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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-08
Twenty Specialist Manufacturers.

The best in their respective special.
ties. Suits or Trousers. or Spring Over
coats, or Children's Clothing, ETC., etc.,
are represented by their choicest prod
ucts on the broad counters of the
great Plymouth Clothing House. corner
Seventh and Robert,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-08
CARPET AND RUG DEPT.

Tomorrow we place on SALE fifty per cent from reg
Moquette and Brussels Carpets, A grand opportunity
handsome Rug big bargain.
One hundred Carpet Hassocks at fifty per cent OF
ular price.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-08

Building permits were yesterday
taken out by F. b. Scott for $4,000
residence on Summit avenue, and j. I'll
Horton for $4,000 business block on
Sixth street.
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Mixed Race. at the Harlem Track.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2o.-The trotters had chance at Har-
lem to-day, but the followers OF the running game
took very little interest In them, the sport being too
slow. The association hung up purse Of 900 for
trotters In tho 2l5 class and nve went to tho post
MIR. Castles Kate r. was the favorite, and easy
winner, with Lisa second and J. II. s. third. The
racing feature OF the day the third event hand
cap at one and miles, and although only
four went TO the post the weights evenly al.
Justcd that all seemed to have good chance, and II
furnished the best betting OF the day. Ccey and
I'm. Percy equal favorites at = to 8 each,
with imp. Somersault heavily played at To l.
Full Measure got OF in front aud opened up
gap OF nve lengths, but around the
stretch Cicely and somersaut both passed her. Som
ersault seemed to bo going the easier at the eighth
Bols but GHr hsy was & a't & fasns & WIN and wscn
under the wire an easy winner by q length and
first Rsce~seliins, nve and half furlons.. Elano,
second; Madeline, W tcassinj.9 TO /, third Time,
second Race sell,nsi threequarters of a mile:
Glee Boy. i3o carr. 3 TO o. won Tim Murphy. 1876
.Ltay). Z to l, see9nd Montana, 1855 Knspp) eto |.
Third Race Handicapi one and asirteenth miles,
GfS Soin iSs 10 f Full Msnsre s g
Hf for %ss ,Ts,S; ssT IN IN
SIC Sysa4S s%sa' 'i. SfcG2 +Se g second j. B.
rely sccoSa Joe 10 ASrphy SSVfSSW iSo e. SWcSer r
sixth Race selling nve and one-haif furlons-. Re-
peater, lOS &C. Weber,, to o, won; Mollie r., W
!SarT to = secondi DAlibard 100 urving), 80 70 l.
seventh Race-seven -eighths Of nniiei purse Tat
sS mgrtrs y Snd so @ Ts Gs i %
weber,. to l, third Time. :2Sh
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DEATH or PAMLICO, c.1o.
The Game son OF Mesnder Dies at Charte
Oak.

HARTroRn, Aug. 29.-This morning the bay
stallion Pamlico, one OF the best known trotters
In training, died from combined attack OF
pneumonia and collie. lie took sick on the way
from Chicago, and was in u dangerous condition
when he landed here early this week.
Pamlico bred by O. ID. Westcott Of Fair
Haven, VI, and was foaled IN 1883. Major w.
+. Bachelor of Raleigh, y. c.. purchased him
as colt and gave him slow record as a three
year-old. Tho next season Pamlico was sent to
the late James Ii. Goldsmith. and In his hands
proved the best campaigner then ON the turf
lie closed the season Of 1890 with a record Of
2'l614 and was out of training for two years.
Last season he reappeared and made a
great reputation for himself and HIS YOUTH
ful driver, Richard Curtis OF Greendale XIV
PamlIco won most Of his engagements in 1893
and ended with record OF 2:lOl1 at
nashville in October. This year he began
early and defeated such cracks as Ryland Lord
Clinton, AZote, and even won heat from Alix
stopped the all conquering career of AZote. and
IN that race reduced his record tO 2:lO. Al the
Time OF his death he was jointly owned hy Major
HatchelOr anu +, ID. Spur, OF Greendale XIV
Meandcr, the sirC OF PamlCO, il a son Of Rel
mont, ana birthday, his dam gave him a Nor
gan cross through Daniel Lambert. lie was a
remarkably handsome trotter of splendid pro-
portions, p-headed and game 10 the core.
oung curtis Is heart broken at the loss OF his
greatest pupil, whose value was not less than
S-O,OOO. Famlico will DO buried in the field
lhat thClpses the track at Charter Oak where
1holnas Jefferson ard other horses OF the sulky
are now mouldering.
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name this one" pointing 70 the handsome 1lly
| that won him saturdays $50, 900 purse And
SRed Sy s going SS To be WORKED @ for the
| Futurity," Gideon said, and | am going to
| fics.' I've seen The butterflies a half dozen
| times like il, and Butterflies is the name
under which the fllywill run in the Futurity.'
MIR. Erohman was well pleased, and, accepting
the christening of tho illly as a sufficient com
theatricai manager , did not zee Buttcri,its win
the Futurity. lie is too busy now Win re-
hearses & 70 & Nsit the me race @ is e e lie
second horse Gideon has named aftera a Fruhnnn
success. Shenandoah, was chri5iened IN the
play, and all OF Mr.. Frohman's actors and ac-
tresses went broke on Shenandoahs first race.
The following Is the decision Of the Jockey
Club concerning the licensing OF the Saugus
"The license applied for by Mr.. James q.
Gray TO conduct race meeting under the rules
Of the Jockey Club at the old Saugus race
the reason that the stewards are disinclincd TO
grant license to an individual venture OF this
nature, and have not granted licenses excepting
Jockey sloane followed out his threat and
swore out a warrant for starter Rowe yesterday
morning Mr.. Rowe was notified to appear in
court this morning. summaries follow!
FIRST RACE.
Purse $1,000. for woycar olds, of which 5000 20
second aud siOO to third selling allowances fivo FUR
Mp hwyer's br. g. Harry Reed, by nmyOr Violet,
r. MceislIanls br. 4. dam Nay Day, % * clayton,
d ~ q r. T. heVhc sCh' l. houhutlay' oH NN'Ch"iu
,kins cold, coGiado. L5 bcngula, Darit ana iio:ita
also ran. o
:, 49, r,-. A.. Iline, l.Ol 20 ---,-.. ,,-r.-
ny s1S RSsita, to I'i /; cocEsde and RoGndoisy
each 80 to Il Lo Bengula, King Gold, and Daric each
lUO 10 l.
ru.so q, nm tor ,,.o ,,,. ,tts - ,-ht,h sooo o.,
second and sioo to third seiInV ai"wSnc"s nye FUR
,Hghgs'ic ,Hg coleman . CO... nr =, r,rso. Inv Fo,corer-
Tincture 100 IN povgrttj 80 -. -. 1
nrGokdGes sables ch; 7. Golden Nod, %, tGrnin)
FrankIin paiadn DIV Gammon rout LSar Plush
Export, and BcgraNia also ran
uo,tirg ,,otr., ci,nn,, iIui o,o, ,norcv, Tinga
and PaIadin each 4 10 T. Mnrrtin and Frnnkiin carh
mon No and ESport tar ea Sn 60 'S o pray xU 100 TO van"
THIRD RACE.
Abendicnr Of 500 each for three. year.
olds and upward with ii 900 added ~ which s2O0
t, seTond and sion la tLe third une mile and fur1
i"pS 0t anu WV W wv '' ~ ' ~ " "
M 4 Dwycr,s h. H. Don AIonzo a. by Long Taw-
Kound IanCe 100 tSiminsi ',...,.,.
q H. Morris's H. y Strntbmrnth O. iOi tRcnO .......
hamapo stables ch G ltcd;kln. 1, w liI DoggetU..3
D''u meat S'"Ae Tin'c ! ~
pctttnp-Two 70 one on b"n AIon,o, aVaIn.t Red.
skin y to /. StrathmCpth IL 10 l.
-' ~ - ' - ~ -
FOURTH RACE.
Bellies stakes n sweepstakes for lics two years old
j. H. 4 r. T. Ee,nes Ch f. Irish Keel by Exile
EnunJ Danrn InO farinin, - - - I
/ A A n ~ n u N,rris'. IA = Ii,ta pcr,,ha iib
IitticncldI ',,.i,'." " - '.' "''' '.',','''
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w.F--Rey Fl Santa Anita nrst. Senator Grady sec
ond, and Dsspot third.
The HohokuI n. J., Fair and Driving Park Associa-
ton hold8 ~ fail meeting saturday One thousand
dollars viii be given In pursas- The event pTOmsAs
70 be OF interest on Monday. on the same course,
there Will be two special and two open bicycle TaoeA
aud : special race Tor local hOEssA
ST, LoUIA No, Aug. as.-A clever schsms 20 dsfraud
the bookmakers AZ East St Louis and Madison raos
track Was nlpPed IN the bud lAst nighG Two men
Ton k5aae and George HqtehiHa we're arrested Last
the act Of atrlnging Combination Wtres the race
wires OF the Western Union Telegraph Company. In
some manner the scheme leaked several days ko
and detsetiyes have 6esa on the aers for the wire
tapperS The detectives arrested Hutchins he WaI
astrde ~ cross arm az the top u forty foot pole
complete srt - telegraph Instruments ami battery
were found IN their Possession. Nsthsrf the aTrested
men VIII talk about The aialr
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Trotter. at tho Putnam County Fair
Time-a;i9, 1851, 2;4sl..
An Exciting Event at the HornsIIsviIIs En-
position.

HoRSKILsyHLR, y. y, Aug. 29.-Twelvs thousand
people were In attendance on the third day OF the
Hornellsyille Exposition. The hotly con-
tested and productive OF some record lowering for
several horses In OF the heats OF the % class
the reins on Algonquin broke and the horse dashed
ahead threatening tC tear his through the sukes
ahead, when the driver Aaron Fowler, aVerted any
accident by leaplng from the seat OF his sulky 10 the
horses back, aud hnally getting him under control
2 40 Class, Pacing Purse sBOO-wOn hy Nellie 8 In
three straight heats e, r. H. second and TOT
Macy third Time, .s4S s;s2ss, 2 sS,l.
three straight heats Algonquin was second aud
Darby third Time 2:22ls, 2Sba 2'22I
length Juddins was second Time, 2:i7lS.
The race Tor our'yeaT-Olds, purse $500, by
third Iilne-2.z51s, 2'21sa, 2.2g5t-
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The TrOttsFs at FOrt HayuS

FORT wAIAE, Aug. 29.-The results In the trottins
here today were;
81 class tTottins; purse $500 (unnnIshad froB
=, lilrtta, gr m, won; Cocoon, blk m second, Pal,
tnar bsais 'hiid hsst Time s;l4]S Eleven staTtsrs
LwoysaF,9ld pace so class purse o. 600
biregtll, bik. < Won; Luella Shaw M -,
III , aaT.st4 Nlkes eh T.. talrd Beat tl1ie i5
10 eLa4s, tIotuRsi purse SI 600 EHpressty. n,
- 49, SfttL4a.f a. ~, secondi Prince HeTschsl IL
hsats. - go -S~-s~eA Starters. Az
AiO eiass pacing purse q. 900. John r. G.atr, n
- IA-t i-4o-Atolei bAk- M. second. F.rsar
allfl Assl tas. 1soz5z Tsa staStess fssT EestS 4
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Easy wins at Independence.

lNpEPENDENCE, Ia, Aug. e9.-Two of yester-
days unfinished races and three new ones made
up a good card for this afternoon. The track
was last and the horses fought a north wind on
tho humestretch. Tho carried over" pas
trot was won by Nyzant and the 2:45 pace went
To Badge. Onoqua and Princess Eulalis Lad
practically no opposition in their races. Vera
Capel won two heats in the 2;2O pace in e:lI
and 2:ll4, the third heat going 10 silver Dick.
Inc race was postponed ON account Of darkness,
Summaries: - ~ 49, %
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MGARR MUFFS A FOUL FLY,
AND THES BURKE WINS THE GAVE
HITH a CLEAN RISE mr..


The C1eveInnds Make n Hard Fight Against
ths New Yorks, but Lick FnvOr- the
Home Tenm-HostOn Rents St. Louis
nad baltimore Has Trouble IN Putting
the TaiLcnders to sieep-BrookIyn Wins
from Ptt-bpreh Again snd Takes Firth
Place -Cbicago and washington Win.
The New Yorks gained Just one percentage
point on the Bostun aud Baltimores yesterday,
although all three clubs won. The home team
defeated the Clevelands and won the series with
Tebeau's men. having scored seven victories out
Of eight games played. The Bostons thrashed
the St. Louis team in revenge for Tuesdays do
feat but the Bsltimores lad n hard taAk to take
a ball from the Louisville tail-enders. The sud-
den brace Of the Brooklyns has served to move
them up the League ladder very rapidly. By
defeating Pittsburgh again yesterday Eoutzs
men passed the Clovelands and oro now nth,
Just twenty-five points behind the Phil
adephias, who were badly whipped by the
Chicasoe. The washinRtons continued their
ill-timed winning streak by taking Cincinnati
Into camp. The results:
New York, A. Cleveland.
brooklyn, IL; Pittsburgh, Z.
baltimore, 81 Louisville, q.
Boston, Ia st. Louis, g.
Chicago i3. Philadelphia, a.
Washington, -; Cincinnati, o.
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QulIOA Villas the Grand Ebor Haud,s..
Plate.

LoSDoN, Aug. 29.-At York to-day the Grand
Ebor Handicap Plate, OF i. 900 sovereigns. 10,
three-year-olds and upward, one mile ana
three-quarters, WAS won by NJ r. Iceland "a
2uilon "a years.; Sir X. w. Grifith's SyTssf
Duchess % years. vas second. and Lord Pen
rhyn TheseuS (3 years. was third, ~
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carpenters were flooring

work was in place and carpenters were flooring
parts Of the structure.
The flames started under the stand where car
pentets were at work, They spread rapidly and
had almost enveloped the whole structure when
the Fire Department responded TO the alarm:
The entire work was destroyed. About half
the stand was destroyed by the first fire, and the
reconstructed part and some OF ths old structure
went up in flames this afternoon. The flames
spread rapidly In both directions from the start.
ing point. and the stand framework, and stored
materials used in the reconstruction were soon
iu ueb has
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New England League Games.

At tPortlanl-Portland s. Pawtucket, 7. Base hits
Portland, II. Pawtucket :. ETroTs-PoTtlAnd, 8;
and \ leager.
Al BroGk kton-Brockton, Isl New Bedford o. Base
hit, rusktOu, Il. New lelf nd, v. ErFnTs-R X.
CuTuoTan. brady ard Smith.
CAt HaNrThili-Iswi,ton, y; Haverhill, T. Rasa hits
Lewiston, " iaNrrhill, -. ETTuTS-IeWisTon, $;
lavtrhil, d. Battrrir-- sullivan Stafford anu Ber.
gen; Johnson and sweeney.
~ ihugOr- -Eangpr ~ fall River, 2. Rass hits
Elugprl lUi fall Eivvr, q. Errors Bangor, 9: Fall
River D. Batterirs-Gray and Hayes Lincoln aud
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Domino and Henry OF Navarro May Ne,

The management OF the Coney Island Jockey
Club Is constantly on the alert for attractions of
a sensational order. Yesterday II was under
stood that the Coney Island people would give
$4,000 Tor a race at one mile and furlong for
DuulinO and Henry OF Navarro. "
These colts were far and away the best OF their
ago this year. They met in tho withers Stak kes
al Norris Park last spring at one mile and Dom
mo beat the chestnut colt head In Furnishing
nnish. Garrison. who rode Henry of Nayarre
upon that occasion, MAS criticised for bcing 100
confident aud letting Domino out OF a pOCket "A
iuTluhT or less from the finish. II is understood
That the Messrs. keene are now willing 10 run
Domino against Henry OF Navarro al a mile
but Byron McClelland will not agree 10 this Ue
wants The race at least mile and a Al ixterntb
Something may be arranged to-day.
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AT sPRISaFIELD.

FaTnTd SGTInghsld 4; AlIcntoTn fiTst base
~ Gruher /; by Rlroy. I. Three base hits
lynch breckenridge. Two. base hits-P. sweeney,
Costello. sacrifice hts-Schefier, Wood, Kelly, Milf
Enn >. Stolen bases pOnnelly, Ssheffer (2 Ieahy,
Double play Lynch, breckenridge and shannonj
W sweeney Wise, and Kelley (el; Mulvey and Wise;
L. sweeney Millisan, and Mulvey Hit by pitcher
Nenier Wood Passed baIls-Leahy. /; Milligan, l.
IL<ro-CUnnully. Ime-l5O.
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An. to Go Agaln.. Her Own RECORD.

GALEsBURG, H., Aug. 20.-Morris Jones OF
Red Oak. Ia, and the owner OF Alix, was here
yesterday making arrangements for the game
little mare to start her against her record at
the meeting next month. Williams made the
announcement that IL the race between Directnm
and AllX shall be trottsd here he will add So 600
TO the side bet between the two horses.
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The Ocean Handicap, R-aper-, and Sap
phire Stakes Down Tor To-day.

The Ocean Handicap at one mile. the Sapphire
Stakes for two-year-olds at five and half fur
longs, and the Reapers' Stakes at one mile and
threc-sixtecnths, are down for decision at
shctpshcad hay to-day.
In tho former Ducat, Bassetlaw Sarngossa
Jmino, l'rig, and other flyers are named 10
start while the Reapcrs has all the crack three
yDHr-CldI engaged, Domino in all probability
hciu: intended for this race instead Of the Ocean
Handicap. AgitatOr SHOULD leave the maiden
ranks and win thc sapphire Stakes handily.
Entries In full follow:
i!r-t Racc.For twoycarolds non winners Of 81.
OUOt sweepstakes Of SiJ each with 81 uUO added nf
witch $500 To- second and 500 TO third winning pen
u.tt In
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Baseball Notes.

Ganz.-The batsnan was out
II. c. H.-Cieveland never won the League pennant
Lachance Is playing wonderful gane at nrst base.
Cuppy pitched the whole game with glove on his
A Constant Reader.-Anson Is said 10 be about a5
years old.
y. r. Killeen.-The cincinnatis play at the Polo
grounds on Labor bay.
Frank Bowes-Pitchsr Clare can be addressed at osl
harkett street, Brooklyn.
H.-If each man went to the bet three times the
batting average would be the same.
H. curtis manager, sa West iirosdwsy, Sew York.
Diets Comiskey Is said 70 have received $4,000
from the Cincinnati Club for three years work.
Edward Klernan.-A player who helps TO put run
ncr OUT by handling the ball in any way shoudrcceiVe
Two games will be played at Eastern Park to-day
Brooklyn.
An eS SBrooklynlte- Underwood, being sick, is laid
on without pay Foutz IL the longest player that the
brooklyn club has now" unless Lachance has the call
The ontsrios have eept and gs open and ,, would
secretary. sis Vest isith street L. " 'O'0
Owing to the cancellation OF games, the Madison
a; G. Of Harlem have Labor Day two gamgs open to
lee address John A. Park manager, l.sio Park ave-
The Emcralds q the Catholic Protectory have their
new grounds az Van Nest in readiness for the euspc
with mo crack Murray Iiis. champion seinLprofes!
siouals OF this city.
and bSy opSn snd would IKE I PSe
from outof.town clubs WHITING to furnish suitable
street Jersey City
The Rosary Lyceum n. n. c. Of Harlem the strongest
yceuin team in New York city have Sunday, Sept. 2,
open, and would like 10 hear from some outof town
burke SnSse Sai Gass s3a rse Aaur''' L.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-ManaRer Schmeis has signed
Of s sRs % $
was considered the best amateur about his home and
this season madCra good record with tho Charleston
team OF the southern League. In practice yesterday
@ he made SS such good sshowns m thS At s Shel
He has tremendous speed and fair control of the bali
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Al Puttsvillc- -PottsvIe, 10: Phlladplshia O.
A. Shv vuandOal- itanr forfeited to Shenandoah bV
non appearance Of Harrisburg.
At Lancaster Lancaster. -. HaEClt0n 10.
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A. Minneapolis Minneapolis, l2; indianapolis H.
AZ Kansas city kansas tIty, : Toledo. 5,
Al MilWauk Cr-NltlN aukrr, 3 Grand Rapids, Ia
AZ Sioux city Sioux CiGy Detroit game pOstponedI
rain.
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0llne called AZ sad o. seventh inning BY agreement
Baseball Games To-day.

NArIoNAL IEAIJE AND ANERIcAS ASSocIArOA
New York ys ClsyrlRnl, az the Polo groundA
lro"SA A. 70. Pittsburgh al Eastern PARK.
Ma-AluSiuu IS tiur urlnnau, az Washington
lhibtrIl lEll N-- lsilAsu. at FlllAIsIula
lat.lfu. rr Vs. HaIssl4lg, ut LslltIlgrr.
lu-t. "a 'a- 81, Lguls, at Boston.
TA-lEEN ILAsrE
scranton vs. IuT..H tt ~.r4ltgu
NgTH"#sH 80. Et.., .HT H-Frl 4-t.
l'rH' lirns- ss- " Nl.ArsuIrrt, at TrY' fEcure.
Springfield - ALI utuN IA. ~ spgllsa-l-
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Oa Other Fields.


SEw YORK PoIcE. IS; SEwAEK FoLIcE, H.
NEwARk, y J., Aug. 20TThe police Of the Sixteenth
Nrwark police furve played match game OF baseball
a. shooting Park today The score.
Newark I'll
Game called at end Of seventh inning by agreement
AT NoRRIsTowS.
M0rristpWu F. O., Jrs-,..,..3 U o q 2 O-a
summit .. b. T...'..,......,S . / Q a.S
base hlts-M. =. G, Jr, .; summit g. FrFors-M n
@, g; suhmlt, 8. b4Iteres-Grinlth and Caldwell;
IL ku7 IgT aud iuuugs.
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Earned runs-PrOyidoncc, :; wi'kezhnrre ? First
hu-" ty errors providence, a Wilkesharrr /. First
hasr ga llil,-um Ruii"rhIm, OH Ne cl.oughlin, 4.
struck out by RudiierhaIu, | hy MCI.Oughlln g.
IM"Haso mts-ly2ns ~ hasiett Rogers, CIoonsy,
Rogers, Conney, strieker, Murray Dixon tal Gilen.
Double play ACMaAun, shannon, and steaFns. HIt
by IItChrr-By Mul.nuslliu, !. Wild pitch -Ruddrr-
ham. Passed balls ls-Dixon, Lezotte Umpire-snyder.
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CHICAGO, i3; rnnADkrrmI, @

cRGasa1 cR@rn'a ...'....,.,.t .C-iS
Earned runs. Philadelphia a chicago, O. First base
by errors philadelphia. Chicago, /. Left on bases
philadelphia q; thicago 2. First base balls on
Carscy, d. ON Gririih 2. struck out-By Gru1ith, q
Home run MimOt. Thrcebasc hits Hamilton, JanRe.
Two base hts-IHngr pahlen, Irwin. stolen bases =
Hamilton, IHngc Double plays-Sullivan and Boyle.
Passed bHll-Schrivcr Umpiro-LynCh. Time-l35.
wAsmNoroN. q: CINCINNATI, 5.
wAsiuSaroN, Aug 90 game TO day was very
loosely played, 10th teams making amateurish plays.
Cincinnati could do nothng with Mercer when hits
meant runs while with Fournier It was just the ro-
Attendance, 2,3JU. The
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ERooKLYN, IL; PITrSsrRGu, :.

The Bro0Nklyns, under Acting Capt. Griffin,
played strong ball ~ Eastern Park stcrdny
afternoon and although the game threatened
10 he rather Clu>e abnut the fourth inaing.
after that the llttsburgLs We're hardly in the
hunt. The visitors madc sterling efforts tn get
on an even footing with tie home team NJ Vari-
GUS stages VI the Eame, notably in the seventh
inning; but the Brooklyn, mad" the pace a hit
hotter, ami sO eventually Won hY "a pretty good
score. IL was quite dark when the ninth inning
was played and Keete could Pyasonably have
called the game in the eighth inning. Except in
the two Innings that the Pittshurghs scored
their runs Id Stein pitched IA taIr game. He re-
ceiyed good support. COrrurUn again di-tin-
guished himself That the crowd -with shin
die was shown by the applause he received on
Was hard hit. The score:
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Westera AsaocIatIoa Gams.

At Rock lsland-Rock Island, Z; Peoria.
A. tllnCpln-LlHcolL. 5; Omaha, 2.
A. 81. JusE ph- 81. Joseph, 10; ues Moines g.
Al JacksOnyl lllG-J ack sOnvIlIe, ~, quincy, 10.
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The Trotters at Goshen.

MIDDLKrowS, N. Y. Aug 29-There were fully ., 900
persons present at the races at Goshen to-day, and
some good sport witnessed The following Is the
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Baseball. EAstsrA Park-TSsO GAHes To-day
For one admission. br0oklyn "a PittsbuTsh. kirss
game. ?. NJ; second az r NJ Admiasion soc. and
R5e. 20. seats limited " 2OQO-Adu.
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Earned runs Boston, .; ST. Louis 2. First base on
balls on Stiyctts, G on Clarksun, g. Struck out-ly
suvctts by Ciarkson p Home runs-Connaugh-
ton. Sash. Miller. ThrCe.ha hit HannOn Twobase
his Duny, Connur, quinn, PeltA Stolen bases
Duny ~. mccarthy. Double plays Ramon and
Tu, ker, Lowe and Tucker, quinn and Connori Pctk,
quinn, aud Cunuor. iit by pitcher-By Suvetts 1.
Empire MCQuHid. Tne-2.OO.
CHICAGO, 49, PHILADELPHIA, q.
PHuAbEtrWi, Aug 2g.-1he Philadelphia dropped
the second game uf Die chicago series to-day. after
contest which was short and snappy. Tho home team
went 10 pieces In the eighth when three hits ns many
bases balls and two errors allowed the ChCagOs TO
score six runs. Attendance, 2 800. The score!
The sun., 1894-08-30
The ChleasO Club. Gr.ad stand nsrasa.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2J.-Au but fifty feet OF the
grand stand OF tue Chicago Baseball Club AZ
Polk aud Lincoln streets Was destrOysd b. drs
shortly after O'Clock this afternoon.
ne stand h4dS been ractically reconstructed
The sun., 1894-08-30

BAI AITAoRk, Auga ~, Pitcher ellsworth was
trou6ltsome for th- altmorrs after the hrst inning,
but TIE lead ths ORIOLES had secured start " ~
too great to be overcome. Hawk hit hard IA tho
sixth innIns and ksper who took his place, pitched
SAcsleht ball tha features were the battling u
bronthers aud Nir"l BTouthsrs's base running. anl
Jcauingss marvellous NUEk at short stop. Attyu4-
AnCs, z. $40. The ore.
The sun., 1894-08-30
Odds aHd Eads OF sports.

There IS letter az This onCe for I'd OGornan Of ths
Volunteer Football Club.
The sun., 1894-08-30

nAssbAlls FOlS GrOaAdss ss4S =. -. T0-day.
League Championship game. New York Va Cieye-
lAaa Aainission sec And x5e. Bost9a FFiday.-4dU-
The sun., 1894-08-30

by acknowledgements l. Left on hasss Brooklyn, 81
PtttsbuEgh, T.. fust lsAss balls-Un Stein. 4; on
EhreS Struck ont by Stein, I; by Ehret q
HomS run burns. Tbrss-basr hts COrcoFan, stein.
Twoba hits Shndle, smith, Stencil. Sacrifice
hlt-pailsy Stolen bases ,Grnin ~, shoch, Tired
way, lSchance; smith and bierbaur. Double plays
Stein Corcurun. aud Lachahcr; Steers aud Bee ktry
hit by pilchsr ky Stein, /. Wild pitch stein I'm
plre-k keeIe. IhIl.-. 10. Atle nlaIlne-sUU.