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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-05
Notice for Publication.
[Small Holding Claim No. 42O].
Land Office at Santa Ee N NJ

July II, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named claimant has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the register or receiver. at Santa Fe, N.
NJ, on August Is, 1896, viz: Miguel Aranaga
Romero, for lot /, Sec 80, lot 2, sections II
70, 20, 2S and SO, tip. II H. r. g., and lot g. sec
4 to- is H., r. 9 g., and sec. SO, tip. II H., r.9e.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his actual, continuous, adverse possession OF
the tracts for twenty years next preceding
the survey Of the township. viz: Jose An
tonic Romero, Eleuterio Barela, Antonio Ar.
milo, Andres Dominguez of Santa Fe N. M
JAMES H. WALKER, Register.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-05

Keep A-goin',
If YOU strike thorn or rose,
Keep a-goin'!
If it halls or if it SHOWS
'Taint no use to sit an whine
When the fish amt on your line;
Bait your hook and keep on tryin'
Keep a-goin''
"S'pose you're out o every dime?
Gettin' broke amt any crime;
Tell the world you re feelin' prime
Keep a-goin' y
w. II. GoEBEL.
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Notice for Publication.
[Small Holding Claim No. 442l.
Land Office at Santa Fe. N.

July IA, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named claimant has filed notice of her inten-
ton to make final proof in support OF her
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the register or receiver, at Santa Fe, N.
Mora, of Santa Fe, ~ NJ, one of the heirs Of
Jose de la Paz Rael, for lots l, and 8, In Sec
ton 49, tip. II n, r. 9 e. and lot T. sec. 4 tip. 10
H., r. e., and sec. 80, tip II n, r. 9.
her actual, continuous, adverse possession of
the tracts for twenty years next preceding
the survey of the township, viz: Jose An
tonic Romero, Antonio Armijo, Anastacio
Sandoval, Antonio Rarela, of Santa Fe, n. M.
JAMES H. WALKER, Register.
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Salt Lake City. Utah.

On account of the annual convention
International Association of Fire Engi
neers, the Santa Fe route will place OF
sale tickets to Salt Lake and return al
one standard fare ($31.15) for the round
trip. Dates of sale August and 8, good
for return passage twenty days from date
of sale. Call on agents for particulars.
H. s. LUTz, Agent,
Santa Fe, N. M.
GEO. T. NICHOLSON, G. P. A.,
Chicago, Ill.
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Notice for Publication.
[Small Holding Claim No. 1927.
TooJ nnoo - Cnxo H. N

Land UHce OF Santa re, N. NJ, I
July IA, 1857
Notice is hereby given that the following
named claimant has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the register or receiver, at Santa Fe, N.
NJ, on August "a, 1895, viz: Otero Carrillo,
of Santa Fe, N. NJ, for lot 1, section %. lot 2,
sections II, 70 q an 49, and lot 3, sections II.
20, %, % and IS, tp. II n, r9e.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his actual, continuous, adverse possession of
the tracts for twenty years next preceding
the survey Of the township, viz: Antonio
Romero Eieaterio Bareia 81 sa nse Fe NJ
JAMES H. WALKER, Register.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Santa Te, New Mexico.
Designated Depository Of the United States
|R. J, PaIen President
J. H. Vaughn Cashier
Notice for Publication.
TSmall Holding Claim No. 1240].

Land Office at Santa Fe. N. M,
July IA, 1861
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named claimant has filed notice of his inten-
claim and that said proof will be made be-
fore the register or receiver. at Santa Fe, N.
M on Augusta, 1885, viz: Andres Dominguez,
of Santa Fe, N. NJ, for the lot In sections 16,
II and %. tip. II n, r.9 9.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his actual, continuous, adverse possession of
the tract for twenty years next preceding the
survey of the township, viz: Antonio Ar
doval Eleuterio Barela, of Santa Fe, N. M.
JAMES H. WALKER Register.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-05

"Cathode Rays" &c cigar. III
latest invention at Scheurich's.
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waters of the Pecos, where they will join
the squad of sixteen IN members of the COM
pany now in camp at the forks. The en-
tire command will return to Santa Fe on
Saturday.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-08-05

H. B. HERsRy,
Section Director, Santa Fe, N. M,
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Having bought the balance of the
Johnson & Co. bankrupt stock, I offer
these goods at strictly cost prices.
Call and convince yourself.
j. G. SCHUMANN.
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At the Bon Ton: Short order meals,
hot and cold lunches At all hours. Open
day and night.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
TIE RECORDS.
BOSTON. 1912: ST. LOUIS. 2-s.

Boston. Sept. 2.-St. Louis was easy in ooth games
TO day and put up exhibition that was dscre'''-
able In the extreme. Myers and Cross played as II
their fingers smeared with butter hlooeusnH
nas very effective IN the first game ana received
gilf-odged support Long had 10 retire in re eghth.
being hit on the by pitched ball. Tucker coud
play account OF injury to his wrist tle Hay
before -,
Kisslngers support was extra discouragi1g IN me e
second game. NichO.s hit hard enough 10: p.
Louis win. Mcfarland caught and threw brhI-
antly. and Sullivan and Parrott made some great
catches Dowd performed the rare feat or making
a home run On a hit inside the grounds and played
strong game at secord Attendance. 3l'. Inc score
First game.
Boston ......................5 o is
s.. Louis ...................O -
Basehiis Boston -: St Louis. I. E-rors-fSoston
Batteries-klObendanz and Bergen: Donohue ana hu'-
ply. Umpires-HenGerson and Campbell
Second
Boston ......................l > o IL
-. Louis ................-.....- " " "
Basclitsf3oston IL ST. Louis. ~ Errors -Ips,pn. '.
-. Louis. Baterics-Nich0s and BERGEN nlls'ls,r
and Mcfarland. Umpires-Eienderson ana 'Anp'e''
ed
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
CLOSING PRICES SiN FRANCISCO STOCKS
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept CSpeclaD.wheat al one time to0.s
showed loss II ov'r cent. and even at the e'oss "
showed a loss Of half that II easy a, any ''"'
either. to give adequate explanation os the "eah"
December opened al ;s' 5s7s cents. sold oe'r
5ss and 57a and ciosei at 3ss gents Ss AZ
The litt.e rally AZ the close helped 10y he
30 loads fot export New York and BY the loee'
ters here. 100000 buslcs. More tnan half these s,sa
however. old blrinSs. The thing which eous' ess'.
against the price the selling attitude 1 80
Of the leaders. notably cUdehy and Phillips Ihs,e
idea that Linn hai sid considerable on Iuesua, ~
made IL look 4 - the hull leaders had uIeo AZ
no more than reflect the decline here T9esday n al
the statistical ~ the daN Was tecdedH .ssls
BeerDo made the Russian crop only 32rVp" ~ny
and put the stocks "f wheat a. Eusan p's .ssy and
100000 bushels against 2oOpcO bushels last year @
100000 bushels in 1894 The Northwestern secsp -
show@i decided falling on 3i3 against ass enS a.
blockade the Great Northern did not entirely os Tn.
effect Seaboard ciearances wers opo oushe III. IN
the worlds visible. l;o e, bushels wa, tines
quite large the trade was looking tof, ~ r.ts-
snrsss ss II VA. . cent. at the close The
Friday night. The Pit trade was small VIII" '
and Phillips the best sellers. a., u.,, ..iins
Corn suffered little because wheat dd Mss ssn,s
There were frosts In the extreme Northwest Vns %s
and frosts predicted as Tar sou'n as Low sste asy
alarm There .ib.ra charters 3osWV ousne.s ere
liberal ssahoari clearqnces 100000 bushels FOR
THURSDAY The weekly weather crop bulletins were WIN"
exception. favorable man. a., ,r,ce b.
Oats without incident sunerins iit,Ie ~ rn, 70
cause the other grains did. MAY sold from J" ee"' ~
lsss cents and closed at isl cents a., r,..asv
Provisions nnaiiy .iosei about where they az Thure
There were eso0O with ?SoN estimated 'o
DECREASE for the month of $4,000 tierces, not ou"e "
decrease as was expected -, .,,.ed at SIX
cent? ..c.ils: a, ssx cen,s Puts on Nav e"TS s'
~ :tx cents. 'caI;s'' at eix0eaA cents
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
THE TORONTO TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
RAIN sPoILs THE AFTERNOON GAMES. BUT rnEe-
Is SOME GOOD SPORT IN THE MORNING

RAIN SPOILS THE AFTERNOON GAMES But TnEe-
Is SOME GOOD SPORT IN THE MORNING.
Toronto Ont. Sept SpeciaD-Ran intersercf
with the play in the Toronto tennis tournament to-
day and made postponement Of the afternoon
matches necessary dntil tomorrow During IT,
morning, however there number of intcr
in defeating DR.. Bascom. a weknown Canadian
crack" in match that was full OF clever play
ing NJ D. Whitman OF Harvard. drawn
against Boughon. of Buffalo who went down be-
fore the fast ground strokes and skilfu net game
OF his opponent IN straight sets. {. w; Bel, OF
Toronto. was also successful over l.. J. Grant. al
old-tiIne New York player Bells strong service;
coupled with some creditable placing was what di1
the trick. A. {. Macmaster. one Of the Canadiai
competitors. put W . Grant. Of New-lork. out ct
the race IA a well contested match OF two sets
Grant made pluc;y cght. but Macmasters longer
reach and better headwork were finally victorious
cumbcd t. J p Paret. the Southern champion
while &. A Campbell. one Of the local players woa
comparatively easy victory oyer osborne, an an.
begun during the morning, and furnlsnei
some capital tennis. Miss Julete Atkinson ana
her sister. OF Brooklyn. who are entered IN tnh
contest both drew byes. and will therefore not
come into fre contest until the preliminary rooh1
IS finished The summary:
beat l.. j. Grant New YORK 8~G. 60 %: c. P. she,
con r. Yale beat Dr. f'iscom. CADrldse On'. ="
First ronna-M D. whitman. Boston. beat g. Boush,-
ton. Bufralo. 81. 60: G. p shed9n jr Yale beat ;
Griffin Toronto by aeta9!'; A. & NAcma''|' r00n'''
Handicap singles 'prcliminsry round-D ~ Rogers
SGnsn E1s sss, FrMS ars n % a S l. e. MacdoS.
scratch -. -, g.. A; campbell 'owe l' beat L"
Nnvice s,nslcs cir,t round-W. =. Grant. New-York.
beat j. A. Medium. rorn,o. os iefaui,; H. Emse''
Toronto beat " D. parksr rsierrot 1 w6isS.x
Toronto. beat Miss ii Johnston. Toronto 6-3. 6-2
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

sportsman's Park and club ST. Louis has been ,en
placed on the list of those to whof" ''e
The folowng sanctions are granted
September ~ and 2,Barry County Agricultural
sep,ember iiIiisporo Count, Fair and Driving Pack
sen,on5sr and iWorrison Fair Association Morrison
September aHoward city Driving Park and Agricultural
Society. Howard city. Mich ,,h III
seD,smssr ss cSns wRssen Ge sn p%SG Ta
September H. Is and lG-Goodhue County Asr'"''u'''
September 5~Merchanis Club. Alton, III; ..,n ve,
sspiemssr c1pi%l Giy W GysnS sn C,m" omshd ""''
September ls-kankakee dll) Fair Association h"'N'
septcmber l2-sasinaw wheelmen. Saginaw. MI Mich.
September 9-Elkhorn Park and cycle Assoea'''n' E'N
September s-Danvie Fair and Trotting Association
ssDs,%sr 2-Flq;eipg wnse%sn 9s.Io T"ihi"s n Mi'"
ps sep'emIer iDoise Giy WhccI cIub Dodge CITY,
seD,smssr .TayslIcrs club IAle Rgck KHn AE
September @-Graphic Publishing Company. Pine Bun
September TO- ic-Meropolitan cycle Racing Assoca-
September I-i'ufraio Athletic Field. Buffalo.
%Sp Dsypon h ssae Cu eompsn si E"n mr
September and io-washngton County Agricultural So
September p q and 24-Dryden Agricultural Society.
september 24Brockport Agricultural Society Brockpor
September st. Mary's Church. Hudson. Ny.
september l-Springheld Racing club sprinsneld Ohio
September 10 and 1IIuron County Agricultural Society
Norwslk Ohio
sepiember 2-Capl;all City cyciqs club indianapolis.
September Viking cub. Toledo. OHIO.
September 2-The Marquette club COMPANY Cleveland
September lG--J. T. Burns Leominsier Mass.
September and 3-Weweeden cycle Club Nantucket.
Mass.
September 1-Caledonan club. Pittsheld Mass
September I-I.teton Driving Park Association. Little
ton Mass.
September q Il and lsF. J Casey Bridsswater Mass
September 10 L. ". Rawson. Worcester Mass
September l5Woodstork Agricultural Society. South
Woodstock Conn.
September I0--J T.. Rider Portsmouth. y. II.
October i4-Columbia County Agricultural Society.
bloomsbury. Penn
October 2-Carbon County Agricultural Society leighton.
Penn.
September II and 16-warren County Fair Association.
Warren. Penn.
September &c. =. MacDavat Pompton Lake. y. j.
September 28-Elecric Wheelmen. Reading. Penn.
September 27-James l.. Ives. Arlington Nd
September TO- II and l2-Assocated Cycling clubs Pitts
burg
September 7-Ataanta Wheelmer. Newark, y. J.
September 3-Deta Wheelmen. Lebanon. Penn
September 90 s Bunneli Willow Grove. Philadelphia.
September 5-Profess- II. J. Hockenberry. Carbondale.
Penn.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
THE CHAMPION s95O-FRgrr 49,,
CLASS-PACINc ''nLL
THE PRESS sTAKEs-s2. .noo.-2.li .l..Ss npe.=
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
Following is the programme for to-day:
EAST VIEW STOCK Farm Pi'RsE $500. FREy-rop
=. .

hASi VIE" STUCK FAEh PURSE. $500: FREE-FOR-
ALL CLi SS-TROTTING
Fantasy, 2:OJ. b. n by Chimes dam fornora bv .ro,
arcn { ) itaml n TSnnaip az. T. Geers.
Va IA "a ~ C. en-. M BY on~ar1 dam Beulah By
Ken'uck, Union o:o7i. ch m. by Aberdeen dam K.a
tue@\ 'cn.al 5y balsora; Alexander & Renshsw Tip
William penn 2:o!i.. b. g. by Santa Claus. dam Lulu "
sy DauntIes-: ". Dathose. Phoenxy:e P~nn 1cu; u.s.
o99qua 2os'.. B. m. by Keeer. dam Bei4 B. by yJR
,Hs Shsdd lanes w. Coke phalepAis Iohn Turner.
by Bull Pup: A. B spreck-ls san Francisco CGeors.
VISITORS STAKES s3ooo-2 10 cLAss-TRoTTIya
DERBY Princess. h by Charles Derby: Gus wsgn.s
BIck; b. g. ny Elberton William II. Clark Ne.-York
R9s'line b. m by Rcd Wilkes Eben Clark. Allentown
Wanda M. by Piedmont: F. T. Bedford brooklyn.
Quality. h. NJ. by Eleconeer; William simpson New
Gsroa cniIoa by M ch%s,; hin, e l. Hem!n ngra.
Tom Med'nn b. s. hy Rlev Medium psTrssb Brs.
R2s Rysdyk or g. ,, Royal Rysdyk George Ride,
Little Hance. 70 M. by Henry c Charles coyrs Aban,
Wa" h. g.. by Wilkes Boy; \. Mayo. r.. Sprinshei
BREEDERS STAKES 81 onO-o:50 CIASS-Two
YEAR -OI.Ds-TRoTTING.
Flower Box. b. T.. hy IIoxwood John II. Dillon New
Haven
Mkalo b. C.. by Ralph Wilkes. f V r. Thayer B7sto,
Leavt b. Co. by Moquctte: Z. H. Greeiey Ellsworth ",
Preston. c.. by Ponce de Leon: MAY overton Nash
Charity. ch. G.. by Guy wrkes. william corbu sa-
Ilernslla wilkes e. T. BY Hornell Wilkes: c. H H-a-
Sadie W. b. T.. By Constantine; d MILLS. Erookyn..
Khsladen r. c. by stamboul: T. II. Hartman New
Moah ch. c.. by Ralph Wilkes: John f. Thayer Bo..or
Liberal. =, by prodgal Marcus Day Hamilton Nom.
Donna Sadee b. T.. by Ponce lie Leon: May Overton.
Judge. b. d, Baron Wilkes: Gus Macy Versailles Ky
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
MORE NEWSPAPER MEN EXCLUDED

The New-York Baseball clubs crusade against
newspaper kept up yesterday. wher. the
usual courtes'ei accorded to reporters at the
grounds in Harlem were denied to four more news
paper mea The excluded yesterday were
Sa muel Crane of "Tha Advertiser" president Of
he Atlantic Baseball Association: Harry Wei
don sporting editor Of "The Cincinnati Enquirer: :
G. II Zubcr OF The Cincinnati Times-Star" and
r. Mulford of THE Cincinnati Post one of the
best known and most popular baseball writer's In
the We,, T Tle three Western newspaper men
travelling with the Cincinnati team.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
LOUISVILLE. s: wAsHINGTON. c.

Washington. Sept. 1.-The home team had "hH'
apparently winning lead up to the e'sn'"
inning. when German was hit all over the 'o''
Herman who pitched foi the Lousvilles was
easy in the first inning but after that ne se''eu
down and performed hrst-class box work
Tho game very tame ana devoid OF interest
ing plays. Miller took Johnsons place In the
eighth and the game for the visitors on MS
single. . 4.
Rogers and Clngman did the best playing At
tendance i.iCG Score:
Washington ...... ......'.....'t " ~ =,
Louisville .................. " -
Basehits- Washington. 49, louisville u Errors-Wash-
ingion. l. louisville Batteries tieman ana Mc"ure'
Herman and Dexter Umpire-Lynch.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
PITTSBURG. 10; PHILADELPHIA ..

Philadelphia. Sept 2.-IIawey and Taylor both
pitched stelged ball UP to the eighth inning nut
then the Philadelphians went to pieces ana the
Pittsburgers wont out easily. Hawley received eX-
cellent support but the field back of Taylor made
disastrous errors. Philadelphia tried another new
shortstop to-day. Leahy Of iynchburg Va. His
work hardly up TO league ball weather
cloudy and cool Attendance 800 Score:
Philadelphia ................U u u u q % y ] =
Pittsbirg .................O o o / x-10
Basehns- Philadelphia g. Ptsburg, H. Errors,
Phladauhia {: Pittslurg I,atteries-Taylor and
Boyle: Hawey and Sug1en Umpire-Iaily.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
HARLEM CRICKETERs DEFEAT YoRKvILLE.

The Harlem Cricket club played the Yorkvll'e
Club yesterday and succeeded In defeating the rep
rcsentativo team put into the field by the latter ny
81 runs 10 "A A. the heu,es show. Il vas close
game and there little heavy scoring on eitner
side d. O'RciIly did the best batting for the VIII
ners securing the only double figures OF the game
with The bal for the Harlemltes and A. Canning
for
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

The Cincinnati and NewYork teams began their
final series OF games together at the Polo Grounds
yesterday, in the presence OF small crowd Of
spectators As the visiting team have been losing
with alarming regularity ever since they left home
many thought that the home team woulo have an
easy time of IT, The wise ones however were dis
appointed for the Western men not only won. but
they whitewashed the Giants.
There considerable wrangiing throughout
which della yed the game and disgustcd the spccta-
tors Joyce finally ordered out of the contest
The Cincinnati won by scoring four IN
the sixth inning. on hits by Burke smith and
Irwin. a passed ball and an error by conrauehton
he
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

Baltimore Sept. 2.-Anson's team could not hit
DIR. Pond Brodie elected for kicking. At
tendance IBIS. Score:
Baltimore ..................2 q o q o o X :
Chicago .....................O o q ~ u
Observation-Disclosures II; Chicago. g. Errors 'hlcago
:. Batteries Pond and Clarke: Terry ana DhchIe
I'rrnre-EIns.ia
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

The bicycle policemen and the messenger boys
who 20 take par; in the races Mt Manhattan
Beach or Monday were hard at worl; at the track
swept by occsn breezes yesterday. The high
winds did muck to prevent fas; time. but the
riders did not seem to mind the wind The ath-
letes who entered i'm the State championships
were working )ust zealolsly TO get into perfect
condition for the State meet on Labor Day.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
CUTICLENE KILLS HIMSELF.

Lexington. KY, Sept 2-Cuticlene. bay gelding.
three years old by Fordham-FulGerite, killed him
self Yesterday by running against the large iron
entrance gate at the Kentucky Association course
lie was owned by Connolly Crossthwait. wno
valued him At S. 900 lie bad started twehly-elght
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Hartfor l-Wilkcsbarro .: Springfield !.
At Syracuse Buffalo. H. Syracuse
At Newark Hartford. II: Newark. 8.
At Providencc-Providence. II: Scranton. !.
At Toronto-Toronto- Rochester. rain.
At Orange-Orangc 4. G.. S; Oritdni r. C..
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

errora-Clcveland .. Left bases-Cleveland o.
Brooklyn, O. Three base hit-Iiurkctt. Two-base hits
blake. corcoran Struck out-By Young, 2; ~ Iayne Iy
Bases OF ballsOH Young. I. Sacrifice hits-"rinl
stolen hases-McAleer Mccarthy. Double pIay-Icrr
Carr Tchcau and thinner. rmprc-iiurst Time oil
gane--1:5s. Attendance-iJoJ
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
CLEVELAND. >; BROOKLYN. 3.


SIIDfllS }Y
TIMELY BATTING-YOuNGs CURVES
PUZZLE FOR THE HOME TEAM
The game between the Brooklyn and Cleveland
Eastern Park. yesterday. was wei. con-
tested and interesting throughout the Spiders win
ming by timely batting Had Payne's supper, been
better the result might have been different Tho
home players could do nothing with Young's curves
until the last inning when they na6ed 10 make a
few hits and scored three runs The score
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

, gai,, PIT he seemed standing still in comp.r,.o,
E,n Wh ine & flying machine which bore down upon
reached in @ sSs4 ae'S were !" front as the wire wa,
Gentry's name then on every tongue H.
y, Turner. Major Dickinson and other W., sonn
o aver declared that It was the most phenoms
OF those who believed that no horse after "ss one
uhii, could repeat after standing such drive ~ :
merit was shown. however. twenty minu.es q lludg-
Ihey got away promptly. with Gentry scorna y:
tng po,e nnd on equal terms with his field RI.
went 20 me quarter like double team in ta'ns n ing
WAS mchsnecd IT be snEhs eng rs a%ay This position
point that horsemen looked upon the race "a az ,nis
srt Js ;eers had driven the champion Two soo essr
which Gentry had to beat 'eS" morse
G "eao y, on, ana mead Gentry and Agan paced IN ~.
mn IN we seconds to the amazement of tboss h .hs
held watches on them. Geers bided his tn,e t wno
making the drive which expected m Dsiore ore
tide OF victory for the stallion As they enh tne
however 1t became question as to obn.gS sped on.
could ~ any possibility last long enough nten,y !" y
up ana dozen yards from the wire no .ep,
Gentry's shoulder "e was N
The s,alllon's eyes flashed fire and he wo,,s
the part Of Robert j. and flesh ana 49, a'aly ly on
broke wdy ns ana satf re way day ss Ham3 champion
non winning ty NJ Rohert ] was secons sat- ss,.
heat t'S WAS oesSds 2s fIark ne sa n ns"n The time for h
me fastest time heats on record for q hnaklng
The summary tells the story Of ~.
S:l3 class Alcidaa winning easily IN 'e s,a,e N ne
beats Benton N the favorii@ enIshed ahsna.sht htrasht
THE CHAMPION PrTsE-s2 s0o-r r,rp
CI.ASS-PACINC
John r. Gentry. h. s. by Ashland Villa. -,
Dame Wood. hy WedgeWood w J. ,,ds...nan Gam
Fr,nk A@an b. 2, BY MIke Asan dan pio,s 81
White Cloud W IT, McCarthrf " W
Roheri J b. g.. by H,rtorG. lam lsraid,..
by Jay Could (E. 2. ,ieersi. ........ '"e
Star sots2 r2".r s1 ssos.. & @y >, %s M sweep
Time-2f2'.. 2U3i. 2.O3 ''' ais
THE PRESS STAKES-s3. .oOo--2Ij rLAss-rpo,-,,
Alcidalia b. n. by Sir walter ir dam Gomez, ''
sister. by Daniel Lambert ID.rei ....., ,
Azmon. b. C.. by Amor Powers.
Token. b. n. by Onward CDurnond, ....'''' .
Tih-. bl. e.. by Elyr.a tMcCarthy,. ... ~ :
Quaitermarch. b. =. by luaft-rinas'er Snyder .
orange chip b. 3. by Orange Blossom .Greel- "
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Dennis. br. &. by Fairhpln Miller. ........ :
KING Albert. b. 10y king NufNf-d tTys,u, - IN
Benton NJ. ch by Governor Benton ,H7gh,onl "A
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New-York tribune., 1896-09-03

Left bases-Cinclnnlti 5: New York. q Frs, base
on balls-On Foreman .. on ". H. Clark l. Strlck
out-By Foreman 81 by ". II. Clark. !. Two-base hit
Tiernan. Stolen bases-Mcfhee T. Wilson Double play
-Peitz and NJ 'Phee. Passed ballsWilson. IIn by
ptcher-Ey Foreman: /; by W. II. Clark. /. Umpire
Sheridan Timc-i:i4.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-03
GIANTS FAIL TO SCORE.
WINS BY FOUR RUNS WITH
OUT GREAT EFFORT
THE GAME MARRIED BY UNsEEMLv WRANGr.INC-
CAPTAIN JOYCE ORDERED OFT OF
THE CONTEST.
GAMES YESTERDAY

Cleveland 5 Brooklyn 3. Boston. II. Louis.
Cincinnati T. New York. 's"cond rane'.
Baltimore a. Chicago. , P.ttsbug. 10; Phrdeiphia .
Boston. Is. St Louis Louisville. :: Washington u