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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-08
DR.. JOSE SAM URJ 0
DENTISTA AMERICANA
36=S1N FRANCISC

Precios Sumamente m6dicos.
FL DR.. Sanjurjo ha ganado dos premios:
uno por las mejores operaciones en- la be-
ca y otro por las mejeres cojas de dentes,
segun certificado que posee.
~. Con notable rebsjs de pre,ios subirA
esta noche la esoena <Mlss Helyett,, opereta
c6mica en- tres actos en- verso.
-. No es por robo 8 incendio, como
equivocadamente Sc ha dicho, que sc ha dicta.
do sentenoia de muerte contra Domingo Gar.
nier (s) Cacd Manuel Montemoino (s) Bsgu,
sino por rnbo y homicidio \
-. Don Pho Amador ha sido nombrsdo
sgusrda- almacen general, de :as obr r.s pub l.
cas- de la jsla.
-@.1Don jose de Diego, ha regr 2sa1o
Maysguez:
-. Haze slgunos diss encuentra enfer-
mo de algun cuiiado nuestro amigo don Ma.
nuel Nussa- vecino de Bsyamon. Deseamos su
restab ecimie nto.
-. Mai sna pub!iosremos IN documento
i'm portante sob,e 81 Archivo de Puerto Rico.
t.. El g. 1or Chapel ha vuelto ejercer ell
cargo de Secretsrio de Abascc, puesto que hs-
b!a desempefia1o satisf .coi6n.
-. En- 'tc da la Gotta Este de Ia isla, Sc
ha suspe pendido II dadiva de raciones los in
digeutes En- el interior Sc sguen repartiendo,
por que todsvfa allf 90 necesita de elias.
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Banco Territorial y AgrlcoIa de Pto Rico
SECRETARIA.

Habiendo acordado Ia Administration de
esta Sooedsd arrendsr el piso alto de la casa
propiedad del Banco, sita en- la cale de Te-
tuan, mum. Is, bien en- un solo cuerpo . blen
por departsmentos, Sc hace pdblico para que los
interesadcs presenter sus proposiciones. ITO
Rico de Octubre de 1s99-El Secretario-
Juan de Guzman Benit :z-Vo Be- HI Direc
tor Gerente-Vicente Antonetti.
aeA 3-3
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" hist.

CHICAGO July 1.-the fourth and last OF the
trophy contests Of the ninth annual congress Of
the American Whist League opened yesterday
afternoon with thirty eight clubs entered in
the first preliminary round for the Minneapolis
trophy During the remainder OF tho week
three trophy contests will be played. the Hamil-
arols. The nr4t. for the Brooklyn trophy. was
mpctcd the first dav Of the congress. The
Ministers opened Yesterday with business
ilEesorang scSTstary, read lis report, showing
the standing OF the various clubs belonging to
tho league. which was adopted.
The results Of the games for the Hamilton
"Phyb S dessn Ev
s tricks: Ieyer Of Racine defeated Chicago
duplicate ~ &, tricks; Cleveland deieatS!
the finals for the A, W. L. challenge trophy
was played in, the afternoon and resulted as
y q" OF soSI Fails
Nashville tied North Shore defeated Athe-
nirum of Toronto hy trick
Heyer Of Racine was In he lead for the ilamil-
ton trophy with 3 matches won. Toledo beat
lrdiHmapoIis by i tricks. ,FhiladeIphia beat
Chicago duplicnte hy i. and Oaks heat Bufralo
ny2, In the second Minneapolis pre- mIuary
%lso ,dHpij:oto' .a osvsqn a. Pn L MiiTnnkso
{. A. Garasche and =. NJ Knox tied
with j. W. bowman and II, D. Jensen for
high score. f. and W, with 1913 y. j. Tnrncy
ana c. S. Eveland made the high score. and
:. with $40. In the challenge trophy finals.
American Of Boston is il the lead. IN the even
ing game st Paul bent Nashville by ID tricks.
Boston beat North Shore by and AthenHum
beat Sioux Falls by3
The members spent the time until the first
session Of the day At The games. discussing tho
probable nominees for Vice President. BEN
Janin l.. Richards Of Rock Rapids la. will he
advanced according to the rules of the league.
TO the Presidency. Tho Nominating Committee
is divided. and a battle royal is expected to.
morrow morning when the annual election Of
names Mt present con nected with the ONCE are
Thomas g. Whoelan OF Baltimore and Robert
IT, Wcems OF Brooklyn.
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Baseball Notes.

Harry and Hrsch.-lt is the same player,
There is letter at tbs III - for tho Crescent A O.
Baseball club OF New Jersey.
The Brooklyn-C hicagu game at Washington Park
this aft, rnoon will begin ats clock.
broadway" smith VAS in town yesterday and de-
cIarrd again that he would not - to tho Warrington
team.
athrr Grim was released by tho brooklyn Club
ycSterdaJ. Hanlon says tho jennings Wagner deal
Is hanging FIRE.
Manager Fred Smithson will present the Cuban X
Giants and tuboken teams as n" attraction Tor to-
morrow on the st. George Cricket Grounds. Hoboken
Williams II the rittsburg club is undoubtedly the
hest mud Of the seas N. lie goes after everything
is quick TO act aud throws across the diamond at a
fast pace.
All teams having games wish tho st. PRuI's OF
brooklyn Will pi"as" communicate at once with
their cretary. r. O'Brcn IoV broadway, New
York care llutcCk y Co..
both tho Eastern I.oagro and me Atlantic esgue
anxious to add Jersey Ciy 10 their circuits but
unable t. get the consent Of the New iurk club
TO place eluO in that city,
The Clmtons are looking for challenges from
HiS cd tca ms pr fe.d address " C. swsi"y
ldi WaNerly avenue, BtuoAlyh
The Suburban baseball CiUb has July -. Aug. IL
and =" open Tor strong srmlprofessionAl teams Of
frrng good guarantees. Address Nj. }. spaIding.
Secretary. Park Avenue and / 1ttA ST.
The Mtrrtts have few open dates. and would no
pleasrd to hear from teams within 200 miles Of
Ne lurk Offering a suitable guarantee. Address
Joseph p. Kane. ll"6 ST. NIarh avenue HrooAlyn.
IN" Ryrtsides of Harlem, averaging II years
lay At" open ShiHTday' amt SInHay1 IN Aurnnl
White stars preterryd Address sam HAIRS. l.. ..
EuA 2.2iS.
The Dayton + {. ~ Harlem would like to arrange
Il game with any clun averaging Is Years old. Will
T ~ Tor +. @ O .T II @S p1ss
Madison Of the Ptttsburgs can make more noise
when on tho coachinE Lines thap any other player
made himself very obnoxious in the games play ed
Mt the Polo GROUNDS.
The West End A. A. Baseball team is DESTROYS OF
meeting any uniformed team hetwoen the ages OF
Sat fttN Al linn
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4 HITCH ~ TUE BICYCLE Trust.


Trouble Reported to he Due I" M"nufnc-
t"r'rs NOT taxing Enough STOCK.
Subdued excitement aud n manner " mys-
terry have been the characterl2ing facts about
the Offices of the cycle trust. otherwise known
os the Amsrican RirycIs Compauy for seysrul
-. ,.i 49,, -
uasS pas'. Pecle'"iN po"uon iiaS 'e'u III
variably pleasant and has made the statement
~ ,.,,n 800 , y, ~,
IuteH nothlhe. h' Mas "hnounceu III lHE
Sun OF Thursday morning. there was u meet
Ing on that day and one OF an important charar-
-" 20 ~, ,sa,i $50 - = -
ter' mo inloFn'h'iou 'H'he r ", u Ieah III
the dIkes OF tho promoters. The meeting was
one 10 which the general stockholders and the
,,ns o .,.r, rot inritsL II ras , rn,rar.nns
press were ho' 'n'!'eu' ~ was " conference
between the men who are arranging the nnan-
,,al details with the ,bankers. Since Thursday
those VINO nave cal'e" ut ''e ol'4cea Oil ths
Anne !ican Bicycle Company in addition to
being told that there was nothing new have
peeh s'a'ui'ouSS 'i'"'i'cu W oec'e'aiS Dun
nell that everything Is lovely and there Is
'''"t"S ~ ''' N~
wrong
1t was generally understood that A. G.
op"'u.nt WI" nv ""' octm s''y ,ha ''n
"Fe among me promoters 1l Ine 'tHs'. WAS ou'
Ns..sr,lnv when II reporter who knew mat he
was IN nis Office sent IN h,s cnrJ word cana
back that he had nothing to say All day
lon, thars was n string of visitors Mt Tho oric.s
'o'S Wv, " ,. ,an.I, $3.50
OF the ch'"i promoters According 10 score.
ali, over diUar.nt things" Atohout / o,,,onl
a.. .,o a,,1rol ~ c,,o,1i,,r, rh', VA 49,,
IN the allerhoon A. u npaiuinE' VINO nha been
out. returEeu VIZ tmree n'TT' VINO Wer1 70.
prominent mhnulac'uters. 1heS tetireu lor
rrlEEate consult atl3n, o.o ,,o,o.o..,,, 49,.
y ne lnctS as reoiteu are ho,"Mof.hy IN con
nertion WIN me ierslsient rumor mat the
truNt mas 1HI'SW on 'len IN ,he trhue, ana
some c.ONeS hII!'u' "lp whuh TNHif pIIh',
say t.a' Ut IeaSt lllcie ms net u hltrh' ne
American bIclGIe 0mpauV "aI inrnrl"rni"I
WIN G9I,tA, OF S9u'U" @ NJ tm,- hmHuh, ~
was s4!d that hhont S'N'MH,"uH wnniH ne ue-
liNered IN STOCK. Inc Snlel hl1pitM through,
out mas pSsh 'hat OF TalsIhE ING uereSSary cnTh
chpltal. me phels Oh INC YAK ~ tlIt tns pahk.
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RESULTS ON OTHER TRfCks.
At Chicago. y

CHICAGO. July 14.-Thcrc was had.looking race
at Hawthorne to-day and it created considerable
talk. 1t the third race. the feature event of the
card. and brigade was an odds.on favorte lie was
the best. but Everett got HIM IN pocAct whore no
could not get through. and H"luu's Pet, a 20 to
shot won. She was ridden by Everett the last time
ont and was beaten of by bad rises summary:
First RaCe-Six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lo4 Nv. Jonesl,
to |. won; Rainltt lO4 Heanchampl. o to 2,
Sc ond Jim W.. 100 Or. NarNae2l. 80 to /. third.
Time, ;lI4.
second Racc--Five and half rurlongs-Decoy,
1O3 u. Mathews, to won. MorIto, lOJ NltitooJ
to .. second Maharajah loG liuttcr.4 to /, third
Time. l:OS4.
Third Race-sev furlcncs-TIclen's Pct. 1o2
CNittor, 80 TO l. won; Boney Boy. lO+ Scaton). Is
to D. second; Brigade, III Everett, TO 10, third
Time, 1:27ll.
Fourth Race One and one.cighth m,es-Egbert,
ia GLOSS, 10 =. won; Robert Bonner, 1u7 lkUt-
ter 5 to /, second; Ekn ia TaHcr. u TO 1, third.
Tine, l:h3di.
Fifth Race-One mic-Joly Roger. 1O4 FverotD,
to 3. won; Jim McClrevy, % ,Ntitoe) 80 to /,
second Dutch Comedian, 10 DEAN. ~ /. third.
Time. .+liI.
Sixth Kare-Five and half furloncs Unsght-
", 1OG tB"aUchnmp', ITO 8. won Erla dOr. 1ub "a.
Booker. 70 to /, second; N'ttiu Regent, 100
(hn!ghr, . TO 1. third. Time. laos.
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BUIt,ro. July 14--As all the favortss were Leatcn
at Fort Eris to-day and close finishes were tho
feature. large crowd enjoyed tho performance.
summary:
First Earc--Six fnrlougs Farm Life. "a Fore
hand. st. |, Won fIrlrur Holm"I !t B"landl, \ to
/. second. la MAscotta. 100 lMcGinu). 10 10 i,
third. Time. l:ln.
Snc, md Racr- Four and a half furloucs-Gart'r,
los SonErr II t. I. won: Ar,-to, - iurehlhd #
To J. Oud, La Nirs,e 80 BpandI. 10 10 |, tLId.
Time. O:5|lc.
Third Karc--~N furlouga-Fhs uf Vurr, 100
tNcIutyr,.. e. l. won: King carnival, ~ LOWS,
\ t. /, s"r n Nr CHRIST 'pner 100 Blan4l, even,
third 1nr.. l.it',.
Fourth Kacr-F.Nc f,lrlon;s-Iickfnll. lOG Kos-'
10 !, won: ~'atila, lOi Nardurr = - /. SECOND,
Poneda 100 LauHry,. = t. /. thIrl, Time ! 80 ..
Fra Ha,e Onclullrahd an eighth u tmeI.ke, iul
NIrTuty re. Il t. /, won. KITTY l,c-rit. ~ q rec
hnnNl t. t. r. 4rconl; Cynthia H.. 1913 iceland, SO
l. ia ri. Time. .ot'l.
sixth Ka 90 $, tulong.- SaIlie Lamar. 100
DANES 10 to /. won; l)i.k Warren, lu4 Gardner
10 l. second, Annie Laurgtta, 81 ,frIrhdudJ, : to
l. third. Tine, I:l4t.
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ST. Lotus. July 14.-Six good fields drew a fair
attendance TO the Fair Grounds this afternoon. The
track WAS in excellent condition and fast. Betting
brisk. Tho two.milc race wns the event of the
day and won by I'D Farrell III the last half fnr-
long, CroCket never being headed till Just before
reaching til" wire Summari,s!
First Racr-Fiyr furlonps- san Cecilia, lis den
knsN. to 10, won: Rose CarbE, 1l5 MAJ DyntN. 10
to |. s'conu Coral, 10 ,iUurk., l. t. l, third.
lime, :ui.
Second lace Selling six furlonEs- IToheustaufen.
no .tuney' IL t. |, Won. \llmdr, Il3 rIrnEIns'
80 to /. second; Lula W. Ios lhcJoynt. 10 to 8.
third Tim, l:l'b4
Third selling; six and a half frrlongs-1mp.
hing cold, ia FrO-t). To |, won Whisper Low,
IS tHuuch', 20 to !, sccoud Fourth Ward, 100 Oh
more. - to /. third. Tune, LEO.
Fourth Race Two miles Ed Farrell, log tJen-
kir.s). , to l. won Crocket. - Frost. 10 9. seq
ond: Kodak. Jos ,McJoynt. to /. third. Time.
3:.H'..
Fitch Race Selling; six furlonga -Hsckneister,
10 0IuldrnI, 10 to I. won: silent Friend, III tMc-
lntvr". ~ t. second; Sidhow. JIG Conleyl, even.
third. TlNu. l:l"t..
NiNth Rae Selling: ono luilc-T ttolin, ITO No
J"ynD. II to |. won kismr. lu7 sJtnklrsl. to |,
second br Graves, loo Patton, : to 2, third.
Time. l:l2lr,
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ones interested has been regarded as assur-
anc- that something In on"
This weeks Issue OF the bicycling " GRID OF
Boston states that the combine has reached a
crisis and that it looks as II II was on the verge
OF COLLAPSE. According to its story the trouble
is due to the manufacturers subscribing to not
Hn0uEn stook anu ,eauihs .oH nluch Hapl t 70
says that there is extreme doubt of the com
manufacturers that 1t will be a mistake to lie
the trust interfere with their plans for bust
trust A. G, Spalding. has not permitted 1t to
interfere with his own factory and salesroom
that he realizes that. the trust has been
throuGho,t only q, nrojsct. The, Wheel. in .
work IN harmony with the trust, (niorma-
ton OF this kind Is gathered indirectly. So
far as Spallpg will tell he may be In town 10
smooth over the hitch or &c, complete tho .leal
The EicpclinG World savs thar Col. A. A. Pore
apparently does not expect the deal to be car
RED through and that lie proposes. in lieu OF
the trust. that the makers shall form tenn
porarv pool for year. those now in the Amer
can Bicyce COMPANY being this nucleus.
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A $4,000 PRIZE FOR FLYING Eo1.
Adds the Eclipse stakes to His Remarkable
List of Winnings.
Special cable Ds,pa,eh TO THE sur.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUr.
LONDON. July 14.-At Sandown Park to-day
the Eclipse stakes OF 10000 sovereigns. for
three and four year olds. about one mile and
d quarter. we're won by Flying Fox. the winner
of the Two Thousand Guineas. the Derby Of
1890. and the Princess Of Wales Stakes of TO-
900 soveregns Frontier was second and
Minus third The betting was II to 100 on
Flying Fox. GO to l against Frontier. and 100
to against Minus. Sloan did not ride. Sum-
mary
Twelfth renewal Of the Eclipse Stakes Of 10000
Bovorcigus. tho owner of the second huse to re-
ceive JDn Eoyereignh, the owner OF the third 100
sovereigns. and the numinator of the winner 500
eovtrcignS ont Of the stakes, for three and four
year olds: Eclipse stakes course about one mile
and a quarter:
years. 10y Orme-Nampire. ................... 1
The Duke of Westminster S CHI. c. Frontier. years.
by Orme Quota.
Prince Soltykohs b. c. Minus, years, by Shocn-
Nina ,........
The Dtton Selling Plate Of 200 sovereigns.
for two yea -ods. the wunerto be sold at auc-
ton for 500 sovereigns. five furlonGs. was won
by SirR w. Griflith's Swirl. ridden by Sloan.
The Prince of Waes's Musrovado was second
and Mr.. Jarviss All Sunshine third. Sixteen
horses ran.
The Great Kingston two-year-old race OF
500 sovereigns. Ave furlongs. was won by Lord
William Bcrestord's Blacksmith, ridden by
Sloan. Capt. J. q. r. Homfray's Locasta was
second and II. Lambert's Bournebridgc third.
Twelve horses ran.
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NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
Road REPORTS FITORABLR ron
GOOD RIDING TO-MORROW.

Chief Engineer Martin Talks of Having
enrdipu m Path over Tho Itridg.-tIuh
Runs Scheduled for Reconnaissance
No ,,,-,-, T 1DI,,,,i,,, h, ,,,;,,i,. .,,
,a A.. ~ ,',,'i,..i, Us u "',''.'e' @
,rhon .Lo o,o,i.iost - aoniora sIoa,nsaI a.,
49, '"v I, VI 'tu '''''
- n.,. 10. III III, ~. "7 I'."u %
W.. ~ p' ~ W LII. ., US, US
1Yi,. m. ., , '..' -. "e wy ~ u n '''''
Wv. .N"' 20 % ~, VI NV " ''c'io
''r' re"surrr Du'' az tne h'auluar'ers o'
tho New York State division OF the l.. A. W.,
state that the conditions generally are per-
iecI' Inere IL room LOT no complaint cN-
copt what the day may bring forth.
The only particulars OF the report worthy
W hoIe ny local r'uerS IS that the uah-
Eerous hole on the 10th street hill Of tho
W., West Drive In Central rayk has been repaired
Inc western boulevard Is sui torn up "
the state the roads arc first rate, particularly
Water Gap On Long Island and staten Island
the macadam thoroughfares have suffered
1,, -. wy ~ 49, WV ~ " ''O
roaupeu projecting. put THESE conditions are
temporary and must not he taken seriously.
oro i,ttlo arll;as ,rnnro ,no ,rotor trn,, tto
uio i't'i' s"','eS Mhere ''o ""'er ir1'h w"
everlasting hills ran over the roads. bnt the
absence of dust and mud mora than common
eo,.s for e,,,h irroo,,,,,,io, ~, oro e., J., r',,,I,
h"'es LOT sueh llreEularltes US are u ne louhu'
r--.-..
bepuy commissioner OF briuges 1ork. "heh
asked Yesterday what was new in relation to
the bridge cycle rath replied that the last ho
knew was that Chiof Engineer Martin was to
convene another session of thc cycling COM
,,i,+op ronr,s,r+ir, h, 49,, -,, -,,,,,i.,,.io,,
NV ,nrI'"'
or the TWO cities tOl the purpose OF further dis
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A book Aboundlng in Interest TO hursemen will be
issued to-day in both IOndoa and New Yolk. Tho
American edition Is handled by Goodwin Bros.
the puohsAers VINO get out the Indispensable "Tmf
uude to Cnrr,ut kAring" The title OF the nc'v
publication is Flat Racing Explained" II deals
principally with the sport in England. but contains
many points that may be studied with advantage by
treatise on racing, to meet the Requirements OF own
ers. breede trainers, jockeys and the general
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what should prove m" most .n'""rstn, cri E't
contest played th!s season Ia NV > w., t,ks
place TODAY Al Prospect Par, "hou I,orA f'rN
kuIcEerb"Cker 4. {. Vlil iIIy tHe Nance ans. Nh"
Last Iitd team hta : SEE .I-'r .. - ~ $50
championship games ~ ~" N,rt .p"Itau a.. 4.
but tue ku.ckeFO ,k.It AZ. u.' 20,
got together ,heir strongest r."'~r 90. Tire Am
The other InatIaes ~ th' Vi my To a. a u b.,
Koarny VI. Kings County, at k'Aruv TS'-rson
team We BrooLlvn, st Paterson h.opsi'n y ".
Manhattan H.. ~ Prospect Pan S'Aun l-laud ~.
AontclSir. A. Livingston, =. Newark Yorkvills,
at Newark. and SsS loTk Va Paterson, - lro-pssa
Parh
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base hit-Davis. Stolen base-Heidrick DoubI.
plays-Doyle tunassisted); Parent wallace and Tc-
beau First base on ball.-on Meetin. o; on Young.
q. struck out-By Meekin, =; by Young l. Passed
ball-Warner. Wild pitch-Young. Umpres~Wa.
nassau aud Hunt. Timc-2 hours and ~ minutes
AuendanCe-50O.
BGsroS, q PrTTsBURa, o.
boston July l4-Nchols held Pittsburg down 10
one solitary hit to-day, while Boston made oniy
three on Ches6ro. base on balls passed ball and
an error let Boston score two runs which won The
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Baseball Games To-Day.

SArlo~AI. HAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St Louis at New York; Chicago At Brooklyn; Pits
burg ut Boston, Cincinnati at PhilGdeiphla 'lcNs
land at Baltimore Louisville at Washington.
rAsIERE IkAoUE.
Hurtfori at Toronto, Springfield at Montreal;
Morcebter at Rochester, Providence at Syracuse
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Allentown at Newark; Lancaster at Richmond;
WAArshaTre at Reading.
ulHER GAMES.
Crawford A. G. We. South Orange b c. at CRAWFORD
Dr,.tduAIuht A. G. vs. kesoluteS, at CrotonA PARK.
Lutte chants W., ST. Aloysus's Young Mems Society
OI NrwATk, At Newark. -.
Eu@.eaood T. l. VI. horristown +. C.. at Engle-
Noutclnir 4. c. vs. Crescent A. G., at MontclAir,
kncbrrhOCLrTA. C. vs., Staten Island &. G.. az Ber-
gen Point u, .,,. ~, H.
Buuutun IS. MauhattanYillS at Rnonton.
Iiltuut f. G. vs. TcnAhy, at liarkcntA.A
Mrstwood and lilllSdAe +. Z. vs.. HOLY Gross Ivy
OanSt A. & ". Atlantic CttyA. C.. at Orange oval.
Nassau, vs. Manhattan " L." at GrGsnLomt
Star ArhrtlCsN-, Harrison A. G., AT Newark
MashIngtu Heights r. O. Ns. ApentAs al FAnWood
Nutlcy A. G. vs. Athena A. C.. at Nutley.
WOODBRIDGE VI. Murray Hills, at Woodbridge
Stamford vs.. CTescents Of AIAnus. at Stamford.
Amcr,sn Woollen Co. VI. y. Slater Sons at Pros
poet Park. o,
Morris Wheelmen VS.. Fifth Avenue Bank. 40
Emrlrcs,y ", Laurel F, c. At Fast New York.
Worthwhile ". BrghtOns. at Worthwhile. ,
Columbia Bank Va, Union safe Deposit Go. at Will
naWrI ridge.
Mount Vernon VS.. Volunteer A. A., at Mount YER
Nrwtown Grays VS.. Greenpont Athletics. at New
town.
Baseball. Washington Park, 3 M. To-Day.
de-
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CIsynLE, 8; wAsHINGTON, .

First base on errors-Was hngton. q; Louisville I.
Left bases-Washngton. r; Louisville. 8. First
lase on balls-Od Woods. /. struck ont-by Mercer.
?: by Woods. ]. lone run-O Brien. Three. base
hit Freeman. 1wobase hits-BaIry, Clarke. Dex-
Ter. Clngman. saerihce hits-Hoy. Zmnier. stolen
basesnslagle H'y boShie p,aypaIIsn snnasr
and smith. Tulc-2 hours and minutes.
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New England League,

Al Newport Portland, q: Newport. ..
Al pawturket- BroCkton, I; rawtuck-t. 3.
At Manchestrr-Tauntou u. Manchester, 1.
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Western League.

At st. Paul-St. Paul I; Buffalo. 3.
AT minneapolis Minneapolis. Columbus. 3.
At Kansas City-Kansas City. 10; Detroit, I.
Al Milwaukee, =; indianapolis, >.
Muruing game at st. Paul-St. Paul. 2 Buffalo. 8.
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SPECIAL cable D,EDaich to THES
LONDON, July 1.-THE contest iur the h"'o-
pore Cup at the rihc range at Bisley was I'm
ished to-day. The EnGlish team won. Tbs
total scores were; England. 7Gs Canada 1914
Guernsey, 735 India. 7O2: Jersoy. ia
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AT wARk.


At al-Sprlngheld. s; Montreal. 0.
At Toronto Hartford. !: Toronto, 8.
A. Rochrstcr--W Worcester. ~; Rochester, ?.
At Syracuse-Syracuse, 10; Providence. y.
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Other Gam s.
At Fi.EISCHAfASSs.

n. H. L,
Cuban GiautsO 2 o o-lO IL
FlrisCh mann II . . O.
Batterirs-selten and Williams; sedgwck and
Whitaker.
RICHFIEID.
n. H.. p.
llchneld ....... q - II
lli1n......,.......2 u o o Is 10 D
Hstterles-Hansen and Donald. Lipp and Rsnuing.
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New York State League.

At r rne Rome. 4, Utica, !.
AT Cortland Cortland. 10. Bin9hsmtOn. 8.
At Albany, II: Schenectady, -
The OsweKo Club las di,banded
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Cl, velaud ..............1 v U U v o.
Left on Lases-Baltmore. 7; Cleveland. 6. Two
base hit-Sullivan. Home rln-BrOdc. Sacrifice
hit-Brodic. Stolen bases-Sheckard. NJ Graw. Bro
die iockheal o. First base on erroisn ieveland.
=. FIRST base on lSlls-Oa Bates q; off Hill. l. Hit
by pitCher-By Hill. 1: by Bates. l. struck out-By
Hill, 3. Wild pitches-Bates 2. Time ihours.
umpires- o bay and McGarr Attenaance--l.lT4.
LOUISVILLE. 8: WASHINGTON. ..
whsHISGIuS. July 1.-The Coiones won ont in
the third inning to-day hNo hits that Noted Na
runs. Mercer hit freely. Woods taken
from the rubber after the thi inuing and his
eeshor. phiippi pitGhed masttrly ban. The acorei
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CINCINNATI.

FTITIaN'IDIIIa-. ,.s.',..,I q U I Z u 3 ~
Cincinnati. ..............1 y o o-e
,,Two-bsse hits cooley. Chiles, Stencil sclbach.
McPhee Three base hit McPhec. Home run
Gross. 50 rifce hit-Cross Lett on bases-Phiie-
dclphia, IS; Cncinnati; 4 Struck out-By Phillips
2: by Piatt, 2; by Donohue, l. stolen bases Chles
Flick. Mcfarland. Double plays-Thomas and Lau.
der; Piatt Cross and Ihes: Laloie and Gross. First
base on bals-Of Phillips. 3: of Hawley, 8: Off Piat
|. First base on errors-Philajelphia 2. Cincin-
natl, ,. Hit by pitched ball-By Phillips. l. Balk--
Philips. umpire-Latham. Iime-2 hours and 30
minutes.
BALTIMORE. IS; CLEVELAND. I.
BALTIMORE. July 1.-two errors let the Clevelands
their only run to-day. Hill was entirely too
speedy for them, while Bates. who quite wild,
also easy TO hit and the Orioles scored their
in lunches. RotherIuol relieved MCCfraw In the
ninth Harris doing the same for Holmes. The scoro
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AT New HaNeu-Derhy. 4; New Haven. I.
At Waterbury bridgeport, Z: Waterbury. I.
Al Meriden orwich, <; Meriden. o.
At Bristol-Bristol, IL; New London, ,.