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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-24
Dewey Sick on His Ship

LEGHORN Italy, August ID.
Admiral Dewey today remained
on board of his flagship, the Olym-
pia, which arrived here at noon
yesterday from Naples, being i'll
with fever. The captain of the
vessel received the visits of Off
Gals and others in his place.
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The German Press condemn Gen.
Mercier's conduct in heated Ian
guage.
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The Rapid Transit Co has been
granted permission to lay their
tracks upon King street from Liliha
to Victoria. BAN
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-24

The execution OF Tiara Ichigaro,
a condemned Japanese murderer,
has been deferred until October 9th
in order for an appeal against the
sentence to be heard before the Su.
preme Court.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-24

Kentucby's iamous Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any of
the saloous and at Lovejoy Il Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-24

The "profession" has a tender
spot for Ben Napthaly, but at the
same time the "boys" wish that Ben
would behave himself. On Monday
morning he will have to answer to
serious charge in the District Court.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

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Orpheum tonight.
NEW SAILOR HATS at Sachs.
THE PEOPLES PROVIDERS,
Sachs a. Co.
Orpheum tonight with excellent
entertainment.
Don't miss the show at the Opera
House tonight. tfi 81
X aud g CORSET are the best.
Sachs & Co., Agents.
SPECIAL SALE of Ladies Mus
lin Underwear at Sachs
Forty Nine will be staged at the
Opera House tonight.
1t is reported that the Nippon
Maru will be two days late.
Editor McPhee of the Santa Ana
Blade is a visitor to the city.
500 Dozen Towels, 75c a Dozen,
at l.. b. Kerr's Departure Sale,
----------------
The Teachers Association meet at
the High School at l p. m. to-mor-
row. sftf
The band will give concert at
the Hawaiian Hotel tomorrow
evening
DR. j. W. Galbraith has been
recommended for license to prac
tice medicine.
10000 pieces Valeucienues Laces,
all New Patterns, at l.. B. Kerr's
Departure Sale. 'l
Great treat promised for next
week at the Opera House-The ST.
lence OF Dean Maitland.
American Messenger Service,
Masonic Temple, Telephone 444
All night service.
Dr.. Wetzel has been appointed
Government physician at Puma dur
ing the absence OF DR.. LIE Blond.
Mr.. T. Rain Walker yesterday en-
tertained the officers OF II. b. Ms
Survey ship Egeria at luncheon at
Haleiwa.
e The Wavsrley Club meets in spe-
cial session this evening to hear
report from the committee OF man
agemant.
The Rapid Transit Co has been
granted permission to lay their
tracks upon King street from Liliha
to Victoria. Baa
The U. S. T. Senator, it is expect
ed, will sail in the course OF the day.
The Young recruits on board are an
impecunious crowd
The schooner Altoh is total
wreck on he Hawaiian coast be
twsen Kahihpali and Kaalualu. She
was owned by McChesney & Sods.
The HongkoDg Maru arrived yes
terday afternoon with two days
later news from San Francisco and
sailed for the Orient this afternoon.
Geo. w. Smith DdyDr. Wood have
been granted leave aof absence by
the Board of Health on account OF
their proposed visit 70 the mainland.
Mr.. w. Williamson arrived by the
Hongkong Maru yesterday to as
sumo his position at Oahu College.
Report speaks favorably OF Mr..
Williamson as scholar aud an ath-
lete. INC
The Moore Roberts Co. appear at
the Opera House tonight in the
romantic play OF $40" Maggie
Moore will represent "Carrots" and
H. r. Roberts the Bedrock Gen
eral."
Kentucby's FAMOUS Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloous and at Lovejoy Il Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
The "proiession" has tender
spot for Ben Napthaly, but at the
same time the "boys" wish that Ben
would behave himself, On Monday
morning he will have to answer to
serious charge in the District Court.
The execution OF Tiara Ichigaro,
a condemned Japanese murderer,
has been deferred until October 9th
in order for an appeal against the
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-24

Orpheum tonight.
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The U. S. It. Senator, It's expect
ed, will sail in the course OF the day.
The Young recruits on board are an
impecunious crowd.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-24

The Moore Roberts Co. appear at
the Opera House tonight in the
romantic play OF ea9." Maggie
Moore will represent Carrots" and
H. r. Roberts the Bedrock Gen
eral."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-24

Mr.. w. Williamson arrived by the
Hongkong Maru yesterday to as
sumo his position at Oahu College.
Report speaks favorably OF Mr..
Williamson as scholar aud an ath-
lete, inc
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-24

The schooner Altoh' is total
wreck on The Hawaiian coast be
twstn Kahihpali and Kaalualu. She
was owned by McChesney & So1s.
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Geo. w. Smith and DIR. Wood have
been granted leave aof absence by
the Board of Health on account OF
their proposed visit 70 the mainland.
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land. third. Ice Drop. Mcpometsll.t and Klckum.

land, third. Ice Drop, Mcnomctallist and Kickum.
second Race-Five and a half furlongs-Midlight.
VIZ lburnE, To q and to g won Kilt, ~ Wilsonl.
TO Tor place second; Rideau. 100 Mason. third.
Third Race-One mile and fnrlong- Filon dor.
~ burns. to 10 and out,won The Bachelor, i /
lawson "to for place, second; Tragedian. ~
tMstloncl third. No other starters, Time, BAN.
Fourth Raro-Seven iurongs- BardellR, Iu7 tSpcn-
cerl, y to . aud to =, won; Myth. 10 pullman,
TO for place seconds Sister Alice. 1o6 wilson,
third Catrilo. Jael and Blarncystono also ran.
Time. l2BA.
Fifth Race One mile and a sixteenth -Trilo. io7
spencer. to and out. wor; Bon Ino. ~ Blair,
to for place, second; Miss Patron, lO< (Junrsl,
thlrd Time l:tSA. Beau Ideal, Weller Great
neck. Niceregal, Nearest and Cathedral also ran.
The programme for tomorrow follows:
First Race-For all ages; $500 added; allowances
hNo and half furlOn0s Sanders, liz pounds
second R6cC-For three.yoar Olds and over: $500
added allowances; one mile and sixteenth
Swiftmas. ~ pounds Survivor. ll4' Burla III;
Havoc. 10Y st. Cloud. 100; Atucena. 1oI; TGc Ken
Third Race-The McGrathiana Stakes for two
ysar'olds purse 81 900 allowances seven furlOnRs
-,Mesmcrist i22 pounds sam Phillips. les Sardine.
ll3; Golden Rule. lI3: Mark Check, III; Sedan,
lOs.
Fourth Race--For three year olds: Weights Ave
pounds below the scale. with allowances: $500
added: one milc-Roysterer. i2l pounds Survivor.
~; Batter. 81; Queen OF Song. los; DR., Nembua,
100; TOcula. lOl
Fifth Race For maiden three year olds and over:
special weights: with allowances; $500 nddcd six
furlongs- Black Bonnet loa hounds; Sadie south
we'll lOh Ineenntmara lO5, Chappalua. lOI Fly
ing Scotchmnn. lOi: Emigre. lOl; Miss Mitchell 40.
Six Il Racc-A handicap hurlh race; $500 added;
one mile and half oyer sik hurdles Three Forks.
Caesar, 14O Horse Play, 1872.
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Baseball Games To-Day,

NATIONAL LEAGUE ASD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
New York at Cincinnati; Brooklyn at st. Louis:
Boston at Louisville two games; PhilAdelphiA at
Chicago; Baltimore at Cleveland; Washington at
Pittsburg.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Toronto at Montreal; Syracuse at Rochester:
Worcester at Hartford Providence at Springfield.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Newark at Reading; Allentown at Richmond;
Wilkesbarre at Lancaster.
OTHER GAMES.
st. Aloysus Young Mems Society OF Newark va
Zaloun A; C., at Little Falls.
Morrstown F. e. W. Englewood f. C.. at Morris
town.
south Orange +. c. VS. Dreadnaught A. c., at South
OrAngr.
State Hospital Misunderstanding at Norris Plains
Nailsburg vs.. SnrlnEhcld. at yailsturg.
orange A. c. vs. New York A. C., at orange Oval.
Ridge.
st. Monca's Iycoum r. II. c. vs. Mctropolitans of
Staten Island, at Staten Island
Murry Hills Ys. Marions. at Perth Amboy.
Mount Vernon.
Nassau h. b. C. VS.. Brooklyn Field Club. a Green.
pont
East New York, at Wcstwood.
vill".
Empires of East New YORK Va Worthwhile T. c., at
Bay Ridge A. G. vs., Pacific II. b. G.. At Jersey City.
Al"rts vs.. Borough Park +. e., at Borough Park.
West sid" Vs. 81. Bartholomcw's second team. at
West Bergen.
Ros"ville Athletic Association vs.. Madison +. at
Madison.
Hollywood Inn vs.. Volunteer 4, A. at Yonkcrs.
Poughkeepsirs ". JERSEYS, at Jersey city.
EHplrCS ". Loy"a Union Of New York at East
Now York.
star Athletics vs. Clifford 4. C., at Newark.
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Yachting SoteE.

The Dougastum Yacht club will have water sports
tins afternoon, IN" nun will begin at ! O'Clock and
prizes have been offered tor swimming rG, eS tub
races, hurs" la rs aud water baseball. There will
also be- n race tor knuCkabUutS
Mr.. ". Butler DTuean Dr., who is directing the
movements ~ the yacht Defender, left town last
might for Bristol, whore he Will board the yacht
and stand ready e. sail the postponed race against
the Columbia. Mr.. duncan SAID the contest might
take place on Monday though he had not heard
definitely fr IN the Newport Yacht Racing Associa.
ton under Whose auspiccs the contest will lie sailed
The annual regatta OF the Indian HarbNr Yacht
Club Will Ice sailed to day on III" sound on Green.
Nch. Every lass for winch ia, re- has hlled
well aud s"mr rar" sport VIII be witnessed II there
any wind. The Arushla H., which has been over
hauled sine" her last race, will he hand u RAGS
with the Syrv. The Judges boat will leave the ub-
hous" dock At 1890 o'clock aud the start will hS
made at II O'Clock The start Will be on Little Cap
IA island. and the courses over which the yGchll
Will sail are triangular ones.
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Turf Notes.

MIDDLETowN July 2s.-The Horsemen's Associa-
ton of this city did not conclude to enter the Orange
County Circuit until too late to good list OF
entries. SO at meeting on Thursday night the
races were declared OF. Only sixty entries had
received for the thirteen events.
When the horses cAntcred back to weigh in after
the third race at Bright IN Beach YESTERDAY Chart.
less let fly like mule and knocked a stable
boy out Of business. The boy was carried off tho
track. hut came around all right after little time
He was slightly cut about the hip.
In the hrst race at Brighton b rach yesterday W C.
DAlY's rank outsider James Tod received such a
failing from Patsy McDermOtt 10 keep within hail
OF his horses that b. tried to get on the chute
turn by going through the fence. McDermott gave
the night up and walked the brute home. The stew.
ards accepted the Jockey explanation.
SARATOGA, July 2s.-For the past two days the
racing has been conducted at Saratoga without a
steward being In tho stand to represent the
club To-day, however, there was man present
who was looking after the clubs interest This
was Il. 7. Wilson, Jr.. the wellknOwn horse owner
who was appointed before tho racing began As
Wilson has horses taking part in the meeting here he
will have to appoint deputy when representa- We
from his stable is racing.
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IOLO.
George Gould'S Team Beaten ny the Phila-
delphias Mt Sarragansett Pier.

NARRAGANsETT PIER. July 2S-Another fine
day favored the POO players In the annual polo
tourney Of the Point Judith Country Club now
IN progress on the grounds at Widhed Farm.
There was large ATTENDANCE both from New
port and Narraganseu. The play to-day was
Tor the Rhode Island cups. and tho rival fours
we're both from Philadelphia. the competing
teams being the Devons II aud the second four
OF III" Philadelphia Country CLUB
George Gould ana g. Randolph Snowden
played excellent polo for the Devons and
MesSrs kennedy any McFadden OF the Phiia-
try Club team; The first goal was scored by
Snowden OF the Dcvuns in the first period
The Phladrlphias played all around the
Deyons in the second period and rolled up six
throughout. The third period was tedious and
long drawn out, and was followed with l.ttlo
interest. Philadelphia won by IL to 3. The
lineup:
Deyons Il.-Georgo ]. Gould handicap .; &. r.
Snowden, handicap =: G. II. McFadden handicap
b r +. S%lii%T ,e1Gkl Randicag 81 Total, 4,
f. Kennedy, handicap II; J. 7. McFaIdcn. handicap
3; H. T. Mexican back, handicap !. Total. 10.
The referee was DR.. Barclay H. Warburton.
The tourney will be continued Saturday.
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More Prize Winners at the Monmouth
County Horse Show.

LONG BRANCH. July 2S.-The second day Of
the Monmouth County Horse Show was well
attended. and the weather was delightful.
Vice President and Mrs. Garret A. Hobart
again occupied their box. Master futile Ho-
hart was there. as was also the Hon. Russell A.
Alger, Secretary OF War. who arrived At Nor
messed the Judging OF horses on Jersey soil
seekers after information he had only one an
swer: have nothing to say" Gen. Alger
was heavy; The only accident Of the day oc-
CURED in the fourth event for trotters Helen
T.. the property Of Wi liam NJ. V. Hoffman of
New York. and Cemmie Dell tho pride OF +.
Stotesbury Of Quaker City fame. colided in
OF the oval. The wheel on HofYman's bicycle
sulky was demolished In the class tor har-
ness horses Hunters Arden was public
fayorite; Caravans Western Star, however. re-
The only dissatisfaction OF the day in the
Judging was shown in the seventh event,
when NuttingS Duke and Holly received a
setback. John Arthur's pair. Sir Walter and
Sir John. got the blue ribbon. Nutting entered
lame, Nutting had the horse led to halter and
examined by q veterinary. and the Judges de
csion was affirmed. Clemmie Dell was vic
torious in the fourth event for trottcrs, and
again with her mate. Airline Chimes. carried Off
tho prize for roadsters.
The managers OF the association announced
an additional event for tomorrow. 1t will be
Tor trotters with a record OF 2:3O and under
post entries. The prizes will be $50. $50 and
go, They will be sG.c,eded twice around the
his good luck to-day. He and Mrs. Carman
won six Of the fifteen events and S455. making
total OF 500 in the first two days.
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FIVE EAyoRIrEs IN FRONT.
Light Fields and Poor Glass OF Horses nj
Saratoga


Saratoga.
SARATOGA. July % Tho card for to-day, ow-
ing tn the light fields and poor class Of horses,
did not promise very well. As five favorites
went along the line in rapid succession, the
talent returned from the track in good frame
OF mind. and at the same time made up some
OF their losses Of the mast few days. The rae
ing began with two ycar-old affair. for which
Sakhrat was an odds on favorite. He won in n
gallon by II length. The second race had only
four starters. but it was u good betting affair.
The winner turned up in MdliGht who won by
length and half from Kilt, In the third race
the only starters were Flon dor. Tragedian
and The Bachelor Fon d'Or was prohibi-
tive favorite. and. while he won. his back ers
had close call.
In the fourth race Bardea came home an
easy winner. The last event found Trlo hot
favoritc and ho never gave his hackers a
chance to lie uneasy. There was considerable
crowdinG in the race on making the first turn.
and Mike DAILY. who trains Nearest. who was
the worst sufferer. mad" n protest to the stew
ards, who will Investigate 1t.
The Brooklyn Handicap winner. BanaStar
was worked mile TODAY between the races
and covered the distance, gallopnG all the
way, III AZ, pulling up fresh. pullman was
fined so tor breaking through the barrier in
the first race. summaries:
First Receive and half furlongs-SakhrAt, los
tO'LearyD, to and out won; SChnell Laufer. w
Burns, ~ for place. second Dearheart, VI (Bo
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RESULTS on OTHER TRACKS.
At Chicago.

CHICAoo, July 2s.-Four favorites and two we'll.
played second choices won the Saces at Harlem to-
day. II perfect racing weather and the
were all spirited. summary
First Race-SiI furlongs-Grey John, 1OT iNutt)
o to won; Princess Murphy, ~ u. Brown I TO l..
l:l6.
Second Race-Five furongs-Nullah. 1o4 New.
comp. to 1. won; Clara Wooley 100 W. JonesJ, I
to ]. second; Lovable, 100 dick to /. third.
Time, l:OlA.
Third Race-One mile-Racivan. 100 tMathows)
Az to l. won; hureole. VI knight. 30 to L. second;
l4llf.
Fourth Race-six Acknowledgement, 10Y den.
knsj, to 8. won; Flora Louise. 10Y (Knight, to
Z. second Lucky Star, Ill (Bloss), to l. third.
Time, 1914.
Firth Race-one mile-Mistral H. imp. ia
tOverton II to 3, won Fonclif, ll2 fBeauchampJ.
7tol. second; Three Bars. III Matthew'S. . to /,
third. Time, 1:4l.
sixth Race-Five and a half furlongs-Merto 1905
(MhtheWS, even won: San Cecilia, lO5 tJenkins).
TO l., second Lew Kroft. 1l3 l0verton). 2l to /.
third. Yime. | :OS.
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Che Curt.
Almeric Hugh Pnget Sails the PoIIywoR ia
Victory.

NEWPORT, July 2S.-The feet OF thirty-!ooters
raced to-day for silver cup offered by Mrs.
Herman Is, Durvea. who viewed the finish
from launch. The NaGuero III. was not en-
tered Mr.. Duryea sailing with Mr.. Brooks,
There was fair southwest wind and tho
course was to Dyer's Island and return. The
Wa Wa was the first ut the start. but in the
short reach to jamestown. where the yachts
spuarcd away for the run. up. the bay.
the Carolina took the lend. The yachts
kept together on the run. and at the outer
mark the Carolina was stl ahead. She
rounding at / l7;4O, few seconds ahead
OF tho Hern. The others were we'll punched
1t was a beat home, all the Yachts takng the
west shore except the Wa Wa In the beat
down the PollywGg sailed by Almerc Hugh
paGet, soon worked M to the windward posi-
ton and held it T. the end. W. Starr Miller,
part owner ut the ASahi. sailed that boat for
the first time this season. The Carolina was
the only yacht that was not handled hy an
amateur Mrs Morgan sailed with her hus-
band. Summary:
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At Windsor.

DETROIT. July 2s.-Weather conditions were perfect
for to-day racing at Windsor and the track fast
The attendance was fair Tho defeat Of Isabinda In
the second race was hard blow for the talent but
they recovered some on HE Away. the only favorito
to win. The Lady OF the West carried down a lot OF
money and was beaten by a whisker by Rotterdam.
First Race-Five-eights of a mile-Corialis OF
tDugan). TO l. won; Our Lizzie. 81 Landry, TO |,
second: Quaker. 90 (Boland). to 8. third. Time
1:O3@.
Second Race-Four and onehalf furlongs-Yolo-
co, 103 FROSTY. to l. won: Isabinda, lo7 (Ross),
third. Time. o58.
Third Rsce--One mile-Red Pirate, 1o5 tFrose, q
to o. won; Guilder. l09 Ct. Weber,. to !. second
Nero, 100 LHeaey). 20 to l, third. Time. 1912.
Fourth Race-Five furongs-He Away 1o7 Fore
hand), to ?. won: Onoto. 100 Flint. to 9, sec
ond; Eyes OF Blue. 81 "A. Weber, 90 to /. third
Time. 1:O24.
Fifth Race-One mile and an Standardization.
80 81. Martin). to l. won; Elsmere. 1o2 Castro
to second Letcher. 1o5 McIntire). 40 to l. third.
Time, :55A
sixth Race-One mile and an eighth-Rotterdam
100 CT. Walker 3 to l. won; Lady OF tho West, aS
lBolan). to |, second Harry Launt. los (Flint 10
to l. third. Time, 1:54h.
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The cricket championship OF New York will be
practically decided to-day 10y q game which will he
played at Prospect Park between the Manhattans and
Team of the RucktrbockCr A. e. Should the
knickcrhnckers win the pcnnAnt will 20 To their
organization, aud. no doubt il Will I've matter "
Indifference to them whether II l. obtained by Team
or Team There will be other Interesting games
in this Vicinity to ddv. The bridegroom club will
play the New Works At Prospect Park Paterson Team
A VIII meet Kings County At Paterson, Kearuy will
play Bro 'klvn at krLrnv. Manhattan second will
OPPOSE hr.9klyn Second at Prospect Park Mont.
clair aud hnirkcrbuCker Team \ VIII meet at Mont
CLAIR and Nelson Lodge will play Newark at Nest
NJ llriultDu.
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At st. Louis.

81. LorIs, July 2s.-There was a good attendance
the Fair Grounds this afterno Don. heat draw
ing tho crowd. The weather hot, track fast and
betting brisk. Summaries:
First Race-One mile-Fitholin. 116 Pggott). to
o. won: Rushhelds, 100 tGutries), 10 to l. second;
Elsmore. 1l3 lMcCluskey), IL to l. third Time,
1:45.
Second Race-Six furlongs-Elbe, al CDominickN,
13 to 90 won Necklace, 1l9 CHinkey) IL to /. sec
1915.
Third Race-Fve furongs-May Ella 115 Brit
TOM . to ?, won; May Go. 1lb (Dominickj. to l.,
second; Two Slipper. 1l5 tHolden). g to 1. third.
Time. l:O?&.
Fourth Receive and a half furlongs; heats
Nillmar. ~ tNititoc). to g won: Barriso. lo4
third. Time. 1:OSai. =
Fifth Race-seven furlongs-Katie Gibbons. 100
LMcCluskey). 10 to I. won; Florssant. 100 (Dale).
70 to l. second; Koeng. 1o7 tGimore). Is to /.
Sixth Race-SiX furlonRs-Iady Osborne, 40
Nititoel to |. won; FoIey. 100 kelly, 8 to l.,
second; Amistad. 100 Lewis. SO to /, third Time,
1915,
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BosrnN. July 2s.-.George B Thicker the crack
professional runner of Ireland. arrived from Eng
lana last night His visit IL To last TIL October and
he says he expects to do some running in New York
and IN boston,
bnsToN, July ~ endurance swimming records
were attacked yesterday afternoon when charles Is
Pigeon and Oscar Dorr VI East Boston swan from
NahAnt 10 Revere. 4 distance of about seven miles
Both men are amateurs and only started in the race
for fun. They found tho water very cold but both
landed on the beach In fair condition and after
Tuhdown were all right Six years ago Peter 8. No
NAlly swan over the course.
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Left on bases Chicago. 4; Philadelphia. 2. First
base on balls-On Garyin. 81 on Piat !. Struck
out-By GArNin. .; by PAtt u. Sacrifice hits-Con
nor. Dnnaluc. Flick, Mcfarland. stolen bases
Drlrhanty Mertes. Evcritt. Demo ntreyille. Double
plays Cooley Mcfarland aud Cross Mccormick
aud Eycrt; DemOntrcvilie and Darwin. Passed balls
Mcfarland. =. tmpiros-O'D Day and McGArr Time
i hour and 30 minutes.
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Big Crowd Sees Good Harness Racing Mt
Albany.

ALBANY. July 2S.-The attendance at Island Park
to-day over 5000, and despite numerous small
accidents the racing was OF sensations character
In the first heat n the 2lO pace Ambulatlr caught
In ms hoppl"s and fell short uistanc" from the
start. Democracy over him and AnbIIator
dashed along with his broken sulky the whole mile
Flrt. who wAs an even vorit' with Democracy be.
fore the start, very cratic and dlstanced in
the third heat. Democracy mile in 2:OsA lowered
his record two seconds. summaries:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-29
New York state League

At Auburn Auburn, 3; Utica, 8.
At Schenectady Schenectady. 1; Cortland. ..
At Rome-Rumc, =, Oswcgu,2.
At Albany Albany, !; Binghamton, I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-29

-Batted for Phillip in the ninth inning.
Boston. ..................2 - o . u "a
Louisville. ..,.. ..........O o u U q q o.
TwobnS" hit-F. Clarke. Sacrifice hits-Tcnnry.
puny. Double play-Wagner and Kelly. stolen
bases Clarke Warner. Struck unt-By Phillip ::
by Willis, ]. First base on hals-Of Phillip. 2;
on Willis, 2. Time hours and 10 minutes I'm.
pires-Manassau and smith. Attendancc-i,5oo
BALTIMORE. u; CLEVELAND. l-FIRsT GAME.
BALTIMORE. July cs.-The Orioles took another
double header from Cleveland to-day. The locals
found both HuEhey and schmidt to be easy marks
while Kitson and Howell held the visitors we'll in
hand. only hvc innings were played in the second
game, IN order to permit the respective teams TO
catch trains. The score