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Brighton Beach Results.
NEW YORK, July 21.-Summaries of

NEW YORK, July 21.-Summaries Of to-
days races at Brighton Beach,
First Race-Five-eighths of a mile. Wal
colt, to 5, won; Shelly Tuttle, 5 to l, sec
ond Nick, to 1, third. Time, 1:01A. Sir
Rae, Laughing Water, Panway, Hoey, OK
ford, Billy Boy, Musmee, Gloriana, Padre
and St. Felix also ran.
Second Race-One mile Sir knight, to
g. won; Stonenellie, to l. second; George
Dixon, 10 to /, third. Time, 1:43A. Lady
Adams, Glance and Little Mat also ran.
Third Race-SiX furlongs. Jack, the Jew,
10 to l. won; Emma 80 to /, second; Belle
of Stonewall, 4 to l, third Time, 117A.
Canadian. Tweedledum, Escape, Golden
Gate, Sallie Byrnes colt, Amsterdam, Ri
emf, Apprentice. May Irving and Superior
also The Clio filly broke down and
was withdrawn.
Fourth Race-Mile and a sixteenth. Don
Alonzo, to 10, won; Herald, even, second;
Lizzie, p TO l, third. Tina 40
Fifth Race-One mile. Annie Bishop to
3 won; Tom Tough, to l, second; Bona
venture, to 1, third. Time. 1882. Charade,
Bolero. Best Brand, ST. Anthony, Vespa-
sian, Woodchopper, Adelbert, Uncle Jim
and Harry Alonzo also ran.
Sixth Race - Steeplechase; two and a
quarter miles. st. John, 6 to ), won; Flip
Flap, to l, second; Bucephalus. to l,
third. Time, 5:21. Lalah, West Moreland,
Glenall and Bushranger also ran.
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YO TAMBIEN WON.
Easily Captured the Wheeler Handi-
cap at Chicago.


CHICAGO July H.-Washington Park
closed to-day with a card of seven races
and an attendance of about 5000. Well
balanced fields in the minor events made
up good programme of consolation events.
The Wheeler handicap, the second greatest
event of its kind in the West, went to Yo
Ta1nbien. The famous daughter of Joe
HookerN1arion had nothing dangerous to
beat, although she was conceding her OPP
ponents a great deal of weight. Never
worse than second, she took command OF
her field on the far turn, and, coming away.
won in her usual impressive style. The
weather was delightfully."- cool and the track
in good condition The club oi1ciaIS say
tons. Racing will begin at hawthorne
Monday. To-days summaries;
First Race-Five-eighths of q mile. tlaSh,
30 to l, won; Mary Keene, to i, second;
Leonard B., Is to l, third. Time, l;0212
Trem0r Martha i Griffin lanes 81 on siaTer
and May Rose also ran.
Second Race-Six furlongs. Parquette,
to l. won The Spo1k to to-, l. se nta Na Ao-
Frank Gayle, Fiction. Emma. s., Sister
Anita, GaIiopin and Welcome also ran.
Third Race-The Wheeler handicap; mile
and one-quarter. Yo Tamb'en, 123 (Jordanl,
Z to 10, won; Tyro, 80 GA Clayton), TO l.
second; Wildwood, los (Martin), to l.
third. Time, 2:06l2. Ingomar and Linda also
ran.
Fourth Race-One mile. Eloroy. to I,
won; Somersault, to l. second; Cicely, 3
to /. third Time, 1:41A Guido Belle Eos
ter, Enthusiast, Egbart, George f. Smith,
Tartarian, Emma Primrose and Jack Rich
ellen also ran.
Fifth Race-Mile and half furlong. King
Bors, 10 TO l. won; Captain Reese, TO /,
second; Aldenor. TO 1, third. Time. 1:4S12
Prince Leon, Billy Mckenzie. Tremona,
Tippecanoe and Tata also ran.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs Orinda, to l.,
won. L p r. 3 /. second: WekOtd, o to
). third Time 1:154. Ross, Maryland,
Nance, Marcel and Strathfiower also ran.
Seventh Race-NIile and half a furlong.
Coquette I TO l, won; Hawthorne, 212 TO l.,
second: Anna, to l. third. Time, 1:4S Out
of Sight, Trentola, Marion G.. and Highland
also ram
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FOR SALE-Fifty-foot east front, lot en-
Ash street, between Sixth and Seventh.
One square east OF College avenue. Was
offered 900 a year ago; Will take 5000
net now, $500 cash down and 81, 200 on as
long time as is wanted. Address, j. o.,
care Journal office.
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The First Theater to Open.

1.-THE Police Inspector is the attractive
drama that will open the Park Theater' $
season two weeks from tomorrow night.
1t will be a strong bill for the patrons of
this popular place OF amusement who will
be made comfortable during the hot
weather by means of a large fan. 1.-THE
Police Inspector deals with life in mu-
ncipal circles in New York, and is full of
exciting situations and bright features
The Park will be found handsomer than
ever, having been gone over by artists dur
ing the past month and improved where /,
was possible TO improve il.
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land, second; C., G. Merrill, Cleveland,

land second; c. G.. Merrill, Cleveland,
third. Time, 2:i3 1-5.
Championship Cup Class A eo6 Won Won
Cleveland second; r. Lindmueller. Cleve-
land third Time, 2:27 1-5.
Half-mile Open. Class A. /. Brown,
Cleveland won: Tom A. Cooper, Detroit,
second: A. w. Lutz, Buffalo, third. Time,
1:t3 Is.
Springfield Mass, won; +. j. Titus, Brook
lyn. y Y. second; f. c. Bald, Buffalo,
third. Time 25:45
Mile Open. Glass Atom Cooper, De-
troit. won; o. +. Bernhard, Toledo, Sec
ond: ~ l. Brown, Cleveland, third. Time,
2:3SA.
Two-rnile Handicap. Glass B-R. F. Goetz
Cleveland. $50 yards. won; Gus Steele. Chi
cago. 40 yards. second; j. w Maddox
Chicago. $50 yards. third. Time. 40.
Three-mile Lap Race, Class Atom
Cooper Detroit, won; g. Mayo. Erie sec
ond: G.. d. Comstock, Cleveland, third
Time S:i5 %.
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Local observations.

Maximum temperature ~: minimum temper
aiure, 65. The iOllOwingis q comparative state
ment of the temperature and precipitation.
JuiY 81. 1891:
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NJ. +. Dvvyer Loses Heavily

NEW YORK, July 21.-M. F. Dwyer made
one of the heaviest losings of the season,
at Brighton Beach, yesterday. He backed
Roller in the first race. Harry Reed in the
third. Logan in the fourth, and Marshall
in the fifth. and IL is said that he quit
the day $4,000 behind. On Marshall alone
Mr.. Dwyer lost one commission of $1,000
and another Of 5000. He had a big bet on
Harry Reed, who has been the most ex-
pensive horse ever owned. while Logan, a
true blooded Canadian horse. with all that
term implies, was strongly supported by
Mr.. Dwyer for place Mr. Dwyer was over
$l00, 600 loser during the spring meeting at
Morris Park, and he is probably now even
further behind than he was then Last
year he quit the season somewhere be-
tween S250O00 and $4,000 10 the bad the
amount being probably nearer the larger
than the smaller sum.
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SIX RACES AT DETROIT
2:f2 TROT WON BY ELLARD AND THE
2.I. PACE BY JOHN IL. GENTRY.
Horseman's Consolation Stake Taken
by AlIivo-CObwebs, Altar, and Pansy
and Cora the Other Winners.

DETROIT. July H.-Get-away day at the
Detroit Driving Club was we'll attended,
and the five thousand spectators present
could not complain of the quantity Six
races were on the card, three events having
been carried over from yesterday. The
weather was cool and the track in good
condition, but strong breeze blew down
the stretch. Cobwebs, in the Merchants
and Manufacturers consolation. and Ham,
Inns pair were the only winning favorites.
Rayland T., hot favorite in the PIP class.
was distanced in the first heat. Summaries:
2:12 pace; purse, 5000 unfinished from
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IN THE BIG LEAGUE
CINCINNATI TAKES HER THIRD
STRAIGHT FROM PITTsBURG.
Cleveland Wins Twice from Louis
willie Baltimore still Has Her
Grip on First Place.

During the past week in the major league
the two clubs doing the best work were
Cincinnati and Cleveland. Mr.. Brush's
team has caught its breath again and Is
now starting toward the fve-hundred
mark. Three straight were taken from
Pittsburg. Cleveland, by winning two great
games in Louisville yesterday. jumped into
fourth place. Boston has been unable to
catch up with Baltimore, though the Hub
ties finished the week only one game be-
hind the speedy leaders. The standing Of
thu clubs Il as follows:
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bicycle Lantern Parade.

Next Thursday night there Will be a Ian
tern parade by about $50 bicyclists. This
will be the opening for the bicycling rae
ing meet TO be given at the State fair
grounds Friday and Saturday. The parade
will be beautiful. as the participants viii
attempt 10 surpass each other in style OF
decoration and number of lanterns carried.
The line OF march viii be on the North
Side, and mainly on Ohio. Delaware and
PENNSYLVANIA streets.
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Had an LILY MeaDOn.

Charles Dunn was arrested last night,
about II o'clock. by Sergeant Hyland and
patrolman Asche, on a charge Of malicious
trespass. Dunn. when arrested, carried a
Of buggy shaft, with a piece of a lead
pipe on one end. He demolished the stand
of a peanut vender on West Washington
street, and threatened TO strike the vender
when the latter demonstrated. The weapon
could be easily adapted 10 sandbagglnE
purposes, and the officers who arrested
him think il probable that he was lying
in wait for belated pedestrians.
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FOR SALE-The greatest sacrifice ever OF.
fered Mount Eden vineyard lin this
State), containing 71iz acres, 80 acres in
grapes of the finest kinds, in full bear
ing. with all improvements and every
thing necessary tor a first-class vineyard,
all in good order. Also, 5000 gallons OF
fine wines all ready for the market. All
goes for less than actual value of the
vineyard alone. Reason for selling old
age of the proprietor Terms one-third
cash, balance one, two, three and four
years. For full information address j.
SACKSTEDER, 7l6 East Green street,
Louisville, Ky.
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ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-A new, handsome strictly
first-class ten-room residence, stable.
Lot 40 or so feet, on North Meridian
street. Must be sold account of re-
moval from city. Price low; terms sat-
isfactory. {. Il. SAYLES, az East Mar
ket street.
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FOR SALE-Eight-room modern house. on
beautiful quiet street west of College ave-
nue. and south Of Seventh. one square
from electric line; unusually pleasant
surroundings: abundance Of fruit, flowers
and shade. For sale at a bargain; part
cash and part on time, il necessary. Too
large for present owners. Address, L. H.,
care Journal office.
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Mems Cor d o v a n,
Lace or Congress,
regular So, now $2.25.
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CYCLING RACES.
Ten-Mile Contest at Cleveland Won
nv Y.

CLEVELAND. July H.-The closing day
of the Cleveland Wheel Clubs tournament
was productive Of some very good racing.
The ten-mile race was the feature, the
time being nearly equal TO the worlds
record on quarter-mile track. The races
lasted all the afternoon and until 10
o'clock tonight. Following are results of
the principal events:
One Mile. three-minute Glass A-E. f.
Leonert. Buffalo. won; +. w. Julier. Cleve-
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= Womnn'S Reason.
Puck.

Lady Doctor-In my opinion with strict
adherence to the principles OF treatment
which | shall recommend. there is every
chance for our patients recovery. hopeless
as his case may seem.
Chorus of Consulting Physicians-But
what are your reaSOnS-why do you think
SO when we have all given him up?
Lady DnrtOr-Oh. er-becauSei
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CARD OF THANKS.

l desire 10 return my sincere thanks 10
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
and all my friends. for their kindness and
sympathy extended TO me and my family
during our recent great bereavement 1
also desire TO return my sincere thanks to
Mr.. j. -. Van Wrinkle for the many kind
courtesies shown me and my relatives dur
ing my recent great bereavement
MRS. MOEHRMAN.
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Chicago, I6; st. Louis. II

ST. LOUIS. July 21.-To-days game be-
tween the Colts and Browns" was
marked by numerous errors. Two ST. Louis
pitchers were knocked out of the box and
the third badly slugged. The Browns
tied the score in the ninth, but when the
visitors went to the bat in the tenth they
slugged Mason TO the extent of five runs,
and won. Attendance. 100. Score:
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Kansas City.1 OO2 O1s S-l5 Is S
Sioux City...4 l 0 0 0 8 l ID II 4

Batteries-Hart, Jones, Cunningham and
Kraus: Daniels and Donahue Earned runs
kansas City. 5; Sioux City, 6: Two-base
Hogriever. Camp, Stallings, Manning
Home runs-Kusman co. Camp, Stewart,
Kraus Stolen bases-Hogriever GU. Jen-
ningS, MARI. McCauley, Hernon. Double
plays-Newell, Stewart and McCauley:
Beard. Manning and Klusman. First base
on balls-On Hart, 8; off Jones, /; off
Cunningham 2; off Daniels, 2 Struck out
BY Hart, 2; by Daniels, T. Hit with ball
BY Cunningham. / by Daniels, l. I'M
pire-Peoples. Time-2:35
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WANTED-First-class stenographer and
typewriter for out-of-town position. Young
man preferred. Must be rapid and correct.
Good opportunity for advancement If fully
competent Salary depends entirely on
amount and quality of work done. Ad-
dress, with references. c. A. c., care Jour
nal.
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ANNOUNCEMENT Or. Silva, the
noted medium and good adviser. 80 In
diana avenue. over Lambur's drug store.
ANNOUNCEMENT man with $50
10 $2,000 wishes 20 invest partner In
either manufacturing or mercantile bust
ness. Address g. care OF Journal.
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Dongola = t tom y
that sell regular at Co
81. now $3.50. res
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-An kinds or sewing machines
to repair Prices reasonable and work.
manship guaranteed. 50 Brookside ave-
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Kansas City, ~: sioux City. IL.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, July 2l.-Sioux City
lost the game in the eighth and ninth
innings. Hart took sick in the eighth and
Jones. who took his place. did not last
the inning out. Daniels gave five men
bases in the ninth and Kraus's home run
put Sioux CITY two i'm the lead. Klus-
mans home run in Kansas Citys half
after two men had been retired gave KAN
sas City the game. Score:
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Milwaukee % o II 10 =;
Mimi Pills IL s o 2 3 I *-13 13

Batteries-Wittrock and Lehman; Baker
and Visner Earned runs-AIilwaukee. g.;
Minneapolis. 3. Two-base hfts-Burns, Wis
ner Coleman, Goodenough. Three-base hits
Hines. Wilson, Fields. Home run-Long.
Double plays-Hulen, Crooks and Werden;
Clingman, Lehman and Carey First base
on balls-Off Wittrock, 6; off Baker, 6. Hit
by pitched ball-Ffelds Wilson. Struck out
BY Wittrock, 6; by Baker, 2. Time-2:10
Umpire-McDonald.
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BROOKLYN.


Earned runs-Brooklyn, 5; Philadelphia.
8 g. FIRST base on eTrors-Brooklyn. 1;
IL; Philadelphia. l. First base on balls
on Harper s; off Underwood. 4. Struck
out-By Underwood. 3: by Harper 2: by
weighing, ]. Three-base hit-Tredway.
Two-base hits-Edrle. Daily. Sullivan Sac
r,hce hitsmFoutz. Cross; Stolen bases
COrcOran %. Hamilton CD, Delehanty Sui
Ivan. Umpire-Emsle. Time-2:1S
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FOR RENT-7-rOom house 81 East Mar
ket street. 6. ZIMMERMAN.
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping. 1c5 North Meridian street.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. no children. No. 81
Fort Wayne avenue.
FOR SALE.
~~~--~~~~~~--~~~~~-~-~~
FOR SALE ingram borders SIC strip:
papers same price, one room 10 custO-
ton street.
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Brooklyn Eagle.
Sim2s0n-Tnat Dunder girl is getting TO
be q very clever pianist.
Puner.on-Nes? What Is the clever per-
forman-e this time?
Sin son-She played a storm at the sea-
side last night with so much effectiveness
as 10 brias out the life-saving CORDS.
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Earncd runs-CIeVeland. l Left ON bases
Louisville Z: Cleveland, s. First base on
errors /. First base on balls
on Knell 8; OFF Young. l. Struck out-By
kneli, q: By Young. A. Three base hits
Young, Mexican. TwO-base hits-Pfeffer
Flaherty. Sacrifice hit-NIcGarr stolen
bases-Clark, Richardson, Weaver KneIL
o. Tebeau. Double play-kneIl, Richard
son and Gutenberg. Passed ball-O'Connor
Cmpir.-IMilcheli- Tim. u
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Earned runs-St Louis, 3; Chicago, L.
TwO-base hlts-r'rank. PETIT Stratton.
Three-base hits-Shugart, Connor, Ely,
PETIT. Dahlen, Parrott Home run-Dahlen
Stolen bases-Dahlen Stratton, Ely, Will
mot Double plays-Ely and COnnor; Dahl
en-, Arson and PARROT; Dahlen and Arson.
First base on balls-Off Eawley, 2; off
Bretenstein, ,; off Mason, 2; off Stratton.
g. Hit by Hawley-1. Struck Out-By Haw-
ley, 2: by Breitenstein, i; by Stra. ION. L.
Wild pitch-Hawley. Time-2:4O. Umpire
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Struck out-Motz. DUNCAN, Manassau CD,
Borchers 90. Raymond.
Hit by pitcher-Dungan.
Bases on balls-Of Phillips, 2; off Borch-
ers, 3.
Wild pitch-Phillips.
Passed balI-Jantzen.
Time-2:15.
Umpire-kerins.
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Sued Them for 100000.

John A. Finch has returned from Kansas
City, where he began proceedings against
twenty-seven fire insurance companies. for
refusal 10 pay a loss at that place OF
sl05. COO
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wa.binrton. 10, BaItimore. :.

BALTIMORE. July H-With a bad be-
ginning, the Baltimores came very near
winning out in an exciting finish to-day.
Mcmahon, who started in TO pitch. was
clearly not In good condition. and in three
innings the Washingtons got winning
lead OF him. Score:
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Earned runs-Balrimore. 3: Washington.
4. TwO-base hits-Reitz, Robinson, Nc
CURE. Three-base hits-Br0uthers. Jen-
nings, Selbacn. Home run-Cartwright.
stolen bases-Keeler CD Double play-Jen-
nings, Reitz ard BrOuthers. First base on
balls-On Mcmahon. 2: off Gleason. 1: off
Maui, 2 Left on bases-Baltimore. II;
Washington, 3. Tlme-2:15 Umpire-Hoag-
land.
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Greenfield. 13; KnightstOvn, 2.

GREENFIELD, Ind, July 21.-To-day
the Greenfield baseball club defeated the
Knightstown club for the third time.
There was considerable local rivalry be-
tween the clubs. Score: Greenfield, IL;
Knightstown, Z. Batteries-Greenfield VIII
hanson and Raffert; Knightstown, Rooms
and williams
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LEAGUE GAMES.
cincinnati Makes L. Three Straight
from Pittsburg.

CINCINNATI. July H.-The REDS
made II three straight from Pittsburg to-
day. batting Gumbert from the third inn
ing without ceasing TO the end. Cro-s be-
gan badly, but after the first inning pitched
a strong game. Attendance 200 Score:
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LonisviIIe Loses Two TO Cleveland.

LOUISVILLE, July q. = Cleveland beat
Louisville two games to-day. In the first
Cuppy was invincible. and the home team
was shut out Young kept Louisvilles hits
scattered in the second game. while the
Spiders" punched their hits on Knell. At
tendance, $500. Score:
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Grand Rapids.o o OO4 0 Pill Is
Toledo ..0 o o 2-5

Batterles-klIIeen and Spies; Rettger and
Mcfarland. Earned runs-Grand Rapids,
s; Toledo. 1. Two-base hits-Wright, Park
er, Callopy Cl, -Kileen, Gilkes. Three
base hit-Hatfield. Stolen bases-Parker,
Callopy, McCleland. Carney CD. Miller.
Struck out-Carroll, George. Spies, Vince
lock. Killeen. Double plays-Wheelock.
land, Connor and Carney; COnnor and
Carney. Time-2:15. Umpire-Sheridan.
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TrOtting; pair purse, $1,000
Pansy and Cora. 2
Fred Wilkes and st. Elmo1 2
Wander and Nellie Har-
CLAYTON and Addie Lids.
Time-2:20h, 2:23A, 2:2319 2:2Sh, 2:261s.
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The White-Kinney Shoe Company, West
Pullman, ILL., failed May IS assigning TO
William p O'Neill, Of Chicago. There was
in the hands of their Indiana agent Fore-
man Shoe Company. West Maryland street,l
So 600 worth of spring goods. We succeeded
in buying the entire lot at 90 cents The
prices below will show you what can be
done when goods are sold at a loss.
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EaTAtu Tuns-ClncInnatl, 5; PIttsburg, T.
IW0,base hits-Hoy. q. Smith, McPhee,
am, Il. Smith. Home runs-Canavan, Bier
bauer. stolen bases-McPhee, c. Smith
Double plays-E. Smith, Sugden; Caravan
McPnee. First base on balls-Off Cross, 1 ;
OF Gumbert. ?. Hit by pitched baIl-By
Cross. l. Struck out-By Gumbert g. Wild
pitch-Gumbert- Time-Two hours Umpire
-Gaffney
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Earned runs-IndianapOis, 3; Detroit. ..
Two-base hits-Gray, Mills, Phillips, Ev-
erett RAYMOND. Jantzen %. DUNCAN.
Thre--base hits-McCarthy 90.
Sacrifice hit-Dalrymp'e.
Stolen bases-Henry, Gray, Raymond.
Double llays-Aiills, Shields and Motz;
Glenalvin and Earle.
First base on errors-Indianapolis, 2; De
troit. 4.
Left on bases-Indianapolis. Z: Detroit. I.
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BrooLIyn. X; PhiIndcIphin. =.

BROOKLYN. July 2l.-The Brooklyns
managed TO beat the Philadelphas at
Eastern Park this afternoon for the sec
ond time by timely batting in the seventh
inning. Score:
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The NcNy Criticism.


Pail Mall Budget.
E,fiie (to auntie. who has been reading
aloud stories from the Old TESTAMENT
Yes. auntie il is a very nice booI-hut
think it's more lit for boys.
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BOSTON. July 2L-Boston's champIpn
team found but little difficulty in defeating
New York to-day by IA to s. Attendance
1906. Score:
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Score by innings

Earned runs-BOston, H. TwO-base hits
Long Mccarthy Three-base hits-Bannon.
Herman. Home runs-Duffy. Tenny. DOu-
bic play-Davis, Ward and Wilson. First
base on balls-Duffy. Farrell, Herman, Full
Ter. Time-1:50. Umpire-McQuaid.
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Smith out for running out of line.
Score by innings:
Louisville .............0 90 900 90
Cleveland ............0 y 1 o o %
Left on bases-LouisvilIe. 3; Cleveland 10.
First base on errOrs--LOuisvilIe, 2 First
base on balls-On Hemming. Z: off Cuppy,
A Struck out-Pfeffer (2), Cuppy CD Stolen
base-Brown. Double plays = Richardson
and Gutenberg; Hemming and Richardson;
Pfeffer and Gutenberg. Passed bail-Grim.
Cmpire-Twitchell. Time hours.
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Minneapolir. ne, Milwaukee,. Z.

MILWAUKEE,, July H-The NTilwaukees
played a very poor game to-day. and We're
defeated easily. Score: