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st,l More Counterfeitinr.

The Secret Service has unearthed an
other band of counterfeiters, and secured
a large quantity of bogus bills, which are
so cleverly executed that the average per-
son would never suspect them of being
spurious Things of great value are al
ways selected by counterfeiters for imi-
tation, notably the celebrated Hostetter's 8
Stomach Bitters, which has many imita-
tors but no equals for indigestion, dys-
pepsia, constipation, nervousness and gem
right in the stomach, and when the stom-
ach is in good order it makes good blood
and plenty of it. In this manner the
Bitters restores vigor to the weak and
debilitated. Beware of counterfeits when
buying. See that a private Revenue
Stamp covers the neck of the bottle,
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Francisco Sunday and Elwood Bruner
has, it is understood, consented to do
the grafton act tomorrow AFTERNOON,
when the local team will present to
Silent" Harvey an elegant diamond
stud Admiral Jimmie Dennie is ail-
thor of the move, and that it has been
successful is evidenced by the CLINT and
sparkle Of the jewel. To-day's game
will be called at 3 o'clock.
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An Opportunity for Rich and Poor.

To enjoy their Thanksgiving dinner
with high grade wines. We have reduc-
ed prices for finest Burgundy and Sau-
terne from SOC to 35c, sup ZinfandeI
and Reisling from 35c to 25c per bottle
until Thanksgiving. We sell also port
and sherry at 25c per bottle. The Sani-
tary Liquor Store, 81 K street Both
phones. Free delivery.
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LAST LEAGUE GAMES.
Those Of To-Day and Tomorrow
Will Close the State Series.

Will OAOSe Cue SCACe series.
The Gilt Edge and Santa Cruz base
ball teams will try conclusions on the
Oak Park diamond this afternoon and
tomorrow. Brick" Devereaux and
company, regardless of the fact that
they are bearing the banner, will at
tempt to wrest a victory from the
front-enders.
Whalen and Doyle will do the pitch
ing to-day and Harvey and Andrews
will do the trick tomorrow. 1t is un-
derstood that Rube Levy will umpire
the games, inasmuch as O'Connell is at
present the only apple on the heap and
his services will be required at Frisco
In case Rube does not show UP, Bobby
McHale will officiate
Judge Post, who for a number of
years has made presentation speeches
at baseball gatherings, when there was
anything to present, will be in San
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The Cream of the Cron.

Turkeys will be turkeys this year.
Give us your order in advance. You
will save money and besides get the
cream of the turkey crop. The Pacific,
j, near Eighth.
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victim Of Heart Disease.

Charles Thiele died suddenly at the
home of his mother in washington, Y olo
County, yesterday morning, presumably
from heart disease He was employed
in the railroad shops on this side of
the river, and had just eaten his break
fast and was preparing to start for his
work when the fatal stroke smote him.
Deceased was only about 40 years of
pQ
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1o-Day's Special Bargains.

Mems heavy wool underwear 45c and
up Mems buck gloves 40c and SOC.
with gauntlets 75c. Mems heavy
sweaters 50c,, 75c and S1.25. Ladies'
capes Csc and up. Special values in
ladies' trimmed hats, 99c and up. Mems
heavy tennis flannel night gowns SOC.
Sacramento Home Supply Co.. ], &
8 Cred House).
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- - - -
MARRIED.
DIED.

THIELE-In Washington, Yolo County,
November Path. Charles Thiele son of
Mrs. Fredrica Thiele, brother of Mrs
Fredrica Dohn and Henry G. Thiele, a
native of California, aged 45 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
DREMAN-In this city, November oath,
Ann, wife of John F. brennan, mother
of Mrs. H. H. Bockrath, Mrs John
Didion, B. w. Dreman and George b.
brennan, native of Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania.
Funeral private.
ZARICK-In this city, November 24th, of
diphtheria. Annie R., daughter of Marco
and Antoinette Zarick, a native of Sac
ramento, Cal, aged years. months
Interment took place Thursday, at st.
Joseph's Cemetery.
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M. A. HoWard's Place.

At the Golden State Hotel saloon, YlS
K street, you can get those fine La
Primerencia cigars which are so popu-
10
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Silver Sheaf Whisky

Silver Sheaf Whisky is old, pure and
soft; it is nourishing and makes you
fat. Fred Raschen. 514 ], successor
to H. Weinrich & Co.
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For One Week Only

Extra fresh French candy, 3Uc 10.
broken candy, 1Oc a H.: taffies, 15c a
10. Eagle Bakery, 124 K street
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$1S5.-Upright piano, used less than
year. Walnut case, full swing music
desk, ~ octaves, 3 pedals, as good as
new. The Wiley B. Allen Co., 415 K.
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Individual plum puddings with name
on, ten cents each, at Fishers, S22 K
street ai4f
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Save your nickels; 30c and 35c will
buy you square roll of dairy butter,
and choice creamery at 40c per square
roll at the Pacific
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PHTLADELPHIA HOUSE.

1o1k EIGHTH STREET NEWLY FUR
1aished rooms. with modern improvements.
Nv fha day. week or month: p per night
up, MARION J. ARNOLpA
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Grand opening tonight at TOT J
street. All welcome.
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Glenbrook whisky is pure, unadulter-
ated and copper distilled. Blauth, 4UT
K street
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MASON FAURE

DE FRANCE AND
z H!tlsdr 70 House. 127 K street formerly near
GySSen GySse Eagle HoteD. Meals la carte
.t 1oioT aSI hours. Family Orders, Banquets
ana "euu'Ae L. FAURE. Proprietor.
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Transfer Co., 906 X, either phone.
See Capital Sac. Van & Storage Co.
Solid gold children's rings, 81 each.
H. c. Hotfilter, jeweler, S24 K.
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roNDvCTED ON THE EUROPEAN
~,on strictly first-class; hot and cold
baths free to guests electric cars pass
the door. FRANK ME1 Eft. Prop.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08

There was n good attendance at Washington
Park Rrooklvn Yesterday TO witness the baseball
game between the Brooklyn and Philadelphia
teams Early in the contest it looked decidedly like
probable victory for the Quaker city players FOR
they hit the ba II hard and often, taking good lead
I'm the third inning The visitors had the best OF
the argument right up to the seventh inning "heh
the home players gauged the curves OF Magee and
batting in four runs. won the game.
While the Philadelphia hit the bali hard.
their field work and base running did not compare
with THAI done by the Brooklyn players. In con-
tests between these two teams where batting Is
even Brooklyn would win large majority OF the
games sharp fielding and strategic base rum
ming At several points Yesterday the home players
cave an excellent exhibition Of hit and run sort
OF playing. Dunn was hit safely nine times, win
total OF sixteen odses N the htst three irninsH.
were all that the visiting ba smen could make
during the last six innings. Score
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.PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING-Brighton Beach Racing Asso-
ciation. Brighton Beach. 2:3O p. m. ..
GOLF.-Amateur championship, onwene,
eia Golf Club, Lake Forest, H.; memue,s
eighteen-hole tournament Essex couIty Ii
Country Club; monthly handicap staten ie,
and Cricket Club; members tournaments
Harbor Hill Golf Club; Presidents Eup ai SoM
fest Morris County Golf Club; ran hahua
can Batusrol Golf Club nanuicap .o'
classes and Il, Ardsley GOLF cup nein @
bers' handicap, Marine and fleld S.uo' rII,h.
hers handicap Crescent Athletic CIup;
eweepstakes handicap. Fairfield Count! 20"
Club finals. Flushing Golf Cluo G,an1 Gna,,p'o"
shin tournament Flushing. Long lsiahu.
YACHTING. - Columbia DEFENDER race.
over Larchmont special course, IL 'Su n M.
Burgess Yacht Club regatta st,o' Maro Win.
Riverside Yacht Club annual regatta WIN
throp Yacht Club. special races.
observation-disclosures Oval Wheellng Asso-
citation race meet. Berkeley oval; races
Charter Oak Park, Hartford. Conn.
CRICKET-Metropolit Cricket League
chamnionship Knickerbocker Athletic Club.
Team b against Staten Island. Bayonne,
\ /: Manhattan against Kearny, Prospect
park: BROOKLYN against Kings County, Pros-
pect Park: Paterson. Team A. against Ieani
h. Paterson: Montclair against. Mammalian
Nontclair: New-York against Newark. Pros
pect Park: Nelson Lodge against Brooklyn
West w-Brighton. Staten Island.
POLO-Rockaway Hunt Club tournament
Cedarhurst. Long Island.
BASEBALL.-Brooklyn against Philadel>
pha, Washington Park Brook.yn. o,To ,T'
y. M: Crescent Athletic Club against ALI
Scholastics Bay Ridge Montclair against
Staten Island Livingston: Orange Athletic
Club against New-York Athletic Club, Or
ange. o,x
G.~Brooklyn Gun Club, Bay
Ridge.
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THE RACETRACK.
CPsETs OCCUR AGAIN AT BRIGHTON.
.oNLY TWO OF THE FAvoRITEs SECURED FIRST
MONEY.

spNI.Y TWO OF THE FAvORITEs SECURED FIRST
MONEY.
Most OF the fields at Brighton yesterday were
TOO large for fair starts and satisfactory results
Firearm had a hard race on Thursday put the
speculators made him the favOre In the hrst con-
fest Lakeland was a close second choice. ana
,overcame Firearm in a close finish. In the second
race Wax Taper a remote outsider, owned by
william Easton was successful The favorte, Mac
ITlecknoe was second. mcnamara, ridden ny
SClawson was a short price favorite In the third
race but was unplaced. Florence Clarke the VIII
per; Tam Var, who was second. and LahuGra'e'
who was third were at tempting odds.
John Daily won two races In succession, the thiru
with Florence Clarke and the fourth with AHect
who was a strong favorte. In the nlth rae d
selling affair Tyrshena passed the judges nrst pu'
ard the race was given 10 Handsel. VINO was the
favorite. In the last contest George keene Mas
The odds on favorite. but came in thrd 70 dIoIld
Th. racing yesterday did not do much 10 lmproHxe
the breed of horses. The first affair was AZ nile
and a sixteenth. with $500 added money ne 80
-ond was for maiden twoy year-olds, with $oO auusu
olds 300 added: distance hye ana one eeo
Ihalf furlongs Next came selling purse, OF soW
.added money at a mile. and the last was also at d
mile with $500 added weight penalties ana aio"
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company a%dver,lses % s
IN another column of The Tribune tnat II VIII " "
Iay run through Fifth Avenue EieVateu raCIi r, ~
press trains every five minutes from the Ne".ioi,A
End of the Brooklyn Bridge TO the Brlgh'0n siach
These trains will go by way OF the west Emu anu
Sea View routes.
The summaries follow:
FIRST RACE-For three-year- r-olds and upward soo"
added; allowances. One and one-sxteenth mics
ST. be'''"f Fl.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
THE CRESCENT TOURNEY BEGINS TO-DAY.

The Crescent Athletic Club will open its annual
lawn tennis tournament this afternoon on the
courts Of the country club house at Bay Ridge The
opening play to-day Will be in Classes A and Of
the scratch singles. For this event there is
strong list of entries. OF whom Joseph T. Mcmahon.
Clarence 4. Mcmahon and +. o. Afeld are the
favorites Among the other players entered are
F. ST. John Richards. W. II. Holder J. f. Schroe-
der, J. c. Oswald. r. H. 4. Starr f. NJ Whitney
and O. w. House. jr.
The Tennis Committee in charge OF the tourney
is composed OF j. Herbert Bagg. chairman. l.. c.
Harper, +. II. Jewell J. f. Schroeder and G. V.
Meserole
The tournament will be played on the grass courts
OF the club and entries for the other events Will be
accepted up TO the day previous 10 that on which
the matches scheduled 10 begin. First and sec
ond prizes will be presented TO the winner and run
UP in each class.
The following IL the full schedule OF contests:
July 8-Scratch singles. Glasses A and Is.
July 22-Scratch doubles Zone class).
August 6-Scratch singles, Glasses and b.
August i9-Scratch doubles Zone class).
September 2-Fal handicap tournament. 10 be
continued through Labor Day and September 4.
Singles and doubles. Glasses and r.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
GAMES ON OTHER FIELDS.

At Rochester-Rochester 8; Springfield, first
yame) Rochester 81 Springfield; Second game)
At Toronto-Toronto, 3; Providence, 2.
AT Rome-Schenectady, s; Rome. j.
AT Cortland-Cortand. II; Oswego. ].
At Ogdensburg-O Ogdensburg, s; Canton, 2.
At Utica-Utica 3; Albany o.
At Binghamton-Bng II: Auburn To-
At Worcester Worcester. s; Montreal T.
At Bristol-Bristol. is: Norwich. T.
At New -London-New- London :; New Haven, o.
AT Waterbury-W Waterbury. 10; Derby, g.
At Pawtucket-Rrockton II; Pawtucket, 8.
Az Portland-Portland. II; Manchester, 3.
At acknowledgement. II; Taunton. s
At St Paul-Detrot 8: St Paul. 4.
Al Observation-Disclosures 5: Minnea polls. T.
At Kansas City-Coumbus, l3; Kansas City. 4.
AT Milwaukee-M waukee. 4: Buffalo. 0.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4; Wilkesbarre, T.
Al Alentown-Pat aterson, 4; Allentown g.
At Richmond-Newark. II; Richmond, 7.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
ATLANTIC CITY HORSE SHOW.

The entries for the Atlantic City Horse Show.
July 49, II and Is. have closed, with nearly three
hundred nominations for the forty-three various
classes All the classes have filled well. thus assur-
ing fine equine exhibition with exciting competi-
tons. One OF the best displays OF horses and
equipages ever seen at an open air horse show Is
promised The open to all classes have attracted
many entries from New-York Brooklyn. Phila-
dephia Baltimore and other cities. Several OF the
horses entered famous prize winners The
classes for the local exhibitors have nlled WELL ard
should make an interesting exhibition. The con-
tests that have attracted an especially large num-
ber Of entries are those for tho maiden horses and
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08

Considerable surprise was caused by the outcome
OF the Stevens Paret semi-1nal match OF Thursday.
Stevens was expected to meet Larned in the nnals,
while Paret was scheduled to play Ward in the
!ntercity team match Neither Of the two In
Thursdays exhausting match reached the grounds.
but both communicated with the committee the
same tale OF fatigue Stevens telegraphed that he
was sick In bed as a result OF the severe play aid
would have 10 default in the finals to Larned, while
Paret asked for a postponement OF his ntercity
match against Ward. Thursdays encounter was
30 severe that both players were badly used up at
the end. .,, .....
day and the score stands two matches to one IN
favor OF the New-York team The fourth and last
match will be played this afternoon between Paret
(New-York) and Ward (Bostonl. A victory .or tne
New-Yorker wins the match for his team. WINE
Ward can tie the score with two victories each IL
he beats Paret. .,
Yesterdays matches resulted as follows -
Championship singles semi-hna round)-W' A. barheo
beat j. A. Allen. 6-3 6-2. .- =,
Final round-w A. Larned beat Richard stevens ny
Cbamp,onship doubles (frst round)-D. F. Davis and
II Ward beat r. D. Little and W. J. Clothier. 6l O.
Sem-fna round--H. II. Hackett and j. A. Allen peat
w A. Iarned and F.. =. 1arned. 2-8 g. e0l; ~ p
Davis and II. Ward beat G. H. Miles and 8 u Milett
Consolation singles tsecond round)-M s Clark beat s.
semi final Tound-J Kesrney,. tr beat n; S. Clark,
81. 6-. Ga W. C. Grant beat F. b. Hague 6-S'
Final round-w c. Grant beat J. Kearney. st.. e-l.
40. ca.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
SLOAN IN SECOND PLACE.

London. July AT the first day Of the Lingheld
Summer Meeting to-day Wallace Johnstones Har-
row won the Lnghed Park Stakes of 1900 SOW
ereigns. Tod Sloan rode =. Lorards Sbola and
finished second. This race is for three-year -olds
and fouryear-o r-olds. the owner OF the second to re-
ceive 800 soverelgns and the third 100 soveregns the
nominaor of the winner 200 sovereigns. OF the sec
ond 100 soveregns and OF the third 90 sovereigns
ont Of the stakes Seven horses the straight
mile. Following were the leading horses:
Wallace John.tcne's three-year-old b. C. Harrow by
Orme-l-ady Primrose.
p. Lorillards three -year-old b. T. Sibola. by The
r. Debaudys three year-old b. Snopi by Marcion--
The betting was to against Siboa.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
KAISER'S YACHT TO TAKE A PART.

THE METEOR WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE
TRIAL SPINS OF THE SHAMROCK.
Southampton, July Interest in the Sham
rocks trial has been greatly increased by the
authoritative report that Emperor William is
sending his yacht. the Meteor, to participate In
the trial spins expected TO take place early next
week.
Sir Thomas Upton said in an interview with
representative OF The Associated Press this
afternoon:
The Shamrock is preparing as fast as possl-
ble but there is a lot to be done yet. We might
be able to stretch her sails tomorrow evening
and she will be quite ready on Tuesday or
Wednesday, but are not going 10 unduly
hurry or leave Southampton precptately.
THE trials will be over a measured course. IL
the Shamrock takes a spin tomorrow she will
be escorted by the Erin. with a distinguished
party, and by the Iverna. Mr.. jameson is ex
pected here to- night"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
MANY ENTRIES AT KENwooD.

Chicago. July THE Western champion tennis
tournament. which Is TO open tomorrow afternoon
at the courts Of the Kenwood Country Club. prom
ises be OF the biggest tennis meets ever held
in tho West. Secretary ]. W. Gardner of the
Western Association says that already sixty en-
tries have been received. and he expects many
more Nearly ali OF the cracks In the West have
fignifed their intention TO enter. Practically the
Fisher and Allen Ward and Davis. the team that
won the championship in doubles last year will
compete as wifi also Everett, Wrenn and Sheldon.
although the latter will be barred from the
doubles.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
CLOSE FIGHT FOR SECOND PLACE
PIrLsBURY's CHANCES BRIGHT IN THE LON
DON CHESS TOURNAMENT

London July THE twenty-eighth round Of the
international chess masters tournament was be-
gun at noon to-day. when the pairing of the con-
testants was as follows: Maroczy VS.. Steinitz.
Janowsky vs. Lasker. Showalter vs. Blackburne.
Schlecter vs. Mason. Cohn vs.. Tschigorin. Bird VS..
Tinsey: Lee and Pillsbury had byes.
The games resulted as follows: Maroczy beat
steinltz Janowsky and Lasker adjourned their
game a second time this evening, the position
being much in favor of Iasker; Showalter went
down before Blackburne. Schlechter defeated
Mason Cohn beat Tschigorin and Bird disposed Of
Tinsey.
The adjourned game between Mason and Cohn
was by the latter yesterday.
The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08

the amateur horse owners In the harness classes
In the New-York exhibits are included such noted
horses as Charles s. Batess Coxey. Sporting Life.
the whirI OF the Town, Brown Donna, III, High
Tide and Applause; A. J. Nuttings Holy. Duke
and Oreaon: Miss -. r. Neuberger's Confidence ana
1,ontcst and James Heferman's Ross and F'enton.
other exhibitors from Manhattan are stanton W.
Elliott General Warren NJ. Heaiey Forbes Potter.
Mrs r. H. Hartman and Thomas J.. watt The
Jumping classes have number OF Flyers from the
ble OF J. Holloway and Miss Marian Holloway.
of New Rochelle Master j. w. Maitland, OF
Mamaroneck will show his prize winning pony
Skecsics.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
WIN TENNIS.
IARNED MEETS THE CHAMPION WHITMAN
THIS AFTERNOON FOR THE MIDDLE
STATES CHAMPIONSHIP.

Larned captured first honors in the Middle States
cbamnionship lawn tennis tournament yesterday af-
ternoor at Orange and he will meet the champion,
NJ D. Whitman, last years winner of the Middle
States challenge trophy. this afternoon for his
title and the cup. This will be the first meeting be-
tween Lerned and the champion since Whitman
won at Newport last SUNNI ".
The principal match OF the day was that In the
semi-fnaIs between Larned and Allen. the young
champion from Yale. Allen evidently out
classed from the beginning and after the first few
games he was not in the hunt at all. The order Of
the games shows how the match was won and
lost.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
WASHINGTON. 4: BALTIMORE, s.

Washington. July 7-McGinnty was not IN good
form to-day. He rather wild and the SEN
ators hit him frequently Poor base-runnlng pre-
vented the home team from scoring oftener Mer
Ger pitched we'll the visitors being unable 10 make
a hit until the sixth inning. The score toito"s'
r. ". f.
,,h,,n,on o o IA 10 /
paisinnnTe W'i't '0 0 O o % 2
Bauerles-Mercer and Kntridge; McGinnty and Robin
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
PITTSBURG, 7: CHICAGO. 8.

Pittsburg July 7.-Garvin had two bad innings
the second and third. when the PittsburSs mace
nine hits and all OF their runs Tannehill was
easy and I.eever was substituted in the egnth.
The feature was Green's batting, which propapIy
five times al bat he made four hits. with total
OF nine bases The score follows - -
pf,sb,rx .......O <. II
chicago .............2 U 10 IL :
patteries-Tsnneh,l Lever and schriver Garytn and
DOnahuc
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
por-cuKEEpsIE TEAM AT HOBOKEN.

The Poughkeepse baseball team Will make its
third appearance tomorrow at the st. George
cricket grounds. Hoboken when 1t VIII play the
Hoboken baseball team. In the two previous meet
ngs the Poughkeepse team won.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
BOSTON DEFEATS NETWORK.

Boston, July THE large number OF bases given
on balls robbed to-days game Of much OF It's IN
terest Carrlck did fairly we'll until the last IN
Ming when he was hit hard. O'Brien's TWO catches
OF ny balls were the best plays made by the VS.
itors ('ollins's three-baser and the work or nam
iltnn and Duffy were features. The score tOHoWs:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
GAMES YESTERDAY,
TILE RECORDS.

Brooklyn o: Philadelphia. Z fttsburG. 1. thirsgH v
Boston S. New York g Louisville, g, Cincinnati, g.
Washington. Z; Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08

Lauder. Three base hits-Lajo' Mcfarand. pI,o NO
base hits-krlley Dshlen First base on ertors -fn's
deiphla L. Brooklyn, . Lett bases Philadelphia.
BROOKLYN J. struck out-By Dunn. !; 10y Magee J.
Sacrifice hits-Thomas Lauder. stolen bases nhF' AZ
derson. Bases on balls-By Dunn. J; by MAGE .;
Double pisys-Dahlen. Daily and Anderson; Flick ma
Cooley Passed ball Mcts rland Time Of game 2:l1.
Umpires-Lynch ard Connolly. Atendsnce-S~o.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
FOURTH RACE-For three-y olds and upward: sell
ing: non-wlnnefs of 800.

FIFTH RACE-TTIE BILLOw STAKES. welterweight
handicap. year-ods md upward: $40 each;
IS II declared second horse 500 and TO third 80
of tfs added money: gentleman riders allowed seven
pounds mile.
Sydney Pagets b. Bueia- years old. by Bramoie
Perry Bemont's br. Lakeland. years old. by
Observation-Disclosures ia
Goughacres Stables ch Clonsilla, years old. by
EnihusastMaid OF Athens. .llL
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
LOUISVILLE, 6: CINCINNATI, 3.

louisville. July THE Colones made 1t three
straight from the Reds to-day. Breitenstein was
batted hard In the first three innings. Inc score
follows: II =
Louisville ........l q % u
,t.n,vnau % 2-3
Ratteres-Dowling and Powers Breitensten and Wood.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
NEW YORK
BOSTON
Totals "a S Is 81 II 3

rarned run.-Toston, 3 Three base hlt--CoHIns.
stolen bases-Duny 49, Doyle, Bsien. Grady Doupie
piays-iam,on and Clarke: D. 'Bren and Grady: Dans n
Wills 3; by Carrch, 5 Struck out-By Willis /: sy
CarricI, J. Passed bali--Grady WIG pUcn-oa''''N'
Time 2i7. Umpires-Ensiie ard Smith
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08

for 500 a side yesterday on the grounds OF the
Lyndhurst Gun Club. Lyndhurst. ~ j. The con-
test was close until half through when Doty Forged
ahead and easily by n score OF S TO e5.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08

SPAIDING BICYCLES AND ATHLar1c SUPPLIES:
sPAIDING & BiDwELI. 2e-SS W. i ST.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
SHOOTING.
DOTY DEFEATS HELFIcH

A. Arlon Doty. OF Paterson and II. NJ. Helhch.
Of Rutherford. shot a match at 100 live birds each
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
s-.s. - w.
Tin1e-l Ash.

Won driving by a head; lengths between second
and third.
SECOND RACE-For maiden two-year-olds: $500 ADDED;
sr-ecial weights Five furlongs.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-08
COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB ENTERTAINMENT

To-day the Columbia Yacht Club will give an
afternoon the Hudson River, the yachts leaving
the anchorages with the guests at p. m. In the
evening there will be n dance at the clubhouse
Eighty y-sixth-st. and Hudson River