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TIE RECORD.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Cincinnati air evidently docs not agree with West
eryct
'con. Dalcy's little spa, with Clark. the out
fielder ia Tuesdays I-'H'9''e game 0o'' INC
Brooklyn cat her -.
Arthur Irwin charges TINT the Pennsylvania
r,,.r IKE ti.. Southern League. Is padding mp the
o,,r.-,s ~ rs players FOR the purpose Of selling
their releases.
captain comlskey. OF the Cincinnati Reds. con
tends that - man cannot successfully captain nine
from the i"nch.
Denny Lyons. Plttsburs's third bascman. APP
poars 10 be IN great luck Last week he was APP
n,,uteI CAPTAIN e. the team. ana few days after
h. got married
Frank Foreman the oil League pitcher. seems TO
have reganeI all his o!d-time skill again Re
Gently h, strcl: ont eleven OF the Sioux city team.
the heaviest hitters in the Western League Fore
man Is playing with Toledo.
Ealtir1or.an say they satisfied II their team
finishes better than third In the race for the cham
ponsh!p
That cincinnati IS playing strong game Of ball
IS evident by the very manner IN which they have
turned down Wards men twice In succession.
"On to Pittsburgh" - the cry Of the local cranks
this morning n the Giants faro no better than
they did mt Cincinnati their chances for returning
home I'm third place VII be rather slim.
Ruslr VIII pitch against Plttsburg today.
l. IT possible that brooklyn has struck that
dreaded ioh0rgln slide?
the box against a League team At Chicago yester-
day.
Nichols has now turned out to be Boston's losing
instead OF winning pitcher
Rumor has II tha, th,re is trouble among the sew
eral players In the Brooklyn club.
Blake. Clcvcland's new centre-ne,der. is said to
be u born batter.
Notwithstanding Phi!adclphll's men are In a badly
crippled condition they manage to win just as many
games they lose.
The reconstructed Louisville team certainly can
not win the prnnant any more. but Il II keeps up It's
present good work II VIII prevent some OF the other
clubs from winning It,
Shugart is doing the bulk OF the batting for the
ST. Louis browns.
During Robinson's enforced absence Brouthers Is
acting u captain OF the Baltimore
Plttsbirg has always been hard for HaItl-
more To- crack.
Boston had a chance to Jump into first place yes
tcrlAy. bu; lost It, The season Is young yet.
Now because the Giants lost two straight games
don't for Il moment believe they not going TO
win any mOre
Baseball IL a funny game after all Brooklyn dill
not get game In Louisville, where the Giants got
three
PARROTS pitching Is rs good ever again.
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GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

gonerol order was sent out by Police Commits
s,oner Welcs yesterday directing the strict On
forcement Of the law IN regard 10 the selling o.
,oror 70 minors and the arrest OF all persons vio-
lat,ne II, The police are also 10 report all liquor
,hops from which minors are seen 70 depart carry
ing vessels containing beer or other liquor
Albert Jonas and Alexander Lucas pleaded guilty
Yesterday in the Court OF Sessions 70 grand larceny
in the frs; degree. They attempted to get away
with a trav OF rings worth 5000 from the shop OF
y w TAYLOR at No. 81 Fulton-st on June IS
The Committee on Organization Of the Republican
County Committee has decided 70 enroll the Repub-
LEANS OF the Thirty-nrst Ward formerly Graves
end. on July 49, and to hold primaries In election
districts July %.
There were twenty-three probationary policemen
SWORN in and assigned to duty yesterday. After
AK months Of satisfactory service they become rgu
lar members OF the force.
Louis Giraffe was under arrest yesterday Tor aD-
Quoting Annie Kohl sixteen years Old daughter OF
a farmer In Closter. y. J. Crate was employed on
nm adjoining farm and induced the girl to elopc
with him. promising 70 marry her. on various pre-
texts he postponed the ceremony. and her father
traced her to Brooklyn. She was sent 10 the way
side Home and will appear TO testify against Giraffe
A coroner's Jury found yesterday that Henry ~
Averil Of the Crescent Athletic CuD committed
suicide while temporarily insane.
Mayor Schleren married Sophie Stalzi 70 Frederick
7. Never Yesterday. II the first wedding cere-
mony which he has performed in his ONCE.
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NEWARK.

The National convention Of Gerrnan-American
teachers began its business session at Newark yes
terday. Professor Won der Heide presided. Nearly
100 delegates present A large number are
kept away by the railroad troubles in the West
Professor b. Addoms. OF the National German
American Teachers Seminary, al milwaukee,, MADE
an address. Dr. Karl Klyser OF Newark. delv-
cred lecture Theory ana Practice, and was
loudly applauded. The lecture was ordered TO be
published in the educational periodicals OF the coun-
Try Dr. c. NJ. VAIL OF New-York. lectured on
'Reforn Of Modern Methods for the Teaching OF
Teachers" and y. a. Abrams. Of Milwaukee, and
Herman Schurcht. OF Virginia, read papers. AZ the
evening session Or. W. T. Schneider, Of New-Y ork
spoke on Under German Palms In the Pacihc
Ocean" and DR. II. A. FicH. OF Cincinnati deiiv-
cred an address the poet Wilhelm Mueller.
Mrs Margaret J. Drain, OF kearny, mas Drought
suit for $1,000 damages against Theodore JeroI0-
man of Belevi.le, for the loss OF her husband,
Hugh Drain who killed by u blow from a
cub IT, the hands Of JerOoman on June 70 ast
Drain was stealing cherries on Jero.omans place
wnen the assault committed
AT the Inquest he'd at the courthouse ycs'eruay
IN the case OF John Cur.ey twenty-thTee years oi1
who died at the Third Precinct police station IL
was alleged, from the effects of clubbing by me
police the evidence went TO snow that the blow on
f,urlevs head which fractured MS skull was caused
by fall while Curey was lighting with Jonn NC
DonneU Sixty-nve Witnesses testified. one woman
and her daughter swore they saw Curley struck on
the head with a cub by Patrolman smith Inc
iu~v rendered e verdict OF mans.aughter against
Smith who was placed under arrest at his station
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WHITE PLAINS.

James NJ Ferris one OF the wealthiest residents
Of White Plains lies In critical condition az MS
home in Mott-st. Tuesday night Mr. ferris so'
out OF his bed, and. taking from shell poI'e
of what he supposed TO be Ponds extract ,oGh ey
routhfl Of its contents for the purpose o! iei.N
Ing sore throat. He had mistaken the Dott,e' anu
instead of Ponds extract II conlained az, az
monia AS a result his mouth and throat Weit noI
ribly burned so much that he became un IN on
scio,ls The doctors entertain small nope OF Ills
recovery -, ..t~, 40
The Board OF Trustees on TUESDAY evening" Ie
cded TO offer Timothy Dick and Andrew ~ ttourks
81 600 and $500 respectively for an easement thToutn
their property so as lay sewer mains from I'ake
ST. TO the pneumatic ejector IN W estcNS SIT -
Previous 10 the adoption Of this motion me chaii-
man of the Sewer Committee reported that h,;
Dick asked s. go and Mr. O'Rourke N42O IN nun
settlement. Inc Ctlzehs Gas any In, ~
Company announces that siX-inch gas mains VIII De
laid through Railroad and Central aves New
York capitalists having refused TO advance money
10 build the New-YOrk Mamaroneck ana Whne
plains Electric Railroad, and the New-Nork, Ems
ford and White Plains Electric Railroad. because OF
the words in the contract The company as al pres,
ent organized shall complete the roads. the BOARD
noxious section. Ii is understood that for con-
sideration Messrs. Moran. Krepps and ConoVer are
10 withdraw from the companies ana Wen known
capitalists are 10 take their places. The time 10
DEPOSIT the s. no forfeit with the village VIII expire
to-day The pupils OF the Memorial Methollst
Episcopal Sunday -sChOO went on an outing 10 rye
Beach yesterday. . . . The Board OF Health has been
called upon to report 10 the Board OF trustees
what settlement II any. has been made with the
owner of the property confscated for smallpox pa
TENTS during the prevalence of several cases In the
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LONG ISLAND.

SOUTHAMPTON.-Th Village Improvement AS
sociation OF Southampton, at a meeting held yes
terday afternoon decided to offer 81 900 for nforma
zion leading 10 the arrest and conviction Of the per-
eons who have been robblng summer cottages In the
village recently All suspicious persons are TO be
arrested.
MavroyenI Boy. the Turkish Minister. IL a guest
at the Meadow Club. In Southampton. and Will
main AL this week.
long ISLAND CPTY.-Poiitical circles
prised yesterday when IL leaked out that j. II.
Thirty. one OF the commissioners OF the Board OF
Education. had rendered his resignation. 1t
learned that the Of his resignation due
to the fact that Mayor Sanford had failed to
keep promise that the public schools should be
kept entirely free from politics. When Mr. Thirty
took Office eighteen months ago he did so with the
understanding that politics were 10 be connected
with the Board OF Education. A few weeks ago
Mr. Thirty asked Mayor Sanford not 10 reappoint
Principal Charles W. Gould, OF the Fourth Ward
school The Mayor promised Mr.. Thirty says, that
he would not appoint Gould. and authorized him
10 communicate with SUPERINTENDENT Milne. OF the
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

USED PISTOL IN COLLECTING HIS BILL
Herbert y. Jackson. a plumber. was sent to jail
Yesterday for ten days. in the Gates Avenue Police
Court He attempted 10 collect trihing Dli al
the point OF a pistol and was arrested jackson
has a shop al No. 9l7 Marcy-ave. Jew DAYS ago
he was employed by Mrs Sarah Jones' OF No -
Jefferson-ave. to put a heater n order. when me
work done he sent in pi'l ioF q q" WIZ.
was promptly paid. a day or two later IL was
found that he had not put AZ the pipe IN pacr; aii
he was sent for again. When h" hai coMii",''
this part of the SOB he demanded haN t'Har
more bu; Mrs Jones considered that the aiiiiloihl
work was par; OF the first job. AID that IA! Drrh
fully paid for. She refused t. pay Jacks3ns d.
mand and he has haunted the hous" 10 E"t tle
money. The servants had orders not t. alI;.it mn
and he was hafiei in many ways On IHtS4ly
evening he rang the bell and when servant APP
peared he presented a pistol. The door was smut
In his face and the family assembled IN aitrh.
while the plumber seated h.nseN ~ an ca '1''.
on the piazza and remained on guard. ltf Gaming
10 a neighbor from the rear YARD the fanny 81,
cured a policeman from thu Gatcs-hVc- s'ailon ana
the bell!gerent plumber was arrested without re-
sis;ance on his part. He was tod IN cOIit ihAt
the law prescribed peaceful methoas OF correcting
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NEW-BRUNSW1CK.

A. the meeting OF the Mddlesex County Board OF
yreehoIders in New-Brunswck. yesterday morning.
a letter was read from the Berlin Iron Bridge COM
pany, Of Connecticut, to whom had Deeh AWARDED
80 oo,trac, for buildng a new bridge the
R,rtan River at Raritan Landing. near New
brunswick asking that the contract be resclnaed
sThts vas At once done. The contract was for W.
<oS and was no sooner awarded than certorarl
writ was secured from the New-Jersey supreme
Cont 10 have IL set aside the ground OF It's being
excessive This action Of the Berlin Company at
once stops the proceedings.
The coroner's jury 10 inquire into the death OF
peter Keenan, at Sayrevie, July 4. sat at that
pace yesterday afternoon and listened TO the test
m0ny OF witnesses who had dealings with Keenan,
lust previous his death were witnesses TO
The fights in which he engaged. Thirty
witnesses were examined. The jurymen were out
about an hour and returned with verdict that
Keenan, TO mis- death through injuries inflicted
By Meade.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Committee on Permanent Organization Northern
and Southern business men. No 50 Nassau-st'' IL
a..
Bri,hton Beach races, 2:3o p. m
Druggists Club organization. No ~ Wiliam-sI'
p. m. $780,,
Laying cornerstone OF Emburg Methods' Episoo-
mai Church. Lewis-ave. and Decatur-st.. brooklyn
FORSYTH and Allen Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday-schools excursion
Labor mass-meeting. Cooper Union. p m
Orangemen's celebration. Brommers Union farA'
Inspection OF new company OF Goth Battalion
Armory. p.
Music in East River Park p. m.
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Cincinnati. July 1L-Garney gave an uhJus'''a
decision against the New-Yorks to-day In the
ninth inning with two out and Wilson on third
and the score c to T. Ruse, VINO batted In clark
place. hit into the left field seats previous
agreement made this home run spectator
throw the bali to Holiday. who threw TO Latham
at third Rusie kept running. Cincinnati pdS'iS
called PARROT 70 get in the pltcher ooN' a.
rott ran for the box but threw the bail while sun
f,ur feet away from the rubber. and II struck
the Crandstand, Rusie scoring ana ueins inc
score Ganney ordered him back to third on the
ground that the New York players who had run
up TO coach Rusie had interfered with the pay
1t was a most unjust decision. but in keeping VIII"
Gaffney's work all through Score:
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NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Charles J. Pesha,l the Jersey City lawyer
whose efforts kept Hallinger from paying the pen
atty Of his crime for nearly two years yesterday
visited the Hudson County Courthouse TO examine
the records in the Altenberger case. He said the
treaty with Germany required six months notice 70
the German Consul before Altenberger could De
tried because he is German subject. lie also
said that the Legislature at its last session, gave
81 prisoner charged with murder the privilege OF
plead!ng non vult, in which case his crime shail
s. law was passed but an examination OF its text
shows that II contains proviso permitting tne
rourt to set aside such plea of non yult. TO sub
Itute a plea OF not guilty. and order the accused
rson 10 be tried. Mr.. Salnger Will appeal the
e TO the Supreme Court
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A NOTORIOUS BURGLAR CAUGHT PEDHANDED

Policeman McNierny. OF the West Sixty-eighth-st.
station arrested Tuesday afternoon william
Hammitt alias Johnson. a notorious negro burglar.
At the time Of the arrest IIammitt and companion
were breaking into the basement Of No. Sj West
End-ave which IL occupied BY Mrs. VI. AdamsOn.
who was absent at the time. Iiammitt showed
fight. and the policeman had great trouble In getting
the huge negro 10 the station. He easily
ognized as his picture is in the Roguos Gallery.
" men Hammitt arraigned in Yorkvi'e Court
Yesterday Mrs Adamson testified that he and his
Companion had been lettering around her house for
several days He he'd In 5000 bail.
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BOARD OF ESTIMATE MEETS.

The roard Of Estimate held meeting yesterday
70 consider the question OF issuing county bonds -
carry into erfec, the law providing for indeNins INC
records Of the Register OF Deeds on the block sys-
ten The Corporation Counsel aTgnei before me
hoard fha, the bonds must be issued. but DC con
sldered that the estimate OF Register kcnna icr
200 copies OF T. land map and an appToiIat o'
comics Of the map would be needed and the cost ~
the work would not exceed $1,000 II va Hec'Hc
- have Register Kenna appear on Monday and
rlai n he u a
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SENATOR CANTOR SAILS FOR EUROPE

State Senator Jacob a. Cantor. who is member
Of the Lexow Investigating Committee. sailed for
Europe yesterday the steamship New York.
Previous to the adjournment Of the committee. he
announced that IT his intention 10 take a trip
abroad IL the committee decided 70 take recess
during the months OF July and August. but he
said he would stay with the other members OF the
committee II II desirable to continue the in
yestigaton OF the Police Department during those
months NJ the home OF the Senator No. l37 West
one hundred and twentieth-st. II was said last
evening that he expected to be absent from the
city only six weeks and that his trip abroad was
partly for pleasure and partly on business.
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THE WINNERS At WASHINGTON rARl

Chlcaco July 1.-THE Bashford Manors colt
eah,pc Won tho Great Western Handicap today nj
Vaehir,ton Park in a rl..op. wiki Nassal second
ord Lind, thiri The stake WAS the third race on
the card and nd only four starters. Sabine was
te fayorife at . to ~. and heavily played, with
y,ssal second choice AT 10 :. Cleaning and Linda
u,.re each quoted IT 10 l. Linda was itft by a
length at the start. Cleaning bcn9 second AMI Nas-
sal ,nlrd At tho quarter pole Cleaning got up 20
mark where Vnssai t. The fore and held com
,u1ud TO the head OF the stretch, lht ~" iHNorit
,indrr ,'avton's care. COON overhnul"d him ani
u1rsrl the winning post Two lengths 90 the GOOD IN
In. fast time Of 30; 4, The ~ kc was worth ~ all
81 7s5 - The winner summaries.
First race five and one-haf furloags Digs. ll2
CRYING II TO a. won: Katherine. 10, Qerhns). 20
. second; tiatn. l01 Ndr.), 10 J. thirI Time.
1MA.
second race. three-querter, mlie Pennies ~
U,lavlocl; 7 10 . won Mag Fern. i03 "a. Clayton,
t. l. second. Aletha Allen. 10 GcrkinsI. to J..
third Time. 1.lii4.
Third race the Great Western Ilaniicap. sweep
stakes. S2tDD added, one an. on half miles Sann~.
lTl a. Ciayton = To TO- won. N.Fs1. lo@ &C.. weber,,
to .. second. Linda. - Urrk!nsj. 10 l. third.
Time. 1924.
Fourth race selling allowances. one and ono-slx-
tecnth miles Eiroy " UcrgerJ T. l. won; Elva.
~ (Chcvalier). - 10 !. second; Anna. - Gerkns).
10 |. third. Tm" ~.
Fifth race one m.c-pr Rice, ~ Dorlln) . to .
won; Oakwool. ia G.cigD - !. second Pocd-
sixth race throc-quariers mile Margie Gray. 10
10 second Annie Mayes, Jos driving. to /. third.
Time. 1857
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Number s. Volume !. OF "Goodwins Official Turf
Guide" is out and should be secured once by all
racegocrs and others who associated with the
turf it is filed with all the Information needed
by persons who desire 10 keep posted on turf AZ
fairs. There Is complete recori Of all the races
which are run In the United States and Canada
giving the age. pedigree and the name of the owner
OF every horse that has started IN race There is
a long list Of horses whose names have been
changed. table OF winning Jockeys. scale OF
weights and many other important matters.
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DOEBBLER GTILTT or PA CTNG TIE ZONE

In the Passac County Quarter Sessions. at
Paterson, yesterday Charles a. Doebber was con-
ycted Of trying TO Kill the silk manufacturer, Will
lam Strange, and his family. by placing n dynamite
bomb alongside of his house at the time OF the
strike last April. Robert Seidcl. indicted with
Doebbler was acquitted. Docbbler then pleaded
guilty to writing the threatening letters to Mr..
Strange and to Jacob Wedmann the dyehouse pro
prietor. Sedel placed on trial for sending the
letters which written in his beershop. The
ended.
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State Normal School. 10 recommend man 70 re
mace Mr. Could. This Mr.. Thirty DID. ana h mn
in the High School by ex-senator Edward F. "a
gan while Pagan was 10 take MI GouiG f n he
When Gould heard that he was not going 70 ., ne
reappointed it is alleged that he got some OF 'ne
pupils TO go about the ward getting signaureS a az
in due time presented to Mayor Sanford anu 'IcuI
was reapponted When Mr. Tniry ffred his
rnsIgnafion 10 take effect Immediately. Mayor san
ford is at present away from the city, ana the esis
nation has not yet been acted upon.
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SHIPPING NEU'S.
PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY. JULY II. 1894
AEPTNED

PORT OF NEW -YORK-WEI NISOAY. JULY II. 1894.
ARRIVED
Steamer Delaware d'D. Thomas. London June % in
Str,,ner Irhn ,c;c II.llnors Brcrlon July 3 South
anpfon J. v!h rlse 80 FIRST - second cabin and los
serrnsc passengers Orrcs y Co. Arrived a the Bar
s.cnmer Dnrms,ad, (Gc-,. TNrmann. Bremen June IS
with mdse. cabin and - steeragc passengers for New
moro 10 Oclrichs y CO Arrived at the Ear at 7;i3 IN
Noordlnnd deig) Grant. Antwerp June -. with
mdsc II cabin and sd a,earage Passengers "a lnerna
tonal Navigation Co. Arrived at the Bar al II %
steamer .rawnce OBJ, Anl,nhcad; Palermo June q.
Gibraltar %. with fruit to Phelps Bros 90. Arrived
steamer saraogn. Royce. ,Tampico July l. rrogrcso T.
Havana Z with ndse and iG passengers 10 Jas r Ward
90 Arrived AZ the Bar 5.3 q
steamer lrrnvaddy ,lD lrgg Port Spain July 2. with
mdse and passengers 10 Geo Crystal Co. Arrived at
steamer III Monte Parker Carienas July . Mautanzas
with sugar 10 American Sugar Refining Go; vessel To
Cnamct'r Brown. Sagua July &. with 10
steiner Con,nI. Rlsk Galveston. via Ncy West with
ml,e ana pass myers 20 G II Mallory Co.
Cherokee Beorse Jacksonyne and Charleston.
steamer Richmond. Davis. West Point Va with mdse
and passengers To the Old Dominion ~ Co.
steamer Gify of Columbia Jenny. Norfolk with mase
and passengers 60 the Old Dominion SIS O..
Seamer Goldhoro. Pennington. Philadelphia with
sandy Hook. July II. go p m-wlni southwest mod
crate breeze: very hnzy
CLEARED
Italia dr). Craig. sanander Genoa. etc-rIen-
derson BROTHERS.
Steamer Westcrnlnnd N}eg). Weyer. Antwerp-nterna-
tiorl Navigation Co.
steamer Salerno Ger. scharnberg Pernambuco. Rio
Janrro etc Via Acknowledgement Edye & co.
Steamer Centurion d'D Parts!ow. Cardenas. sagua.
Caibaricn-W - Munson
steamer Delaware orr Thomas. Dover for orders
Steamer City of Washington Duriey. Havana and Mexi-
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WuIIAMSBRIDGE.

The village BOARD OF Trustees Tuesday night. by
a vote of to J. dismissed Street Commissioner
Horace X HILL on the charge OF using disrespect-
full language Other charges against Hill were ro'
sustained. William Heaney appointed Com
missioner Commissioner Hill will 90 before Judge
Dvknan at White Plains. and will fight his re-
Hi and brought up the charges so they could dis
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Fir, race. Selling. fIrl ngs. i"na'~ ~ J'i.n-
NO. lo1 :i.rhula io2 Ericss J. l"' ''ftni 80. '',I
Wave ~ GcIt.e 80 hliu ~ lIi- '''.'' y1'l
iu3 RYhus'a O2. Governor f'ei w. "'''''' 90 ''''
Lady u. % 49, .
second race Selling. on~ mile. Patience f 20: IN
c'ft ~ ,-uafi.. in, Iay 49, Ill'n'" lu-. Iit 20.
NJ 'Inf,.c l0, Wentworth ~ Io.i" l"2 Golden VA
lcy lD2 o..
Cr.aona I0 Captain NICK loi Monaco lol LIN" Lila ~
Fourth race selling. nee f.i,nE' M"dsi'n~ ~ ~.
~ 1,e.r nos Sir Arthur TO-. llis li' l"% n,'fhlhiF
H.. leonardo 10 Equation - f9nwnl ~ So ,"T ,,t
&, Felix iu7 WlclchoiIfr iu SAai'" W. .''i5 '"''''
ia Drum Mal,r 80. l.Ama ~
rra race selling. mile ana fn,i"nE .so ,i NJ, NJ
Jolan o7. Young Afion l"'' w J. '''' '''' w. ""
-.
sixth race-Onc mile Kingston ~ Tom IonEh ~
I.'l,r LINE NrilIu 80. lD'iitn -. Nhi"i ll-,
ii.rry Al1nzo iOI. Nca4aiAn no. baa.ns charlie 80
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ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR BROOKLYN.

nY THE ASSISTANCE OF THE nRIpEGRooMS
LOUISVILLE STEPS OUT or LAST PLACE
Louisville July n.-Louisy!ile made II three
straight AMI moved up from last place IN the ls'
by defeating brooklyn again to-day. The Visl'ors
played li;ile better ball. but were weak IN inc
field Louisville tried two men, Smith and Flaheriy'
from tho southern League. and both dd good work.
Aftenllnce l.nl1. Score.
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GOVERNOR FLOWER CATCHES BLrEFISM
Governor Flower, who arrived Fire Island
Tuesday with his family and Is stopping at the
Surf Hotel went fishing Tuesday afternoon and
caught a mess OF bluensh. Yesterday morning he
tried his luck again and was successful