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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20
DIAMOND EXPRESS"

,,r,vss Hunalo 9SJ p II. Pullman vestbue Day
cac,es and Parior Care. Dining Car Service Meals
Ia carte Connects Buffalo with through seepers 70
Detroit AMI Chicago. At. $500. c,.s.,. a.. u.r.ru
CHUNK and intermediate points -, r.o~o,,
NeX.SS Ills r. H.. Sundays only. foe EAsTOS.
~ n, ~ CHUNK, and the coal branches $500
81 spS 40 p. n. daily except Sunday. Tor W!LkES.
satc stations Connects for all points In coal resoa
chair car for Wkesbarre; 1880. e.., L.. w,,yr.
p.55pS3S' PiTTsTON SCRANTON. and principal inter.
es,s stations Connects for all points In coal region
p pniinan buffet Parior Car TO Wikesbarre
s4iSS BIS p. NJ daily for EAsToN and intss.
"e .n, Ssio p NJ daily src:P, Sunday Express ss
c, .n",on and principal intermediate stations Connects
@ psadins and Harrisburg Chair car TO slatngt0n
iot 49, .W p. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
v,TGiS" and ali points West. Pullman sleeper vesibuls
tain s. Y 10 Chicago. Seepers TO Buffalo and Toronto
$40 daily except Sunday ss.pERi9s e,y
MAUCH CHUNK, L. & B. JUNCTION sAYRE GEN.
man sleeper 4 buffalo None seeping-car passengeS
sa.Ss G,Np p NJ. daily, for ITHACA. GENEVA:
pOS SSSs BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all
,oins yyest Pullman seepers Wkesbarre and Ithaca
local daily. except sunday for BorND
BfSOOK and intermediate points leave as follows: $50
ats0 NJ 1855, $50. 1855. APO and IS SO $50 p u
Ticle,s and Pullman accommodations at il3 26l. ia
Az pas and 1923 Broadway. 81 e lih ST.. l55 i25,h
81 iSI Bowery. n. Y: $50 Fulton 81. Court ST. -
broadway and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn:
Transfer Co. viii call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through to destination
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DEI IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. II.
StoItons in New-YOrk. foot of Barclay
and Christophcr streets. .,,.
vEsTIBULED TRIMS: R0LLMAN BUFFET

Direct route to NEwARK BIOoMFIELD MoNTCLAlR.
THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernardsvie B'sNlns
Ridge Madison. Morrstown. Passaic. Paterson, b.a'
ION Dover Stsnhope NEWTON BUDpS l.AkE:
LAKE HOPATCoNG. Haeket,stown, sCHooLEYs
MOUNTAIN. washington; PHILLlPSBURG EASToN'
SCRANTON, PITTsToN. wILKEsBARRE. NANTI'
COKE. DANvILLE. NORTHUMBERLAND Mont
rose BiNGHAMTON, OXFORD NORWICH Water.
VILE UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE. oswEGO. ITHACA, owEIo ELMIRA
CORNING. BATH. DANSViLLE BUFFALO and III
500 A. M.-BINGHAMrON MAIL Stops az principal
1906 A n ccafc Carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON BINd-
HAMTON CNEGO ITHACA. ELMIRA. UTICA,
RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OswEGo
EXPREss. Pullman Parior Cars Connecting a
man Parior Car New York TO Richneld Springs.
Loo p SCRANTON. WiLKESPARRE and El.MIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars.
400 p. M.-SCRANTON. WILKE,SBARRE and PLYM.
ouTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car:
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car, New-YorS 70
Chicago Dining Car 81 Buffalo.
$50 r NJ. 0)aily)-Bufalo Express. Pullman
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMiRA. BATH MT
NORRIS and BUFFALO arriving Buffalo l. NJ
o3O p N. Dailyl-BUFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM.
oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman buffet sleepers
Sleepers New-York 10 Richheid SPRINGS
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze Sons. Limited, li3 Broadway II Park
Place. 40 Broadway and 942 broadway Tickets ferry
stations II tth-ave cor i2thst: 81 West i?s,h st.
and 100 Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full in
formation at all stations
WESTCOTr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check bagfage from hotel residence to destination
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Through trains leave NewYork. foot OF Chambers-st
as follows. and five minutes earlier from West 23dsL:
O:OO A. M.-Vesbued Express daily for Rnvhamton
Wayerly, Emirs. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo SOD
p. NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo
0t15 4. M.-vest,buled Express daily except SUNDAY
For Port Jervs. Monticello Iackawaxen HunesiaIs ana
important local points to Corning Daily 10 Por, I.v,.
Pullman Parlor Cars for Monticello and Corning ~
Zoo =. M.-Vestibu!ed Limited fast mail Daily so,ta
train for Chicago VIA Chsa,auaua Lake Cievs-
land t:so A. NJ: Chicago Y; NJ Siespers Chicago.
7,:sO r. M.-Ianao and Cleveland vestburd Express
Daily. arrives Buffalo, 105 A. NJ. Bradford T:i7 A. NJ
Ja% n.,S 100 4 NJ Teysland 1880 p NJ Sleeper:
Detroit, Chicago and the West Cafe Library Car "
SAB j.. M-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara ralls
Chicago and Cincinnati, Dining Car
HNICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
way. 1917 B,wery 56 Fact i2S,hst and CT Yves, isSS.
st. Chambers and West 23d ST. ferries New York; ana
and I2S Fnl,on-s 100 hroadway. Brooklyn $40 Hudson.
press calls for and checks baggage from hotels and real.
Iences 20 deetination. ~ 'Ns'
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and bootblack at the Thirty fourth-st. ferry
ferry ON the day of the murder . 49,
'e j. mes Mcconnell truckman Of No s22 East
rSjrtv- fo,,rih-st was taken TO the Tombs by
nntactive ODonohue yesterday afternoon. aud
Identified Thorn as the man who hired n, him to
nsrrv Mrs Nack's effects from the Ninth-aVe.
Srn:e 70 that al Woodside lie picked Thorn out
Of eleven other The search for Guldens1PRe
49, Washington Bridge. on sunday the search
,,os in the North River near the Fort Lee ferry.
rrberc wero no results at either place
Sheriff Dennis Sullivan of Queens County was OF.
t,nd Yesterday TO arrest Thorn II Justice TruaN
rad admitted him 10 bail . A., 10000, 80
Mrs Mack has a sympathizer in the person OF
Maria Barberi who killed her lover Domenlco
1 in Nav 1895 and who was convicted at
her frst trial but was subsequently acquitted on
Socond trial in 1895 on Sunday Maria visited the
Tombs TO condole with Mrs. Mack. The TWO women
n9ssed more than hour together.
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ROCKAWAY WINS THE CUP.

MEADowDROoK HUNT CLUB POLO PLAYERS
BEATEN By 10 TO 8.
There was another lively polo game the
grounds OF the Meadowbrook Hunt Club. nelr
Hempstead yesterday afternoon. between the first
team of the Meadowbrook Hunt Club aud the first
team of the Rockaway Hunt Club. for handsome
silver cup presented by Benjamin Nico Of the
Monmouth County Hunt Club. The game was one
Of the most interesting that has been at
Meadowbrook this season. The teams played on
an equal footing the goal handicap difference be.
ing dispensed with. In the first period the Meadow
brooks hit two goals. which were both made by
Vngut In this period the Rockaways scored one
In the second period ]. b. Eusts. jr hit the only
goal for the MeadowbrooNs. Rockaways scored two
In this period In the last period the Rockaways
hit six goals. -Four were made by Conover, one iy
Cowdin and one by lNlson. The Meadowbrooks
failed TO score.
The total score was: Rockaways 10 goals:
Meadow brooks. goals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20

JUSTICE TRUAX RULES THAT THE ALLEGED MUIR.
DERER CAN BE TRIED EITHER HERE
OR IN QUEENS COUNTY


DERER CAN BE TRIED EITHER HERE
OF, IN QUEENS COUNTY
The writ OF habeas corpus obtained by Howe A.
Hummel behalf Of Martin Thorn the alleged
murderer Of William Guldensuppe was dismissed
by Justice Truax. in the Supreme Court. Yesterday
morning. and the motion TO admit Thorn TO ban
was dismissed with II. The Justices decision
after specifying the indictment agains. Thorn
proceeds follows: II am not required TO deter
mine this application whether the people can
prove that allegation Of the indictment II "a
enough 10 warrant me In dismissing the writ that
the indictment alleges that the crime OF murder
was committed partly in the county Of New-York
ard partly In the county Of Queens
IF the murder was so committed then under
Section 1874 OF the Code OF Criminal Procedure tbs
trial may be had in either county. What will han
pen II on The trial the allegations OF the indIc,
ment are not proved is immaterial to this pro.
ceeding. The writ must be dismissed"
sevefal witnesses against Thorn and Mrs Max
we're examined In the District-Attorneys oo,co
yesterday including Mrs. Buaia. wife Of the owne-
OF the house in Woodsde In which Il Is believed
that the murder was committed. Mrs Buai,'s
testimony, which was 10 the effect that she saw
vas written out. Photo gra phs and diagrams al
the house were also received In the Dlstric-A ttor
Eeys office. Mr., and Mrs. Stewart who occunv
the Hat at No, aJg Ninth-ave the floor abovs.
that occupied by Mira. Mack testified as 10 Mr..
Nacks movements about the time Of the murder.
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HAD TO HEAR GOD SAVE THE QttLA'

. PASSENGER WHO WOULDN'T JOIN IN SINGING
TT HAD IT DINNED IN HIS EARS by
MORE LIBERAL AMERICANS.
Az asconcert given last Saturday evening on the
,,,,,,,c TRANSPORT Line steame: Mobile. which
arrived here yesterday from London. one OF the
Messengers Percy Alden. when God Save the
Queen" was proposed. said that 1t ought not to be
sung and that he would not join In it, The accom-
panst AT the concert, Miss Sophia schuyler reused
20 ,,av the air and the concert went on without
these two. ,. ...,,,, ~, cha n,.so,
-, an Americans surrounded Mr.. Alden on the
~ md beloved all of God Save the Queen into
his ears while the rest OF the passengers s'ooo u!
md enioyed the scene
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NO PACING RECORDS BROKEN

GENTRY AND ROBERT J. AT DETROIT FALL
BELOW THEIR BEST PREVIOUS TINES.
Detroit. July is-About 5000 persons John
X. Gentry and Robert J. pace exhibition miles at
the Crosse Point track to-day Gentry made the
mile In 2,045s Robert being second slower. The
track was in fine condition. but the air rather
oppressive and scarcely ideal for record breaking.
The two class races were won In straight heats
In the go pace Silver Charm was the favorise.
but he gave no indications Of doing anything for
his hackers John Dickerson with Josephine stepped
on three q cd miles and each heat without hav
ing to be fully extended II was the first race that
Dickcrson has won at the meeting and select few
Of the Hoosier delegation had a good day. for
Josephine was an outsider in the selling. Red Seal
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Railroads.
Den NSYLVANIA
Ruilroa0s



STATIONS foot OF West Twenty third Street ~"
Desbrossss ana Cor!lOndt Streets, Cortland,
leaving time from n Sa rs e below
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night o,, D.o.s
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and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortiandt and
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Brooklyn Annex Station Brooklyn: station Jersey LIZ
The New York Transfer Company VIII can 10. az. 10
check baggage from hotels and residences through W
destination. . rooD
J. Il. HUTCHINSON, *; WV.
General Manager. General fass r Asehl
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BALTIMORE OHIO.

Leave Newfork Whitehall Terminal. daily
PiTTsBURd. s:2S ex sun. i: IS sun. ,..lo u,.n,
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. p:a5 a. M. 4:As D. m
WARRINGTON BALTIMORE. 1855. 9;ss dining Car,
M;2n a. M tpinlne Carr. IS, 32S Dining Carr AS
uning Carr. 900 D. M. 1910 night; Sunday. e5S dim
Ing Carr, ll;2S m. DINING Carr Us DINING Carl IS
DINING CaI,, o;oo p m. 1910 night
NDRFOl.k III ~ a. M daily
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper as p sn daily
- Trains leave foot Liberty 81. minutes later
AZ trains a'e Illuminated with Pin,sch Light,
Omces; lii, III. 26l asa. l,iO Bway 81 L. i<th 81
~ isowery n z; 3S', Stt Fulton 81. Brooklyn White
hall Terminal Baggage checked hotel OF residence
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WORCESTERSHIRE.
WARE WINS IN EVERYTHING.

Niagara-on the-Lake. Ont. July ls.-The Cana
dian championship tennis tournament endai
to-day. The DAYS sport was n,arred by the wet
condition Of the courts and a storm which came
up I'm the afternoon. The doubles By
L. f. Ware and G. p. Sheldon. and the handicap
singles by Ware ever Harry Avery. The scores
follow:
Championship doubles final round)-L E. Ware and
81. Cd. 90 Go.
Handicap singles lhnal roundi-L T. Ware lowe 3O)
beat II. e. Avery lowe Is go, O.. 81. 60.
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STSHORE R.K.

ga s. S,. s,ai0p g., n r. as follows and
a,a0 a. M Daily Local TO Buffalo. Sleeping car.
New York to BIoomvie. sundays only: can be oceu-
7sS S" A. ~ Daily Local to Albany for cs,skn Noun
talns and sarn,oga. ,,D,,, ,,,,o. s.r,,.. d..
ester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo.
Cleveland and chG %s',; .o snr,,v - po,n,,,,
@iy san?aS and
Mduutsa. Kew pas Lakes 2ohonK ana
a. sa1s,o land end Caldwell. '"''' eA''
HIS P. M saturday, only iiait, Holiday Special to
c$a5 p ,, Daily except T, SUNDAY to Ca,ski Noun
bany and Saratoga. Parlor car attached TO Bloom
c H.is q? n bay; e,Ssp: SUNDAY; 70, Albany
eSse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto De.
c. :,S Daily sscsp, sunday for Newb.s Albany
saratAa and Montreal. Sleeping car Albany 70
7,45 Daily except sunday for Syracuse RocAe.-
SIX I p A. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roche,
Ter, Buffalo; Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland.
4. b. leaves Brooklyn by Annex: Aio:is. Bio:.o
A;M. , Saes ?, q q IsT"ey City p R. H. Station;
Time 'scfs q SIsfRs H s.Ss,, ana Ssss
Vanderbilt Ave, New York
n une received a, their Uptown once. No. 2.s broad
regular Office rates uo 10 co ScSss M via, "a M
ST. 100 West i2ds, cih,ave: pe Ea.. i4th-st aS7
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RAIN STOPS CRICKET PLAYING.

Bath England. July l9.-The American crickeiers
hads more wet weather here to-day for their game
with Somerset The home team won the toss and
went 10 the bat but when IS runs had been scored
for the loss Of two wickets rain put an end to any
further play and the game was postponed until
Tomorrow The visitors made an aus Dcious start
however for with bu; one run scored. L. c. II.
Palairet the crack batsman Of the team.
bowled by King for a cipher X. G. \. Palairet
and the professional Nichols. then advanced the
score to "a. when the latter received his quietus
were drawn for the day he was credited with A.
not ont The
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DR. MDOWELL DEFEATED.

London July ls.-At the Metropolitan Amateur
regatta at Putney to-day the first heat OF the race
for the London Cup was won by Blacks;arc. who
defeated Whiting. DR.. Mcdowell. Of Chicago. won
the second heat over Everitt of London. The dnaI
heat was won by Blacksiaffe; Mcdowell led at
first, but was overhauled by Blackstafc. who I'm
ished four lengths ahead OF his opponent.
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Won q drive BY a neck: two lengths between second
and third.
THIRD RAcE-ssoo added selling. Six furlOngs.
Green Hill Stables b. x. Halton. by
Himyar-Naad L.. yrs. los ID; 81, :
L ,s. P rhompsor's b aol s,Ts3 IS -
W c, DAYS tr. c, Easi'On 8 49, g.; B., -
L.onawel' aged III 1,ms-i:i is'eFAn''o Cd 50
dead hea, for place.
won under a pail by a half length; Leonaweli ten
lengths behind the dead-heaers.
FOURTH RACE-si. coo added. handicap One mile and
sixteenth.
O. H. P. Helmont's oh. h. Braadywins. by
Gear 0S9 ...................t IA BarretUi IS out
G. ": innes's b Skate. !, ,i s.,s,,5. D, ON,
l. $. W.. rhOmpson's oh. 8 ., Ma; "a, a.,
o. I'inc-i :5o,s
Won In a drive by o length; lengths between sec
ond and third.
FIFTH RACE-$Io0 added: for two-year-olds; selling
Six furlongs
pun % eh os Daoi'a by Ii 4s%,se, out
c. IIii,leGed. jr.'', Oh. julius Caesar; IN .,
l. % w p 4n ;a; s. e {, sSs III
Orator 1902 ..............-.: lWiIh:e)S Al il
N"'e'' W '''''''''''1ii me.i:l1s. III
Won easily by a length and hat; head between
second and third.
SIXTH RACE-s500 added: hurdle handicap One mile
and ihree-quarters over seven hurdles.
C. W. s,an,ons b. c. Sir Yassar By Sir
Dxon-vassar yrs. i5s d.: :.
G. H. sherrer's ch g. Flushing. 8. l52::
!" o. towers g" ' 1Barryiis io-l 81
Three FORKS 9. icc r;, % sA;imarho 81 e-'
Won easily by lengths thirty lengths between Sec
ond and third
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d. ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune

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CHICAGO, Z; PHILADELPHIA, 6.

Chicago July l9.-The Colts won out in the ninth
inning to-day after close and exciting game.
With one out and two bases Orth purposey
sent Everitt 10 first The next batter was easy
out Then LANCE sent scorcher into right, bring
ing In two runs. Attendance $500. Score
r. II. Z
Chicago ...,.,....2 81 4
Philadelphia ........2 0 0 0 o 10 8
Batteries-Callahan Kiitredge; Or,h and Clements
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RPEiK IN TIE CANAL AT UTICA.

Utica n. " July 19.-There is break IN The
Erie Canal In this city. which will close navigation
nm this level at least three or four days. The
water found a way through the bottom OF the
canal into large trunk sewer. and great stream
an, nuurire into the river. Bags of sand, hay
Nd other materials were used but the break could
not be stopped. and it was necessary to draw the
,rotor from the nine mile level Work will be pros
ecu,cd night and day until the break Is repaired.
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At ingheld-springfeld /: Buffalo. o.
Al Observation-Disclosures 2; Toronto, J.
At Standardization. Y: Syracuse. ).
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. s; Montreal, T.
Al Newark Richmond. 3; Newark, 2.
At Hartford-Hartford. !; Norfolk. q.
At Lanca u: Reading, 2.
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BOSTON. 8; CINCINNATI. 3.

Cincinnati. July l9.-About eight thousand people
the Reds defeated by the Bostons here to-day.
Damman was relieved by Ehset in the fifth inning.
after the visitors had scored runs. The Reds
were unable TO find Nichols only six hits being
made off his delivery. Score:
r. H. L.
Cincinnati o 0 o O Q O % q 3
Boston ..............2 o o 0 % IL 3
Ba,teres-Dammen, Ehret and Peitz Nichols and Ber-
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BALTIMORE, 7; CLEVELAND. l.

Cleveland. July 1S-To-days game played
wet grounds and part Of the time in the rain.
Cuppy's poor pitching gave the Orioles big lead
The Indians could not hit Pond effectively Score
H. II. T.
Cleveland ........O o o. /
baltimore .........I. o o x-7 IL I
Datterles-Cuppy. Wilson and crger; Pond and Bower
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ALL RAIL ROUTE. Go
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.
From Pie. y. r.. foot OF Rector 81 49,
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach NorI1'niie,
branch 80 90 II 100 a. ~ 100. 200 3:+o AGO. ODD
p NJ Sundays 0:30 a. NJ. 100 J.. NJ 49,.
For Elbaron Asbiry Park, Ocean Grove. ana points
south to Point Pleasant. 1l0 A. NJ Oo 200 80 80
$50 NJ SUNDAYS stop at interiaKen LOT Asoufy rafN
For skewood Toms River Barnegat Park and Barne-
cat $50 A. NJ. 1900 3:i5 T. NJ ~ =,
For Atlantic city Vineland and BridgetoE, 1870 a. N
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE. AND WASHIN'

TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASHING"
For PHILADELPHIA from Whitehall Terminal =,
I.o5 - 3:2J 355 Buffet Carr 40 400. DINING
Carr, 5:j5. 7:2j p NJ. l2:io mdt ~ 49,,
a.i5 4:35 Dining carr. $3.50 +. NJ. 1910 midi.
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes later. with
additional trains a 80 A. N. daily and 900 p. NJ
DAYS - ..,,...-ro>, 49, ,..,.,r
" Terminal
Week days, 1865. 0:1. il:25 Dining Carp A. ~. l:55
ao5 a55 Dining Carr. 5:J5 y NJ. 1910 mdt. Sundays
90 ii % Dining Carr A. NJ. l:55 4:55. Dining Carr
~ From T0oT LIBERTY STREET minutes later
Tickets ard paor be procured at foot OF
sss RrSadway 81 9th Az. lith St. 1853 East
iojth 6, 2I3 12jth ST.. 25l Columbus Az. New
YORK: Court ST. $50 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN as Broadway
Williamsburg. The New York Transfer company Will call
desti
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POUNDED A NEW PITCH Tx.
HOW NETWORK TOOK YESTERDAYS
GAME FROM ST. LOUIS.

S.; Louis July 1s-McDermott made his first APP
pearance with the Browns to-day and was pounded
at will by New-York Rain caused a delay in start
Ing the game, it being ,l:30 o'clock before Mcdonald
called play" Coleman succeeded McDermott IN
the seventh Attendance 800. Score:
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TRAVELLERS THROUGHOUT EUROPE

will md The Tribune on nie at leading Hotels and
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abroad should consult European advertisement vbis
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Pleasure; u doesn't matter. The welcome u tie gaua
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TILE RECORDS
LOUISVILLE. 6; WASHINGTON. 2

Louisville, July l9-The Colonies won the game
to-day in the firsts inning, batting McJames for
four earned runs. The Senators were BANKED
until the eighth. Attendance, 100 The score:
X. II. Z.
Louisville .............4 o o x-6 s 0
Washington ...........0 o 1-2 6
Batteries-Frazier and Wilson: McJames and Mcclure.
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lEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot of West I'D St penn r. RI. Cortiandt
S WV - or Desbrosses ST.
Indicates time from West I'D 81 other hsufes sno"
time from Corfandt Desbrosses ST n, o..
MAi.cH CHUNK and intermediate stations ,s,r scp,S
sS,SS S,I5 A NJ daily for WILKEsBARlsE s.kAS-
ros 800 &c., aavs1 ELMIRA week days.. IIHACA.
GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NiAGAK. FAli.s
and the West and principal local points, dining ea anu
chair car Buffalo - -, a.. ,.... u.u.s
sIO,25. 1880 A. N. sundays only tos Douhu o'""s
and Intern edate stations c..s.-... M.r-cu
cytT,NK and intermediate points
sti Xxx. I.rDO daily. except Sunday
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SPECIALS AGAINST TINE.
Hohert I H. e. by fra-tford-Gera,ine. by Jay Gould
(i;rowne, TO beat 2:0l,1; lost. 1fme-OS.'.' l~+%'
John n Gentry b. g. by Ashland Wikcs-Dame Wood
nv Wedgewocd fr-owne). 10 beat 2OJia lost lime
O:3ils l:03K i:3as 2:oiiS
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BROOKLYN DIDN'T PLAY.

Pittsburg. July l9.-Tbe Pi,tsburg- Brooklyn game
rain. Two games will be played tomorrow.