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WANTED-HOUSEKE ROOMS,
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FOR RENT-A HOUSE OF . TO 10
rooms. close in; give prizes and location,
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COTTAGE TO RENT BY TWO ADULTS:
must have good location and furnished
modern. Address B., Box 26, Herald. q
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FOR sALE-A 18Th. p. EDDY MOTOR,
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WANTED-COTTAGE UNFINISHED,
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MERCHANDISE STORE DO
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STATE MUTUAL BUILDING AND
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. HOTEL
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WANTED : CONTRACTS FOR OIL
we'll drilling. CHAA VICTOR HALL
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BOXTNG.

ppooKryN MINISTER'S PROTEST AGAINST Al
LEGGED PRIzE-FIGHTING AT THE GREEN
WOOD ATHLETIC CLUB.
A number OF Brooklyn ministers appealed yester-
dsv N President r De quincy Tulley Of the Law
Enforcement Society 10 stop prze-ngh'ng Mt GER
tain clubs One minister characterized a late en-
counter at tho Greenwood Athletic Club as an cx-
hibition that would have been disgrace In tho
time Of the Roman Emperor Nero. despite the fact
that this world Is supposed TO have advanced In
morality and civilization very much since then
The Police Commissioners will also be called upon
to stop the boxing bouts, and legal proceedings are
threatened to shut up the clubs II necessary.
ION the ground Of incompetency one club was
not allowed hold entertainment OF the char
actcr referred TO- said one minister. and this
Greenwood club cannot go on committing legalized
murder IN the community. This Is the second case.
The other not proving fatal and It Is time to call a
halt on such alleged sport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
HARNESS RACING.
PIC FIELDS AND HARD-FoUGHT BAL LES
AT READVILLE.

po,dvue Mass. Aug 3l.-The CHIEF even' at
,,o GRIND Circuit races to-day was the Masaa
ot,s.,,s Stakes for tro,ters. and while SIX DIE"
.ats ,,er. run off the race went over uto' A.,
,,nrro- the Cleveland mare CaracaI.d, Wy zen
con 0;aD horse Grtttan Boy, ana me ,esn them
,oar. Telle j. are left to settle u peI"sst ho,
,,tth Two meats each. The favorite5 ndu Nv os
en- thc contest Drectuin Kelly dld l1I st'i ,cn
he Vas iii. and Malcolm Forbes's gsiaihe VIE eiD
The favor g. was drawn after TWO neh' 80 nc
pa teIson = no was considered the CARR morse ne
moro than her match. After taking TWO 81 10 ts
bnata Caracalla broke I'm the first qarter ~ w,
two succeeding heats and was apparently iain ~
IN rho dfth expecting the race 10 20 V'tuI' 80,
iooksd "a II A finish would come IN the 81, ~
Grattau Roy was strongest ana aaleI ~ .
rrst IN his score Battleton, with Teers uP' "d'
dlstanced In the iirst heat. A., 90, ,ro.
The race next I'm interest wa, tnf - ~
c.rantv won bu, the finishes with Niger JaCN anu
,-niIhaie were very close noses counting ~ ~.
second heat Niger Jack lead. but got set PACK TOT
running ard the same fate happenrn 10 Nhah'y !"
the next heat after winning at the wire. 49,.
a pretty race the pacing stare Tor tnIee
vcar-ods in which Sylvanway won. AFTER Gls an, an
ing in the second McJoe. who had won IN tne mrs. ~
The second heat one Of the fastest IN inc
class this season. $780, ,<xs.,. man,
10 Parneil jr in two straight heats In easy shape
Albaiross the Eui1eess PAGER. did an exhinltion
half in OH. Tomorrow Star Pointer Is go!nS
against his own worlds record OF l:1oE,. sum-
maries.
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THE RUNNERS AT FORT ERIE.

Buffalo. Aug. Slater Miss Lyman had cleaned
I'D her field In the fourth race at For, Erie to-
day she was run up $3.50. when her owner claimed
her for another s.. Garrigan, owner of Miss
Lynah then claimed Flying Bees. Mr.. Dyment be-
ing glad 10 let his mare 60 Three favorites won
in the five races presented. The attendance was
again large. Results:
First race Ohree yeor-olds and upward selling, nix
furlongs,--Mamie Cagn % Frosp, O to ], by d
neck josephine X ~ CWeber). 10 and even second
Violent. - ,Starkej. . 20 2. third Time I5>..
yeer-olds and upward. selling.
mle,-Nover. iO5 ,W. Iasop, to !, won ~ a neck
Miss Farrow, 1Ol FTost), even, second infece, 81
tIroxicf - 10 !. third. Time 23z.
Third Owo- year-Old Niles, six furlongs)-Rena
Campbell. iO5 tMasonI. 10. won by neck. Lizzie
Kelly. ITO FrosQ. 70 second; Bridal Tour. 100
Fourth OhTee-y.ar ods ana upward selling. six
fuilones)-Miss Lyman. l02 McQuade) 20 and out
by three lengths Flying Bess. 100 Powers 10 !
and 70 o. second Manzanati. lO2 MASON. TO !.
third Time-l:t3a..
Fifth handcap steeplechsse short e)-Iong-
brock lsl G2ay) 10 and 3. by four lengths
40 &C. Johnson). To and to b, second Last
Fellow. 1870 Stewart, 81 - /. third. Time-i5T.
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OMNIuM HANDICAP WEIGHTS

The weights for the Omnum Handicap. one mile
and furlong. Coney Island Jockey Club to he
run on Saturday. September g. are as follows:
Ornament. 1870; Tillo. 1876: Angel. 12G: ogden 123:
Handspring, 100; Briar Sweet 49, Don de orc. III:
on Deck, III; Typhoon II, III; Simon w. III; Sir
Walter ZIG: Pink Coat. 49, Royal Stag 10;
Havoc ia. lsidcr. III; Semper Ego. 1l3: Maceo.
1l3; White Frost, 113; Dr. Catlett. 49, The Huguc-
not 113; George Keene. 10; Tragedian. 10: Ban
nockburn. 10; Bendoran. 10: Floronso. 10;
Swiftmas 109: Damien. 100: Flrcarm. los: Geisha
JOY; Handscl 1O6. Miss Miriam. l06; Hurley Burlcy
lOb Handball 100: Bangle. 100 Sir Vassar. lo5: ST
Baise Rock l02; Buela. 100; Thomas Cat. 81;
Whisiling Con. IS; Candle Black. 3s. LiVstOck 3S
Sensa tional. %. Jefferson gs: Lady Marian. 50.
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,a.,so, .,d p.e,nold Johnson and Miss Dav!ds and
Dr starr and Miss Lippircott and II. ODonheh
Hlen were exhibitions of good golf
Miss willing and Herbert Leeds 'scrateh, hau ~
easy time with Miss Jackson and r. M 1on gawe
The paIr who are watched with the Sre adeinba
terest are Miss Davds champion 81 M tSeI be-
rYa Miss Hnke and G. L. Tappan and MISS MI
Ing and Herbert Leeds 1t occurs =" record of to-
days play: ,,-a,cb, heat
Miss Eleanor and Herbert i@ens ,n 70 play
We. Iarkson and Reginald Johnson I'D Wy -, Miss
Miss Lena Dayids and Or LOUIS Ha tII,,sn GsI up
Josephine Lip7incott and H. y po""e" '
I 10 play. , % = Tannan az beat Miss
r 4 NcIare and Martin Van Buren, -, WIT. pe,Ie
Mss Hoffman and George Robbins ", pe se La
Gurnee and Il. Thorndke bs) up a"n y" f'
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packing orr or WIDOWS"
rom The Kobe Chronicle,

From The Kobe Chronicle.
a pastimc which obtains among the farm classes
OF Corea. known as the packing of OF widows"
consists OK a raid by some dsconso,ate widower
young widow. the forcible abduction of the LADY
In question and her marriage TO the widower An
instance OF this kind has recently come TO our no
tce widowor living In one Of the villages OF
close to the walls OF Kan3wha City. where a widow
lived. and seized and carried on. after somewh hat OF
a battle. young lady. II 80 happened, however
that they had mistaken the house and unfortu.
natey. got hold of the wrong lady. Early the
next morning an indignant posse came In pur-
suit but the men who had commit ed the bastard v
deed succeeded In eludrg them. The young lady
however, was rescued and after the house OF the
wdowcr and lis contents had been completely de-
molished she was escorted home In triumph by
her husband and his friends, ~
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SHOOTING.
DAILY WINS TWO MATCHES FROM GAGNON.

DAILY WINS TWO MATCHES FROM GAGNON.
Long Branch. Aug. 81 SpeciaD.-Phil DAILY. Jr.
shot in od-tlme form this afternoon at the Elkwood
Park traps. He defeated DIR. @. 8. Gagnon In two
matches one of ten birds and the other OF twenty
I'VE the Chicago wing shot pressing him close both
bird scoring nine to GagHOns eight one OF the
conditions OF the match was that only one barrel
shouId be used. In the twenty-hve-bird match
Gagnon shot DAILY an even race. finishing with
twenty-threc kills. DAILY won the shoot-on on the
first round.
Dr. Gagnon the fve-bird match after tie
with Hank White. Summaries:
Five birds, s., 80 yards all-Dr. Gasnon and White
3 each. DAILY T. A. Park 3. WINS ia not finish.
Ten bird match. $40 side use one barrel orly-Phi
DAILY go Yards. .; Dr. q. :. Gngnon go YARDS. H.
Twenty Ave bird match $50 side-Phil DAILY jr. 40
YARDS. q: Dr. Gagron Us YARDS. q shoot of-Daiy
/. GaCnOn. o.
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AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

PREPARATIONS FOR TIE TRIPLE MEET Wv
TEMPER II.
The triple athletic meet to be hea on ~ ,sc New
+, a, Cetic Park, Long Island CITY, us vs." ,rou.
West side. Pastime and Star Athie"c e'us n,nnship
lses TO he more exciting than any a,h,stes Of
~ mes OF recent years. All '"e ,'"N ,es,s and
the nres '~ xr are sss an to which club will Win
an 'n'yns' nnnar Among the entries from mes ass
Pasme club will be found sqS ,nnsmoTe, oconno
Thoyne BENNETT and Jim" Mitchell reprssept
mcred hat an old!me cn woIN The New WI
s "a tesn h viii, su nn its faith to Hery
linn, cregan Wehrle Arnold sRS sssa tha! Us
the Donohue brothers. y Is snrnrlses. il beins :
claimed that it has a man capable OF "'"
half one and three mile runs
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RESULTS AT HARLEM.

Chicago Aug. 3l.-Hot weather and a fast track
at Harlem to-day. The results
First (slx furlongs)- Muskadinc 10 10 l. won la
Champagne. to l. second Kalmin third. Time il4z
Second mile and hundred yards)-Eoger
r.. 10 to /. won Prosecutor. to Z. second; Neccdah
third. Time-l;isi4.
Third ave NATURALIZATION. 10 z. won: Queen
OF Song even second, Souchon, third. Time-l:0i
Fourth zone mile and "A sixteenth King.
l. What Next. out. second. IncOnstancy, third
Time-liG
Fifth (fve I ironPs)-GoOd Hope. 4 70 1 won:
Apr!s Lady. even. fecond Filtration. third. Time 90
sixth tseVon fur"ngs)-Sautern. 20 !, won:
Tonic. 10 to /. second. Meddler third. Time PIN
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BASFIfITS.

"t1,d" Corsey has not won a game IN the box for
St Louis this year
Cincinnati needs pitchers. Dwyer being the only
one in good condition.
Rosions defeat and the victories Of Baltimore and
Cincinnati leave the champions with only a four
point advantage.
Chicago did not play yesterday. and New-Yorks
victory puts IT back into NTH place. Philadelphia
also slipp I'd IN ahead Of Pittsburg.
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OTHER GAMES yesterday.

Al For, Wayne-Fort Wayne. a. Grand Rapids.
Al Dayton-Dayt0n. II Newcastle. x.
At T1ledo-Toledo :. Mansfield.
A. Springneld Springfield. Il. youngstown,
At Minneapolis Minneapolis. g. s. Joseph. D.
At De'roit-ietroit 2. indianapolis. q
At Milwaukee Milwaukee. II. columbus, ii.
A. 81 pnul-st Paul. 10. Kansas Ciiy. ~
A. Auburn-Auburn. 3, Rome.
Al Cortland--Orwego :. Cortland !.
~ I'tlcn-T 'tca I. CansnfaGua. ].
At Montreal Montreal. G. syracuse
At Springfield Buffalo (. Springfield. 2
A. providon-e- Providence. o. Ottawa o.
AT Wilkcsharr-- Wilkcsbarrc, = Toronto o.
IL Reading Norfolk ~. Reading. =.
Al Allentown Allentown TO- Paterson. =.
Al Vlchrncnd Richmond. 2. Uarifoft 4
A. Iarcas,er- Iancas'.. "A. Newark. 2.
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R.,sss ANN 49,
TIme-2 ,ciL 2.2Al 2.2tl
FREE R-Ar.I-PIRSE $500
HARNESS HORSES AT INDEPENDENCE.

Independence Iowa. Aug. 3l.-But two races were
completed to-day. leaving I've on the card for to-
morrow In the els trot. Askey. the favorite. won
after dropping "A heat to Louise Mac. Hard drives
were made on the homestretch in the second heat.
Oucrst sold favorite for the 2:23 trot. but after
yesterdays race was too much driven out sum
mary;
Trottlng t2:lS clasD-Askey won the first. third and
fourth heats Time 2lls' 2NsA 2;oeS Louise Mac
won the second heat Time-2lOs Sister. Alice. Patoa
and Swanock also started
Trotting 223 casspCO sette A. the FIRST. second
and NTH In 2ltl 2:lI and 2:i0t Alice Dorman
won the third and fourth heats 2i6i. 2lIA. Rob
,,o.ns Elijah stella 8 Nohhy. Bill 81 Expense, Bella
Roll. Pearl A Querlst and Charley B also started
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wo,,rN.s HANDICAP AT sHINNECock'

Tho last of the regular wednesday Ausus'
,o,a,c,ns for women was played at III" Shlnne-
cock HIS Golf Club Yesterday afternoon As
result Of the great hest, when pre'e"''" "
800. ardo,t Golfers from taking part there
oo only seventeen entries. and Of these Only
yovc finished The best for single rounn
~ rire holes was made Jointly by MISS =, ads q
"a Mrs II W McVickar. each OF wnoIn MAJ 20
s snnr. Of a. which is within OF the record o oa
The course held by Miss Beatrix Hoyt ia ,be low
ooi,os, 70 wind which accounts Tor lnt -,
acnre ali but three OF the scores being ne,oW
So Tho match was won by MIS- n, The scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The second game OF baseball In the eeries OF
three between the West New-York Field Club and
Hoboken teams will he played at the st. George
cricket grounds on Sunday.
The Highland Park Gun Club Will hold club
shoot OF 1--we and clay birds to-day at Dexter Park
The choir OF 81. James's Church, in Brooklyn has
organized a cricket club. and yesterday played Its
first game at Prospect Park with the JUNO: eleven
Of the Kings County Club winning by runs.
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Pntsburg Aug. SI-Thc game to-day between the
New-York and Pittsburg teams was decideo 10 al
intents and purposes IN the opening inning IN
that inning threo-baGger by Joyce and ount MT
by T'ernan caused the trouble. and gave the New
York J., -.
The interest in baseball here AT TINS tlfne - not
particuIarly keen. owing to the poor WORK OF IN,
nome team Consequently only rev huHut'.
spectators witnessed the game Both 'esms IT,, 'ho
opening inning Hastings pitched In fine FORM. Sey
fnour was al his hest and "a result was Creu''cu
with eisht strikeouts. The score:
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RrvERrALE A. C.. 9: wATsEssrNG. &

Orange, Aug 81 (specaD-The Riverdale Ath'
lotto F,rb OF Plalnncd. defeated the strong Wat
soss,,, cl,h on the orange oval this afternoon
Tn. Riverdniea outcIassed the Watsessings md
shaved ,ip we'll They play tho orange Athleuc
Association on Saturday. and strong game may
be looked for. The score. :, -
n,,.r,,t. 1913 I 20 10 3
We,se.sing ....o % !
Rarer,es-W es,ervel, Dunn ard Drscol !. HesteF'er
] and Hays.
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BALTIMORE. 70; LOUISVILLE. s.

Louisville. Aug. sl.--The Orioles found Magee
RI Their easy and had no trouble in winning Nops
was knocked out OF the box IN tho third inning.
Attendance. 100 Score; :, y
iaiuno"r~ '''''''''9 q 4 O o o o o o
patteries-McJanes Nops and Clarke; Mage ani XII
rl1c
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apprentice allowance claimed.

SIXTH RACE-THB PARTRIDGE; for two-year-oids;
$50 each. $40 forfeit, $50 added second. 5000 10
third. 500; penai,ie, and allowances. Six furonss,
turf.
J. W. Colts ch T. Anagram. by imp. Ben Srome-
FhNpr Bdn ll3
f. o. Peppers en-. C. King Bareycorn. hy imp. Kan
W. Walkers ch Mr.. Phnizy. by Phoenix Interest g
J. F. Madden'- b. c. Rhnelanfer, by B!smble-
Mary IlE
James Galway's Oh. C. Hungarian. by Hanover
George ]. Longs ch. c. Manus. by Pardee-Adver-
J. j. McCanertys b. c. Himtne. by liimyar-san-
D. .
W. c. Days b. Queens Badge by I3adge-Queen T.lO4
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CYCLING.
NATIONAL CIRCUIT filters MEET ON
THE READING. PENN TRACK
STEVEN WINS THE oNE-MrrE CHAMPIONSHIP
MFNRLAND THE HALF-MILE

STEVEN, WINS THE oNE-MrrE CHAMPIONSHIP
MFlRLAND THE HALFMILE
Reading. PENN Aug. 81 (speciaD.-The eighth an
afternoon under the auspices OF tie Pennsylvania
Wheelmen About Ave thousand people attended
The event Of the day the one-mile profession,l
National championship =. c. Bald took the Ar,,
heat I'm PAS but was suffering from a lame ankIa
Jay Eaton. Of Elizabeth, y. j.; won the second In
2:2S and in the final o. l.. stevens. or Ottumwa
Iowa was In the lead. Major Taylor OF New
York failed to appear. much to the disappointment
The next most Interesting race was the half.m,s
open, professional Arthur Gardiner OF Chicago
took the first heat in ll5; and F. Al MeFasrland, OF
OF Portland Ore. captured the thrd. In rs
The final ELECTED great interest. and II went to
Of Sinking Spring. Penn carried OF the honors In
the amateur events. The summaries
One mile National championship tprofessonaD- Frs,
heat e Bald. hrst; Arthur Gardiner second Time
order ran.d Second teatJay Eaton fret Tom Cooper.
second TTe22s odaeld r Ws,h Ss. Marin M
first: Howard Freeman. second Time-23iA.
Klmbe. Nat butler. Martens and Walsh also ran Final
Eddie Bald fourth Tom Cooper. Hfth. Tme-22ih.
Ialf-mile G4maeur)F Final heat-Josepn Rogers. first:
James II. schwartz. seoord. c. W. Krics third. Time
Nile open tamateun-FlnaI heai-c W. Krlck first:
james Schwartz. second; II. Kusel third Time Pan.
Ials-mil4 ope. or ltessonan -Firal heat -McFarlsnd
frt: Gard.nes second Msr,r. tard: Ns,hour. fourth:
r. eenan. nfth. rme-iae-s.
.wo-me lap race amateuD--c ". krick 90 points,.
p6iri thsd Iime~5'Iit '''s'''
T.n-nle handicao profess DFIoyd Mcfarland 40
,iis, 49,. l. al lesr 10 yatdsl ..cord n q s,sys,,
'2Op YARDS. third. "piugger BIZ Martin 80 ysrds.
Tnree-me haniicsp Camsteu W Krck Cscra,ch,
Hrst: H. F. K;sel as YARDS. second James SchwartI
d25 YARDS. third. TIne-12n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
CLEVELAND. &; BOSTON. ?.

Boston. Aug 3i.-Young was too much Tor inc
champions today holding them DOWN 10 sca''c'e"
hits while the Clevelands managed 10 bunch theiT
drives in the seventh, which won the game A.
tendance 300. Score u g
Cleveland 90. ........1 - !,
Boston .............-O " I" =" "
po,,s,,e.- Klotedanz md Yenger T7ung sni Cr'ser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
CINCINNATI o. WASHINGTON. l.

Cincinnati Aug Sl-Kien was easy FOR the
Reds to-day. while Breitenstein kept most OF the
hits scattered. The smallest crowd OF tho season
was i"''0''' r H. z.
Cincinnati ..........1 ~
Washington .........0 - l" -
BATTERIES Breiienstein and Petr. Klien and Farrell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01

4 Fancied Immunity."Weren, you afraid of
the bulets?" she asked of the soldier. Not a
Bit ne answered: You felt as II you had a
charmed life?' Not exactly. But after / got my
system thoroughly lined with bareback rea-
sonably confident that bullet going to pene-
trate far enough to do much damage. "-(Washng-
ton Stax-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
PHILADELPHIA. 10: ST. LOUIS. g.

ST. Louis Aug si-The Browns played loose
fielding game behind Taylor today. anu tne
Ouakcrs won an embarrassing game. Platt was
hlt hard but received perfect support ATTENDANCE
low "-'''' p ". L.
St Louis ...........o o 3,S iS q
ra,,e-,s- Tsvlor ara Ktrsiow Pratt md Murphy.