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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-05-19


EDud TmKs:
sno on the 1911.
The river is gettingon the boom,
The road supervisor Is doing good
worK on the river putting IN VS. and
dams,
The teams Of n. Pearson and j. IT,.
Frazier we're left standing in the road
near the bridge by Il. W. Richards,
residence when one 81 the teams started
up, rar against the other, locked wheels
and tried to cross the bridge at the same
time. Pearson's team WAS pushed of
the bridge into the river. No damage
was done save the reach Of the wagon
and one strnger Of the bridge were
broken. The laws Of the state should
be 90 amended that teams should be
tied when left.
J. W. Casper, an old time missourian
lie heis visiting relatives and some old
friend, that n unexpectedly found.
HE n lsion s.to ind some OF the lost
lamb, LA, haze andered to the nouns
tains I'D bring ; ,m home to an under
stHnd lgoi the Gospel as he UNDER
stand Il. Ho Il anciided Methodist.
lie v aid have alked TO the Saints
had |. not becn nat the town was al
most ,populAta last Sunday, on nc
count Of the dec alton Of the church
ate Vile. tt Did gentleman Is 70
years age, an is rs spry as fome
mon 10. lie ,As n brother-in-law
of Jol 4 Neel, -dec ased, Of Proa. lie is
also lclatye OF a.. Marchant, Arthur
Max 4 aud E- Pcarson's vile. The
irlenl Of the Ole ,entlcmnn are Jnme'
AMI 4 exander L sus and n, Il. snapT
aud lie, Mr.. c -per says II he was 1
your mai he would omigrate here. nj
he III rks ihi, IL nice country,
Mr.. AMI MTs. , Hortiu startel Il
Salt ike City Ia Sunday.
W. W. llorlin rentto Park City will
anic, load Of hog, yesterday.
ou school IL r'lll running making u
for Il e lostwhgH he scare Of scarle
ievc- las here. re thnk 1t not RICH
for Stone teacher . he compelled l.
make up lost time nd Others not. Sery
all alise :.
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PGoA, Utah, May 10, 1879,

PEoA. Utah, May 10, lSn9.
Eulros TDiEs'
Ice has formed during the last two
morn ngs.
The wind aud dust have been awful
during the past few days.
Lit lie Gladys Lyons las been quite
sick ilr the past few days; she il on tie
mend now.
A large number OF onr young ladies
went 20 Coalville this morning To at
tend he oonferei SO Of the Y l.. NJ. l..
Assoc aton.
on citizens arr proud Of the beAuti-
iul Stake Honse md they sing It's praises
from mora tillni ;ht, Who can blame
then
A cry large imber Of our citizens
attep he'd the Quarterly Conference in
Coalyille on sur ny and Monday, aud
feel III repaid or the ride through
wind nd blind dust.
Z. :. Palmer Jr,, j.. 7, Palmer and
A.S. Lyons lei 1ere for Soda Springs,
Gdafo, this wee. TO shear sheep. The
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-05-19

Nothing has ever been produced to
equal or compare with TABLERT
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT az .
curative and healing application for
Piles. Fissures, blind and bleeding, ex-
ternal or informal, and Itching and
Bleeding Of the Rectum. The relief IL
Immediate and cure iniallibIe. Price,
30 cts. in bottle, tules 7bcip. John
Boyd & Son.
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During the present
week CoaIville has
been a NJ o d ern
Mecca.

The week opened with tho summit
Stake Quarterly Conferences which was
In session Sunday and Monday.
Following came the Stake Relief so.
cie,y Conference which In two sessions
occapisd the whoh 81 Tuesday. -
On Wednesday this Young Ladies'
Stake Conference Was held mich closed
the long series OF conferences.
At the Sunday aud Monday meetings
the Tabernacle was crowded. TO overflow
ing.
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Rocnrour, Utah, May II, 1870.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-05-19
wASsUIp
wASsmr, Utah, May II, 1870.

wASsnr, Utah, May II, 1870.
EDnoR TIMES
The summit County Marble Works
has erected nice monument in the
Wanship cemetery Tor y, J, johnson,
Two cars OF balod hay we're shipped
to salt Lake this week
Quite number Of our people At
tended the conferences At Coalvlie this
week.
Everything is drying up for the Want
Of water. We expect 10 have the water
In the bitches this week, Y.
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rains In loins, puiIed eyelids, pi pi-
@t'on Of heart. Hudyan cures. An
druggists, so cents.
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For further particulars consult tho
County Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, Pro
RATE DIVISION,
IN AND ron
Summit County. State Of Utah.
In the matter Of the estate of
Asahel q. Beokwilh Hotioa
Deceased.

The petition Of John A. Beckwith and
William Lauder praying for the adj
mission to Probate OF certain docu.
menl, purportine to be the last willsnd
Te,tament OF Asahel O. Beekwlth de-
ceased, and for the granting Of Letters
restamentnry to John A. BeckwlIh and
William Lauder has been SIT for hear
ing on Monday the b,h, day Of June
A d. 1899, a, 10 o'clock A. ". at the
Comfy Court House, in the C'urt
Room OF smd Court, in Coalvile City,
Summit County, Utah.
WITNESS the Clerk Of said Court
with the seal thereof affixed this 10Th,
day Of May A. ID. 1900.
W 7 p.sr
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leigh ORHOOD
NJ VS..
-
Around tie county in Seven
Days,
The happening Of the Past Week
TOlC In Dc MI by Efficient
Core oOndentS.
Al und tie County in Seven
oA.EN

oAKLr,, uuh, May 10, 1899.
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The crack AthleteS Of the New West Side A. G. were
In hne form at tho bi.wsshy games Of the club held
yesterday afternoon. Despite the liberal handbags
resolved by the limit division, the scratch men
were victorious in three Of the six events ON the
card. G. Mcclellan was the only one wh,sc ability
Is; io.sId dssS .pa ,1s s3gE;ysS haT1I. rass
ana the victory from scratch Of the sprlntng 70.
nceman OregGn were the other features OF The
GAmeA. The summaries:
To.Yard DIsh-FinIi boat won by c. Mcclellan. G
feet KohleI. scratch aecondi Malone, II feet.
third. Time, TS.b seconds,
33O.YIrd Hurdle RAce-won by c. Mcclellan q
yards, third. Time, 80 as seconds.
MILF Run.won By q. +; Arnold. seratch; 7.
Brennan, 20 Yards. second; n. J. Asendor' scratch,
third. Time, minutes 81 ! IS seconds
With loa feet 10 inehe.; Dover. 40 feet. second j.
MacI,eAn, as feet, third
SIo Yard Run Won by NJ. ]. CregAn. scratch; ].
Malone, II yards. second A. Peterson. l: yArds.
Runnina High Jump-won by J. Il oricf. q
inches, with an actual jump Of feet r. Daiy. 4
inches. second; J. J. Burke. sincheA third,
Interesting trseh and Asid compositions aroused
enthusiasm smohs large crowd Of SPECTATOR yes
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Yals's oarsmen Rested Yesterday, but VIII
he Tried for Speed This Week.


GALES BERRr. June lit was quiet at
Yals'a training quarters to-day, Several OF the
varsity earsmen boarded the launch Yala
early In the morning and paid visit to Nor
wich. eight miles up the river. There some Of
the Grew attended services In the churches.
while others snent their time In viewing the
city 4 few OF the oaFsmen took advantage Of
the stin breeze and sailed the catboat UP and
down the stream. The freshmen were con
tented with a long walk along the railroad
trast and thregqgh the woods early in The day
from ths village to-day But ars expected here
again tomorrow DR.. Percy Bolton, who has
been In 3: So;G n FD q the ysri b
iEeePS wa H. :; .. for his opinion OF the
aTEsy srs rcyIas, a. well ss ! anticipaitsd
Resfs s,s.i dssI since thsK Istt NV n,
S f. T&Ss ElSa spd tide may have s.d soas;
saS 70 e. III s2 Pv.t IT,
Reli.%iIs eou.ss msrtsf out H On Hsr.oS's Cove s
course Is sheltered frep the wind. and We can
then o6t. . an idea OF Just what speed there is
Or, Bolton bad a, kodak which contained a
they were out o. the water, ~ take the photo
fse Sss o.s IL ,hs M.,s
so,i $ssS yos sSSi r. g sSG
out a. ,gresR' oarsmen whilo the shell is in
'':''SSeo." replied the doctor. Tho eight aeon
to have the came swing in the boat and pull tho
q ISs :rsts iSSxs y y! e: n az psItli s,
sis shs speed has not vet reached the point DE-
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terdAy morning at DsItar PARK. brooklyn where the
track team Of the National 4. c. held forth CHARLES
D. Rubh led for the point prizes with Rutherford Q.
Walls 0 ,ona. two points ahead Of the captain %
the teapl. William p, wynne summary, ,,,,
wynne scratch; rutherford @ wills. B feet. sScOadj
William b. Lehrhsld. feet, third Tine ~ as
22HYsSd ns'h TSS by James D. Ms9rt,sce
'hsft Nit sg NV ~ william j. Rirsveed. 10
Ss S.Tss ssS S@s n9spts
adS,Ysya Dssh.won by Rusb. Will. second. W, u.
$sss 8 ,s ;s.'e y
NJ. R.e,w ,% =, 5Shr sns 100
FS. wv; WIKI v Is S S nse:::
'",Ssi: %yq +. !. sS'r,ssS iva. sx c. will.
inches. With actual lean Of II feet AZ inahssi
y French. inches. seconds ~, Rsiyes, scratch.
Putting thu l2,Peund shot-won b.. Charles j.
E!fretlse, feet with an srtual put or - feet 7
The Lincoln whesimen OF this city held their ont.
ing and gAmos yesterday ~ the Queens County
Driving Park, Msspeth. The results follow,
loo.Yard Dash-won by Henry Fielding, Nsticnsi
A. c.; Albert Henry Lincoln W.. second Thomas
Love'oy. Sentinel A. c. third. Time. IL seconds.
Quartsr.Aile Run-won by Frederick J. Flynn,
Williamsburg A. c.; Samuel Longman. Triumph n
C.. sncond JohnJ Conner. third. Time, 50 aecouds.
Three.LegGs Race, scratch-won by IoVeioy and
EieidinE. o.Sonnor and Nolan second. wothens and
1S san B Morgan We %s Husi.s ssra
on: Nile Open Cycle EActmwGn Sy John D.
Ment.HR osSs o TAos
Richards, Linooln W, scratch, third Time, min
Twc.Sfile Bicycle Race Won by Richard Watkins.
knGsR Nj %am B:ss%S dy 9fss
third. Time, = m!nutes BON seconds.
.na otter II 9aH nSSE:
81; s%d T.i:T aHSHp, %;:Psr .S;SSnS
Mo%ci wh.elmcn third. TINS minutes 20 sec: :
w. .sfssn s.6 sT soeH = SsSs w
Lincoln W scratch. second; William 3, Hunter.
20 Ia seconds.
IN. polshsny of Company l. Seventy. Arst Rsvi-
ment gained the honors In the Star A. @. Garrett ).
Fitzgerald captured tho ionz.distAuce svsnts II
car!tal shape. Summary;
W. 9; MssSsiis 10 ysSd,, second; j. T. MSran..
''ffGS ara Il. TUE no Il
TiIrn ~. ras Sr ID feet second Michael j.
S RSs.AiG5 q" ;s'd
y.rd' ihird Tine Tine 81 se@Snds. 0'f' hAH''N'' ~
%sn n .s; e.: pon. ss icr ss
place.
S Y 40 ys
Hslt.Mns waik-won by FITZGERALD, 20 seconds.
n J. White. ~ seconds, second; A. HAmmArtE,
scratch. third. Time. minutes II seconds.
lOGYArd Dash, JunOrA-Won by J. HusssJ, p.
Rnsd second, F. ESlinger third. Time, II So soc.
oudS.
Halt. Mile Walk, Junior--won by NJ. Donoahus, J.
HuSEey second. =. Reed third. Time. minutes ~
seconds.
Turning Broad jump Juniors-won By HuSSey,
lb feet inches; +. Reed second
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Icwintrrs anil Mcintyre Draw.

Hugh McWintcrs, the colorcd boxer of Brooklyn,
gave great eIh biton Of Gamcness at the Pelican
C. ON saturday night. lie WAS ptted against
Percy hrlntyre, and for seventeen ROUNDS McWin.
tiers valloped his opponent all aIouad the ring,
Just before the seventeenth round end ID Mcwipers
threw his lsft arm out fsom the shoulder aud for
the remaining three rounds his arm praetically
helpless Despite this he used his right hand with
great sKscutan, landing Just as many blows as No
intyre. 1t Looked like a yi,tory for McWin-
tiers, but there were Wild shouts OF dis
approval from the uppreiudlced spectators when
t!eferee Frank Herald declared the bout draw, NJ.
Winters billed to meet Otto ScOff ~ Chic 30.
The clubs physician would not allow the Chcngoan
to fight saying that he suffering from the effects
81 beat prestrption 1t was Mcintyfe's professional
dclu. He recently won the A. A. Y. l45 odnd
Guardianship, although on saturday night he
looked to wrIgh nearly lI5 ,u1ts.
Johnny Ecatan of BROOKLYN and Eddie GOodhOiy
" NV York roasted arms in the rr4t preliminary
bout 81 tCp REFUNDS at ~ pounds Both boys were
i'll good snap and were evenly mat he'd. although
hesgsn bad slight advantage IN height. CO. dbpdy
got The decision. The second bout introduced Jack
MctiDNe n II New York AMI JacS FoX of Brooklyn.
This was also for ten ROUNDS at ~ pounds. Fox
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fought SO fairly" said the champion, There
dcrstood the rules and fought under them, and
Bob resolved his punlshment like mRR,N
attach9 Of the .Rheri1te office. who is a per
sonAl friend Of Bob fitEsim mons some days
ngo received the following letter from the
latter. II showsplptnly that Fitz feared defeat
at the hands OF JefTrics. and had evidently
warned all his friends against placing too
much confidence in the outcome OF the battle
OF Friday night:
Mr.. Lranard SIXTY.
DEAR Sis; Hno wing yop ~ have been en- avdeat
sdmireI " mine in the past thnk ny that you prob.
ably yLll have conhdepee IN my ability ~ pleist,
Erite 10 you - am doing to all my elose friepds
Ia order that their faith in me be not abused You
no doubt are well aware o. the fact that am getting
along In years and have for long tune been living
not kept ZIP with the times My opponent, Mr.. JEFF
fries must sdnit is without peer In our profess
sion to- day and would consider 1t no disgrace to
meet defeat at his hands He has youth, science.
strength and courage, and In my opinion should
have no trouble to defend the title (sh0u!d he gain
understand that say TIL, conhdentiallr and would
OF course not make public statement OF this kind
aud fur thermuro am sure that yuu woull not make
use OF this unless u he for your individual beneht,
MY obiert in writing this letter Is, yOu may he .
betting man, and like great many more. May have
cas-. YOU might ct ecslcssIy. IwoHld advise you
to be caref and net not on general results will
ceriainlt do my beet and hope to gain the victory
feel sRfe to say that will remain hive ten rounds.
and Il my usual good luck does not desert inc will
ccr,ainly win the tight. Hoptng that YOU will APP
preciato my letter OF caution remain Your sincere
friend. ROBERT Frzs1sMoEs
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Yankee and Dominion Ready for Their
Race To-Day.

NOMINAL. June 1l.-Both the Yankee and
the Dominion had their final spins this morn
ing and those who watched them expressed it
40 their opinion that the Yankee will receive u
fair chance. Both boats have been thoroughly
overhAuled and are In the best possible cond-
zion for to-morrow's race Capt. 0rdway and
they have been at any time since they cnmc
here. The crew as announced will be Ordway.
Douglass GFiEEs and Ramaley. The race to-
morrow will be 10 windward md return oyer
a two-mile course, to be sailed six times. Tho
weather promises to be fine and light Boats
have been told OF to act as patrols and tho
committee boat Dana will tow tho Yankee
from Dorval to the starting point.
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Perth Win. tho Grand PrIus n, LonsobAmps,
ypleial Cabl. D..pateh 10 TnE Sun.

Sprelal Cable DHpdtch 10 THE Sun.
PARIS, June 1.-THE race for the Grand Prix
do Paris was run at LongchAmps to-day, and
was won by Perth. Veas1ueZ was second and
Alhamhra III. third. The conditions and sum
mary follow:
Grand PrX de Paris Of - oOCO francs, I6o. 900
francs gwen by the CITY of Paris and 10000 francs
and allies foAled In isDH of every description and
country, added to a sweepstakes Of LOCO francs
lOP. NJ. on the Wednesday preceding the race. or
lam, tic ascou1 To receiSe 20 90 francs and t6c
third IQ,0oo francs out OF the stakes about one
milo and seven furlOngS; AhN subscribers.
NJ NJ. tAIlianits b. c. Perth, 10y War pAnce-Prim.
re mSae 4, yci.s;oucc,y' ~, Fric.mn
dsm- Etne
Comts de FelS b. Q. AlhGmbr ILL.,. by Little Duck
nAnAkorc hnf .
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Billy ODonncll Of Mrmphis and Frank Patterson
Of Brooklyn fought twelve round draw on sstur.
day night at the Greenwood AC. They were billed
TO 60 twenty rounds at "a pounds. while exciting,
the affair lost much Of its interest by foul uo;'. n
the part of both men. Patterson would have won
sept fer the interference by the authorities As 1t
was ne should have received the verdict for he had
Opopnell At HIS mercy when the 60 vas stopped.
In tha twelfth fnnpd fhsy fought il over ths ring.
lad him ami Pup tas on intss,srnd nS ~,
Eeferee. Edward Dougheriy. called it draw. Jim
Ross OF New York aud Charles c. stellO OF Brook.
lys FLASHED in the opening combat, The relglt wa,
fib peuad,. and the liaiit tan rounds. Ros,i stsr
he second round. aud tbe referee decided N fssor
Of his rival. Thopa, Felsh and Terence Edwards.
both of Brooklyn had it cut In the second TIT This
Was also for ten rounds at LOS pounds. Edwards,
who has good left hand led throughout. He
decision.
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A Quiet Day for ceiumbia's Crews.

PoUaHxEHPeIH. June 1l.-This was quiet
day at Coium bias quarters, Both crews went
to Yassar In the morninG and hoard President
Taylor'S address TO the Yassar graduates on
American shoTtoomin Gs in politios. society and
trade. They returned TO quarters with very
real and healthy appetite for the American in
stitution OF luncheon. The daily walks were
taken as usual, Hnd the work OF training will
be taken up with now zeSt tomorrow.
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SUNDAY ON THE DIAMOND.
Cincinnati Scores Easy Victories Over
LouisyilIe and Cleveland.

CISCtSNATI. o.. June II For the hrst time in the
history OF baseball here the Cncinnatls took part in
q double. header In which two clubs were in turn
their opponents. The locals had an easy time win
ming from the two tail.enders OF the League. The
attendance 1000. The feature OF the afternoon
vas the hit OF Wagner OF Louisville over the fence
CLARKE sslbsch, 9drooTsn and BOY "a some sensa;
gave nine bases on baIp, selbsph gettps ave Of
these. The score OF hrst game:
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LAND, 1--sECoSD GAME.

Thres;b.,e hit 8 lgden,;, saortnes hit,niller.
R.se: /. Bases On ssils"oa Hahn. ! "a bates; .,
Double plays Quinn. t6ethaad and Ticker; Smith
AcPhaeand Bsstlsy, Left on bsges -aineiapat, A.
Bates. tmpires-Mc Doasid end Emslis. Time
CHICAGO, .; st. LoUA I.
CHIcAeo. June 11.-Twelve thousand persons saw
tho Chicagrs their second victory over the 81
Louis aggregation to-day Griffith and Cuppy did the
twlrlnx, and although the latteE pitched giltedged
ball he vas 10 match for drihth. Eho yssla superb
after foul belt end both were badly injured. Vel.
yerton was AIKEN to the county hospitsi ~ an am.
bulance. His injuries ere sereus Nichols ca.
capped with deep cut over the right eye. The score:
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Catboats Sail in Broad Channel.

The Jamaica Bay Yacht Club held its hrst OF
the year for open catboats in Broad Channel Sat.
urday afternoon. Tho MAvourneen, in her clAAa,
held the lead from start TO hn.sh beating the Alta,
won the race III her elias as she pleased. and tho
Vitess mad no competitor. The nummaryi
a
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GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
FINE List or STAKES FOR CLOSING
WERK AT GR1PESEND.

ureher, new hork pteeblechhSe Hhu VIC
Falcon to BE Rua To-day sheepshend
to open saturday with suburban ana
Dpppi" H'e"'-'e"" ner""" No"''''o"'
Before another week rolls around picturesque
aHd breezy Sheepshead Bay will be the Mecca
for metropolitan raceRoers, und already spccu-
iation Is rife regarding tho outcome Of the
Suburban Handicap. lilo who won last year.
the stretch at Gravesend so badly the other day
that his old.time admirers will probably asht
shy ofhm. In the Gravesend race. however. he
ssssyss to make the pace win top weight up p,
do with his ienominions defeat The event
referred to was won by BY b % S with
~. pounds Up. and as rat Dunne's handsome
na no mus, pc na,@h, Msn uoi,oaav
"h nus t % he H hs" n".s
is IN good hands ana IL ne zoe, goes 10 'ne post
Don Don dc oros re- recent successes have earned
for him u lot of friends. hut there is some
else few days ago he was 50 risky that he
hit himself while samDolIins about the track,
in his work and such recess so near the race
% sOnT
ons Of III. ,orSss, i, I NOT the bsst all. round
lolds in the history Of the big stake.
As approrrIate side dish to the Suburban an
o ne ."naI a'"' ~ %,n,Io Eront ~ sin onn
llrst running OF inc nonhle Etsnt Oh sInntMs,
ms rae" Is lp Two s,,e ~ ~ q w.
" III IL - * E,turiIv cnurae and
f"s ee sn ,TT9ffs lie n s"Hs S%
last DAY oi me m"etlhE Eaeh uNeGE9RYh 6 ~ ING ,nS
Zoo WI DO S@dsd Il 1Ss S sp ons:
ss 10, s
The refardGs the condition Of JeHp
are y. now ssid e hSfs been saHsxsrasd Inv
fR auoE WEN SS seem Sy ssSrs a
~ lu Mimi MAJ On the neor fore ley
tbs v was bi"t a S when appssrsg, sp4 b.
aide dsaGE9PPr under treatment ,hG
stay rsSt in ths spRa, but sh2y,i thgp troub i;
,he cnt's c"mins emraGemrnts viii be can.
sssReSSo MssaSEts YIN bsfs"a !: out sS"T Z
doing satsiactoriIy hIth"nI s ms WorS is ohe
ira fsSs "a sfa
nolp,nnt u Rradford lam 90 Galway u r.
tIf,a.hoooi' II III ILL.,. Spnd fsmss Eeene
Hff sppiiea tons Tor ' reinstatsment were re.
iEIIsI IN so a oI attewasdS w. renre-
saeT ihn Jo VIZ rpui st the Goney Island
sfohet ev t T,nhis MIN m er msstinS " Wos
RRnrgh Ths hppoinsm stg%sFn sof e Thn foI
i"winx licenses s wers EraNted: eo'''s'
JocEsys-Sohn Buiimsn Alfred BiTetio j. !! Can
cn M'F ksne Soep Rogers Fred seeS farner
aFg h9Ss " niis A,,on,d,s Rsn,,min Asb.
mead, dsorss 4 Avery, Jr.. Jim fstsr a, ::
william Christian. John CuEis. Il, A: Davis. Joseph
Davis. c. Fl Dcakan, NJ, Danaher. o. fiannirsn.
" j. Green. George u. Hill, s. q, Hildrsth, Andres
Hckci W. 'snmnSs' " Sonh syi , yW wnu w.
M P pst,ss r. c fnnhid r. N ,onty John organ
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u1ws hESS
Stolen bssc.Hs!oni.ldt Rtchey. struck 9"t-bE
pitchef-iy Gaseo /; 6y Dowilna. l.. Taft on bsses
Cincinnati, I; Louisville q. Dasf by eFrorg-Cin-
cinnati. /. tmpre.- Ensns and hcDonaid Time
q hours and 8 minutes.
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Tho Chances Are Ysry Much More
ThAn favorable for Ailing your hotel or boarding.
house with dfrifahls pAtfpns. II you place your
advertising IN TEE eUNb column1.-Adr.
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Baseball Games To-Day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN AAsocIArIoS.
Boston 81 New York: Brooklyn at Baltimore: Phila-
delphiA o. Washington; 81, Louis st Chicago; Pitts
burg at Cleveland.
EABrERS LEAGUE.
Syracuse At Roehesteri Montreal at Toronto
Providence at Hartford; Worcester al Springfield
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Allentown at Newark; Richmond at PGterAoni
WIlkesblrre at Lancaster; scranton At Reading.
OTHER GAMES.
University Of PennsylvAniA vs. Brown. At Prov-
dence.
Baseball Notes.
At Crawford on Saturday the Crawford A. C. do:
fsAted the hvereide A, q, Of Newark By q score OF
IL 10 3, and a. Bradford, Canada, the Genuine
Cuban Giants defeated the b:Anttords By 8 10 4.
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Che Curt,
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES

Races Tn:Dny MT 2.3O p, N.
THE FALCON STAKES.
Tho Greater n. Y. stecplechaas Handicap
Music by Conterno's Concert Band.
Field stand, 90 Cents.
Special trains vic L. 4 d direct to grand stand
Parlor Cars. 10 2. H. Whitehall St. Y. VIZ
sn,h st. Brooklyn Ferry, 1900. i:'Ao' 100. 1'a0,
hhOOkLYN TRAINS leave BRooKLYN
BRIDGE via sth ay Elevated and p P. and q, L
II. r., every 10 minutes.
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Mrs. Irene Brush Joined the weekly .rup OF
the Century Road Club yesterday, but tho 100
mile ride was for her the third one since Bat
plete triple century. Mrs. Brush 10 said to be
ono OF two women only who have performed
this feat The century run had Eoodly mum;
on time last evening The roads were dusty,
but less 60 than was expected,