ,err,h.e force In the second AMI thrl innings
,o.lav bu, after that could no; 30 much with HIS
no, overcome tho hg lead Gaffney was TOO III >
urnn.rn and Chamberlain ord GRIMM gave soo'
satisfaction. Attendance. l'2S score
Cncinnat ...................O % x-i-
Raschts-Chcneo H., CINCINNATI is ErrOrs-o anG
cleo CncnnaHi y,urba a,''Trii mpires "Chamber
lain and Griffith
PI,tsburs July 27.-Cleveanl won to-iay's game
hv lucky hitting Young Nicol. whom the Plitsourg
Climb loaned 20 the Franklin club was brought BACK
:, the fod today. He p,,chel strong game. par
ring his nervousness In the hrs ihree OF iour "' h
,ngs Cuppy pitched imc game ana oh.y !" t a.
h'S delivery Attendance lSo Score
CIeys,lsni .....................;3S . ID
Haschi:s-C leveanl l6 Plttshurg H. Err err
pi,,shnrc Bat,er.es-C'uppy and OConnor; Nicos
AMI snglen Vmpires-Lynch AMI Hurst.
$, Louis. July y Louisville lost TO the local CLUB
to-day through weak hitting. The substitute umpire
HerrIn. received mertel attention in the skin nm
ING FOR his work when cabbage heli bouquet "a'
given 10 him. Attendance. 2Vo score.
c, ors ...........2 o o 0 x-6
Iouir,,,I'o .............0 0 D !:
Louis y onI.Yi:ie s,sy a mrI' Miller
WaIsworth and Grim tmplre-ierriA'
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TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS

Since the defeat Of Iadas IN the Princess OF Wales
Stakes at Newmarket. England b. lsinclass. there
are all sorts OF circulated as 70 the cause.
on. Is that he had been ailng. that his teeth had
hcan troubling him and that he was fresh from the
dentists hands Another T. that he had too much
racing and had trained of The fact remains that
Mr. McCalmont's colt gave the ar.stocratc Derby
winner A sound heating and II might be- that Iadas
IL a llttlc overraicd II IL The history Of Common
oyer again Common beat all the thrrc-year-olls
that he raced against easily that he supposed
10 be invincbls yet when he met a speedy fouryear-
cd as he did I'm Surefoot. he beaten with ex-
IRENE ease 1singlass not so At as his trainer
desired that he should be when he met Ladas but
his owner bet literally his chances AT to L when
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A LINK IN CHAIN OF TROLLEYs

LINK IN a CHAIN OF TROLLEYS
Point Pleasant y. J.. July 2 (SpeciaD-Ths
Evans Construction Company had a large gang OF
men at work completing the building Of the new
trolley railroad that is run from the New Jersey
Contra! RAILROAD depot TO the ocean. after making
"A partial circuit Of the town. AOcut three miles
OF the road have been laid and IL Is expected that
by the middle OF August the entire distance OF
nearly five miles will have been constructed ana
the road ready for operation. Cars have been or
dered ard are daily expected 70 arrive here.
power house Is in courso OF erection ana the ooiers
are already In position The promoters OF this enter
prise are backed by ample capital ana expect 10
continue thu road 10 Lakewood. II Is known mat
for some time past syndicate of Newly orkers
have been working to the right Of way FOR
a trolley line TO run parallel with the New fork
and Long Branch Railroad all along the coast ana
II is suspected that this road is 10 be MADE one OK
the links in the chain.
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STOP THIS MERRY-GO-RoUND SCHEME'

7 y Collins and his associates have applied for A
hickey club license 10 hold race meeting at the
M..De.h track The racing Is 70 be done AZ nRh,
hv the aid 81 e.ec;rc lights The plans are an
ready. and negotiations IL regard 20 contracts j."
lighting are being made. that there IS every
rrcspect Of The meeting being he'd RACING h'@
fallen .ow indeed. when for ;he sax" OF ghWD,'hs
the sport 10 reduced NAT merry -H'-fouhI e''0"'
lich. contests resOrt"d 10. - -,
There should De a pronOunccd eHor' naIe py .h
rocLov (lub 20 suppress the Masp"th sch".e III m"
beginning and % rue of he turf anybofy VINO -
soc,atrI With the dsira ceful irav"s" the sport
of racing !, viii not DO 10 sly sun and say ma; IL
,,l die in its infancy. was done ~ REGARD - VIII
,sr racinp The Monte CARO- IN Westminster If on
The same plane the proposed night racing a; the
Naspeih ha.f-In!le track.
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Samuel McPherson's h. g. Senator Nc
Pherson Is. McPherson) .............. 8 8
W: r Edwards's br. &. Barney (B.
o Beunisl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So 5 4
Bayonne Prince wv. Duniay1. % 2 5dr
H p Hale's b. g Butcher Boy III.
W H. McCarthys br e. nderim by
Oxmoor tW. II. Mccarthy. .......... 3 10 DR.
r. l.. Day1s's oh. &. Lindor. by Major
Miller (R. l.. Davis. .................u 8 DR.
J. ". Driscolls b. <. Jennie u. 81. w
Driscoll and J. II. Phillips. ......... DR.
James Powerss br. .. Madrid Boy. by
Madrid OP DrscoD. ................. dis
Governor Tndcn q. II Philips. dis
NJ T. Connolly's b. Contractor
Evans Observation-Disclosures. IL dis
Time 2:32. 2:35'l. 232's. 223is 235. 23l. 2:33
2:35 CLASS TROTTING-PURS 5000 O'nnnished)
G. L. Doran's dn & Grover Wilkes. by Newton's
Allie Wilkes C'. CleVcaudD
George Malcolms br. Charles Eddy. by Jerome .
Eddy 'John Whelpey). q
II Prices b. Maid Erin. by Payonne Prince
r. l.. Davis's b. <. DE Gro'e. by Darlington chief
Ok L. TaNls)
W: H. Nelson's blk IN. Mary Gibbons 10y George
CIV. ~ Neson). l"
J. + Neimans h. J. T. Neimnn. by Idol King
j. y Coosanb.
J. 49, Hayes h. <. Phalswake 10y Phaamont
g. Is hhy-s). o
=. II. IIanlcy's b. & on Time. by Poonus Ill. H. .
u j. GINS br. m Molly IL III u GilD............ 10
Henry Ropke's b. x. Free Trade. by Tariff g. y .
J. p. Aliens lr Maud X a.. T. Alien .......... . II
l.. A. Burkes b. IN. cora Cooper by Lexington
Chief 10 IL
Timc-2s2 So
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

philadelphia has for years been oa'eoa" morn
- v.wYork's path. The Giants have won only
bro. ~ the ten games played with the Quakers.
ueehan IS likely to pitch for New-fork to-day az
Thn Washington club has served Pitchers Iety
AMI sullivan with the usual ten-days notice Oh re-
II loos not look Ike Ruse 10 see a score OF hts
mad. even bv the Philadelphia team ~.
Davis and Ward easily won the honors TOT New
York. . ,-tr,, ~, ,ho twelve
teams have "A winning percentage o "V' Oh 49,
- u White Of I'tca has applied for Troy : iran
chlse I'm the Eastern League.
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EASTERN LEAGUE GAME.
4, Brralo buffalo. ~. Blngham'oh' D.
DIR, ,nrtprIA CRICKETERS AHEAD.

Toronto Ont. July 1.-THE thrd ana '''''i .'''"e'
match .hich the Phillde!phans are scheduled 10
,. T., his c,tv was begun this morning on Cniver-
si,y Lawn They me, the strongest team they nave
faced. and a splendid exhibition OF cricket was WIZ
messed by large ana fashonah:e agience svans
Satures ~ the lav the fielding OF both e.eVeis,
,n S,,s choracteri-ed by neatness and accurate
throwinc the splendid bowling OF McGlyerin' %, Oh
Hamilton who Is credited with seven w.CSe W,h to
twen;v-one runs and beautiful eaten OF WaIs-
w,,rth Of the Toronios The bowling on bo,h slues
Was Of high order The score wien t,i,s viii
LID was Philadelphia no. ontario 10 RAY MI WI.
hs rcs,,mel al II o'clock tomorrow morning n n
evening Captain Patterson and MS PLAYERS ar arr,
guests Of the Toronto Athletic CluD. 1hef WAL ~
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y,WyEPS LOSE THEIR rEMPERS.

THIN Ohio July 27.-Whiie the Injunction case
OF the Tlfnn Street Railway Company against the
Railway and Power Company was being heard oe-
fore Judge Smailey to-day. Judge John McNau.ey
and Judge George f. Seney. representing the de-
,endan, and plalntir respectively lost their tenn
pers Judge Seney had the floor. and IN he cours'
OF his remarks applied insulting words 10 Mc1 auey
and thrust It into Judge Seney's face. Sheriff Bur-
men and others rushed In and separated the com.
ha,anis who had become tangled NJ IN a hVey
scufiie Judge Smal.ey fined Judge McCauley ZIG
and oreerel him committed 70 jail until PAD Az
the time he gave utterahce 10 s'ihs"s 'e-
buke the cOmba iants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
THE QUESTION OF CAR MILEAGE REFORM

A meeting of the Joint Executive Committee or
the Trunk Line" Central Traffic and New England
Railroad Associations was held yesterday to taks
action on the circular issued by committees OF the
Western and Southwestern Freight Assoclat,ons,
announcing that after August the ROADS IN tneso
associations would neither pay nor receive more
than - mile for freight cars, eN-
cenfinR refrigerat or cars. witch held in use
on connecting roads or their own lines me pres
ont rate Is :, cent a mile. The practice OF con-
Meeting roads retaining received from lines on
which shipments have originated has led 10 many
ting purposes The advocates OF the reducuon IN
mileage charges wish 10 render II unprontaOie Ior
or than is absolutely necessary. Roads wnlcn arc
short OF equipment find IL cheaper 10 pay ior
aye able 10 loan surplus equipment and are opposed
70 the reduction. The question was discussed az
iorc,h win the result Of referring IL TO sub
committee for the purpose OF securing an agree
ment for some uniform satisfactory rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
LARNED'S VICTORY OVER STEVENS.
HE WILL NOW MEET HovEY IN THE LoNGwooD
TENNIS COURTS

Boston July ., (Specia0.-In the final match OF
the Longwocd tennis tournament to-day W. A.
Iarned met Richard stevens for the third time tins
season and for the third time succeeded In winning
his match Larned took the lead In the hrst seI
and did not lose ii. playing strong, conhdehii
game throughout, which was very effective LdIIeo
showed wonderful, pace. and at the net was lnVih-
cib- Stevens was not at MS best, ana after tne
second set In whch i.arncd won 1--we straigh!!
games after Stevens's lead Of four 10 one, Lariiso
had the match all his own way ,,,,.,
Eddie Hall and Goodbody played an exhibtloI
game agains, Wrenn and Buclong, the former team
thinning two straight sets A battle royal IS eS
nected tomorrow between Larned and Hovey and
although many think that the after VIII success
fully defend his title. yet Larnei has many sup
portsrs. h.,.
c,o,ams . 81 g final
round. Parker beat Bixby. 80 81 o.
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TRorrING AT THE PARKWAY TRACK.
ONE DRIVER INJURED ~ coLhslo"-A"-
OTHER REMOVED FROM HIS SEAT
pY TILE rT'DGES.


Yesterdays tro,,ing meeting at the haf-mile track
n Ocean Parkway attracted a good crowd ana re-
tgted IN lively sport In the second heat OF the 20
Cans race the roam PAGER Honest Abe ran INTO ETA
z On the upper turn. throwing the driver or the
mare John Driscoll 20 the ground. ana in1urihs MN
seriously that he had TO be taken 10 his hoihe'
After the upse, the mare IAN away. dashing through
TIE field OF horses and continuing around the course
MI. a mounted park policeman neatly stopped her'
me 800 race was prolonged 10 seven "'"'''
through the pulling tactics OF Driver Donovan VINO
Va behind the fast mare Meander until remover os
De judges Nathan s,raus John Hughes and r. &
Creamer Meander started favori,e and won the
opening hea, by sornething Ike half the lene;h OF
d.s' but af'9T thT She % n1,
s..so T. A. Moser. with the result that Meahur,
sVn she liked from the game little three-year-o
xs W.. Mhtona, owned by John H. SHUTS. 70 io S
as awarded so out Of the winnings OF Meander Dut
crooked work
IN, Inc rs race was postponed on account of dark
less after two heats mad been tro;ted. and won by
,ys,oyer Wilkes To-day ends the meeting Win a
,sce e'aee Programme. in addition to the uhiifiS"eu
a.. SUMMARIES.
X LASS rROTTING AND PAcING-PrRsh '%'V
AT .asnoT W. s. N Naiy H. BY S1F'''''@%'
rsss GssianSS c,n1 Hshna a'r oy
Emo Il, i'Sp, , en- z Gold CHARM by . /, ?
s.l.s 1homsSs b m I,',ic barefoot. Gyo +,
sye,ion q. Whelpleyb. Observation-Disclosures . y
sas o. smith 80 .. ' 2
w wynne ''''''''' ~ .'''.'..." . 10 4
rs Besuior, w Dunayi' '''' y, TO
,.cs.i o. oBieanis H'ne.' Nn@ '' h'''""
g. Powers, '''''e'' oY '.ea 5
rs,.s b9yies gr. IN. Ella T.. by Chicago Vol $500 - .
'' ~ Dr.scoli and i. II. Phillips. GlO y
Time .2T;.. 2:25is. 225ls 227
L, 800 cLAsS-TROTTING- RISE 500
rowers's b. m. Meander by
hss,v Hsnbleonian dam by Nam
NJ Time o. Donovan and G. A.
c~IIs' .......................i 7244
ron.. poran's ch m Magnolia by
- 0ns,one ~. Cieveand,. ..........2 3
tn ;s,hulis's b. + Wil,art by WI
US. Ne'hawayD. ..................s 2 2
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conditions resulting from constipa-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28

c VINO would have thought that the
S SarIsDad Sprudel Springs can be
brought from Europe to America and
a. ,!0u can obtain Carlsbad Sprudcl
Sa'. here at every drug store, which
t ~ all the solid constituents of
,"e water. Best taken when outdoor
n n~.lclse can be had. Do not be i'm
f foSea upon by INSCRIPTIONS dealers.
art Ss. upon the genuine imported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
ANOTHER BICYCLE RECORD BROKEN.

indianapolis July q. The fourth annual meeting
OF the Zczag Club bicycle races took place to-day
I'm the presence Of 800 people AT the state Fair
C,rot,uds The weather favorable for fast
In, rho most Interesting performance was that
Of Gus Steele and J1mcs Levy. OF Chicago VINO
Iroke IA. worlds record for a half mile iylnB
bia n,rlnp Pinkey Bliss IN his effort 20 break TN"
,on rtcnrI They made the half milo In ~ seconds
Hiss had "a strong wind to contend WIN Oh 'he
tnmcs,rctch and made the mile IN > % 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
CONTACT WITH THE JOCKEY ILLEGAL.

The apprenticeship contract between N" Jockey.
roseph King. and William 9. Daily was pronounced
unlawful by Justice Gaddng at Sheepshead BAy
os,erday because i did not specify Ne aH9uh.
of compensat!on whith the boy was - receive hInGG
recently ran away from the serve OF 'a'y' '''1
~y Policeman M!chael King. u jersey Ciiy. II"
saws Day paid him 81 month ana poarH II.
ofie, earns more than that IN day lie g"ts - TOT
svsrv mount and So for winning mounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
TO TAKE HIS AFRICAN THRONE.

Springfield. Mass. July G.-Prince Besolow.
Africa who has been called TO take the throne mad
vacant by the death OF his father King OF the v
people VIII sail tomorrow on the steamer Lucan
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Tile RECORDS.


t,,r,delrhia ~ N"w-York az Philat'lpha ,,
u-.oki,n " Washington. nj Eastern Ia'N' p'"'"''
baltimore SO. Boston. az BAl'nl,'r.
,Tcvelnnd VS.. Tlt'shurg. at ,1"Nelan
cincinnati y=. chicago AZ cincinnati
=, Louis ~ Louisville. at - LOUIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FRS, race Selling. urlongs Padre ll3. Plenty
IN sir afeshy ~ Circular 10. Clement 100 Visit lVs
caledonia lO7 RouGsta luj Maggie Richards 100 Mus
mo. Iol Iitfle Bravo lOl Tiger 0l. Larry *. 30
Second -M,ldenS. selling. nve furi1ngs loin1
hawk l23 Hopper l23. la-hing tharN' ~ IhllP
t,If,c, nlIv b.rnurccv ia. slim Charley IL
waiter Rigs ia Iori 1fawhfon" llt Hal! MIN" ~ y
hartford ia Spute H. Ninety seven III h'I"nh s'''
Ing III. Ericsson III
Tnirt race. Selling. six furlonrs Ina 10, SHADE"
pan,. colt ia Yolandc My 100 Nanhruni 100 Ir"p"i
Io fIa.welI Monte carlo u Ifiuin lol 81 "uilh
100 fiimyafisf l~p Cora 100 .li-r Morrison MY wv
,.or,,ui,u ~ Golden tinie -. Malinda %
Vorr,h race Mie and quarter SIR Knight III Ter
AID lOl Major General -. Kidcrr "a" Jodan VI b'rf'
80 ROYAL George ~
ririh rnce- Selling. seven iurl ongS Hardy Fox ~
.rnr,,lan Brand ll2 Wattrfson Ill. Marshall
"a .ivrool ltr, Tenacious 100 Nrngo lOt. Avon 1913
w,rrIi.re im Royal George iOi. Rein 100 Muster Muir
fay ~
sixth race s,eculcchasc. ful Rodman 100. 81
Anthony ~ IIphn 10 Flip F.ap ~. summer breeze
IL Hntoh Ovon II lJi.
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pblladelphia. July g.-Phla delpha administered

Philadelphia. July H.-Philadelphia administered
severe defeat TO New-York this afternoon.
Rusie was hit freely throughout the game. Sulli-
van securing hit each time he went TO bat.
Harper was fairly effective A running catch by
Hamilton was feature. The local team felded
sharply Attendance 1900 Weather clear and hot.
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! PHILADELPHIA
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Earned Philadelphia &. NewYor6 T. First base
BY "rrors-PhliadeIpha ,. New York Left on base,
Philadelphia ~. Neu-York o. First bare on bals-oh
Harper 2. on Rusie struck out-By Rise 2 Three
hi's-Thompson. Wilson. Herman. Tw0-bnse hits
Sullivan. Farrell Sacrifice hsHalman. Ha stolen
bascSIIami!ton 2 Cross Delehanty. Davis fassei ball
Farrell. Umpire Uoagland. Time OF game-2:2j.
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main In the city until Monday next. when they pro
coed % Hamilton for two days match after which
they play a days match at London. Ont. They
will then return home