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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17

On August Is. 1864. she was assigned as
Sister Superior TO st. Vincent Hospital
and since her connection with that In
stitution has brought II up from compa-
ratlve insignificance to one Of the fore
most institutions Of the sort in the South.
She will probably stay a few days I'm
Baltimore with her brother G. ID. Kenney
the millionaire coffee merchant. Sister
1sadores successor is Sister Blanche.
formerly Sister Superior OF the hotel Dieu
at New Orleans. but lately procuratrix at
the Mother House at Emmittsburg, Md.
She will be assisted by Sister Bernard
as assistant and the same sisters which
were with Sister Isadore at the institu-
finn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
SIDNEY CARTER DISCHARGED.
But He is Arrested Under n Peace Bond
and Goes Back TO jail.

FARMVTLLE. VA. August 16.-Spccial.
Sidney Carter. who was tried at the July
term Of this County Court and sem
fenced to two years in the State prison
for shooting at Mr. r. b. Wilson. re-
ceived n new trial and was to-day dis
charged. AS soon as Carter had been
discharged by the judge Sheriff Dickerson
arrested him on a peace bond. sworn
out by Mr.. II. b. Wilson, and Carter was
bound over TO keep the peace for twelve
months I'm the sum Of one hundred dol
lars Not being able 10 give the bond.
he was returned 10 jail.
Several young men of this town went
to White Hall. buckingham county Sun
day on their bikes 20 attend the big camp
meeting which Is being carried on NJ that
place by Mr. transport, Of Danvile.
large number also went i'm vehicles.
White Hall IL twenty-six miles from here.
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Fire on the jamestown.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August t.
SpeciaL-The steamer jamestown of the
Old Dominion line was discovered 20 be-
on ire early yesterday morning by
Waterman TIE flames We're confined %
a consignment Of cigarettes and hemp
and for a while il looked as though the
vessel was doomed.
The boats owned by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Company were soon on hand and iu
less than fifteen minutes tho flames had
been eXtinguished. The damage 20 me
cargo IS estimated az about $500 The
damage 10 the vessel WIN De slight the
craft being only slightly scorched.
She was able to START for her trip 20
New York on schedule time.
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NEWARK, o. READING, q.
A Game which Was Thrown Away After
IL Was Won.

READING. Pa. August l6-Special.-
Ovcrconndcnce on the part OF the read
ino foam lost them to-days game TO
Newark by a score Of to s. The home
club had n cinch on the game, which was
thrown away by Turner'S two errors,
when were responsible for one and two
rms respectively, and Heydons passed
balls which let In one more run.
Garvin and Cogan were the opposing
nitchers The greatest number Of hits
we're I'm the inhcld. and both pitchers
were not supported in proper shape.
Carey and StrattOn both put up ex-
collcnt ball. and their work was the only
redecming feature Of the game. Follow
ing was the score.
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Rnstnn. !. Washington. 2.

BOSTON. August 1.-THE Bostons won
the first game OF the series with Wash
ington to-day in wet and threatening
weather. 1t was pitchers battle
throughout and both had excellent sup
port.
Nichols speed was terrific and he struck
out eight men. Up to the last inning but
two Washington men got as far as third
base McJames was at his best and his
command was superb.
Tommy Tucker. for the first time since
1883 appeared in a uniform not that OF
the Boston club. There were many indi-
Vidual plays OF exceptional character.
nncTnN
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SUNDAY GAMES.
Two in Newark. Which the Home Team
Take, and One in Patterson.

NEWARK. y. j., August l5.-Special.-
Deacon" Ellis erstwhile leaders I'm the
Atlantic League gathered in the two
games against the Norfolks here this af-
ternOon, the first by the score Of four TO
nothing and the second three to two.
Pitcher Bill Carrick was in fine fet-
tie. and during the first game kept the
Southerners' hits we'll scattered. The
home team found Newton safely at OPP
perfume times.
WONDERFUL CATCH.
In the second inning Mcfarland robbed
Moran of a three-bagger by making a
wonderful catch of a drive In deep right
field. Hits by O'Hagan, Daley, Hatfield,
and Rothfuss. coupled with Sheehan S
sacrifice nettcd three runs for the locals
in the second.
In the eighth a base on balls TO OLA
gan. another sacrifice by Sheehan' and
Ddleys single netted the last run. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17
Down in Essex.

TAPPAHANNOCK. VA, August 10
Special.-The Roanoke nominations give
general satisfaction hereabouts TO the
Democrats. They all have laid aside
their personal preferences and VIII work
hard Tor the success of the ticket espe-
cially are they proud of Congressman
Jones' speech.
The Tidewater Agricultural and stock
Associations will hold their annual far
at this place on the 18th. oth ana 5th OF
next month. at which time the old vete-
sipp aaIm 9ABu HIN uopo7s sun 20 SUBJ
of joyful reunion. Happy time 10 them.
they deserve all the pleasure they can get.
The crops are very promising.
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sister isadore Rctires After Many Years oil
Consecra.ed service.

NORFOLK Va, August 16.-SpeclaL-
SISTER isadore Kenny. tor thirty-three
years Sister Superior Of the Hospital or
ST. Vincent de Paul. of this city, has re
signed mat position and left tonight Tor
Emmettsbure, Nd. where are the head
quarters Of the order 10 which she be-
age.
she lett the hospital on the thirty-third
anniversary OF her arrival. She was
giri OF twenty when first sent mere COM
Ing to this country from Ireland. She
was assigned to 81. Mary's Asylum and
during the yellow fever in 1851 did noble
work as nurse at Naval Hospital.
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RARrFORD. 3; NORFOLK, 5.
The Brooms Madca Rally in the Ninth,
built Didn't Reach

HARTFORD. CONN. August 16.-Spe-
cial.- Foxy Fry held tho Norfolks down
we'll to-day. one Of his two hits sent in
two runs IN the second. Manager
Smith was fined S. I'm the third inning and
put out of the game. Weihl had a hard
run 10 get under Macks fly. He foll
down and the ball rolled from his hands
lie claimed he caught the BAN and Smith
made big kick. CaVtlles and Meihrs
errors We're costly.
Norfolk made "a p0od attempt in the
ninth. Wcntz and Snyder hit safe and
Cavelle dropped Weihis ny. Pfanmilier
and Mcfarland struck out one OF the
strikes called on the pitcher was outside
and that was the only poor decision Of
Burns. The score.
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Totals, .s...................
NORFOLK.

O'Hagan, Wentz. Homo runs-McFar-
land. Sacrifice hits-Daley Stolen bases
-O'Hagan, 2: Moran. Weddige Left on
bases-Newark, 2; Norfolk. 3. Struck out
by Carrick, ?; by Bishop. l. Double
plays-Kelly TO Leahy 10 Kelly. First on
errors-Newark, 3; Norfolk. l. First on
balls of Carrick /; OF Bishop 3. Hit by
pitcher-Sheehan. Umpire Burns. Time
-one hour and fifty minutes.
PATERSON. 2; ATHLETICS, g.
PATERSON. n. j., August l5.-Special
--Fou< thousand people turned out TO
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Interesting Facts About Kichmond's Citii
zens and Other Matters.

zens and Other Matters.
Miss Rosalno Hold has returned FROM
a visit 10 relatives m Norfolk.
MIR. II. ]. Dcrbyshirc OF Huntington.
w Va. was Bon thc cItr yesterday.
Mr. John J. Kuhn is very iil at tho homo
OF his daughter Mrs. g.. W. icnl'ttUu
ll0l FairmOnt.
Dr. NJ. H. Nuchol0. OF tho ambulance
staff who has boon ON m vacation h.l
returned 20 duty.
Mrs T.. A. Funk who bias boon very sirb
at her homo ma north Twenty NrufI
street, is improving.
Doctor Julian T Wright has returned
10 Richmond aftor weeks absence on
professional business.
Miss Sadie D. Chalklov BIAS returned 90
the city after a very pleasant N.sIt t0
friends I'm Powha,In county
Sergeant Cosby. of thc Second District.
Is acting captain Boo th' absence off ltu-
tain Angle. who Us of on Cd vacation.
Tho annual sllc of seats boo Beth Ah1lf
synagogue will take p.1cc uoAt sunday
morning no 1882 o'clock
Louis King (colorcD cut his hand very
badly Yesterday Afternoon near tlo llf.t
police station THE ambulance Was sumo
moned and Dr. Nuckoh dro ad tha
wound.
a lawn parry WI" 49, ,...,..,
18TH 10 2lst. for the benefit off ST. Mary b
church
Miss Eliza winston ''dNl' ih' ''
Elise Rider loft sunday t'r Nn'.IA ''''-
ty accompanied hy their maid. il spend
the remainder off tho summer
r,.r..t,,,,rt,, and f,p,f,,
Mr.. l'. ~. . 49,, nun. ,.,....,, trlo to
n,'X,e r'lui l.il,i, ,,n,r.r-t,n AZ.
i.,,,i, .it,. and Other roirte north
.... ,.,t.... and t,..., .,-..tel
p i,'f',., Swim l..i6rad Yesterday
80. 1870, ,l' ,,.f,f '.s,,,rfin. Tu..nll Roland
t.,'ti-'. r',i1 v.Il look INTO tho charge toe
S..'''' '''
'"'' ttt-. ,....
a week of PRAYER WIN "' ",lu 'l ,.I
tonarv Methodist cnuich every evenings
this week except saturday, 0t.. Woes VIII
begin at 81" ''"'N "'' commune
hour r..r,.,..,.i-.,. ,,,, ~,
i'E- Jan.1 ill" i, ,' r1 .or.-,iian.,
0' ,t'i, .'.,, iin.ti. to mature hIs plans
.'rI oori1 .iyc no say set what they
would be.
d ls understood that Mcssrs. james li.
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lirhtninc,s Work in Hanover.

TAYLORVILLE. VA, August 16.-Spe-
ciaI.-The house OF Mr. Walter Lowery,
who lives near here, was struck by light
ming Saturday night and badly damaged.
Mrs Lowerv and her baby were the
only ones in the house. She was severely
shocked. but the baby was unhurt The
lightning came down the chimney. de-
molishing IL and the mantelpiece, and
playing about i'm the room, struck a bed
and n chair. which were also knocked
into uipCcg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-17

see lin corbett play ball and incidentally
witness another slip-down the percentage
count ~ a gerious accident at the Edison
Works on Saturday. no cars were running
In the city all day. which cut the attend
ance down greatly. The locals put up
a miserable game and were never In It
with the Athletics.
Corbet; played wen ana had TWO hits.
one 81 them "A pretty three-bagger. McNey
and IIlrich were the stars. The score:
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PLAYED WELL BUT LOST
sTOCkSD4IE arr LANCASTER
EIGHT BASES ON NAILS.
nargrove Carried on the Honors in tho
Play Ball Oaiy rhcy Did Not Win.

LANCASTER PA. August lG-Special.
Tho first game az the final series be-
tween Lancaster and Richmond-a sharp.
snappy cOntest-was won by Lancaster
THIS afternoon by the score Of Z 10 Z.
Tho two teams played good bail
throughout. and both pitchers were In
.plendid shape. Sprogel having a trifc the
better OF StOcksdaie. whose eight bases
on balls cut somewhat OF figure I'm Lam
casters run getting. Neither was hit
very hard. but the few that were made
came In punches. Hargrovc easily carried
pm The honors for Richmond IN fielding.
'Sking hali dozen chances. some OF
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MRS. BROFORD,S DEATH.
She Escaped Sleeping Watches and
Drowned UersrIf in the River,

NATURAL BRIDGE. VA, August 10
Special.-Mrs Or. Broford. widow Of the
late DR. BrOf0rd. who lives at Natural
Bridge station was found about ono hum
dred yards from her home in James river
~ o'clock to-day. whore she drowned
herself about Z o'clock this morning.
IL is supposed that she was unconscious
at the time as she had been so unwci
thot friends had attended her during the
night, though at O'Clock they fell asleep
when she must have left the house and
jumped I'm the river.
II is the opinion Of many that she COM
mtjcd suicide. Mrs. BrOford came from
West Virginia and leaves family Of
small children.
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Killed hy Falling Wall.

NORFOLK, VA. August l6-Special.-
About o'clock this afternoon Joe Dud-
lev employed by O'Bnen * Stevenson,
contractors on the brick work OF the
new building of the Norfolk Warehouse
Company i'm Atlantic city ward was kill
Cd by the wall falling while he was en-
gagged in baling water from The founda-
ton. Dudley was burie0 beneath the de-
bris and when dug out was dead.
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Logan for the House

ROANOKE. VA. August l6.-Special--
The Roanoke county Democrats met at
Salem to-day. and elected twenty-five del
egates, each with half vote TO the leg
islative convention.
Nine OF the delegates are for Col. +. II.
Logan for the House of Delegates. The
Otner two are not instructed.
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BaltimOre. IL: RrnnklYn. ).

BALTIMORE, August 1G.-The Orioles
sided game, Kennedy held the Cham
piOns down TO two hits during the first
four innings. In the nth a succession
Of well placed hits netted the home team
FIVE runs In the next inning the visi-
tors became demoralizd and for the re-
maindcr Of the game there was no con-
tst. Attendance-32ll
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Re,iYnl M Skinnnarter.

sKINQUARTER. Va, August l6.-Spe-
cial.-A very helpful meeting is In pro-
gress at Sklnquartcr Baptist church. Dr.
4. r. Dunaway is doing most OF the
preaching. The congregations were large
and there IS yet still deep interest in the
rnnAflnp
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BOSTON WINS TN. FfRST FAoA
WASHTyGTON.
Tho Giants and Ouakers Were Not Up to
Standard. but the Latter Handled
the Stick Well.
Standing OF the Clubs.
New York. Z: Philadelphia. z.

NEW YORK. August 16.-New YORK ana ana
Philadelphia played an uninteresuIls san III.
here this afternoon. Taylor was WIN ~
eight Of the Giants, who had on tns Dae
ting clothes, managed to hit his delivery
whenever they wished. -,
The errors on both sides were costly.
McCreery's double play 10 warner was
the feature. Attendance. 400. score
NEW NnIL Il.
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Two-base hits McFarlan. Mcfarland.
Mnci Sacrifice hit-Dohcrty. stolen
baecs-Marr. Double p.ays-Mack Rad
ford and Newell. Passed balls-Roach.
Basc on bails-On Mcfarland ;. Struck
out-gv Fry. s. by Mcfarland. ?. Left
on bascs-I Hartford. 5: Norfolk. 6. First
base on crrors-Hartford 2, Norfolk. 2
Umpire - Mr.. Burns. Time-2.O0 At
fcuaancc-4n0
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A JOCKEY GOES DOWN.
MILBURN. THE CLEYER LIGHT-
WEIGHT, UNDER HORSES FEET.
His Leg Broken AT the Hip-Waban Identis
fed as Reported and Its Certain
the Bets Will be Paid.

CINCINNATI. O.. August 16-Spccial-
Jockey Milbun the clever lightweight
who rides for Respess & CO.. met with
serious accident I'M the third race at New
port to-day. lie was on Dr. I'd a 80 20
shot. At the half-mie he attempted to
go through the bunch with his mount
but the horse stumbled and the boy fell
to the ground. Ills right leg was broken
az the hip. and il Is thought that he is
injured internally.
The judges have not yet rendered their
decision i'm the Waban case The horse
has been identified as represented and it
is almost certain that bets will be paid
tomorrow.
G. G. Mccartney claimed Sauterne from
r. s. Warner &. Co.. after the finish i'm the
fourth race. but upon falling To procure
the necessary cash the horse was ordered
returned 10 the original owner. Weather
fine. track fast. Attendance large. SUM
maries.
First raco-six furl0ngs. idle Hour rs
10 u first Evalinc Is tO ] and 3 10 ID scc-
ond, Performance @ 20 ID third. Time,
11j.
Second raco-scven filrlOngs.-Sim. W
90 20 % first. Strath Reel no 10 30 Sec
ond Mamie ID. go TO ID third. Time 20
Third race-ive furlongs. Lanky Bob ID
10 u first. Locust Blossom fj 10 - soc-
Ond. Ada Russell G to ID third Time. l.02
Fourth race-mile and seventy yards
Ondague o. 10 ID first Sauterne 10 10 %
second. Pete Kitchen q TO u third. Time.
1:fT
Fifth receive furlongs.-Mary Wilgus
IS 10 - first Essonite 6 90 I and 20 20 D
second. Duchess OF York q TO ID third.
Time, 1902 -.
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totals ........ ......... II II
BROOKLYN


PITTSBURG. PA, August 1G-Pitts-
burg and the visitors made grand strug
gle for seventh place to-day. with all the
odds i'm favor of the visitors until the
eighth inning. when with two men out,
the home team made four hits, netting
seven bases and three runs. Attendance,
| 100. Score:
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Totals 81. - 81. .sss.s. y
NEWARK
7 TTTT" - - - = y :
Score by innings:

NUmWaTN. FlITUFT TWII7 It'-'''7'
Newark. 2 Two-basc hits-Turner. Iear-
floss Cassidy. Thrcc-base hits-Moran.
Home run-McIntyre Passed balls-Hey-
don. 3. Base on balls-off Garvin. 3; on
Cogan. ?. Hit by pitched balls-Cassidy
y. Daley. Struck out-Minnehan Hey
don. McMackin. Turner (2). Cassidy. MO
ran. Cogan. Left on bases-Reading' IL
Newark T. Double plays-Mclntyre 10
Carey: Cassidy TO OHagan. Sacrifice
hits-McIntvre Moran. stolen bases
O'Hagan. Moran. Time. 2:20. Umpire,
Snyder Attendance, go.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Games To-Day.

Richmond at Lancaster
Norfolk at Hartford.
Newark at Reading.
Athletics at Paterson.
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Totals o. =. ........@ 5 . p Il


IotdlS O.. ..........W D q
summary: Earned runs-Boston, ?;
Washington, ]. Base on balls-by Mich
Nichols, s; by McJames, ).
Score by INNINGS. r. III. E
Boston D. .......lO1OOsO0x-5 0
washington oil. 10000 002 CO l
Umpire, Mr.. Emslie. Time. l:i3.
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Rain nj Paterson.

PATERSON. y. J.. August lG-Special
account OF rain.
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,tor, he.nr yer. hard ones. while Thorn
Ton and Foster led at the bat, WIN VIZ
fits apiece. Mcdonald and Stochsoale 'oi
LOVING closely with two cdcn.
RICHMOND'S FIRST Run.
Richmond's frst run came IN the seCpuu
timing after two men were out. mar
grove sent n three-bagger into right ana
Uanniyan letting the ball that was helu-
cd nv furthermore. get by him, the run
ner scored. Mcdonald. Foster ana SloChs-
dale. each followed with singles puI ,he
latter's went TO Soybold. who threw NC
Donald out at the plate. -.u
They were unable TO score again ultil
the ninth. when McDonaids three-bagger
and Fosters single gave them one e"i|
ed run.
Lancaster took the lead in the third in
ming: singles by Buttermore lianniNah
and SeybOld a two-bagger by lArocque,
q base on balls and a steal sent TOUR runs
across the rubber.
WHITE WASHING.
They were whitcwashed successlVely
until the ninth. when Leidy Int for one
base with two men out. SeN sold drew
a base on balls. and Wards throe-bagger
sent them home. IlargrOve tnrew the
ball 10 Stuart. who rolled II slowly 10
Stocksdalc seeing which Ward stole horne
easily with the third run Of the inning.
In the third inning little scrap took
place at second base between LarOcque
and, Stuart The former was playing on
the base. and on feint by Stocksdale ron
back 10 the bae Stuart struck him as Ee
came back. whereupOn LarOcque landed
on Chauncy's face.
No more blows were struck, ana the
affair was ended as quickly as II was be-
gun. Tho score.
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Two-base hits-Keister, Ulrich. Three
base hits-Heidrick, Corbett. Stolen
bases-Heidrick Left on bases-Paterson'
s: Athletics g. Struck out-Weeks. ].
coleman First on balls-On Weeks. 3;
off Ames. /. Hit-Ulrich and Fox. Pass
ed balls-Fox and Touhey. Umpirc-Chas'
Brady Time-1.50.
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T7TTTTTT17TT 1-TT T---T "7I- 7TTTTT1 y
Richmond. Two-basc hlts-LarOcque,
Wente. Thrce-hase hits -Hargrove. Ward,
Mcdonald Sacrifice hus-llannivan. =
Stolen bases arocque (0. Buttermore.
Kahn Ward Left ON bases-Lancastcr q;
Richmond. Z. Struck out by Sprogel:
Kahn Elsey: 10y Stocksdalc: Madison.
SprOrcl Co. llannivan. Double piaNs-Stu-
art 10 Thornton. First or cirors-Lan-
caster. I. First on balls-ON SprOgel.
none on Stocksdale ButtermoTe. Leidy.
Ward. SprOgel Madison SeyhOid %,
Wcpfc Umpire Belts Time. 200.
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Cheap Dollar.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 16.-At to-day's
Md on the price OF silver In New York
the intrinsic value Of the standard silver
dollar Is AZ 25 cents.
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NORFOLK.

Earned runs-Newark. ?. Two-base
hits-Daley. Sacrifice hits. Sheehan (2).
Left on bascs-Newark, 2; Norfolk 3.
Strucl. out by Carrick, g.; by Newton, ].
Double plays-Isathold 20 Cassidy, TO
OHagan, >. First on errors-Newark,
3: Norfolk. l. First on balls-on Carrick,
Q; of Newton. 4. Umpire, Kctchum.
Time 2.O5
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Philadelphia -. -. 90 1 o % 0 o .
Summary. Earned runs-New York. ?,
Philadelphia, /. Base on balls-Off Meek
in .; OF Taylor, 3: Struck out-By Meek
in, 3; by Taylor. 2 Umpire. Lynch.
and Carpenter. Time. 200.
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SECOND GAME.

Carrick felt in such Il pitching humor
that he concluded TO remain in the box
during the second game. This lasted but
six innings. and during that time he was
almost rs effective as in the first game.
Newark took the lead IN the second
when OHagan singled. stole second and
third and scored on Hatfeld's single
Sheehan who had walked TO first on
balls. stole second on Barckleys poor
throw. also scored on the hit previously
mentioned.
LEAlfY TALKED TOO MUCH.
Tho visitors two runs were scored in
tho third. After. TWO were out. Leahy
walked 10 first on balls and then Nc
FaraEd followed by liftins the ball over
tho ccntreheid fence. Leahy was put out
OF the game in the fifth for having too
much 10 say.
Tho score:
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At Brighton Beach.

NEW YORK. August lG.-AI Brighton
Beach to-day tho weather was pleasant.
the track sloppy attendance small, and
the card poor Summarize
First race-0ne mile and a sixteenth
jefferson rs 90 y first. Alarum l5 90 ]
and 10 - second; Nay Nay q 20 ID
third. Time 1850 -.
Second race-dve gs-Fonsavann1h
& 10 - first: Mr. Hunt 3 30 ! and ovon)
second Homclike IS 10 ID third. Time.
1905 l-2.
Third race-fve furlongs Tripping q 10
- first; Tallahassee Is 20 ! and 9 90 Sd
second; Trilictte % to p third Time.
1-0t 81.
Fourth race-onc milc-Sunny slope a
10 . first Storm King % 10 I gnd 10 10 y
second; Fireside l5 % ID third. Time.
LAG -.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Isabov "a 10 y
first. Mont Dor % TO and TO i0) second.
Michael III. e 20 ID third. Time 1916.
Sixth raco-onc mile-Cromwcll 60 10 -
first. Premier l3 10 and to % second;
DR.. Sheppard q 20 - third. Time, l:iL
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Al Saratoga.

SARATOGA. y. Y. August iG-Tho
weather was fine. the track heavy and
attendance light to-day Summaries:
First racial ages - five uriongs-
Trolley (eyen) first. Haulon a 90 and
EVEN second. Unitarian q 20 ID third.
Time .B.
Second race-three-yelr-0 -miic-Good
Times q 90 30 hrst Rhe Aiustrom q 90
and To % second. Flolrdl Is to ID third
Time-1.i6.
Third race-two-ye1r-Ol ds-siX furlongs
Gibralta a 10 % FIRST Lydian % 90 3 and
OUT second. Chalmers. % 90 - shird.
Wimc-l.lG 81.
Fourth racc-tlree-y ear-Dds and up
wards mile and "a quarter Havoc n 10
- first Terrier g. 10 1 and nona) Sec
Ond. Time -l.i4 10
Firth race-uliios - tWO-ycar-Olds -- five
fur0ngs-Alic Belle OO 20 ID FIRST In
GOlctd. fcven and OuD second Mary CAL
YIN % 10 - ihIrl TImn-l.nl