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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-20
COLONY is SUSTAINED
GOVERNOR OF NEWFOUNDLAND
GIVES UTTERANCE TO a START
LING STATEMENT
FRENCH FISHERIES DISPUTE

Sir Hugh MacCuIlum Contends That
the French Have No Territorial
Rights Whatever in Nevvfound-
land-They May Fish, but There
the Privileges They Enjoy Ter
minate-StrOnG Declaration.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., Aug. 19.-Sir Hugh
MacCullum, governor of Newfoundland,
In the speeches @he is making to resi-
dents along the French treaty coast,
where he is now inquiring into the fish
Cy dispute, Is very outspoken and en-
9hauc respecting the French claims in
Mat region. The governor asserts they
have no right there save the right of
Sshing concurrently with British sub
$ects, and that they are entitled to no
SRrritoriai recognition whatever.
This is the strongest declaration yet
made in favor of the colony.
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THRESHER EXPLODED.
Three Men Were Killed and On.
Fatally Injured

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Aug. ia
threshing machine blew up yesterday aft
ernoon, about five miles from Empire, in
stanuy killing Lyman E. Pilbeam, en-
gineer; Archie Auton, band cutter, and
Robert NeWhew, feeder. William Gilbert
was fatally injured
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-20
JACKsoNIAN DEMOCRATS.
Hon. Champ Clark, of Missouri, Adj
dresses the Multitude.

Douglass county Democrats, assisted by
a delegation of about 300 members of the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-20

ing General Intends to Sail for
the 0rient-Ordcrs Sent to the Of
1icers of the New Volunteer Reg
iEaents-Mr. Root Emphatic.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. - Secretary
Root authorizes the statement that Meth
er the president nor himself has consid-
cred for a moment having Gen. Otis SUI
perseded or sending any one to take his
place. The president and secretary are
satisfied that Otis has done all that any
officer could have done under the cir
cumstances, and they have full conf
dence that he will accomplish as much
as any officer could accomplish with the
increased facilities now being prepared
for him.
And you may state that as strongly
as you please" added the secretary, as
an answer to the question whether Gen.
Miles is going to the Philippines. This
seems to be definite, although some still
irsist that Miles may make a tour of OBJ
se1Vation to the scene of the fighting.
The statement was called out by the
published story of the intention of Gen.
Miles to start for Manila early in Octo-
Der to reach the Philippines at the end
of the rainy season.
CASE OF THIRTEENTH.
1t will not be possible for the govern
ment to carry the Thirteenth Minnesota
regiment TO Puget Sound point, as re-
Quested by Gov. Lind
The reasons why this cannot be done
were thus stated this afternoon by Col.
Bird, in charge of transportation: 1.-The
regiment has been ordered mustered out
at San Francisco Our transports will take
them there. After they disembark and
are mustered out, they are private citi-
zens, and we have no control over them.
1t is impossible to muster them out at
Portland, or Seattle, for we have no
camps established there. AS soon after
Decentralization as possible our transports
will all make return trips to Manila with
men now awaiting transportation
1t was further stated at the department
that, when the Oregon regiment came
home, this entire question was gone over.
The Oregon boys were mustered out at
Frisco, and then secured rate Of a cent
a mile to Portland
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Athletic. the Feature of Camp Life.

The Committee on Recreation Of the Catholic
summer school of Plattsburg. " Y, returned yes
terday morning after having inspected the athletic.
golf. tennis and other fields that have been newly
laid out. The recreation feature OF the summer
school this year is very important and under the
direction of Prof George Salmon the camp boys arc
becoming proficient athletes. The games thus far
have been run N regularly, and prizes have been
given To the first and second men or women in each
event. The programme comprises golf pnoits.
archery, boating. sNimning baseball. tennis.
bowling. cycling and athletics ON track md field.
Some featureis m for each arten' on The campers.
who are mainly composed Of Boston. New
York aud Montreal college boys, are under
the direction Of j. Tablet Smith. who 10 an old
camper himself and understands thoroughly the
wants of all those who do.ire that KIND OF life The
majority of athletic prizes have leon won by New
workers.. j. kcrr of the DE La sale Institute and
of the knicLerh'rkor q. has - far scored nearly
all the wins II l. a strong runner good swimmer
and excellent tall PLAYER Next week the st. Jancs
Union will visit the camp and VIII no doubt win
some " the prizes The golf links. while not the
best in the country, are good enough for practc
purposes, and tournaments viii be held once
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Ross. to 1. ,econd Levicc. 1o4 u. MARTINI. to l..

third. Time. 1:nHA.
second Race Four and a half furlongs-Lizrie
Mccarthy lO7 Kelley, X to o. won: Advance Guard,
iO5 Hainl. 2 t. /, second; Alfred VArgrave los r.
Ross, 4 to third. Time, Oib5A.
Third Race Three quarters OF a mile-Damocles,
1Oi ,SonRer . to ]. won; Old Saugus. 1903 Hen.
sonj, ~ to L. second BRnnio, 81 u. Daily, to !,
third. Time, I;lIA.
Fourth Race-FiveeiThths OF mile-Iamp Globe,
10 Flint, q to won; 1ickfull. 10 (E. RossJ. to
l. second: Insurrectlon. lu2 tDugan,, 6to l. third
Time. i;O5.
Fifth Racc-Threc.quarterso of q mile-LA Mascotta
~ lMrGinnl 10 to won; Diva. s6 u. Daily, Is to
]. second Tilie W., loO Rigby,. . to /, third.
Time, las
sixth Racc-One mile and a sixteenth Fnnomia,
1Ol lIolantO, 20 TO /, won; Hnmelikc, lO5 tMcln.
tyre), TO - second; col Frank Waters. ~ tRigby,
10 /, third. Time. 1853
Seventh Racc- Thrce.quarters of mile Carotta
c.. 1913 (Scovillel, to e, won Judge Wardcll, 1906
powersD. ~ to l. second George Krats, ll2 ,Valcn
tine. It to l, third. Time, t!lsx.
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE excellent drainage at the
hawthorne track made a dry course possible to-day
1t was deep and slow, but there was little or no
mud. The surprise Of the day was the defeat of the
odds on fGvOritc, Montgomery, in the NTH race.
Two faNorites and all equal nrst choice won. Sum
mary:
First Race-SiN furlongs-Ladv Elite. lO2 Beau
champ. ~ t. |. won BarraCk lo5 shepherd. ! to
!. second Decoy, 100 (MatthewsD 10 to /. third.
Time. l:lSbV.
second RaCe-T"ppan. lob bispine', to ]. won;
Little Jack Horn"r. ~ w. Jones', to ], second;
Rmskin, Iol tR Narvaez). : to third Time 1,lo'.
Third Racr--Oue aud onc-eighth milcs-Brigade,
o. Fitch, 81 To- l. won; Boncy Boy. ~ lseatunj. 10
70 !. sec nd; Branch. 1O2 tMatthews) to l. third.
Time. 200.
Fourth Race--one and one sixteenth miles
Hardly, 1o2 everett. Alto !. won; Samovar. 100
Knapp, Ia 20 l. second Elidad 100 Akcr) IL to i,
third. Time. 90
Fifth Racc--stx furlonvs-Sim W, 100 Everett
to |. won, RacIvan, ~ tkn!ghtl. 10 u /. second
Murat, lo+ Beauchamp). to ], third. Time l:17le.
Sixth Race-Onc mile Pat Garrett, III tBispng),
10 to |, won; limewatcr. ia Gluvcr' 4 & |. src-
nnd: Martha Fox. lol (Bassenger) 10 to /, third
Time, li4Sip.
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ST. ToUts. July 17.-Notwi thstandng the down.
pour Of yesterday the track was in excellent CON
dition, while u good. sized Monday crowd was iii at
tendance. Betting was lively. salindA. l6uto /
shot. which was lbcrLlly played. hcng cut to 100.
hurt the buukmakprs. Summary:
.fnst Race Six fnrlongs ! Lake Fonso, 112
LHouckl. +" TO won hsthrrine d. IL McJoynt.
/, third. Time I:1N&
Second Race-Sellng; six furlougs-Sanda 1902
tCaddy), 100 to won; BArriso. lO4 DMcCluskeyb Il
TO l. second Randazzo. lo7 Gilmore 20 to /. third
Time, llSA.
Third Race Selling; one mile and seventy yards
Chiinura, loo 'Houck'. 3 to l. won. Etdorpha Io7
iBritton. 40 to L. second: Friesland lU7 Gonleyl 8
to !. third. Time l:4HL4
Fourth Race Selling. six furlongs -Hindoonet
1l2 JrnkInsl. ~ to 10, won. Loving Cup, lOT
(Houckl. i4to 3, second, Mitchell ia ,Coney). 10
to L. third. Time. l:IG4.
Fifth Race-Handicap: one mile-Gaston O2
HoucD. even won: Sir Rolla. % (SouthardJ. to /,
second; Be True. " Frost. to l, third. limo,
1i45.
Sixth Race-Five and a half furlongs-Suc John
son. 1OI tConleyl. = to l. won; Sir Kingston. 1Ol
Huuckl. IL to I, second; Dissolute. 100 ,SUuthard
to ?. third. Time l:ll.
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2l-FooT KHoCKABouTs.
Esperanxn Leads the Fleet Home.

NEWPORT. July 1.-THE swccpstske race be-
tween the thlrtY-footers this afternoon was
won by the Espernnza. sailed by Harry o.
Hayemeyer. Jr. The contest took place over a
triangular course OF eight miles. twice over, in
fair southerly breeze The Esperanaa got
the best OF the start but at the end of the first
round the Carolina was thrty-seven seconds
In the lead. On the second round however,
the latter ran into a calm and was passed by
several boats, With the exception o:the Caro-
lima and ASahi all the yachts were sailed by
their owners. FoXhallP i. Keenc was a guest on
the Wa Wa Summary follows:
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Polo.

HEMPsTEAD. July ia special match be-
tween members OF the Meadowbrook Polo Club
brought out large gathering this afternoon.
The game was played on the old field at
Meadowbrook This will be the last played
here this season. as most Of the club mem b"rs
he in readiness for the Point Judith and Vest
chester tournaments. which will be he Id at
Narragansett Pier and Newport respectively.
To-day's game resulted in a victory for the
team captained by Harry Payne Whitney, who
came on from Newport to play. G. G. Baldwin
managed the other team. The score:
Whitney's team. | | ; BaldW in team
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The RECORD.
pRooK1YS. I; CHICAGO. 4.


Pitcher Hughes was a hard proposition for
the Chicagos TO solve yesterday at Washington
lark. Half OF the visitors runs were due to
f"i,IInE mtsp plays lie had almost perfect COM
maud. giving but one base on balls and that IN
The IAsi inning. Caseys third base play did
much to help the Californian out, although
iay aud pahen were also instrumental In
eating N runners; as vel as making AK errors
I"urLt IRON the Reading Club OF the Atlantic
lragun. Iitrh"d Tor the GhicGgos and was ef-
Ions men took lead that was never headed.
Thnt,rdiug Of the visitors was rather discour-
aging 10 their new pitcher Woyer tor In par par
r,,H" was 'o1Kei at By 1900 persons. which
good vat sstG9d2nGs S0ns sE n
ty the payers and tho game was rapidly
The Chiragos scored two runs in the secoud
TuEtr4 Nc, urmirk was, safe on scratch hit
to. lohIon IN! reached third on Demontre-
r l IN Id 6n!nn ays 0H ss Smd E"ts
n9,%d w"s in the tsrv hat of the
i M two. lager to centre and Hughes worked
la,!- H.d kecler smashed clean double to
gsnt. n. which MCGUIRE and Hughes went
I ,| %~Gy ras Zones slU ana T Keaep Gap
,or -" - second and kept on to third. as Dona-
hue throw the, ball into centre field. DAILY
brought IN Kelley with base hit to left
Casey, splendid base running was responsible
!or another Brooklyn tally In the last half 81
the fourth inning. He began with q clever
but and beat out Wolverton,s good throw by
a Iuick slide into the bag Mcclure flied 10
NrIurmlck and a moment later Casey made n
clean steal al second. He sprinted to third on
Wovrton's tumble OF Hughess ,rap. and
dashed across tho plate on Joncs's fly to
Nortcs The little fellow got a warm reception
when he walSed tn the bench.
The Chlcague made two more runs in the
scycuth after two were out. when they should
have been BANKED. DAILY dropped Garvu's
fy, which could hay" been taken by kceler.
aut Rynns groundcr, went through Dahcn.
Green drove "A three Dagger to left and both
men Gaoprd in. Brooklyn got one run in
thi. inning. kccIcr was safe as a starter on
NlrrOrmlrk'S tumble and went to third on
keUev's single TO loft Joe stole second and
Daiy hit To D"muntrevillc. The latter throw
low u the plate. but Donahuc made a fine
pick M and caught Keelcr in the nick Of time.
laIy stole s"cunl after Anderson had flied 10
the sh1rtstor. Dahlcn's ErOundcr was stopped
hy Wolverton, who sat down just as he was
about TO throw and Kelley scored The score:
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die, Magoon. Lachance. Sacrifice hits-McAlllster
Sninn Howell. Brodie. Stolen bAses-McClraw
Holmes t2l ketster, Shcckard az Robinson Inck.
neal Dowd schmidt sullivan. Harris. Double play
nnlliNah and Tucker First base on errors Ciove-
lAnt, = First base ON bAlls-On Bates T. Hit Inv
pitcher, BY Bates, 2. Struck out-By Howell. 4.
Tiney2 hours and 20 minutes UmpIrps-Jyncb
and Connolly. Attendance, SOL. '
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CUICAGO'S THIRD DEFEAT.
urn HrGHES ~ the BoI BROOK
NV TAXES THE PRESENT SERIES.

philadelphia and Boston Win from Cincin-
NAH and PntsburE Nespectively-Balti-
,uu,e. Lose to Cleveland and Then Anui-
Mat" tho Tnilenders IN n second Contest
waning again yesterday the Brookyns
g ,lrce straight games from the Chicagos.
1i,,,un'. mon have a lead Of 90 points. but
,,,,.y .,.,.d Victories these DAYS. "a the Phila-
d.,,,,,,s and Bostons are following them with
, u.h The Qunkcrs won their third consecu-
,,re Io.r from the Cncinnatis and the Bostons
d,4 .nr same with the Pittsburgs. The cham
,,r- are etill only three points behind tho
,.,7,.l mo team. The BaltImores had fine
c,.,,., +, take fourth place from the Chicagos.
,.,.r,..y st the first game to the Clevelands
,.NI.l a.wakovcr in the second. Wet grounds
,.,,.,..o.I the Louisville Washington contest.
,hc rr-Dl-.
,k4yu. =. Chicago, T.
rr.t.n. y F,ttshurg b.
u.lG,lt4a 3. Cincinnati. 2.
cleveland :, Baltimore. 2 (arst Rame).
Baltimore. ri, Cleveland. y tseoond game).
Al washingon-wetg grounds.
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hooting for the Queens Prize at Bisley.

Special CdoIc DeIDdtch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. July 1.-THE first stage of the
shooting for the Queens Prize at Bisey was
concluded to-day. Five competitors, including
Lieut., Bertram OF Canada and Capt, Wilson OF
the Queens Regiment OF Edinburgh. made the
highest possible scores. The marksmen COM
planned OF the intense heat and the glazing sun
light.
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The fifty arst birthday of Dr. ". q. Grace, cham.
pou cricketer Of the world will be celebrated to-day
all over England, and in fact wherever cricket Is
played. Grace was born July ~, lS4S, and in
1854 he FIRST played cricket In 1865 he chosen
to assist the Gentlemen AGAINST the Players at iorus
and at the oval. Grace began his long list " cen
turIes III nrStclass matches in 1876 by making PA,
not out for England against Surrey. after going in
at the fall ~ the NTH wicket. He ,gstered 2,I3y
runs with an ayerag" II ~, during the season II
1871 ana this total stood u record for twenty-five
prcGAte OF 2,Isu. During this sam" year, cut OF
twenty Ave matches Ila ed, Grace made ten cen
turtles the highest being 2dS this score made on
Aug a. the oval. He also mRiu splendid inning
of $50 IN 1872 against George FreelAud and Allen
Hin Grace 'hrvrd the relnArk. able feat OF scoring
l.OUo runs in May. 1875. aud on the nth OF that
month he completed his Tooth century in nrstClAss
cricket at the Ashley Down grounds Bristol
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Sam freedman, New York. Frank Erne
ID. D.. Sewurk.--He was born iu Elstnn Corn.
wall England. on June !. 1862.
A. c. T.. Bro oElyn.- Fitzsimmons SAYS he struck
him fair and unbiased judges agree with him on this
score.
SPIKE" sullivan announces ,hat he has been
mKto he'd to box kd Parker in Denver on Aug ] 1 in
u twrnty-rouud bout.
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Baseball DANES To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Chicago at New York: Ptsburg at Brooklyn; st.
Louis at Boston Louisville at Philadelphia; Cincu-
natl at Baltimore Cleveland at Washington.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Springfield at Toronto; Hartford at Montreal;
Providence at Rochester; Worcester at Syracuse.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Newark at Wilkesharre; Reading at Lancaster;
Richmond at Allentown.
OTHER GAMES.
THE SrS VS.. TriJur,. at Prospect Park.
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JanowSki Challenges Lnsker to Play CheA
for the Championship.
Special caLl, Dr,patch 10 Tnr sr

'V|TT"T 'TTT' I7T'puV'T W 1T ''VN'
LONDON, July l7.-Janowski. the chess ex-
pert has challenged Iasker, the winner Of the
recent London tournament. to play series OF
ten games for f4OO side for the champion
shin OF tho world He stipuates that the match
shall be played at the beginning Of 1900. and
10 take place anywhere except in London.
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The Real Estate Board of Brokers.

Requiring the news facilities Of a Trustworthy morn
ing publication, together with corresponding eli
enage, have designated THE SuN their official News
and Advertising medium. There il printed each
day complete sum mary OF Heal Estate transactions.
together with list OF Real Esate Auction Sales to
occur.-AdV
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sCHooNERs-sPECIAL RACE,

II.
Atlantic. Wilson Marshall. .s6.3l & 81 II 8 II ~
Latona. II. c. Enu...........74.42 . ~ 20 3 % 20
sCHOoSERs-CLASS u.
Amorta, W. g: Brokaw 1856 u o. 4 81 OF
pusetta. H.F.&R LLppi;t.Il 10 % Il 81 ~
The winners were:
SPECIAL Schooner Class ColoniA wins from Amor
ia. by minutes - seconds. from Quisctta, by 9
minutes seconds; from Ls'ona, by 81 minutes ~
seconds: from Atlantic. by -, inmates ~ seconds
Class D Amorita wins from Quisetta. by min
schooner Handicap Raco-Atlantic wins from L..
tona. by minutes Il sec nds.
The schooners Clorta and Uncas sailed twice
throulh bout, The actua! times Of crossing the
line were: Clorita. ii Al 49, Uncas. l 40 90.
At the first mark on the first round the Clorlta
creased this lead on the close reach to 3 min
Htcs and 80 see%nds Or tie windT"Td work
the first round at :35 :OU The time OF the
uncas was ;37:2s on the broad reach the
mnrs Sssa the GGr t and syped Ts
got in trouble at this mark. and the Clorita
took, the lead again, and then held IT TO the
CIoritu 1855 80; Uncas. 3:57:47. This is the
summary:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS P. 85 FEET-srART ll:4O.
Length, h fi%:' 'o 17ss.
f fasss j: ?! Rsfss s1:s
Clorita wins from Uncas by minute and SO
seconds.
The soopfS in class crossed d, the line as fo!
syss The Acushs kep in The lead
past the first mark where the relative posi-
tons were not changed. 1t vas close reach
Syce, 12;4a;i0; Kestrel. u "A - On
the ,wpdward work, the ,Acushla held
her lead and turned the homo mark at
match. and got we'll oyer to FlaGer,s Point be-
fore they bore OF on their course. On the beat
home the Syce passed the Kestrel. The An
3:38:3o: Acushia' 3:4658 The table f0 foyFs:
sLooPs-cLAss X 81 rEEr-sTARr 1l:45.
ELAPSED Corrected
Lrn0h Time. Time.
Yacht and Gunner IT. II, NJ, +. II. ~ 6.
Acushia H. " ana A. Hanan.5oi5 90 IS 90 "a
The Sycc wins from KAstrel by minutes %
seconds and from Acusha IL. by minutes ~
seconds.
The knockabouts crossed the line in this
order: Spindrift. Mongoose. ThelGa. Nudge.
The times at the end ot the first round were:
Spndritt, :O5:55; MonRoosc | IA: Ui; Nudge,
! lao; IhelGa. l;2ol3, These yachts sailed
they went In the same direction. The finish
ing times were: Spindrft. 2:l6:OO: MongOose,
2;2l :13 Nudge. 2:20:5O: Thalga, 1892 81.
The table follows:
2l-FooT KSoCKABoUTs.
Eops,d CORRECTED
Ltn0h. Time. Hms.
Yacht and Owner. n Inns ma
spindrlf S. &. Prize. .......2lo 90 2 20 90 2 rs 90
hongoosc. Simeon Ford....2i.oo 81 l3 81 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Y C. KNoCKABoUTs.
Thelga. A. P ThAyrr.......2l.Oo : - 81 . 20 81
The Spindrift wins from MonGoosc hy min
utes IL seconds: the Nudge wins from ThelRa
by minutes second.
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At Springfield. q; Toronto, /.
Al Syracuso-Syracus y; Worcester z
A. rochester, Providence, =; Rochester, =.
At MOntrcal-Rain.
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At Minneapolis Minneapolis, II; Buffalo l. At
~ Paul-St Paul. II: Columbus :. At Kansas
Sity,hansss city. |, indianapolis, l. At Mllwau.
kee-M Milwaukee D; Detroit, !.
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New York state League.

AZ Newport pawtucket. .; Newport, o.
At PUrtland-Bruckton, IL; Portland. n.
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At Rome-Rome, !; Binphamton 2
At schenectady Schenectady, 2; Oswegu g.
Al luca-Flrst Rame-l'tica, l. Cortland l.
Second game-Itlca, .: Cortland o.
At Albany-First game-Albany 1; Auburn q
Second game-Albany, .; Auburn, /.
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Ir"s@n .........,...,..o 9 o o -
4 '! AZ ,..............O q y u . q o.
Two UIse hits Keclor. Mcclure, Hughes, Demon
trI.!Ir. Three base hlt-,rcen. stolen bases
A""r5 ; paly, Dahlcn, Casey. Donahme. Fir't base
o. 'lr r. brooklyn, !; Chicago, s. First Dasr on
halls GA Hughes. /; of Garvin. ,. struck By
HNEn,s b, h' Garvin. 2 Left IN bases-Brroklrn.
Chi aGn, :. Tlmo-l hour and 80 minutes. TIM
psr"'-Swnrtwood anil Hunt. Att"ndance-2 800.
BOSTON. 8, rIrrsUrRG. ..
boston, July 1.-THE champions made It three
TIaghi from PttshUrg to-day by timely hitting aud
good hrldnR. Lewis although hit hard. managed
- he"I ID" hat scattered. Sparks knocked out
y. re box, Hotter succeeded him aud was more
entctye The score:
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Connecticut State League.

At Brstol-New Haven. 10; Bristol o.
At Meriden- First game-Meriden, :; Waterbury
g. Second game Mcridcn. 49, Waterbury =.
Al New Iondon-New London, Is; Bridgeport l.
At Norwich-Derby, y; Norwich. U. Forfeited
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year.olds and over; selling;
HESULTs on OTHER TRACKS.
At Fort Erie.

BUFFALO. July l7.-seyen races were run of at
Fort Erie to-day on fast track. Weather rainy.
summary;
First Kacc-T!yc anil a half furlongs-Little Reg.
gle, l05 lwapshlrej. " /. won; Done, l0Sh II.
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Totals ..3 pSJl IA 2 Totals e 1890 II l
'"'hll.. run made with ont.
66h''a't.l INA ......u q . o o l Ia
N.htALau ......O o o U 0 q %
!" la-o hats Thomas ChileS McPhee. Sacrifice
n lL.5p-. Left ON bases Philalelphia. g.:
/. .".'' J., struck out-By Phillips. =, by Don
".'. stolen bases-Cruss. Delrhanty. Double
!. f. Y, Pare, turcorau aud Beckley -: McPhre
AZ TaD. FIRST base on balls-On Philips. 81;
;, = Z No., First base ors-C.ncinnati. /.
T. by r he'd ball By Phillips. /: by Dnnohuo. /.
IN ."' NiuassAu aud Smith. Time hours an |
'LFNFrNNn. 7, BALTIMORE, 2-FGRsr GAME.
hN lMuRI. July lT.-Baltimore and Cleveland
81 ~ wen ~ n double-hca der TODAY. The games
VIZ i'tiNr' loss aside from the knocking OF pitch
~ w ~" hoI In both contests. SOps for Balti-
'llr'"l IN the tirst. while q similar dose was
"''eN ~ To- hates in the second. The score;
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Dlsc, Hamilton, buff, McCarthy Beaumont. sAc.
-" at C,.hu.. First base on bals-Oh Lewis. 3;
~ h. -. OF fl1aor. !. Struck ontBy Lewis. 8.
, Sr'h,. I; 1T by pitcher-By Lewis, |. Umpircs
Ia'Ilr amd Mcdonald. Time hours and 70 min
hrs AtcuAancc-2, 300.
rhLApEIPHIA, 8; CISCISS.TI, ..
,PfILirFIrl,. July H. Philn ielphil defeated
o'Hrilai. 'h.s afternoon in a stubborny contested
e.IrI1hn..g game, in which the hitting was light
H"d the Bidding brilliant Attendance 3.27%. The
score.
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Mllkesharre .,...,1 u q q q q q o. 4 1
Newark. ..,.....,..O u o q % q q
Batteries-Patten and Gonding; Coogan and II ach.
At Allcntown-Wet grounds.
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Atlantic League.
AT LANCASTER.

r.,.., n. n. p.
Lancaster .......o u O 2 o. 10 a
Reading. .........0 o y u % X q
Batteries Fraser and stroh; Fertch and snyder.
AT wIiKEsBARRE
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Baseball, Washington Park, p. NJ, To-Day.
Brooklyn vs.. Pittsburg. Adm. 600. and 25c.-Adv.