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The morning times., 1895-07-27
Called Up Jockeys Duffy and
MCDermott for Their Rides.
BOTH BOYS SEEMED TO TRY
Rather Tame Racing at the st. Asaph
Track-One More BOokie Went On.
Talent Came Out Even at the End
of the Day-Faust Quit Badly-Dies-
tells Colt Disa appointed.

1t was an Off day at the st. Asaph track
yesterday. as, Notwithstanding the large
S,a,ds and good attendance, the racing
w.s sop,ewbat tame The track stiil
.nowed the effects of the heavy rains Oh
the mast few days and was of putty-iiKe
consistency .z
There was one more book doing business
,haphos been on for some days; the betting
was NOT yery heavy, and when accounts
were balanced it was found that the bookies
mud ,b. talent had broken about even.
presiding Judge Martin, suspecting Duf-
fy's exhibition on Carpenter ana fatsey
McDermott's manner of handling slVa,
called them up before the executive COIL
mittee.
After consult alton it was decided 10
carry both cases over until next Wednes-
day. While in both cases 1T looked as IL
the horses might have been closer up at
the finish, It is hardly possible that there
was anything criminal IL their poor show
ing.
BOTH SEEMED TO TRY.
Carpenter seems TO be an errauc sort
OF beast, while silva got such poor start
that he could never come within striking
distance OF his field. Patsey rode for all
he was worth, and when he finally got
silva going came very fast.
Dr. Faust was the one first faucled Oy
the talent, but a strong tip coming In on
Hazel caused them to close even iavorItes
at 8 to o. Faust did the pacing 10 the
head OF the stretch, where he quit oaCly
and Hazel. coming on, won IN the easiest
kind OF fashion. LtAograph was beaten
off for third money.
Johnny Diestet's Western colt, McHenry
ba " therefore
a fayorite in the race for the youngsters
| from the moment the betting opened Ihe
tip was Lady Watson, and she was backed
| from 20 to / down to fours. She took com
! mand shortly alter the flag feil aud woL
/ galloping from Baccarat, with McHenry
third.
SUDDEN CHANGE.
| Miss Bewser showed marked improve
| Iuent over her form Of Wednesday, wher
! she quit badly aud was beaten out by
/ Sonora. Yesterday she also quit, but
changed her mind and coming again won
| haudiIy from Siberia, who closed lot or
/ ground in the stretch.
Wheu the betting had settled in the
| fourth race NICK eever was made the chance
aud closed at : to 8. He was in from
j from the fall of the flag aad shaking OL
| Duke OF GlouCester's strong challenge Wa:
| Il handy winner by two lengths.
Conda at last fell into a spot where h
looked to have an easy thing OF 1t, ant
was accordingly installed hot favorite
He justified the betting by winning easil
from Lento and Trojan.
The closing race went 10 Meteor, VIII
/ was a to first choice. Neary, VIII
| had the mount on him. easily cut down tn
big advantage that Clair w got at IN
start, and was an easy winner at the enc
Clair W. defeated Bob Miller for thir
money.
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Loeb & HirSh.
The CIothiers, shirtmakers. Outfitters,
9IO-9I2 F. ST. N. w.

often. He is one Of the popular owners
and has a large following. Meteor and
Neary made a great combination yesterday.
That the st. Asaph people are in the
business for keeps was shown by the1H
action in putting electric fans in the
betting ring. They We're not in working
order yesterday, but We're hailed with
delight by the patrons OF the track.
Little NOstrand rode two winners yes
terday. One OF them was the good thing,
Lady Watson.
Did McKeever get the usual medicine,
or was he Just naturally winning2
The owner of Ambraw, when he bought
that waller dog for S25, announced his
intention OF running him in behind the
money two OF three times before he cut
him loose. The running in behind" -
all right. but that cutting loose" ac1
is a gray horse OF another color.
With better start Luray would have
been right up with the leaders She waS
dead last when they swung around tbs
first turn.
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Bob Miller ran good race He came
from nowhere and ran into third place.
He was SO tired that just after he passed
under the wire he stumbled and fell, throw
ing his boy. Neither boy nor horse was
hurt.
So far silva is the best one shown OF the
string that Johnny Diestel brought from
Oakley. He ran q good race yesterday, but
his chances were utterly spoiled by the
poor start he got. His neryy young owner
lost pot Of money on him and his stable
companion, McHeDry.
HubbarGs colors are seen in front quite
The morning times., 1895-07-27

Two-base hits-McManaw way, Williams,
Wisner, Heydler. Threebase hits-Andre
Gilroy, Wise. Stolen bases-McManaway,
Turner Buckingham 2, Wisner 2, Gilroy,
Wise 2, Heydler, Shreve ., Stewart, Simp-
son. Hit by pitched ball-Gates, Turner,
Winkleman. Left on base-W. l.. l. Z, A.
and N g. Bases on balls-Off Gleason 9,
off Wise ., off williams 2, off Bucking-
ham 2. Wild pitch-Wiliams. Passed
balls-McNfanaway 5, Gilroy. Struck out
By Williams 1 by Buckingham 8, by Glea-
son 2, by Wise 2. Time Of game--2:10.
Umpire-Mr. Sneeden.
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AnotherConference withCarIlsle,

Senators Caffery and Blanchard aud
Representative Myer, of Louisiana, had an.
other conference with Secretary Carlisle
yesterday in regard to the action of
Comptroller Bowler in holding up claims
for sugar bounty. At the request of the
Senators the conference was held behind
closed doors.
The morning times., 1895-07-27
IA SahalI Notes

The Spiders had a heap OF fun with the
Giants
Fuller did himself proud Thirteen
chances without an error is a feat
Donovan and Beckley failed to secure a
hit.
The Phillies went through again with.
out an error
The Reds are falling Off
When the Spiders are i'll front they play
a very fast game.
Dolan has had taste of being hit often
and hard.
Cuppy will soon be regarded as hitting
pitcher
ArIie's trick didn't work with Keefe
and the Reds were defeated.
All OF sudden the Cleyelands have de.
veloped into sluggers
The mighty Bostons are struggling along
with much broken up team.
Local Cranks will be pleased to see the
same old Senator on round ten tomorrow
In the next two days Washington will
have ChanCeto getahead OFFS t. Louis.
Nextweekthec clu viii ehome.
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sBoyle called out for interfering with
play and one out when winning run was re-
corded.
Earned ns-Cincinnati, e. Philadelphia,
2. Two-base hits-Delehanty, 2. Three
base hit-Ewing. Stolen base-Vaughn.
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ESPECIAL to The Tlnles.l

Chicago, July 26.-On account of the
game for Sunday, the Washingtons and
Chicagos had an off day to-day. Ed Cart
wright, however, gave portion of the Sen
ators no chance to get rheumatism in their
legs. or to indulge in the famous Senatorial
game of poker. He took them to Mil
waukee and the rest went out TO the ball
Of two theatrical companies. The Little
Robinson Crusoe' and the Merry World "
Whether it was to show them a good time
or TO give them pointers on the play,
Eddie maintained a discreet silence.
IT WAS POETIC JUSTICE.
The theatrical teams, however, were
composed of what is known in Chicago, as
the Home plate push" Yesterday they
saw Washington play, and guyed them un-
mercifuny Perhaps it was through fine
sense Of pOetiCal justice for which Eddie S
fame extends from the Capitol 10 the dumps,
that the team turned the tables on the
cranKs and guyed their efforts to-day.
From the way the teams are playing
the Senators 49, pretty sure TO get one
scalp if not two before leaving the Windy
City to come back home to meet tue Giants.
Anderson VIII 20 INTO the box tomorrow
and will be pitted against the Colts crack
pitcher, Griffith.
PITCHERS BATTLE IN PROSPECT.
Anderson has been pitching good ball on
the trip and the game is looked upon as
pitchers battle Sunday the series will be
concluded
Scheibeck, the new Ehortstop, is estab-
fishing himself in popularity with the
cranks Yesterday his work was gilt
edged. He robbed Ryan of single by
gathering in very difficult fly after a
long run backwards
Stocksdale is showing fine headwork
Mostor his bases on balls sareintenHonal, and
two of the three he gave yesterday were
without result.
Selbach is hitting the ball hard, but Alb
hey is the pitchers fruit The team is play
ing with spirit and nave drawn bettercruwus
than the Philadelphia or St Louis teams.
THE GAME AT MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, July 6.-The Washington
National League team played an eXhibi-
ton here to-day and won an easy victory.
Only five innings were played. 1t was
raining hard when the game was called,
but the clubs decided TO play at least five
innings to satisfy the thousand people who
sat on the bleaohers with open umbrella s.
Mercerpitched a good game for the visitors,
and was very effective, especially at crit
ical times Manager Twitchell had Dia'
mond, an amateur from Eagle River, Wis,
in the box, who showed up very well, con
sidering the bad weather. Score:
Milwaukee =. :. :. :. 20 o o o 90
Washington . :. :. =. 20 2 o 6 ks
Hits Milwaukee, 4: Washing ton, z
Errors-Milwaukee, /; Washington, -.
Batteries and Bolan; Mercer
and Mahoney. Umpire Sheridan.
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Selections

First Race-BeIle of Fermoy, sextus, To-
IOSa.
Second Race-Samaritan, GlenaI Hazel.
Third RaCe-MonitoreSS, Arda, Flash
Fourth Race-PariS, Half Breed, Chief
tain.
Fifth Race-Forest, Sonora, Halcyon.
Sixth Race-Levina, Key West, Young
Magenta.
The morning times., 1895-07-27
Insurance Men on the Dia mond.

Insurance Men on the Dia mond.
Much interest is manifested in the game
between the employees Of the Washington
aud Baltimore branches of the Equitable
Life Assurance Company, which VIII be
be played at National Park this afternoon
Danny COogan, of the Washington League
team, will umpire, aud on account of the
regular Departmental League game, play
will be called at 1:30 O'Clock. The two
mines will line up as follows;
Observation-Disclosures pitcher; s. John
sou, catcher; yesterday, first base; Ware
house, second base; Fickleu, shortstop;
Hubball, third base; Hurst, left field; Pat
terson, right field, and j. Johnson center
field
Baltimore-Hobbs, pitcher Bishop, catch
er; Farrell, first base; owes, second base;
Norris, shortstop; ohrum, third base;
Scarf, left field Rinehart, center field
and Jackson, right field
The morning times., 1895-07-27

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summer vacation cannot afford to also
leave THE TIMES. 1t viii be mailed
to any address and Will continue to
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ingtOn.
The morning times., 1895-07-27

BNSlbu-- - " " y u - " " u
Earned runs-Cleveland 9, Boston !.
First base by errors-Cleyeland /. Lett on
bases-Cleveland 6, Boston Z. First base
on balls-On Cuppy ,, Off Dolan .. Struck
out-By Cuppy ,, by Dolan 2. Three-base
hits-Burkett, Childs, Cuppy ., Duffy, Nash.
Sacrifice hit-Tucker. Stolen bases-Mc-
Aleer. Tcbeau, Cuppy. Double plays-Long,
Lowe, Tucker; Tucker, Long. Hit by
pitcher-Zimmer. Umpire-Emslie. Time
2-2O
The morning times., 1895-07-27
Spend Sunday in the Country

During the summer the B. & Q. r. R. Com
pany VIII Sell excursion tickets at one fare
for all trains, Saturdays and Sundays, to
Charlestown, w. Va, Annapolis Junction,
Nd and all intermediate points. Tickets
good returning until Monday.
The morning times., 1895-07-27

Earned runs-New York, / Pittsburg, Z.
Two-base hits-Genius 2, Cross, Hart.
Sacrifice hits-Beckley 3 Donovan. Stolen
plays-Cross 2, Stencil, Genins, Davis,
Tiernan. Double plays-Cross, Bierbauer
and Beckley Bases on bahs-Farrell,
Murphy Hit by pitched ball-Beckley, 2.
Struck out-Donovau, Merritt, Fuller. Wild
pitch-Hart. Time-2:O O5. Umpire
o'Day.
Pennsylvania State League.
HaZelton, 2; Pottsville, o.
Atlantic City, 26; Lancaster, 8.
The morning times., 1895-07-27
To-day's Entries at brighton

First race. One mile Selling. Harry
Alouzo, 10Y; George Dixon, 1O5; Gold
Dollar, 102; Hazeltou, 1o1; Sue Kittie,
La Fiesta, 81 each.
Second race. Fjye-eighths mile handicap.
Iuternission, llS; Fascination, III; Emo.
tioual, 10; Bonaparte, 10Y; satuzza, los;
Imperial, 90; Dulcie Larondie, 81.
Third race. Five-eighths mile Selling
Chaudos, Silk, 119 each; The Swain Watch.
man, Relief, Escape, RustiD, Mangrove
107 each; Ballinsole, lo2; Captain Jack
Buckeye InquireDdo, 1o1 each; Juanitar
80; Franciscan, 9S; Claurice, 96.
Fourth race-one mile, heavy weight
handicap: Eagle Bird. 125; Nottingham
lie; Matt Byrnes, 116; Sir Dixon, jr
1I3; The Coon, 112; Paladin, ITO; Corr
Cob, 107; Augusta Belle, LOG; Certainty
103; Hawarden, 100,
Fifth race-0ne-half mile, maidens, Hee
Tap III Royal Rover, Blue knight. Silver II
Hancock, Castleton Yeaman, Ill each
Rebea, Lorrainia, EliZabette, p Prince Felix
Annot Lyle, Venetia III, los each.
Sixth race-Hurdles; selling; one and
one-half miles st. Anthony l "a; Blue Day
14s; Index, lac; Primus, 14e; Bona
venture, lao; Lafayette, Hellas, l32 each
The morning times., 1895-07-27
Games To-day.

Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Baltimore at Louisville.
Washington at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. LOuis.
The morning times., 1895-07-27
HARD BATTING DID 1T.
Philadelphia Tied the Score and The
Iatham m Interferred.

Cincinnati, July 26.-Philadelphia tied
the score in the eighth inning by hard bat
ting and McPhee's error. Latham in
terfered with Reilly in the ninth inning,
and Reilly was allowed to score by the UNI
pire Attendance, $500. Score:
The morning times., 1895-07-27

First on balls-By Foreman, 8; by Carsey,
&. Struck out-By Foreman, A; by Carsey,
l. Wild pitch-Carsey Time, 2:2O Um-
pire, Keefe.
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Park0r, Bridq0k & Co..
3l5 9TH st. N. w.
HAMMERED PITCHER poLAN.
Cleveland Won the Game From BOs-
rnn Very Easy

Cleveland, o., July 26.-The Cleveland
club fell upon Pitcher Dolan to-day and
hammered out an early victory from the
Bostons They could do nothing with
Cuppy, who moreover, received gilt-edged
support Attendance {, zoo. Score:
The morning times., 1895-07-27
Games Yesterday.

PittSburg 9, New York 4.
Philadelphia c, Cincinnati 3.
Cleveland II, Boston l.
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Results nt ST. Asarh.

Weather clear. Track heavy.
ooo-First race-SiX and one half furIonss
80 Three-year-olds and up. Purse $3.50
Time I.2oI{
The morning times., 1895-07-27
PIRATES WIN AGAIN.

Played All o. round the Giants, Who
Couldn't Hit Hart.
Pittsburg, July 26.-The Pirates again
played all around the New Yorks. The
Giants could not hit Hart when hits were
needed. Attendance, 3 900 Score:
The morning times., 1895-07-27

Southern League.
Mobile, 3; Atlanta, 3.
Virginia League.
Lynchburg, 8; Roanoke, A.
Eastern League.
Rochester. 6; Springfield, 4
Syracuse, 6; Providence, s.
Scranton, 8; Buffalo, a.
Boats Crew Massacred.
Sydney, n. s. W, July 26.-A boats
crew Of ten natives has been massacred
IN The Bismarck Archipelago.
The morning times., 1895-07-27
WASHIHGT0HS SPLIT UP
Some of Them Witness an ANA
teur Game in Chicago.
OTHERS GO TO MILWAUKEE,

where They whitewash the Locals
Laid off a Day So Il Sunday Game
Can BE Played in the Windy City.
Anderson VIII Do the Twirling To-
day-In a Pitchers Battle.
The morning times., 1895-07-27

Virginia League.
Lynchburg, 8; Roanoke, 4.
The morning times., 1895-07-27
Ql7Fifth race.-Six and a quarter furlongs,
OOI selling. Purse, $3.50. Time, 1:24.
Start good. Won easily,
race. Five furloprs. Three-veS--
Down the Line.

Start poor. Won easily.
Refers to Alexander Island series
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
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poIttifbe 2lrbeiter.

Die ftGbtiT8en 3ablGtften purben gel tern
nnb gum She'll i9On OOrgeitern pieOer I'm
etna 500 pber 600 Namen perme6rt.
8eftern mar 5riiblingsanfung unO UNI Dtefe
3ett t6ut bic Stabtperipaltung getp06nlth
70, als ob tie bic StraBen etnmaG griinbli9
%retntgen lai1en nOQte. StraBenreintgungsz
superintendent S9ofielb, benz bteIe 2eute
CUR @erfiigung geiteut ipurben, 1@1eint, bic
4nfteQung berfelben iet au5I8lieBlt9 gu
Dem '3nede erfolgt, Inn cine fptematif3e
8etntgung Der StraBen b%Dr3unebmen, baz
NIT otefe it3 beim Mmtsantrttt bes neuen
Wtapors in etnem m09lt3ft guten 3uitanbe
beftnben. Sn polttif9en &rei1en tpeiB man
ober, BAT Die &nftelung bieier 500 ober
600 Seute aus dnberen @rn6en erfplgt 1T.
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lid bic Sreunbe Der BON Der 1tGbti19en
@ominiitration begiin1tigten Mlbermansz
orotbaten beriidii3ttgt tpOrben finb.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
Ketne Giniouno.

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ipdbnte 8eriu4, bic bieiigen ni9t gum eng
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Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
Die Gipic= federation,
perfdieoenes aus ihrer pieIfeitteen Cha.
tiofctt.

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g%etpi1Ien S9uleigent6ums nt9t cine Inter
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Do1e @runO1tiide DerpaAtete, e6e DieIelben
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Die perf9iebenen S9ptnbelmet6ooen unb
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prof. 8emis beri6tete fir baS Gomite
fir @as unb elettrti9es 2tbt, baB na6 ietz
men @rmittelun9en bic DISQUALIFICATION
gang gut @as fir so Bis 60 Gents pro 1000
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Abendblatt., 1895-03-22
Observation-Disclosures
GOGgenbe Observation-Disclosures tpur
oeftern QusaefteQt:

SOGgenbe Observation-Disclosures pur0en
geitern ausgeteut:
s, s, 8ergiten, fir Elm breiftDdiqes SAT-
itetngebdlbe nit @rbgef9OB, 1897 Nelpport
@De,, oerani9Iugt auf $4,000; 8. Sriebluno,
3~neiftOdtges Sramebaus, 1917 MrgDle
Str, $4,000; Sranf Bros, fir einen 3iDei=
ftDdigen 8adittnanbou, 158-164 6tote
Str, $4,000; Der Union @tod OarbS e
Sranft Gompanp," fir einen etnlt0digen
8aditeinanbau nit @rbgef9oB, @rbange
Npe., nabe Center Nbe., :; 6. 81. @arIfon,
apei breiit0dige 8adteinqebGunbe nit
@rbgef9oB, 6O16-6O18 princeton Npe.,
$4,000; 9onftain Bros, fir einen @etretbez
fpet9er an @robe Str, na6e Mr9er Mpe.,
100000; Safe &c Serb, 5peiftDdiges 8adz
iteinbous nit @rOgef6oB, 6758 2angleD
Nbe., $4,000; s. Setopsft, breiit0diges 8adz
ftetngebGuoe nit @rbgef9oB, 3247 @aQ
Str, $4,000; Or. Qap1on, speiit0diqes
Srame6aus NIT 2abenrGumli9teiten, 1880
Weit Nortb Mbe., $27OO; 6. g. 9rince, bier
ft0dtges Bad itetngebGube nit 2abenrGumz
lihtetten unb Stats, 1125-1127 SO. Nprtb
Nbe., $4,000; 6enrb &outber, 5peiit0diqeS
8adteingebdube nit @rbge19oB, 500 9abis
Str, $500; Dug. 8orb, atpetit0Giges 8adz
itetngebGuoe nit @rbgef9pB, 933 IS. Str,
$500; &uguit 9roBmunn, 3peiitDdiges
8aditetngebdu0e nit @rbgeI9oB unb Quz
benrdumlt9feiten, @iibtpe1tede 2tncoGn unb
WebIter Npe., $4,000; 8. Garner, 3peift0dtz
ges 8ad~tetngebdube nit @rbge19oB, 1925
9umbolot Npe., $4,000; M}r5, st. @tala,
breitDdiges 8aditetngebGube nit @rbqeT6oB,
1874 W. II. Ctr, $4,000; u. Meistrtd, BRET
it0dtges 8aditeingebGrbe NIT @rbqe16oB,
55 Ne&pberrD &be., $4,000; 8. &rotbonsfi,
brettDdiges 8~adftetngebdube nit @rbgez
fhOB, 353 g. Morgan Str, $45OO; 8, Is.
Nuitin, 5peiit0diges 8adteinge6dube NIT
grOgeI3oB, POLL 2%eringtOn Str, $45OO;
s. Nalter, breift0diges 8adfeinqebdube
nit @rogef9oB, 678 q. &odneQ Str.
$4,000; g. s. Mbitnep, 3peiit0dt9es SSramez
baus, 1897 SO. Str, $4,000; Nnnu 8urfe,
5%petftDdiges 8ad1teingebGuoe nit @rboez
f9pB, 5525 @eoria Str, $25OO; @eproe
8lofer, bieritDdiges 8adtetngebGube NIT
@rbgei9pB, Store u1b Stats, 1926 43. Str.
$4,000; %. 8. 8ratnarb, u itDdtqe 9ramez
Cottage, 744 8tfbop Str, $4,000; 6. g.
9ubbarO, 3peiftOdtges Sramebaus, 1892
Satin Ctr, $4,000; Sp6n Mugfrom, apei
breitDdige 8udIteinbGu1er nit @rbqef6oB.
672-674 48. Str, $4,000; 6. 6. 9ono%
ban, breiitOdtges Observation-Disclosures
nit @rOgei9OB, 4152-4154 @qbaIb NDe.,
2 1000.