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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
THE EMBELLISHMENTS CHALLENGE
Mr.. slIERRILL THINKS THE ATHLETES OF THE
TWO COUNTRIES Will MEET

Mr. sHERRr1L THINKS THE ATHLETES OF THE
TWO COUNTRIES WILL. MEET
When Charles II. Sheriff.. Yale's former champion
sprinter was seen his Office. No. 81 IAberty-st.
by a Tribune reporter yesterday he said that he
had not as yet received any Information In regard
10 the challenge sent by oxford and Cambridge 10
Yale and Harvard for international athletic
meeting In this country next September.
Yes know" said Mr.. Sheriff., that the Ger
manic arrived last night. but the challenges were
addressed 20 the two college captains. Bremen. the
hurdler, for Harvard, and l.. i. Sheldon, the
broad Jumper OF Yale. ! have so FAR received no
communication by telegraph and can know moth
ing until have heard from the young men 10
whom the challenges have been sent. think
that the 'coil at Harvard will be worked on; all
right In a little while and that the meeting OF the
athletes Of the two countries vii! be brought about
all in good time. ran see no reason why Har-
ward should not accept. nor can | see what the
University Of Pennsylvania has 70 DO with he
matter. ] know. OF course. that the University Of
Pennsyiyania sent a challenge 20 the Englishmcn.
and thar Harvard and Yale were In with IT,. ana
can see we'll enough that Will" thai challenge was
pcnding IL would have been manifcsily unjust and
entirely dishonOrab for Harvard or Yale to enter
into anv arrangement with tho English colleges.
seen fiji TO challenge Harvard and Yale ignoring
tho University OF Pennsylvania. see no reason
why We should Try 10 drag IN Our f"llow-conntry-
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

Pr,sburg II. Louisville !"
,,t had not been for the eevated railroad struc-
,ure which doomed UP over the lower end OF the
pin Grounds spectators at the baseball game IN
,rer Harlem Yesterday might have thought mat
,bsv we're looking a scrub game between TWO
oo,n,-y teams at Mauch Chunk. Worse baseball
80 s.ldom been seen in the classic precincts or the
Ea,,ona, League. The only redeeming feature was
~. fact that the Giants won. still II was pretty
.o,sh baseball 10 set before public OF sport-oving
enthusiasts who are willing 10 pay frst-class
nr,ce for anything which rs meritorious and hrst-
class In itSef
The game was between the New-York and wash
,,gton teams and for a time Il looked as II we'll
nlaved and exciting battle would take place Ihen
both teams went to pieces In the He'd and as me
Giants began 10 whack the ball over the heid. the
,,,s were sent over the plate fast that the on
lockers grew dizzy and weary trying 10 keep track
of the TALES w Clark. late OF Scranton covered
Arst base Probably the bulky young man was
surcrinr from nervousness stage fright. When
this wears off he may do better. II he cannot do
a, least 10 per cent better than he did yesterday he
can be OF no possible use to the cub. lie is big
felloy. more clumsy than graceful in his movements
and he is dark-sknned enough 10 warrant an en-
eacement In Darkest America.
Glasscocks playing SO bad that Stockdale
seemed TO lose all control of the ball The veteran
a. the sixth inning. outside OF couple OF errors
SIS AFFORD made some clever pays in the Held. Far
reils batting BY far the best that he has done
this year making Mo .tSc nss rs,scd 70 sS
st,ue Mercer for Stockdae In the sixth, preicrrins
20 save Mercer for to-day. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
NEWS ABOUT THE YACHTS.

(.luh WILL he sailed near Ncw-Rochene on July ~
Entries will be received Ill p M on the preceu,ns
day. by A. Embury. Pelham Road. New-Rochehe
The Bayswa,er Yacht club. OF Far RocKa"hs;
will have It's FIRST regatta Of the season FOR spec''
pl,zes open only 10 members. al IL" D. III w
morrow. The Regatta Committee u co"poes ID
u 7 Dark.etsen r. l.. Richmond and Richaro
Mott. ,,s,,.
The steam yachts Norwood. Yankee Doodle
Judge ard Rex are In daily practice for ther rae e
a. te called on July g. for the NORTH cup o'S o."
a. MI "o,,rse on the Sound. startpe from HaSs
Rock OF Harbor aS Mi nns poSt o"
The third annual regatta Of The Tower Hii atiad
Club OF ;r,s VIII include four
sIooos over thirty-twc feet long, four OF
feet ana under six cabin catboats ana eisn'ee"
open oatboaS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia June .o-phiadelphia lost 10 Baltimore to-
day nly - the of sullivan and Reilly
former making four disastrous mispass and the later
making three that equally costly pom each
visitor reached nrs. The finish was very
exciting In The ninth Hamilton given base on
ials stole second and tailed Delahantys double
Dolahanty was declared third While tryinS 10
stretch the hit into Thompson the next
bssnnan the centreheid fence. tying
the score Banorcs half 81 the ninth, Brodie made
q double and scored the winning with two out on
Peirz's single. Autndance. 500 The score:
Philadelphia ...................0 o o U
baltimore ......................l U U u
Philadelphia 10 Baltimore 10. Errors-fhilA
dsiphia Z Baltimore z Ba-ries-tarsey ana Clements.
Clsrkson and Clarke. Umpre-Muiray
Pttsburg June 2O-pittsburg won from Lou.vilio to-
day az she peased. Both McDermou ana Cunningham
pitched poor bail former especially. Mrerm'ti was
Relieved In the second inning after he had med the
bases and then forced q through Wild PITCHING.
Gardner a local pitcher. ihe b,s for lii'shurg
ana would have been ica,en by any team but LOUISVILLE
Attendance. 1900 The scofe:
plt'sburg ................ ....3 o y VI
Louisville ..................... y VI
nasehlt.- Isburg L. Louisville 49, Errors -iiisbIrg
Louisville BATTERIES -GaIcnrr ana SuRden, McDe
mt cunningham and Zahn-:. Umpire JAYNE
A, Wikesbaue--Toron'o o. wilkesbarre O.
Al Scran,on-Scranton 10. Buffalo T.
At GloyersvIle- Binghamion 10. Glovcrsvie ..
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :. Elmra J.
A. Cha,tam--s Syracuse -. Chatham
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ OH ESTABLISHED butcher shop ,Dr
sale heap. 3i.as. near i7i'. 81
ToE SALE FIrsf |tias- ir-s.uakiuF bust
nrr- n-i'irr Sc.cc hnnusiil iuI miles
frlfr r''' an tr ply. ha,.-i hs lady Win
ia-' as tg-inrr- ability on Very .aef
term. fullest inyr.fsl'i =
AIt's ih West itit -. CTS
ADVERTISE NFNTS .sp srpScRIr-
TIpNf FDR THE ttN YORK trim.
tNE VIII uE EEfIi' ru At the
UPTOWN "Ifi' l.. So. ~ broadway.
81 Gov norfh Z Tlifff Hfef -. ami Al
NEHTisfri SIS - 'he following Branch
on. - Eighth ave 7fn Th'rt a..
r.fusf Forty seventh -. fsH F.sf -fr.
r.feffl ~ me- Ilffi 49, isD l.A-f
i.sf. - f~ar ThlrI ave i.u1G Third 49,
no. -'s'' r'sf ~ 90 Iir-' eve 100
W--' fYf'Y.'so.ni. = ~: Columbus ave- .
! W iifpaI~ay
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VALKYRIE III TO SEEK OPPORTUNITIES

HER TRIAL. WAS SATISFACTORY SIZE WILL
CRUISE EVERY DAY AND SAIL IN THE
CLYDE REGATTA
Gourock. June 2O-Nskyrie III had spin TO-
day. for the purpose OF testing her spars ana gear
with satisfactory results. Neither LORD Duhra'eh
nor Mr. Watson board. but Ratsey the
s,ilmaker who present. expressed hmscif as
greatly pleased There good topsaN breeze
from, the northwest and very little sea.
prominent yachisman. who was on board '"e
Valkyrie on her trial trip yesterday. said. In an
interview with a United Press reporter this morn
ing tina, the trial was regarded as being emnently
satisfactory; Lord Dunrayen and Mr.. Watson, her
dcsigner. were greatly pleased with the boats per
formsnce The strongest gusts OF wind she en-
coun,ered did not bring her deck within 700, OF
the water showing ner 10 be renarkao'y sui 1T e
balance is perfeci, she handles with extreme re-
liability and quickness in stays - pnen ,ac
IL /. now stated the best authorlt!. INA. '' .n
VaikyrI. VIII take part In the Clyde regattas anu III
the mean time. on every suitable day, VIII eIu.s ,
for the purpose OF stretching nef sa's' ""''" w.
nov are coming well into shape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
BROOKLYN WON AT BOSTON.

Boston June 20-Sullivan lost his first game OF
the season to-day, the Brookyns batting his slow
hail with the yeriest ease SWEETS went into the
box in the fifth inning. and held the Brookiyns
down. but the Bostons were too weak at the bat
70 more than make good losing fight. Lucid was
effective but usnteady. and Gumbert took his place
In the fifth The fielding OF the Boston inhed was
superb Nash, Lowe and Tucker making phenom-
email plays. Grltfins batting was feature. At
tendance 1850. The score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

FAR RoCKAWAY ,Wave CresD. Central
ave. Residence OF the late panl Nc
Cahe. motern. II rooms. furnished. stable.
ccachinan's rooms. io0ra0: for sale.
$50 600. 7. l.. CURTIS. owner. 20 Wall
st or Ludlow Day a Co IL Fast Goth
FOR SALE A truly delightful summer 81
all year residence. 20 minutes out. along
tho Knrltan River. modern house. II
rooms zach rlrasant. spacious grounds.
With lawn shade and ornamental trees and
garden. All fruits. outhuildngs complete.
pleasant drives. charming Jews. boating
and fishing. fine team. liox III. south
branch. y. i.
FOR SALE. Gcnilemnn's country resi-
dencc and six acres ~ ground at Ne
tuch~n. y J I'm strictly nr-, class order,
AMI Or sale cheap. no agents. J.. IL. Box
1916. Ms'uchen. y. J.
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nEAL EsTArE TRANSFERS.

Mou..,. ~ 20. Louise THY and husband to .,son
ch Mna' 81. 10 iie john erode to Joh" o.
cSnr ',1 st. & 50 Pound ct al to sophia
cd 9"nS st, No ~ Edward Jacobs referee. to 7o
ls' S5' WEI I ,s,%is ; +, ssl "sii
VS., isn. :; 4" q wr' amin .s.es,oi ~
'n' 81. and "nSssF Never 10 anS and hs.hnSd
'' so s john ~ W Hayward. '.::..:..:
c,grn@F .,e ,o, r,rn', To SwaTd lew ?oco
soh','. i2a4 # q ie,inso s,.,:. H'SN
"S M' os g Net. to iGs. s sSi'% Hsr.i
Ben as trustees and Frank q Provost T. Abe so aoo
i.iS'. s 1911 gdac It Of adaie ?so,ioaa.
Elliott sandfori fefsrec, to AISs" s,I A1i'
Clarence Dors-it and wife to Thomas = ormis-
s5 r" 30 Is, Wr-'. Henry J nraEor 10 Eugene
srh ave-. 80 aaa fredcrics Usher ana another 90, oo
Avenue is,'' 49, 30 a95 Hannah walach Peter
,,ei is'i @ s 81, II v II is,-a,- ID sscoIi.
J,hn J Ma, Kiln referee. g. Napoleon 7 Allen. 100
iSiih.,t y, 10 West. John MOTHS AMI w'f' 10
ss Msr'i r1.p p M"' Marion Murray to Emma
,a9a ~ 4. 2io # q sih ave- eo,',iI John .oo,.,
Is, a ,.' ana ~ so It y is,"s'e 20 osa John
KIN to MAJ cr.aa .,,,,o. "a. i2""
'' 5ps,lc, IS M'rsaa. r,'Sr,' 20 riSSri
ia traa i; r a M VIE =. j Ip !. 's r,i
sane gr'pcr', jul.'n : T'ha TO Margaret
AT I,c i,". ,' AMI VT. q ', T. Il, -
Am..r,ar ave %. 7,ii = n q ia-,h..'. -,
.4' mS a'e Wiz 4 s. E..h'9 1,, .S. %
ia1h l. nu,ler .................. 1890
All same o.. SAM. .....'...... 80 1890
i's ,,. v l r..,.e q '' g., .s in. '' rl
Sane sf.a,.,,. Josephine ami n'nr, rr-..pa'6
Ia,, =. }so Z, = ~, a,~ laroii "a.
Man ,s = i'' 8, - wilsu Ie-, +, Or,
we,'rh,-,rt s,e -, i7ssn =, = i'r.,-p.-, ~.
60 Hen 81 Ma ' .ai Asse. We" TS-l. Va"
Wr,'ch..i-r. 80, 2,Ie = rr-p.,,
ave a. sriip ',ip 2,il?f 20 Prspso Ave- sio'
No. a." and IN, Nh y's M.y Nf's' "n''" "
Ws.'sas,,c'.a'. cofn'T io''r1 az ivln'
49, Ms'y S s% '' "Sa .s",. w. @':e
Sam. Properly. ,re -s-ci,or. - i.ri-r Il May
& Helen " eni M"D II M'o AMI Agnes T.
simpson t. - . n Z ia7'h s, ic,ir,
.as7,,' l.'s'o'. =, ~ l' ,a ;, '"r',,
az. IN ~, is7S 10. Ernest \ ianas'-n {"
T it, 3. - ,, . :. ray F ( , r., Y- .
ran. :. q 4 81, y,.atiin.a., ,e,.i,o.
sriss,.sye sos c.a' AZ -, r., AMI nap =
S S,', y w. CIV Ns ys' wa t. Ann.
Ar,n1 n'a avon " g. =. :, % OF, 1,inaie, =. i,,lc
Joseph Spar srl VII. % John 7 spears con
south nrif1NaY conner rad from Kings
lri % N.rhsf%. Emma |.
ana G-,frc II Nnl~r o. i'-'qh 4 'jfsipin .....
5l.i-s'. =, 10 N-s'. Anna V ShhnrNn - Pauline
shannon ]
1T -. map Hun, estate. Van N"s station.
Mafv l. A.ie-fnan - jacYh krnh .......--.... ~
Iall-r % - = q Nfs'ilud isN
i7.sins7,. Matthew, DANNY 60 Laurence ! M4f-
Jefferson ave - n ~ II HHiav- $ri".
Lana GO \ Z ElenVh1 - Mas ih-nr J'he ="
Ealc,n.avc iUt - map seton Homestead.
seton Homestead Land 60 10 Cifr Sachlus" rH
Gr,ay T., MAJ I.osen,hai ..'.'.'-.-..... ..~.. 1890
i,aic ,rl-af~. l'f .a"' map seton Homestead.
Homestead Land &C. 80 Peter Bang ....+
Lots IA and ii3 map Arden property. Aff"i lr-
ban .i.y - Clements Tr'mni~ ............++..-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
COYNFCTICTT IECISLA TOY.

Hartford Junc 2o-The Senate this afternoon
nasss1 the bill creating State Board Of Arbitration
and Mediation consist Of five persons, 10 be op-
pointed by the Governor. All labor disputes are =
be referred 70 the Board II the parties ~ agree The
Board Is 10 have power 10 send for persons AMI
papers The Bill now goes 70 the Governor for sig
nature.
The Senate also passed the bill permitting the
use ~ the Myers ballot machine In any town. city
or borough election or in any ward Of city The
bill goes 70 the Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE no LET.

FAR ROCKAWAY ,Wave CrcsD. Central
ave Desirable : story house and stable /.
large lot. rent moderate. J. 4. CURTIS.
Wall ST.. OF premises
RENT FOR SUMMER. Moni'iair. y. !
house with ten r. ms nne lo'ailDn,
abundant shnde. rent extremely low. Al
dress ~ 'iinion-af".
81 MINT y. 7 t. let for season. mod
ern dsrllinr IL rnonls. all Improvements
New Enrlnnd-,v" stable and garden. Box
$40. summit. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
BOAND AND ROOMS.

IkEDi, cool rrums WIN board. IN Iri-
saie family. reduced rf'--. house n-~ iy
decorated al ,Nnt"ris'4'~-. 30 N~st
.Sfl
2. WEST sisT IT Desirable rooms. 80
suite ~ singy. hath. handsomely 'ur-
uished board term, reasonable. rcffren." -
exchanged
5orII.sT - WEST Han'-rm~ furnished
suite - rooms IA Iafi"r nnNr. other
rooms. Nth board references.
s.Tu.rT.. 3i3 WEST Handsomely fur
nl-h.i large and small rooms. with
hoard. al-u. back parlor. suitable for ply
stefan
81 EAST 18TH ST I.srge. cool hand
-nfnclv furnished rooms. superior board.
select private boarding house
ADvElTlsEMr.STs ANp st'rScRlr-
TIONS FOR TIE NEW YORK TtiB
fNE WILL NE kE'EiNEp vt THE
rPToNS OFFICE W. .i2 Broadway
"a door north - THIRTY nf-' IT. and AID
vERTiSEMFNTS a. nc following i'rnnch
Office ~ Eighth ave. $50 Third ave-
conner Forty seventh - 80 East Forty
seventh ST.. cDrn-r Thir' $50 East
i.5ih at nesr Thlrd-a'. LOS Third ave.
near Si,ty nfst st eos First ave 100
West fpr'y s-c.Lt ~. in2 'oluirhps ave.
GEO IiroadwHy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

brooklyn ......-..........
ltAetnn

Earned -uns-Brooklyn g. Boston . Home runs-Ander-
Lowe Three-bsse hrs Griffin Long Iwobase ms
Griffin Duffy. stolen hases-Tredwa,. Shndle First
base bal.s-By Lucid 3 by Gumbsrt l. BY sullivan
by Stiyets First base errors-Broykyn . Boston
g. Hit by pitched bai-By Lucid. Struck oui-By
S,ives 6. Double pay-corcOTan. DAILY and La Chano"
Cmplre-M Nc Donald. Time-2:lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
BI'ILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and slirra'ions
were filed the Building Depai tmen' June ~
New Iuiidingr. .-.
lc.ii-s n - 100 II Of Morris-svr, . two-rory
frame dwellings. by ". Ahlborn. ~ No I0,o
ID ave :. ,. '''"o
lh.rry-st 80 40 story brick factory. by
Henry Norhrup. 81 No oh Prcsidenist ~
brooklyn ..... i"'SU
it3l-st H. 30 II ~ lOth-ave. 3 three and-a-
Holland. Of Amsrerda $4,000
No plans for alterations filed.
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"9;r i''o ~ 's' o.. vt; {; S STSs ,'@!' mort.
cs,rsn Mar \. TO \ u weeAe'. : ia''ns'. ,o,oo
c~l1n vlol-,'a. Ella + Austin M,di'on- 1000
Crawford ci~orrr. and VIE to the Equitable Lte
Assaran.. Socely United states Iai 49, ~ ., o.o
Euler MARY 4. 10 char.. II Ellison. Pros .o..,
r'sel f Gp ~" ana al f to ' l. Lang cor.
gogana Ave ana i',, ., s'-r" .;h ''
ST, 80 4 V of Amsterdam az. demand -. Lao
90. corner University Place and i3h 81. .o.,.
rerdycc. Alice H. to 1honp.on D,sn 5 corner
Gl rs a., "nn ana %s'h, ~. conrad So ""
ii2 Thomps, n. Vt yesrr .................... 100
naichin.cn susan. sarah j. rarchia No ~ ..oo
ssos, ,ns s"r y and D WI: o )" l ss
Yeas ...'''.' "''' '"'"''"'.'..' 10000
HamllI. Thomas j. to James Mccl.nahan =, al.
iiyrlsnd THONGS ma. :. and another - ra,n CO., j
u Peter Valentine. y-ir, .............. 1900
corner toiimGus and ssh 81 ear 1000
sayins. ,.. nSH i75 s9a *' + II 81 Franz
Lemsn,hai m~nry T." ri,,l .ianice ana rra-i
Company and another. simpson ST. !" II ,,oo
M Of Mass,I 'y r % ua."n ana rcd%
i3ath-sr. y; # u sh-a'e. = mortgages. ., co
N IIh ce:S' and 3: 3D. t" ms. ;"'f ra nSs
nHss g r e N4s.s %."' S.sss
ssG Land ccp any T a ss map srcn Home
Newly Drk and WeStches,er water Company !"
the Metropolitan Trust Company. city New ma. o.n
York all lands buildings. &c. bonds ......:.. 1ooWo
Frank q. lawyer Mortgage
Company. I'D ~. ti<v II " " oih- y, ooo
Rohrig william r. ana wife To- + Midiebrooh. ,oo
n lSh--i . 7thaVe. demand. ~"
Nayns ,u iai,'" and n ," 80, ye"rs 1000
Span JCn 70 - n"i u, ranaasr, y.sr 1000
smith. Kate. CITIZENS Sasinss HANK
, nn.n ~ -'' II o' "'"'''' '.'....... $1,000
sehnmsr Francis j. io a G ouackenbush
'c6ihsi i75 II 81 coumlus"ve YEAR "'"
sherm"n ~ q , ms Az. years .... $500
Weber Emma r. to ~ Murray. No 10 "es' ,..o
Walach Hannah. and another 20 John huhef- ooo
ford No 627 Avenue A, years. lfWo
Ward ABBY TO James ! IIealy lots =" ana w. 49,.
map Mc(iraw estate. l nr................... ZWU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

Earned rurs-Yale First base balls Hy Carter.
Rand Stevenson Wrsnn . Hayes Struck BY Carter:
Mcvey 2 Winslow = Scanneli .. Hayes = fainc. by
Highlands, Trudeau. Home -Rustin. Si-sr Three
base Winsow. Two-bsse hits ,nn-il Cunny. Red.
ington Stephenson. iust!n Sp~~f. Wiil
pitch-Truleai Umpire-O' Rouric Time II game 80.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.


Fl R<fSHEp EESilFNT - Ten rooms
al Improvements. large iofches. shsie.
high elevation. nre views 20 10, two
months July | 10 September /. ,nll or
address ". VAS WlSkLE. Kuther-
ffi. y. ,.
To Rent FOR SEASON Or isa5 cot
t,ge n Sa.gfnsss. Mas completely
Furnished. except silver and ttti" linen
Pr terms aiirrss T.. A CLARK. NO're
Dam" -. Nl"n- Falls y Y
ApVEKTisI NFNTs AND SiBsCRIP-
TiONs FOR THE NEW YORK TRIn-
INE Will rE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN ifl'E. No i2i2 broadway.
~ door norm ~ Thirty nr-i 81 and 40.
NfN7i>EMf STS ~ the following Branch
of.rss - Eighth ave. ,Dl Thlrd-av-.
fYrr~r Torfi seienii..i iia East Tlf'v-
seventh 80. conner Thm-at". ~ East
i2ifh - near Tiirl-s,- I n2G Thiri ave
near siN'f rf>' &c.. .5oS FIRST ave. 100
W~s' Forty go nj - 10. columbus at~
/ go hroaf>il.
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THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New-York Washington. az Polo Grounds. New-for
Boston VS.. Brooklyn, at Boston.
Philadelphia vs. Baltimore. at Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

l7TU.sT =. Wr-T Sis N-h' I'm.
g''-'f sri elegantly furnished rooms .
han. al iugr', ~m-n's. SO. fl2. SO
weekly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

Earned runs-New-Yor T. Washington 2 First base by
rrors-New-York D. Washington 3. Left on bases New
fork g. Washington 3. First base on bals-Or ozark
N S,ockdae L. Struck out-By Clark T. by stockdale
Fhreebase hits-Farell Two-basc hits-Tiernan Far
Mi Has.amer Sacrifice hi,-Joyce Stolen bases-Burke
Fernan w. Clark. Gasscock. Double pays-Crooks and
Cartwright; Gasscock and Joyce Fuller stafford ana
Clark. Hit by pitcher-Burke. Umpre-Emsiie Time OF
Eame-2:05. Attendance 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
furnished fjonses 90 fct-Gountrp.

r, IRNIsHED HOUSE TO RENT IN MOUNT VERNON.
i All improvements good neighborhood barn. shade.
large porch modern house. Horse AMI carriage. man
garden fowl. near every convenience. Call and ct
100 South 9Th Avenue.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
SALESMAN WANTED A live man. nav
lar arg ao4uaintAnc' among engineers
and architects .. represent Large inhhsiA't-
urers If s.nfuuflnr fans anu heating Hi-
,.,r.,u. hest q references required. Al
iroas " g. ~ Tribune once.
WANTED Reliable real estate collectors
o. oil lot. nn .ut!l payments IN prs
porous southern city. eAi'"nies ana salary
tail A1dreas Bls y Tribune ofic'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A.-F0R sALE.-My speedy and stylish
family and road horse, IL hands.
9 years old: color bay. with now
ing name and tail; kind. safe. sound !;
,rot in 2:3o time: shown: also genuine
Stiver's top sidebar road wagon. pole and
smart: latest imported bike sulky, canopy
top surrey; Denscombe single and double
harness; horse clothing: saddle and brides;
all fne order: Will accept any fair offer.
OWNERS STABLE. % East 3ist-st.. near
5th-sve.
FOR SALE.-Handsome team horses, cob
by built, plenty style. action. fearless.
safe. sound. elegant Brougham and four
passenger Tuxedo trap: both have pole and
shafts. Imported single and double silver
wanted. COAcHMAN. Owners Stable. ~
East 3ist-st. near 9th ave.
FOR sAI.E-Ten stock ponies OF Shet-
land. Welsh and hackney breeds Adj
dress DR.. o. G. Jackson. y. o. Box iGi.
Jamaica l.. l.. n. Y.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN's saddles and
brides: English make; also fine robes
and blankets are scarcely soiled; sell at
half value. PRIVATE STABLE, % East
3is's'.. near 5th-svc.
1925 BUYS Stiver's rinabout wagon and
runabout harness: new this spring. also
gentle and sound hackney cob: been used
to ruaatoI, and under saddle; at any fair
ofYcr. OWNER 81 East 3ist St. near 9TH
ave.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND srBSCRIP-
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
rNE WILL. RE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. PAP Broadway.
"a door north ~ Thirty-nrstst.: and AID
VERT EASEMENTS AT the following Branch
Ofic-s: "a Eighth 100 Third-ave.
corner Forty seventh st. 80 East Forty
seventh list. corner Thrda ave: $50 Fast
i2jth-st. near Third ave. l.026 Third-ave..
West Forty s'cond st.: la2 Columbus ave. :.
| $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
p1AYED LIKE AMATEURS.
r,,r GIANTS oUTBATTED THE SENATORS
AND WON.
10th TEAMS GO TO PIECES IN THE FlELD-THE
NEW FIRST BAsEMAN. CLARK NERVOUS
GI.AssCocK RATTLEs sToCKDALE
GAMES YESTERDAY.

N,w-York IS. Washington bsitimore D. "a
Rr,oklyn s. Boston o. lineage We 'ieNea"o' ram
D,,,sburg H. Louisville ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
FOR SALE,

ANTIQUES. clawfoot sofas. high-post beds.
toilets. tables. bureaus. empire vases.
ghenied ware. brass tenders. andirons,
paintings enGravirgs. SIG Amsterdam
ave. cor lO0th-st
CIGAR. candy. Ice cream store: must be
sold this week: Will sell cheap. owner
going into other business. 3sl Atlantic
ave. Brooklyn.
DESKS.-EMPIRE DESK CO.. 5G1 Canal
st-Largest stock OF Office furniture at
lowest prices in Nsw-York.
FOR SALE.-A file OF The New York Trib-
une. daily. 1s+G 20 1901. Address X. II.
W, Hamblen House. Chambers ST.. city.
FOR SALE.-iOO, 200 high grade family
msil-order names. completely covering
New England and Middle states; just com
piled. PECK & 60. 10 Walls
GOOD TALKING Meackson parrots for
sale. T. COLLINS. 100 White-st.
HANDSOME thoroughbred Angora kittens;
s. each: 2 black cocker spaniel pups. So
each JOHN KONLET'r. Rockland. Me.
TAIIOR'S old established business for
sale. Call II 7th-st. No agents