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The sun., 1897-08-02
The Pastimes in tho Field.

The monthly members games OF the Pastime A. c.
were held At the club grounds sixtysixh street and
East River yesterday afternoon. In addition to the
reEulsr events there exhibitions OF boxing by
wellknown amateurs, ana dis US throwins aud
walking BY J. b. Mitchell aud Sam Lebgoll. Sum
mary:
80Yard Dssh-Ftnal heat won by o. Audomine. H.
Milling second. A. Roe third; Time. y 10 sec ouds
l7oSari Run SUyiue-Won by NJ. j. Slurtell,
D. J Sullivan second. L. Wills third. Time. 2e 2.6
Becouus.
14oYArd Run-won by r. Farrell N. HArnet sec
ond, d. Duny third Time. o7 2h second..
050Yard Run-Won by ID. J. sullivan. p. Umpstu.
seconds.
The sun., 1897-08-02
tn. Brooklyn Jockey cluSsprOsramm''in lso'

the Brooklyn Jockey clubs prosrammesin in 1eeO
and 1899 will close:
FOR TwoYEAR-oLDs IN 1893, now THARLuNos.
To be run at the spring meeting;
Great American Stakes eleOOO. hye furlongA
fremont stakes, S10 900, six furlonEs.
Expectation Stakes, eoo0o four and . half fu1>
RonRs. -,
To be run on the nrnt day OF the autumn meetngt
Juniop Champion stakes. $4,000, six furiongs
FOR rHREE-YEAR-oLps IN 1899. NOW YEARLNos.
To be run at tho spring meeting:
Brooklyn Derby. 100000. mile and . half.
Carlton stakes, 10000. one mile.
0aselle Stakes, $4,000. mile and q furlong.
The Coney Island Jockey Club announces two
stakes for timbertoppers, TO close on Aug. 16.
They are the Westbury Stoeplechaso. 1000
added. over the full course, and tho Mintola
Hurdle Race, $1,000 added, at two miles over
eight hurdles.
w. K Vanderbilt has nominated four Of his
American.bred Allies for the French Oaks of
1898.
The programme for Saratoga to-day is as fol-
The sun., 1897-08-02

Reoder.-The ad iress OF the oficial umpro Of tha
III Forty second str ct :"
lhterscholasuc' New York k,-According TO the REQ
ords Of the New York A. A.. indoor bicycle rec.
ord IS re, orded You can apply TO j. $. suiv an yII
you
L. J: Providence.-i: Berkeley School won the
baseball and aihleto championship OF the New York
4. Bien and Wiley.
The sun., 1897-08-02

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AssooTArIoA.
New York a. Brooklyn; Boston Al wAahngtonI
fhlAdelphlA G BAltimore st. Louis At ChIcAgoi
Cleveland at Louisville; Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
scranton ~ Toronto; Springfield at Syracuse PTovt
dence At Rochester; wttEesbsrre at BunAlo.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Lancaster At Newark Hartford at Patsrscni Ath-
letcs at hchmond; Reading At Norfolk.
The sun., 1897-08-02
YACHTLyG.
Many Beats Gather NJ Glen Cove-RiiaeEara
at the Erie Basin.


"Colors !" were made at sunset last night In
Glen Cove Harbor from J. Pierpont Morgans
rakish,looking yacht Corsair, and. in response TO
the signal. club burgess and private signals from
the trucks Of more than 100 yachts came 1utter
nants, while anchor lights were swung aioft. The
magnificent feet OF the New York Yacht Club
wishing to be on time at the rendezyous for the
annual cruise, which is scheduled officially for
Tho squadron began to assume dignfed pro.
portions early IN the morning. m'ny Of !he
dhay,ng aroPPe Hd hooks In the
commodore Morgan gave an Informal dinner on
the flagship on Saturday afternoon to number
the club station at the foot OF East Twenty:
sixth street. after, which the Corsair steamed
through the gate for the rendezvous.
The Regatta Committee arrived at Glen Cove
yesterday afternoon on board the steam yacht
formal visits were made among the various ves'
sells. and tho bay presented gala app rance.
IN which gigs and naphtha launches were prom.
inent features, bearing their precious freight OF
artistically gowned women and whitetrousered
Considerable interest is displayed among tho
racing yLchtsmen regarding the appearance OF
George w. Wlid's new schooner HildoRariC,
noon in tow from baltimore: She was afterward
taken TO the Erie Basin and hauled out 10 have
Cruise cru and Is ea the
this morning. The Hildcgarde is steel vessel
OF OF tho ,Gi,yp Keel TYPE and prncipa! p! dimensions
on water line, lO5 feet; lie IN. 60 feet, drautht.
l6 feet. She Is one of the largest two strkers in
the heet, tho lampt, owned by X. Suyd m
Palmer, being thc longest over all-l34 feet.
The HildeRAr lie Is tho same size as Arthur
CurtiSs Jamess Coronet. the noted ocean racer.
Canadians 10 Pick = Defender for tho Sea.
wA1hHkR Cup.
MONTREAL, Aug. l.-Commodore Emi!.u'
Jarvis OF tho Royal Canadian Yacht Club ar.
rived here from Toronto yesterday TO take pas,
In the trial races for the selection OF defender
n the International races for tho Scawanhak,
Corinthan Cha lenge Cup On tho Mail line
steamer Passport he brought with him NJ
new twenty-fcotcr Banshce which was hul,.
from his own design Commodore .Iarv.-
the skipper and chief owner OF the Yacht Ca'
ada, which won tho international races n, Il.
leio last year and II is expected that hc ~,
give a hard run for first place 10 the ama'c,'
expert Herrck Duggan, Both men have d"
signed and raced a number OF we.knJwn
yachtS, and as they are perhaps equally skilful
as sailors, spirited tussle ia looked for. The
trial races will begin to morrow.
The sun., 1897-08-02

'Bstted for Lucid in ninth inning.
ST. Louis ................o o-l
Louisvnlo. o..............0 1 10
Earned runs-Louisville, I. Twobase hts-Lnlly
Wagner. McCrcery. Sacrifice hts-Harcy. Wagner:
Stolen bese-Johnson. Double plays-Wagner and
sist, d; Cross. Hatlman. and Grady: First base on
ball.-or Lucid, z; on Hill. 9. HIT BY pitched ball.
Grady. Harley. Struck out-By Lucid. 2. Time-2
hours and 10 minutes Umpire Mcfarland.
The sun., 1897-08-02
Loumv1LLn, 8; ST. LOUIS, 1-rrRsr eAMH.

sT. LoVIs. Aug. Tho Louisville and 81
Louis clubs each won game this afternoon, Al
though tho second game was awarded 70 the
locals by ono of the umpires, W. Donahue, 81:
Louis pitcher. Tho score was o to in favor OF
ming when Turner went to bat. Ho knocked q
foul fy and 9. new ball was given to Cunning
ham. He rolled IL In the dirt, when Donahue
objected and handed him another new one.
Five fresh balls In all were handed to Cunning.
ham, and all treated alike. Donahue awarded
ncOrea.
The sun., 1897-08-02

Earned rnnss.cinSinnati; 81 Cleveland, D. TTo'
Three base hit-BurkN Left on baseA-Cincinnati. "!
Cleveland; =. Double plsys-oorcoran. MoPnoe ana
beokleyi Irwin and Corcoran; Rhines. Coroornn anu
Irwin First base on balls-on Rhines, 2; on WILSON,
:. struck out..By Rhines, IL by Wilson. =. Psnsea
10 minutea. Umpire-Hurat Attendnnce-7.000
The sun., 1897-08-02
T. LOUIS. o; Iou1syrILE. o-sEcoNp GAME.

Earned runs-St. Louis 4; Louisville, 4. Two-base
hlts-Hallman Ially. Wagner. HON" run-Grady.
Stolen bases-Clarke C2), STAFFORD, Wagner. Double
werden Cunasssted) First base on balls-on Cole
man. l. HIT by pitched ball-By Coleman. !, BY
Cunningham. g. Struck out-By Coleman. 1; by
Cunningham. !. Time-2 hours 10 minutes Uri-
pires-Donahue and Dexter
THE RECORD.
The sun., 1897-08-02

Baseball Eastern PArk. r. NJ. To-Day.
Brooklyn W. New York. Admission 26e and 60c.-Ads
The sun., 1897-08-02

Eastern League.
AT sYRAcusK.
Syracuse. o 0 o IS 0
Sprlngnold..... o o o o o-e 10 I
Battories-Kissnger and Shaw; Mains and Duncan.
BUFFALO,
Buffalo. ..... .....o o o o Ga 8
WikesbArre. o o o o-6
Battenes-McPartland and Urquhart; odwel and
Dggtns.
RECORD.
The sun., 1897-08-02

Other Games,
AT wEEHAwKsx
3, S'ss CUBAN =; Z oisns.S u; S.SS % e
BAtteres-casey and Lamar; Robinson and Jordan.
AT VAN NEST.
sSs4siG.':c:S ss,ssisiESroS : GG--iiss ,ss I
BAtteries-Harrigan and Harrington; Leary and
Doran.
bDssssst.n::::SS bsssS..:::::S 5sisSG eo-'ss sSS 8
Batteries-Msgce. Smith. and Burke; Shea and
AT WILLIAMSBURG.
Es%:sS:....s EE%:sSS:: A A-s SiGssS 5a-iss 5a-is iS iS Z
BAtteries-oovie and Mulhall; Fits and Reiok-
AT Underwood.
ssSas siooHisn Eo..::.S E:S a-lt s-f Il
Batteries-Lyuch and Haniey' Cummings and VIII
son
AT JERSEY CITY.
sURn:io@n MS1a1s Mit:S r cS 9 -'d G--'d6 l: Z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Meeteer; Cummings and
AT AMBROSE Park.
BssTiS Bss KiS4s = e o::S CO .-s i-s 10
Bst;sries-FeiI. Hersey. and Joyce; Mooney and
JacklitZ.
AT SlwARK.
EsTsth E,.ls tiI.S,c A ,c"''''d S9 SS-s q :
BAt'erieS-Hunkie and Shaw Watts and Bird,
Az Amerieus Oval. Guttenburg-First GAme-At
iSntS' isi irs LssEsen Co.. D. SECOND aAm0-AE
Al chioago-chcagos, 8; St. PAuls, 5.
Evening star., 1897-06-05
Is cents.
MERITS
Pharmacy, 1lth and r SITS.

match between Wright and Walker. and
the first game In the match between OFar-
reil and Harris, scheduled for Wednesday
evening last was postponed because OF the
Pillsbury exhibition.
This weeks issue of the New York CAp-
per publishes the score of the game be-
tween the Washington club and the Phila-
weeks problem n diagram OF the position
wherein Mr.. s. c. Dunham OF the local
club effected a mate in ten moves.
Mr.. James Patterson, a veteran in chess.
with a reputation as a problem composer.
ha wing won first prize In a New York Clip
per tourney I'm 1867. and also first prize
in the first problem tourney of the New
York Tribune In 1895. took unto himself
a wife ON Wednesday evening last. and
hence could not attend the Pillsbury ex-
hibition. He has been a widower for sew
eral years. The name Of the lady was
not learned.
The third annual chess match by tele-
graph between the Manhattan Club Of
New York city and the Franklin club OF
day. There were fourteen players on each
side. With two games yet to be adju6i-
Gated by the referee, Steinitz. the score
stands 6h to 81 in favor OF Franklin Play
started at IL :4S am. and up to midnight
of Monday night but seven games ha1
been completed. the remaining five beiCN
adjudicated. One of the features of the
day was the defeat OF Showalter by Kers.
eny.
Tschigorin defeated Schiners I'm the g.
Petersburg chess match by to 1 with q
draws.
The following is the score OF a game re-
Gently played between Capt. OFarrell and
Mr.. Harris of Alexandria. who are abou.
to engage in a match for chess supremacy.
Evening star., 1897-06-05
Record ef the ClnIbs.

"A double-header was expected to come
off at National Park yesterday afternoon
between the Chicago and washington
clubs. but only one-haif OF the program
could be carried out on account OF q rain
storm that came up after an inning and o
half of ithe second game had been played.
The first game vert to the visitors owing
to the continuous batting in their first two
turns at the bat of of Swaim's delivery.
King came into the game in the third In
ming and held the sluggers down to five
hits for the remainder Of the contest Cal
falan was on the rubber for the Chicagos
and was hit very hard but managed to
pull out of very deep holes through having
a weak .ilitter to face with two out. Both
sides f1elded splen1idly, Eevrftt at third
having hard time of 1t ON account of
speedy drives going into his territory, al
most all of which got away from him, al
though In several cases he managed to get
his hands on the ball Outside of Kings
pitching, the fielding features were catches
by Wrigley. Brown and Reilly. Pfeffer
played g magnificent game at second, ac-
cepting ten chances without an error and
managed to steal two bases after ham
mefing out two nice singles Browns
stick work WAS very noticeable, three SIN
giles and q double being chalked up to his
credit.
Cartwright played first. on account of
Tommy Tucker not reaching the city in
time for the game. and played It wen
When he Game to the bat tho first time he
received a splendid reception from the spec-
tators. all of whom recognize his good quail
tiles as man. but lament his lack Of GIN
ger. Ed will fit into team that is made
up Of gingery. fighting players. and will
do we'll III 1t. bht with our dead ones" he
was so much driftwood.
Umpire Emslie performed another days
hard work with excellent precision and
fairness.
Evening star., 1897-06-05
ct. Loui. Again I'm the aut.

The Brookfyns won their last game Of
the series with st. Louis yesterday at
Braoklyn by the score Of to f. Kissinper
was hit hard. while Kennedy kent the hits
scattered. Shpch played short for Brook
lyn IN place OF q. Smith. who is under the
weather. and Hanivan played second, his
first chance OF the season.
Evening star., 1897-06-05
Young Rail Players.

An the confederate officers who reached
the full rank of general are dead The
number. including Lee. was eight. There
were nineteen lieutenant generals I'm the
confederate army of whom six survive
Longstreet. Buckner. Gordon, Hampton,
S. d. Lee and Wheeler.
Miss Kate Helmke. a teacher In the Mis-
souri, Asylum for the Blind, takes a daily
ride about the grounds on a bicycle. She
is totally blind.
Evening star., 1897-06-05

NO more games have been played In the
Evening star., 1897-06-05
9penfAG-Ray I.oPeH.
FEMALE BICICLE RACE.
Miss sadic Thssans Made a Great Gnfn
Yesteraay.

u
YesterAay.
The interest in the six-day female bicy-
| Gle race is greater than ever and as the
race will close this evening the struggle
for places will be hard. Sadie Thomas Is
looked upon as a sure winner, and at the
close of the race last evening she was only
seven miles behind the leader. having cut
down lead of nearly thirty miles during
the week. Yesterday she managed to gain
seven miles on her rival Miss Wilder The
attendance last evening was the largest of
any night since the opening.
A special program was run last evening,
in which there were three boys races of
three miles each. the winners being III. Nc
Gowan, l.. Rider and Eddie Smith, the
fastest time being S:39. The race Will be
resumed this afternoon at , o'clock, and
Will close at IL go, with the special ,rro-
gram this evening. The score at midnight
stood follows: Miss Davis. 20e; Miss
Woods. 242: Miss Wilder, 500: Miss Owens
2a5; Miss Toner, 269: Miss Thomas. so2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Toronto. Ii: wikesbarre, 1.
Springfield, Is; Syracuse. 4.
Buffalo. q; Scranton. Qst sams)
Scranton. o: Buffalo. cd gan.eb.
Rochester, IL: Prorideoce. cd sams,.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Newport, 4: Brockton. 2.
Pawtucket, 8: Taunton, 6.
New Bedford. 3: Fall River, Z
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Detroit. 1s: Minneapolis. 5.
Oslumbss, IL; Milwaukee. 8.
lDdianapoiis. 40; ST. Paul. &
INTERSTATE LEAGUE
Mansfield. 8: Dayton, 4.
Wheeling, q; Springfield. 2
Youngstown. 1: Toledo, 4.
New Castle, s; Fort Wayne. 8.
Young Rail Players.
The Central High School Reserve bese hall team
has organized for The season, with the following
list OF players: vandeventer Durdin. Leech Kei-
ly, Rees, Ellis. Co<rignn, Richardson. Drane ana
Clark Would be glad to lear from teams eigh-
teen years and under. A. l.. Clark, 1850 2 strcct
northwest, Ceatral High School
The second team Of the Central High School
recently played a game of ball with the Western
High School team. The Western boys, after tive
innings, forfeited the game
The Mahones .heir eighth successive victory
by defeating the Eastern Stars. u. Flynn did the
fwfriing very e6ectiyey for tho Mnhones. Al
dress challenges TO John Rice = K street north
east.
All the confederate officers who reachs6
Evening star., 1897-06-05
Merits Drug News
Where do
you 60

to huy the medicines and toilet articles
at the small. corner drug store-or do yea
wisely cume STRAIGHT Nd MERTZ's,
Our customes rccsdve the bcnsiit of COR
enormous buying facilities in prices that are
Invariably from 30 10 80 per cent lower than
other druggists IN washinrtoa-and the low
est OF any retail druggist IN America.
Our stock IL ten times larger thnn any
other's- -.herc's nothing In cur line we can't
supply you with.
Hardly seems passihie there csuld be such
q vast difYerence IN Violet Orris ms lies hr-
tween MER1Zs TRUE VIOLET OfRis and
all other kinds.
Ours II carefully prepared exclusir-ly IN
own laboratory from the finest ingrcd-
teuts.
II will last for years-its delicately re-
fned odor being unrivaled for Its tssttne
qualities. II costs bat q few cents moce
than the cheap, inferior sorts. large PACK
age for only
Is cents.
Evening star., 1897-06-05

It matters little what It is that you want
WHISTLER . situation or Z servaut-a
swami" sad. In The Star win reach fho
person who can nh your need.
Evening star., 1897-06-05
LOCAL CHESS CHAMPIoxsHtP.
Interest Will Center in the Wright.
Walker Match

Now that the cable match between the
legislative teams Of Great Britain and the
United States ts over. and the spring
tournament OF the Washington Chess Club
Is about finished. local interest will center
in the match for the championship Of the
District. between F. n. Wright and F. B.
Walker, and in the match between Can't p.
OFarreu and Mr.. J. w. Harris of Alex
andria.
In the latter part of this month will oc-
cur the first international woman's tour
nament at London.
The spring tournament at the Washing
ton Chess Club Is nearly completed, one
game between Tibbetts and Prender being
the only one yet to be played The games
have nearly all been played on the sched-
uled dates, and in this regard the tourna-
ment has surpassed any held here in the
past three and half years. Mr.. ]. w.
Harris Of Alexandria won first prize. Capt.
OFarrefl second and Mr.. Anthony third
The following is the present score:
Evening star., 1897-06-05

1..ssaya ): s. Gai. Z T Sisss + s... @ a 3 s.,:os :e
nsdy. ! Iirss.hs.s ass.isa.ssoe % T~o-Sase Siss
smith, Tufnar. Sacrifice hits-LAChance, Ham,
e.s,vss sss 80 s:.'' ssa.. a'' g. 9,ss' rnprs ID =
Sheridan.
Pittsb1rgs Forfeited Again.
With the score to In favor OF the
PAtlalss 1sstsrdsy ths Pirates began
throwing the ball around the grounds to
delay the game until q rain storm that
pire Mcdonald wouldn't have 1t that way.
and declared the game forfeited to the
Quakers by the score Of to o. Manager
Captain Donovan was fined ana put out of
the game previoos to this decision. Ruhns
taking his place Davis and Killen were
also hned.
Nhls Time Rain Saved sanc&nnata.
Rain saved the Cincinnatis yesterday. %
II did the Orioles the day before. the score
being to 8 In the birde' favor when the
downpour put q stop to the playing. Only
one game Of the series has been played at
Baltimore by Cincinnati ON this trip. and,
postponements can be put down az lucky.
Too Fogsy to Play mt Boston.
The Boston-Cleveland game at Boston
was declared or yesterday on account OF
the rain and fog. Umpire O'Day calling the
game after an inning had been played.
Today,s Schedule and Weather.
Cleveland at Waahingtnn-clear.
st. Louis at Balttmore-clear.
Pttsburg at Bostan-rain.
Louisville at Brooklyn-showery.
Chicago at New Ynrk-showery.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia-rain.
Evening star., 1897-06-05
Totals. IL q 10; II Totals.... 8 n2n 3
"Batted for King I'M ninth.

ninth.
fn,,.sa1s fMa,sa.nston. III .:e-s-. 9 as
i'ase hits-Lange Ans3n, Abbey, Brown, Three
b: base hitsmMcGosinick. Lange, Ryan. Stolen bases
rtehsr M.san, g. . Double pays-o' brisn to MCGUIRE:
Swain. /; OF CaIlahoa. 1; on King, l. lit by
nttcherIBy King I: By Callahan. I. Struck cut
ny swain. 2; by King, I; by Callahan, L. Left on
basesECbGsaso. 81 Washington, s. Time-2.R Um-
Evening star., 1897-06-05

N hopes to find his partner strong In
spades as 1t Is useless for him to hope to
make the clubs or diamonds. as he has no
trumps or re-entrfes to bring the suit in II
1t was established. e. at trick one, covered
ana suspected weakness and not caring
to lead finessed the 10 Of spades.
At trick 3 8 still has no suit to open, and
knowing w must be In doubt as to spade
king. returned the trump, to throw the lead.
exhausted the trumps, and still IN the
lead made an effort to bring IN the spades
by leading the Jack of spades. telling w
that was his suit, 8 stili holds the king Of
spades, knowing II w passes and another
spade js led by q, w win be In the lead.
and E requires a re-entry to make the
twelfth and thirteeRxh. Ispade, which Is with
E. w at trick eight leads aRay from ace
king of diamonds. hoping to put e in s
plays a diamond through at trick o. conpel.
Ing " 20 lead UP TO club or to his partners
diamond.
GcorgetOvvn Plays Harvard To-day.
Georgetown viii play Harvard this after
noon at Cambridge. Monday afternoon the
team win play For6ham. and win wind up
the college season, so far as the blue and
gray Is concerned. next Tuesday afternoon
In q game with Pennsylvania At Philadel-
phta- The teaD left yesterday mornine
for the aOrtheEn tr3p. W
- "A l.
Evening star., 1897-06-05
LOUISyuLLE
NEW YORK

'.Davis batted for Seymour In ninth
!None ont when winning RIM made.
New 1Sfk ............... o o o o 0 0 A-5
LOUISVILLE. e................ o o o o 2 0-3
learned run-New York First on errors-New
YORK. l: louisville. q Two-base hts-RoSers, p.
wilson stolen buses Holmes, Wilson. First base
on bais-On Doheny, 3; off Cunningham g. Hit nv
pitched iall-Warner. Struck out-By Doieny. 4
by Cunningham. g. Wild pitch-Cunninsham Left
on oases-New York. S: Louisville, 8. Sacrifice hits
.csark Stafford. McCreery G). Tims-2.0O Cm.
Evening star., 1897-06-05
Giants Keep ON Winning.

The New Yorks won another game from
the Louisvilles yesterday, winning out in
their last turn at the bat The batting was
weak and the fielding very poor. Rogers
was put out of the game In the last inning
for continuous kicking.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-07
Personal MENTION.

Kenneth McRae and William Fare,
the stockmen, are in the city.
Mrs. D. D. Clarke of Portland is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Huntington.
Hon. A. s. Bennett Nent to Heppner
this morning to attend the circuit court.
Mrs. o. B. Raser of Portland was a
passenger on yesterdays boat, and is
the guest of Mrs. w. E. Campbell. =
Judge Blakeley went to Portland this
morning to attend the regular meet
ing of the state board of pharmacy. =
Omer I. Applegate of Klamath Falls
and Frederick V. Colville of Washing
ton, D. G. are registered at the Uma-
tilla.
Miss Susie Mason, who has been visit
ing Sherman county for several weeks,
was passenger on the Regulator this
morning, starting for her home in Lake
county.
Ed. G. Reed and James Hansen came
up from Astoria last night to attend the
fremen's tournament. They are enthu-
siastic in their praises of what they haYe
seen of it.