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The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
SAW 4 SHIP STRIKE
 AN ICEBERG AND SINK
Story of a Fisherman Which Causes Belief in Reported Disaster in
 the Straits of Belle Isle.

ST. JOHNS. N. F., Aug 5.-The mail steamer Virginia Lake arrived at Tilt Cove on West Bay, 250 miles from here, at daylight, bringing certain corrobora- tion of the reported loss of an ocean liner in the Straits of Belle Isle. fish erman at Noddy Bay reported that he saw a steamer collide with an iceberg and sink soon after. The report is gen. orally believed but nothing reliable Is ob- tainable The fisherman said that the steamer looked like a passenger ship. and he could see the people trying to launch boats. but she sank before they could do anything.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The Strait of Belle Isle lies between Newfoundland and Labrador, and Is the most northern of the two channels which connect the Gulf of St Lawrence with the Atlantic Ocean It Is twelve miles wide and navigation in it is reputed to be unsafe. It Is not the route taken by passenger liners us- ually
 Austin Baldwin & Co.,. the New York agents of the Allan line of steamers said to-day that they were sure 1t was not one of their steamers which was lost While they did not positively know the route taken by their steamers, 1t was known they never went by the Straits of Belle Isle. The only other Montreal passenger line of steamers they knew of was the Donaldson line. They believed that passenger boats never went by that route and that 1t could not have been a passenger liner, as reported.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
REGISTER AND RECEIVER
 OF THE LAND OFFICE
Judge Aaron B. Hunt and Sargent $. Morton Given Important Fed
 eral Positions.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The President to-day made the following appointments:
 Register of the Land Office at San Fran eisco-Aaron B. Hunt.
 Receiver of Public Moneys at San Fran cisco-Sargent s. Morton.
 Receiver of Public Moneys at Marshall, +. Case.
 Commander in the Navy-Charles Q. AL libone.
 To Sargent Morton Congressman Loud Is in a great measure indebted for his elec- ton. Morton managed his first fight ana has always been one of his warmeSt sup porters. Loud thought Morton had earned the office he sought and asked that the appointment be made. Senator PerRins opposed Morton, but Loud induced Presl- dent Mckinley to name Morton for tie place he wanted Morton is an eX-Supef visor of this city and one of the best
 Judge A B. Hunt, who was named as Register of the Land Office. is we'll known lawyer, now resident of Ala meda, but long one of the citizens of East Oakland. Judge Hunt had one of the strongest petitions ever sent to Washing ton He had the indorsement Of most or the members of the State Senate and As sembly, the Republican State officers, thirteen Republican County Committees, from Ventura County to Mendocino, rep resenting nearly all the counties in the land district the Alameda County Board of Supervisors, the political clubs of Ala meda and 800 citizens and voters in that city.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
RAILROADS IN BATTLE ARRAY Rate War to Be Inaugu- rated Monday. LOW FARES FOR TRAVELLERS EVERY WESTERN LINE WILL BE
 AFFECTED. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Starts the Ball Rolling and
 Blames the Canadian
 Pacific.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-A passenger rate war that will affect directly every fare in the West has been declared. Next Monday the rate between Chicago and St. Paul and Minneapolis will be sS. The tariff now is $11 50. On the same day and thereafter the rate between Chi cago and Omaha will be $9 25. The normal rate is SIP 75. Tickets may now be purchased between Chicago and Kansas City for $10 50. The normal tariff Is $12 50. The Chicago, Mflwau- kee and St. Paul took the initiative In the fight. Other lines have declared their intention of following It's lead.
 Blame for the necessity for these re ductions is placed by the Chicago, Mll- waukee and St. Paul upon the Cana dian Pacific That line, the Milwaukee and St. Paul declares in its notice, brought about a war of rates to Alas kan points. The application Of these low rates-about 60 per cent below au- thorized tariffs-affected the chicago St. Paul situation to such an extent that brokers have had no difficulty Tn selling tickets for either St. Paul or Minneapolis for $S and S8 90. The same rates have been made by the brokers for weeks from St. Paul to Chicago
 The reductions made will affect not only St. Paul, Omaha and Kansas City traffic but all that beyond, the new fares being rendered as passing rates to connecting lines.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
I'M BREAKS
 HIS LEFT ARM JeffrieS Unable to Carry
 Out His Contract. FIRST MEETSBOB ARMSTRONG
AND MAKES TT DECIDEDL r
 WARM FOR HIM.
But by This Time the California Heavy-Weight Is Crippled and Unable to Face
 O'Donnell.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Jim Jeffries the much -heralded heavyweight pugi- list from California, was to have fought Bob Armstrong and Steve O'Donnell for ten rounds each before the Lennox Athletic Club tonight, but he was only able to carry out half of his proposed task. He met Armstrong and defeated him, but in doing so he shattered his left arm and was unable to meet O'Donnell.
 This was an unfortunate thing, both for Jeffries and the club, as the former felt perfectly confident of defeating both men and the managers of the club were sorry to be compelled to dlsap- point their patrons.
 Many shrewd judges of boxers are satisfied that Jeffries is promising and coming pugilist, and they hope that the injury to his arm will not be seri- ouS.
 Armstrong went at it rather carefully at first. There was considerable spar ring and some blows were exchanged. Armstrong received some hard iabs. By the beginning of the sixth round Bob was aware that he was up against stiff game and went at it according ly. The result was that in the ninth round Bob was weakening, but. came up game He jabbed left on the face and Jeffries hooked his right on the ribs. Jim then uppercut him with left on face and jabbed the same glove to the face twice. Jeffries continued this line of attack all through the round, and Bob did not land a blow.
 Round 10-They shook hands at the referees bidding and Jeffries hooked his right on the ribs. They exchanged lefts on the face and after a great deal of footwork Jeffries put Bob on his back with a left swing on the head. Bob took eight seconds to rest, and when he came up Jeffries hooked right and left on the jaw. These blows dazed Bob, but Jeffries kept pounding him, and Armstrong ran to the ropes with out making an attempt to strike back: It was all one-sided now, and although Bob stayed the limit, he did so by run ming away from the big fellow. The referee declared JeffrieS the winner, while Armstrong's friends were telling the colored man that he mad done well. Armstrong certainly stood the "gafT' fairly well. but he was far outclassed.
 Those who were near the ringside looked at Jeffries' injured hand, and 1t was certainly in very bad shape. ODonnell entered the ring and said that he would box Armstrong to pacify the audience, but Armstrong had had enough and refused to go on.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
IT IS FASTEST HEAT
 TROTTED THIS SEASON
The Abbott Gets Only Second Money, but Covers a Mile In
 0:OS IA

COLUMBUS, Ohio Aug. 5-This was a day of great racing at the Columbus Driving Park. The track was in fine condition. The PIP trot furnished enough sensations for a week. The Abbott was thought to be a sure winner. and sold in the pools at $100 to s25 for the field. How ever, The Abbott proved that he was a great performer, if he did not do better than take second money. In the first heat The Abbott got a bad start, and Geers only drove him to avoid the dis tance flag, Eagle Flanagan taking the heat after hot brush with Octavia and Cresceus. In the second heat the Ab- bolt and Eagle Flanagan came down the stretch like a whirlwind, the Eagle under the lash but The Abbott won by neck, the fastest heat trotted this sea son-2:0S4
 In the third heat The Abbott broke just after the start, but soon caught up with the bunch, pushing the Eagle in the stretch so hard that the latter was forced to break and had to take second place. The Abbott broke just again after the start in the fourth heat. but caught up stretch when he broke again. dropping back into last place, the Eagle beating Cresceus out in a hot finish. In the fifth heat The Abbott destroyed all chances of winning by breaking for the fourth tune, and Eagle Flanagan won the neat ana l race in the slow time of 2:l2A.
 The only favorite to win was Lady of the Manor in the 2:19 pace, who barely 1 escaped the distance nag Tn the HESt iiedt 1 Hubinger drove Grace Hastings to beat her record of 2:O9 Cmade to wagon on the 1 Cleveland track last week., but the best she could do was 2:11A, although the last half was made in 1:03A.
 Curry drove Kentucky Union to a wagon in 2:12 Her record is 2:10A. | 2:f2 trot, purse $20o0-Eagle Flanagan won first, fourth and fifth heats. Time l 2:O9A, 2:10A, 2:12A. The Abbott won sec ond and third heats. Time, 2:0SA, 2:0Sla Cresceus third. Octavia, Pat Watson. Pa sorite and May Fern also started
 2:16 pace. purse s2Ooo-Egozen won |, sec ond, third and fourth heats. Time 2l2A. 2:1sA 2;12A Jessie, Jessie . tbHg won Rss frsl nice. Bourbon R, Journeyman, Wag ant Star Hal also started.
 2:1s pace, purse s2O0O-Lady of the Ma 1 nor won second third and fourth heats Time, 2o9A, 2:o9A, 2:10 Annie Lee % WoI first heat In 2:11A. Birdie Dickinson third G W D, Little Pete, Harry Woodbine Hal Patchen and Belle Wood also started
 2:27 trot, purse s2G00-Percy w won 1T l straight heats Time, 2:141z, 2:15A, 2:14A Spin Along second, Alice Dornan third | Harry Cutting, Iquique, Incarnate ane Angelina also started.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
Peppers Put to Sleep.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-The fight between the two colored boxers, Harry Peppers of California and Joe Butler of this city. at the Arena tonight, which was to last six rounds, was all over in a minute and half, Butler putting his California opponent to sleep. Peppers landed his left on Buffers wind and the latter retaliated with right on Pappers head and left on his jaw. Peppers went down, but was on his feet right away. Later he slipped to the floor. apparently to avoid Buffers blows. Almost immedi- ately following Butler landed hard right over Peppers heart, putting him out It was some time before the Cai.- fcrnian regained consciousness.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
ENDEAV0R DAY AT
 GARFIELD PARK
Sunrise Prayer Followed by Praise Service-Appointm of Va
 riouS Committees.

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 5.-Endeavor day at Garfield Park began with sunrise prayer meeting this morning. led by C.. E. Edgman. In the Tabernacle praise service was led by $. A. Nesbitt of Eu- reka.
 The convention was called to order by Dr. L. Rigdon of San Francisco. and G.. W. Smith was elected secretary. Com mittees were appointed as follows:
 Press0G. W. Smith and Miss Olivia Hodgen; obituary-Miss Caroline G. Hood of Santa Rosa and Mrs. Crawford of Santa Cruz; nominating-S. A. Nesbitt, Mary Durham, D. J. H. Durham; au- diting-C. w. Jopson, A. Curtner and Mrs M. Proctor: resolutions-G. McWil- lims, H. w. Power and Mrs. Elda Cutler.
 This afternoon the Baptist State con- vention was visited by large body of Company from Camp Merriam. This evening Rev. s. M. Martin, the evangelist, delivered a sermon. Over $100 was raised at the Tabernacle for the Christian Church in this city now being erected. The State association and Durham fam fly of Irvington agreed to donate memo rial windows Following officers of the convention were elected Rev. c. M. Hill of Oakland, president; Rev. Robert Whit aker. corresponding secretary; Rev. George F. Dye, recording secretary; c. F.. Baker, treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
stale winners Across the Pond.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-At the first days racing of the Lewes summer meeting to- day the Lorillard-Beresford stables bay filIy Tarolinta won the Asley stakes. This event is of ten sovereigns each Tor ac- oo,,tors yjtb ROO sovereigns added, fer two-year-olds. Seven horses ran; distance
 The Juvenile plate of 100 sovereigns, en, trance three sovereigns each( winner and secnnd freel for two-year-olds, the winner 10 be sold by auction for. 100 sovereigns, was won by R. H. Combes' bay colt Glen choran: the Lorillard- -Beresford stable 5 fooEooIo Caoond
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
OF INTEREST TO THE COAST. Army Orders Include the Sending of
 Captain Saxton to Manila.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-First Lieuten- ant Francis R. Shunk is relieved from temporary duty under the immediate or ders of Colonel Charles R. Suter. San Francisco, to take effect August 20. and will return to his station at West Point. New York. Captain Samuel $. Saxton, assistant adjutant general. United States Volunteers, will proceed to San Fran cisco and report in person to the com manding general of the troops belonging to the Department of the Pacific. for transportation to the Philippine Islands, where he will report in person to Major General Wesley Merritt, United States army First Lieutenant John O'Shea. Fourth Cavalry, will report in person to the commanding general, Department of California for assignment to duty with a troop of the Fourth Cavalry.
 Pensions have been granted as follows:
 California-Original, George Kinslow, Placerville, SIP
 Oregon-O Original, Lorenzo D. Hitch, Central Point, $S. Increase, John R. Ken nedy, Roseburg, sS to BIO.
 Washington = Restoration and reissue Henry c. Baughner, La Center, $s.
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Captain saxton to Manila.

BUTTE. Aug 5.-J. M. Capps of Stockton. Cal. owner of Rapido, winner of the mile and twenty yards was ruled off the Montana oir- cult today for very pronounced reversal or Forp His horse ran a very poor few days ago. To-day he beat a very fast class. Ruiz. the jockey Rapido in the race' was suspended indefinitely.
 Three and a half furlongs-Dutch won' Pat Tucker second, Omah Wood third, llfhe, Al
 Tro,,r furIonps-Iimewater won, St. Aloysius second, Beautiful Girl third: Time. :5O
 Six furlongs-Reel won, Encino second' Joe Cotton third. Time, 1.15. -
 Mile and twenty yards-Rapido won, All Smoke second, Los Prietos third Time 1;43ts.
 Mile and q quarter, five hurdles-Viking won, T n C second Granger third. Time, 2:19. | FSonr and half furlongs-Mamie Glenn won, pandian Buttes second Browney third Time, .hSlA
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
Ladies' Day at Windsor.

DETROIT. Aug. 5.-Ladies' day at Windsor brought out a good crowd. Track fast
 Seven furlongs-Disturbance won. Mover sec ond Elsina third. Time, 1:2sA.
 Six furIongs-Nellie Baker won, Allie Taylor second Mary Prather third. Time. 11415
 one and a sixteenth miles-Lady of the west won. Maggie second, Infeliee third. Time. 1:50A. , King Carnival second, Jimmie Cleevy third Time, I:09A -
 Six furlongs-Jesse won. Nicholas second. Pope Leo third Time, 1:l41k.
 Seven furlongs-Rideau won, Lauretta D sec ond Finbuster third. Time 1:2S1s-
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Winners at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, Aug. 5.-The track was heavy; weather fine Summaries: First race, five furlongs. Acushla, 112 cTaraD. to l.:.....:.:s;:.:.;..'-5 Great Beck, 115 (Murphy), to 1.........--..3
 Time, 1:06. Colonel Tenny Lyric Kid. Freak. Valdaria and Warhead also ran Second race, mile. Buela 1l4 CT SIoan), to 3......-...............I Premier IA CTaraD, to 2,.-....................3
 Time, 1:4Sh. Only two starters.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
Admiral Miller Writes About Prize Money In the Navy In Next Sundays Call.
Shooting Affray Near Guinda.

WOODLAND, Aug. 5.-A Shooting af- fray occurred near Guinda Wednesday night in which a man named Peterson shot his partner, a Russian, whose name cannot be learned. The wounded mans injuries are slight Peterson is under ar rest.
 The first news of the crime was received In this city Thursday evening by Assist ant District Attorney Anderson. He will go to Guinda to conduct the examina- tion.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
ONE LONE FAvoRITE. That Was All the Consolation St. Louis Players Received.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 5-The fields were extreme ly large and unwieldy to-day and there was hardly any end to the excitement. Before the fifth race was run Sir Dick, the original favor ite, got unrnanageable and ran four and three quarter miles before he came to a halt Eva Wilson, played from 40 to to 15 to l, captured the fourth event. landing lot of money for the knowing ones.
 First race maiden o-year-old Allies. four and half furlongs
 Name and Weight: Jockeys. F. $ Str; Fin; Georgie; 100 3od ;:..',...'G 'Guiterres Ia Siossjdi 5osePhhs. 1sy i66j. MeponaId S
 fd9s T@e > 5i& Sv Won easily ias seoond and third Did You See 100. NandOra 100. Lady K. 100. 100. Havel 1OO Lula S 100. Floressant 100. Sid ta 100 & and Hndoo's Dream can, 100 6 also ran an T to and to 1.
 Second race, selling mile and a sixteenth: .cSa4Paa SaRs and s Vt 'S JSotsKs eay h SsF riRi kifis RkGifSisythSs' 1Si . ss dilmofs ih1ofs o s J9e 9 < sqt s7.dG1: 101 ,o7 BqG6ss P16ss 2 3 Time. 1:52. Won driving. Second and third
 Rowland Duette 1O7, Pawnee 1o1. C. c. Rum Till 1O1. Hazard 1O1. zarina 97 and Practitioner
 Straight odds against first three-S to 5. 21a to l and to 1.
 'Favortte.
 Third race. selling. six furlongs:
 Name and Weight. Jockeys. F. <. Str; Fin C3tton C3,t. Lp Plant le9; 1Sa M;ic5si Lines l 2 M,lI aainsfay s[SnRis iis ...,J. io5; Mebonald Gold Top. n2.........W. Dean 3
 Time. l:16t4. Won easily. Second and third driving.
 Barrisso. Chiffon, Miss Rowett, Helen Wren Oldham, Little Sallie. Rathburn, Pinkey Potter and Ed Gartland also ran.
 Straight odds against first three-S to l. 10 to and to l, and to l.
 Fourth race, selling. six furlongs: ESs MnRs %son saa Mesnt J2fhsSa aram Si' FP a Rose Ash. S1............. .Houck .saas5. xaltssa 1O5 ,,o ;; NcfansTS ;GiimsTs 9 Be 5aofFut%' TFue, Si.:......: .o::::.: Ward } Time. i:1S Won driving. Second and third driving.
 Mary i10, Benvidere llO, Sister Britannic los. Lahn 1O5 and Alta May S1 also ran.
 Straight odds against first three-2O to l. l 20 to l and to l. *Fayorite.
 Fifth race. selling. mile: | Livadia, 1e1. to 1 (Gilmore). ).."..,........... R B Sack 99 10 to l Q4inesl .................. sNaoma, S7, 21z to l tSouthard) ---.--. 3
 Time, 1:45. Sir Dick ran away four and Sir Joseph Lister 100. Howitzer s9. Ellis 99. | Tom Lilly ST. Major King 97, Property si and
 sixth race, selling. mile and sixteenth:
 Name and Vt. Jockeys; 4. #. Z. Str. Fin; :MaddaIo. iO2 =. .Lendrum O., O. 2h Harry Shannon, 101. .Boss IF h Cecil. ss 70 .-.....4;c; i,-orCzaft Clay ! Il
 Time, 1:4S. Won cleveriy. Second and third driving. ., Parrot Mouthed log. Anger 9s and Countess Irma 99 also
 Straight odds against first three- to l. 2h to 1 and to l.
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International Chess.

COLOGNE, Aug. 5.-In the morning ses- sion of the fifth round the international chess masters tournament to-day Cohn Tschigorin, Albin and Schlechter beat Gotschell, Henrichsen, Janowski and Fritz respectively. After recess Burn beat Steinitz, Charousek worsted Showalter Albin beat Janowskf, Schiffers vanquished Schallop and Popiel and Berger drew.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
Jockey Mccafferty Suspended.

SARATOGA, N. Y., Aug. 5.-Jockey Mc- c,afYerty. who rode Lexington Pirate Aug ust 1. has been suspended for two weeks by the stewards and Lexington Pirate will not be permitted to start again this sea- cor
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-06
PILLOW DIOR A GOOD ONE
NELL-BACKED HORSES WIN AT
 BRIGHTON BEACH.
Every Favorite Beaten at Chicago and but One Lonely First
 Choice Successful at St. Louis.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Several heav- tly played horses got home in front this afternoon, notably Continental and Blue Devil. The latter, bred near Sacramento, Cal, was plunged on as good thing" and led from the barrier raise to the finish. Maher rode but one winner to-day, .O'Leary carrying off the riding honors with two wins to his credit The track was heavy, but dried up fast. and was in fair shape fori the last race.
 First race selling, one mile:
 Name and Vt Jockeys. A. #. Z. Str. Fin Ti9ge. P9ggsT{ 50 go . SGnsfF Moedy 2ns Her own s3.. .oConnor 1ns 1Bq5Ss3us5j I84sBt6 i5l sS .Thq@RsSn BeFssn d5n Time. 1:44lS. Won easily. Second and third Straight odds against first three-21a to l. 6 to l and 215 to l.
 'Favorite. Second race. selling. five furlongs: .ItRes Ha@s p@d s Weight 59Ghsss SGhSs0f Str Fin Hop Scotch .McCue II II 2ns F0PimfI F9iminafe S Sl .HotheTsaII a Q Time I:0S Won handily. Second and third Ot1iiVs oliver Mask 1o7. Top Note lo4 Improvident 1O4 Klondike Queen 90. Sagasta g. Loch Fyne 95 Crown S7, Earline S4 and May Landis 9S Straight odds against first three-2 to l. 10 to v ] |
 'FaYorite.
 Third race. three-year-olds, selling. mile and a sixteenth: Name and Vt Jockeys. A. #. & Str. Fin. E9as asa Ni5a Ge4s. l3Si Q a9sdy fSsiy ; s5 . May Roselle, 95.. Mccoy Straight odds against first threeNEven. to 10 and 20 to l.
 'Favortte. Fourth race. handicap, seven furlongs:
 Name and Vt. Jockeys. F. F. g.. Str. Fin SContinental. 12o.. .Maher Tripping, I22 ..-.: :Doggett Bastion, 97 ..,... .OConnor. Time, 1:29a4. Won handily. Second and third Straight odds against first three-a to 5. to and to l.
 +Favorite.
 Fifth race. handicap. two-year-olds. five fur longs:
 Name and Weight Jockeys. +. & Str. Fin. FedeTal. Elien IT. To. ':Doggett Execution lO6 ..........J James 0 c Rusher, 1lS ..........O'connor Tennith le4 ,,, -'.:.''.'- saasg Mang Time. I:o2%. Won handLly Second and third Straight odds against first three-2h to l. 8 to I and to l.
 'Favorite.
 Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth:
 Name and Vt. Jockeys. A. F. E. Str Fin s Abingdon. gS.: Bergen ? 21 'F'ied Lark. 1o.. Maher Bergen, loS .......Collins driving.
 Taranto III also ran.
 Straight odds against first three-Even money 5 to and money.
 J-ax x-1-ite
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George Krats 1o1. Molo 1o2. Melter 104 and Wilson 112 also ran.
 Straight odds against first three-12 to l. 10 to 1 and to l.
 sFayorite.
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Flaxspinner and Beaumonde aIso

Manassas 1O4 0Iamley) 3 to 1.................1 I Stray Step 107 (Powers), to and out.....2 Protus l0t (Barrett), to l. l....-..............-d
 Time, 1;4s Organ Pilot and Hurns also ran.
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Burglars Operating at Woodland.

WOODLAND, Aug. 5,-George Weider's cigar store was burglarized Thursday night The thieves carried away about $100 worth of cigars.
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REDS AND GIANTS
 MAKE A STAND-0FF
Chicago and Baltimore Also Break Even-Pirates Shut Out the
 Phillies.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5-Sudhoff was in fine form to-day, only allowing Brooklyn two hits. Dowd's huff of Griffin's fly In the fourth inning gave the visitors their only run. Attendance HOO. Score:
 Ci1bs- R. H. P. Brookiyn ............................. 2 Batteries-Sudhoff and Clements; Dunn and Ryan Umpres-Emslie and Hunt
 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-The first of series of games between the Cleveland and Washington teams. transferred from Cleveland to this city, was played to-day, the Senators winning. Attendance. 700. Score:
 Clubs R. Fl. E. Cleveland .......................... 0 Batteries = Wilson and Criger: Dineen and Mcclure. Umpires-Lynch and Andrews
 LOUISVILLE. Aug. 5.-The Beaneaters
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Only two starters.
nird race. six furlongs.
Hilo also ran.

Diminutive, ss (Clawson), to 1o. .....:........ Dan Cupid, 10S "A. Barrett). to and even . Rhinelander IA CW. Martini to 2..........'
 Time, 1:1SA.