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FOR SALE.


COTTON elevator cheap. NJ. carmickei.
FOR sALE-Farmins Implements cheap: also
| new farm wagon. two horses and mule Ad-
aress George. z. o. Box No. 81, City. %
GOOD sawed oni split and four foot wood at
me lowest prices; call up telephone 500
CraIys Wood Yard so
| JUST RECEIvED-Car leather trimmed TOP
bugeies. with curtains end storm apron;
| your choice Sii Edw. clarendon dealer in
carriages. Surveys. phss,ons. harness and
| ruoper-tired huggies, corner Franklin and
Ssronne street. y-2
CHEAP TYPEwRITERs-
. second hand typewrters for sale:
! 9 Remingtons. SOS to $40
| 10 Smith Premiers s25 TO $50.
| ] Hammond sl5
| Caligraphs at $40.
D. j. Pastoriza Ptg & Litho. Co.. Houston.
FOR sALE-Furnitvre Of honest quality a
| low prices. Dillingham; Furniture Co.. 1905
laV' congress avenue. formerly 701 Main st.
-- s-5
TWO LOOKING GLAssEs--is by 40. good as
rev. Gheap for cash. sos Fannin ST. 80
PHAEToN and harness for sale or exchange
- Tor COW. fresh In milk. 1903 Providence S,.2s
FOR .sALE--one pile driver and OUTFIT.
land. -'s1s' p
FOR SALE-Nice lot Of second hand tin roof
ins, cheap. Necco G Eiseman 20
lTWENTY-FooT steamboat. NJ Carmckei.
l94s.o1 W.
BlCYcLEs-.is97 stearn's, 81, new tire on
| rear wheel; Syracuse, 1886 model, lady's
wheel, slS March Culmore, Houston. Tex ii
FOR sALE--Cedar posts. 4 10 and "a feet
long cedar and cypress piling. all sizes.
;. J. Mestheiiner. lO4 san Jacinto. e-ls
LATE MoDEL--Williams TYPEWRITER for sale
cheap. Address d. A. Ford. Bartlett. Tex.
BOILERS. ENGINES. PUMPS. HEATERS
Dynamcs, Motors. Elevators. Eieo,.c SUP.
plies Contracting. Repairing b. T. harden
Houston. Texas.
SEEDS for fall planting: Just received new
ere crop tarnip seed winter barley turf , oats
ragua wheat. new rye, new crop alfalfa,
onion sets, Bermuda onion sets, fall garden
seed of every description Holloway Seed
Grain and Com. Co., Dallas. Texas. II
THIRTY HORSE POWER engine and boiler
new iues in boiler. all fixtures complete.
will sell both together. or separate; $4,000
delivered. James Brewer. Nayasota. u
CHINESE TEA, 6Oc per pound: bric-a- brac.
umbrellas repaired and covered Yam Tai
lay, lOl6N Preston
PLANTS. PLANTS, PLANTs-we can supply
strawberry. dewberry, blackberry and cab
bage plants In any quantity. Correspondence
solicited Alvin Produce Co., Alvin, Tex. tt
FOF SALE
Mandolins. 81 rs and upward.
Guitars, s2.75 and upward.
New style mandolin cases. 81 %.
Accordions, violns. music rolls. etc, vari-
Gus prices; sheet music half price. Grune-
walds Music Store. II
FOR SALE
Mandolns. from $500 up;
Violins. from slice up;
Guitars, from $500 up;
Mouth Harps from &c up:
Musi. Stands. 81 90;
Plano Stools, So CO.,
Piano Scarfs. IS 60:
Sheet music at half price.
c. Janke & Co. Music House.
503 Main street. 4-16-l300
WILLIAMS STANDARD TYPEWRITER
Most durable. speedies;. best. second maud
machines, all makes L. Aluan Wright.
General Agent No. 29i Main. Dallas. Il
YOU WILL find a complete line of pictures.
picture frames, mculdings. etc.. at Kop.s.
1913 Prairie avenue. II
FOR SALE-Ten R-I-P-A-N-S for 8 cents at
druggists. One gives relief. i-as-19Oo
en- n
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\ II, gst rid OF matism try
N, y 8 Amends Prescrip-
= = y Schmidt. Houstsn.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-To rent cottage close IN. Addres5s
6sO6. this office. .
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NOTICE is hereby given that furniture. mat
tirgs and linoleuns can BIO bought cheaper
Ut Dillingham's r205-1207 Congress- form
erly TOT Main street,. than anywhere In
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN

FoUNp-At Mona. Texas. one plain gold rms
mie Hernandez. OIL
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THE TREATMENT OF transformations only by
woman who best understands woman S
ills, especially .one who has been there her
self Nine. Gullaume of Paris: France. does
safely recommend to all ladies suffering
from suppressed transformations her French
Regulating Pills. no matter how obstinate
OF long standing. or under any conditions.
to never fail giving instant relief success
fully used for over "A years, pever falling
to relieve in single case and that without
pain or interfering with duties This fact
alone guarantees their effectiveness Other.
regulators fail as they arc not compounded
to stand the warm Southern climate. losing
their strength Immediately. Therefore !
have established and mail pills compounded
teeing them being strong and powerfully.
from my Southern laboratory. Address all
mail to P. o. Box III. Galveston. Texas.
Pills sent sealed for the nominal price of
50. Correspondence confidential. Nine. Gull
laume guarantees their effectiveness or
,,nrav rafundad 9-12
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FRAME and spur gear No. 40 for No. 8
Mccormick mower. or will buy whole ma
chine, II cheap. D. G. CUP. 5mitnviiis;
Eexss.
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MONEY TO LOAN on to 10-year time on city
real estate security; loan can be can el
ali or any part at any time. Fidelity saw
ings Association, Wilson building. corner
M..n and Congress. -
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BUsIEEss CHANCES.


FOR SALE-one bakery ana restaurant, with
all necessary fixtures. For terms apply 10
Anton MEDINA Brookshice Texas.
FOR SALE-My gin and blacksmith SHOP hVe
Dale Walker. Pettus. Texas. ~
A TEXAS LAWYER OF ten years expert
ence. sober, industrious and compelent.
desires connection with sone well eslao-
lishsd city firm. Address Lawyer this o.,
fee. -
hEsTAURANT for sale $500 buys restaurant
In good location, doing good bnsln.ss; WI
invoice 5000. Inquire 2l22 MARKET street o"i1
WESTON Texas
FOR SALE-The ]. and G. n. Hotter prope. ~
al KYLE. For particulars address Box y
Kyle Hays county. Texas. -
DRUG STORE at nice discount; STEADY IN
crcasing sales: fine chance for b eglHheI
good future outlook; well located teas, ~,
able rent. Investigate. Address NJ bS q.
40 Houston. -
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AGENTS WANTED.

wANTED--Brokers in every Texas town u
Texas 70 sell the highest grade ana m eal,
To>as cigars from all Texas tobacco o'o,
this office. :.
PORTRAIT agents everywhere quit 'cra.
ons;" try washable enameiines; no gissssS
don't rub cheap. Family Portrait Co.. en- ,,
cago.
THE Farmers and Merchants Fire Insurancl
Co wants agents. Address $40 Kiam puliu
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WILLIAMS STANDARD TYPEWRTTER-
Most durable. speedies:. best. second maud
machines, all makes. L. Aluan Wright.
General Agent. No. 29l Main. Dallas. II
YOU WILL find complete line of pictures.
picture frames, mculdings. ETC.. at Kop.s,
1914 Prairie avenue. II
FOR sALE-Ten R-I-P-A-N-S for cents az
druggists. One gives relief. i-oS-1900
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FINANCIAL.

WANTED-S100O 90 to s25O0.oO for three to
FIVE years on good clear suburban real es-
tate Address 6t74. this Office. !
WISH to borrow $3.50 on paid up life insur-
ance Motley; will pay 10 per cent; can give
additional security. Address Borrower, post
office box 81. 81
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SEEDS for fall planting: Just received new
crop turnip seed. winter barley. turf oats
rssna e NV, w., mp mnsa' ,r sty
onion sets, Bermuda onion sets, fall garden
seed of every description. Holloway Seed.
Grain and Com. Co., Dallas. Texas. II
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CHEAP TYPEwRtTERs-
p second hand typewriters for sale:
] Remington S5.
9 Remingtons, sos to s40
10 Smith Premiers. s25 TO $50.
] Hammond sl5.
3 Calgraphs at $40.
j. ]. Pastoriza Ptg. & Litho. Co. Houston
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FINE.RooM cottage. with bath; ia.roonl
house. furnished close In; 2,-room hotel
good location, furnished, I. j. Collins, 1854
Congress- avenue "a
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

SITUATION wanted by a coiored woman; she
is settled and is d hrst-ciass cook; can give
reference. Cali on her at 1912 Congress ave-
nue.. 81
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PERSONAL

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in office of The Post
for the week ending Saturday, August &c:
"A 81: 67T 49, Bateson 6652: Cashier
%; CTS (S): G: 6s03 B Cook 6S29 90;
6I59: Mr. Ellis 90: E G (2): sos: $3.50;
OSLO (2l; 1854 6s2s; 675a; $685. 670S; 65S2;
61S2; 6SS2; 61S1 l2l; 6631; $751;; Franklin's;
Csss; SIS; 6763 ID: NJ Y B (3>: NJ; NJ E: $3.50
t2); 1854: 1864: 6S14: 6s15 (3); $50; $40 (3).
245; eS05; $685.: 6I69: w. H. sharp; 6l9l
(5); 6S17 (2}: 699l Isl: 67l6 (s); 1896 (8);
t2); 674s (2); Mrs. Bette Wegener; 9S9
1899: $685.; Xxx; CPS: 1000 o.
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FOF SALE
Mandolins. ST. and upward.
Guitars, S2.75 and upward.
New style mandolin cases. So 25.
Accordions, violins, music rolls, etc, vari-
Gus prices; sheet music half price. Grune-
walds Music Store. II
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MONEY LOANED. $40 up: chatte or real
estate security. Chas. r. Munger. oSls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
THE COLLEGE CREWS.
,,.ry,pD pRORARLY UNABLE TO RACE
IN HER PRODIGY sHELL-lNslG-
xrE1CANCE OF TINE ROWS.

~. o.,o,,rceroen, in The Tribune yesterday OF
,be row and unique racing she'll winch nun
~ generous Harvard graduates had causeu "
v.r, ~ Incredibly short time and sent to the uni
vorstv crew at New-London, excited the u'"io''
,..-. o-,or, both Harvard and Yale men IN TINS
49,, ,.sterda,. At the Harvard Club last night
where an unusually large number OF ule nv"
had gathered for dinner. the new BOAT was TIC
principal subject for discussion ,
Ubile the Uberality OF the well-known Harvard
-, Who had the shell built was generally APP
rio,,dod the opinion Of most Of the old rowing
mn, VS. tina. il wonld be impossible for the mar
ward crow TO use the shell In It's race WIN iale
This wear II was pointed out that ere" iiiNaii-
ably tries 70 secure at least fortnight Prac'oe'
IN ar1 on in the shell in which it intends to race
and with this new shell the Harvard crew "ouid
have a chance for not more than three or lour
davs' practice at most. 1t takes some time Tor
r,c,nr shcU. TO find herself" just as II ala Tot
tho shin that KipliHg writes about Moreover
the new shell Is by no means compete even ho"
for all the outriggng, which has TO be arranged
with the utmost care has still to be attended to.
There is no doubt that he Harvard crew Will try
q st,in i'm the new craft and II She behaves her
self we'll many. -of the innovations made will be
taken up in the practice work next year. Harvard
is never backward in trying new ideas. For years
the paper she'll considered the proper thing
for cisht-oared crews. but Harvard broke away
and began rowing in a cedar she'll Yale stuck TO
the paper shell for several years. but at last. this
season adopted the cedar boat and had Davey.
the Harvard boatbuilder the Charles. build a
cedar shell for the Eli oarsmen.
Much IS being made Of the wonderful time row
which ii Is alleged, Harvard made over the four
mile course the Thames day or two ago But
wise men and old rowers allow their cal
Cuations IN an eight-oared race to be based upon
the reported time rows Of the crews AT Newton
don Almost every season either yale or Harvard
has made a time that has been heralded as
settling the beforehand. Yet these same
crews with the beautiful records have been beaten
again and again The day. Of the race generally
brings conditions wholly different. and Yale is
quite right in falling to regard Harvard's perform
ance whatever II was. highly significant. 1t is
prOha bly, the case that Harvard has a hrst-rate
crew. but then 1t would not take a very brilliant
eight 10 shine by comparison with the crews that
have come from Cambridge in the last two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
HARvARD'S NEW SHE'LL
BOAT OF NEW STYLE GIVEN BY GRADUATES TO
THE CREw-RoUGH WATER PRE-
VENTS PRACTICE.

VENTS PRACTICE
Gales Ferry. Conn, June % (SpeciaD-The chief
object Of interest along the Thames River to-day
is the new shell presented to the Harvard Univer-
sity crew by eight wealthy graduates. The shell
arrived this morning from Davis, OF Harlem The
Harvard launch towed It up from ew-London. and
all visitors at Harvards boathouse have been in
specting 1t. Owing to the absence OF the boat
rigger the new shell not put into condition for
use to-day. but II is hoped that the rigging may be
finished that the eight may try a pull In It to-
morrow. ITS surely a wicked looking craft" re-
marked one OF the Harvard trainers, with a chuckle
which signifed that he thought II was all up with
yale No boat Of this pattern has been seen
on the Thames. 1t Is six and half feet longer
than the Yale SHE'LL weighs sixty five pounds less
ana Is somewhat narrower. certain advantage
OF half minute in a four-mie pull is alleged by
the makers OF this boat account of its peculiar
shape. The Harvard men are eager to try II on
the river. Yale men are not saying much but the
new shell has not caused panic in their camp.
owing to rough water there was not much work
this morning by any of the crews Several mem
class day. and their boat was not taken out OF the
house The varsity crew rowed few easy miles,
from Mr. Storrow in the improvement OF the body
swing. The freshmen also did rowing of this sort.
The Yale varsity and freshman Fights both prac-
the recovery The varsity crew rowed several
stretches Of about two hundred yards but owing
70 rough water was unable to do any fine work.
stream. but came being swamped. and there
fore Rugged the shore.
New-London to see Buffalo Bills Wild West Show.
report came to the Yale quarters that the Har-
ward crew probably will not use the new SHE'LL but
the Yale men do not seem to be particularly inter
ested IN the matter.
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SpgRI1S ~o0O ">-'~
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACING.-Coney Island Jockey Club
sheepshead Bay, 2:3O D. IN.
GoLF.-Monthly handicap. Staten Island
Cricket Club: monthly handicap for mem
Ssrs Harbor Hill Golf Club, Staten Island:
sneekly handicap for classes and B. and
gwomen's putting match Ardsley Golf Club
tearn match. Forest Hill against Stevens In
st,tute. Newark members handicap. Marine
and Field Club tournament for Queens
Jubilee Cup. Fairfield County Golf Club:
,ean match. Oakland against Crescent
crescent Athletic Club, Bay Ridge; members
tournament, KnollwOod Country Club, Elms-
sord. ~ Y: members handicap. Dyker
Meadow Golf Club: tournament for Presi-
dents Cup, Morris County Golf Club; Cap
tain's Cup st. Andrews; Richmond Hill
against Nutley Nutley; Englewood against
North Jersey Country Club. Englewood; Gil
bert CUP contest. Hillside Club. Plainreld
YACHTING. - Seawanhaka Cornthian
Yacht Club annual regatta for all classes;
enecial races Morris Yacht Club; Royal 81.
Lawrence Yacht Club. H. 70 and ~ tooters'
Torwalk Yacht Club regatta; Philadelpha
Yacht Club. cup races; burgess 1acht Ciuo'
second championship.
ROWING-Union Boat Club. annual re-
gatta: Crescent Athletic Club. annual re-
Satta Owls Head. Bay Ridge. Long lsiand.
CANOEING-New-Y Canoe Club rec
ord sailing for the annual trophies; BrooK-
Tyn canoe Club races. Gravesend Bay p H.
CYCLING.-Kings County Wbeelmen' an
nual races. Manhattan Beach.
80. CRICKET -Knickerbocker Athletic Clup
team A against team b. Bayonne, n. D.
staten Island against Manhattan. staten
leland: New-York against Newark NewaIA'
xanhattan against Kings County,
Prospect Park; Paterson against Brooklyn'
paterson. Nelson against Paterson team d.
west New Brighton Staten Island.
LAWN TENNIS.-Lenox Lawn nenn,s
club. tournament; Morris ana ESSEX le"''''
League matches, Staten Island
D.CUpAII-New-Yo Athletic Club
ogoinsi Crescent Athletic Club. Travers ISL
and. Knickerbocker Athletic Club against
Wontciair Athletic Club, Montciair: Orahee
Athletic Club against Al-Coneglates' oi
31rHs6elnhja. orange oval, 3:45 p. m.
sHoOTING.-Brooklyn Gun Club. union
Course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24

To-days programme contained three races. ana III
the first the favorite Gold Standard. won In three
straight heats. In the second event MASCOT was
hot favorite before the race, and continued SO
even after King OF Diamonds had captured the
first two heats. After the first heat the drivers OF
Mascot and CoIeridge were warned by the Judges
and the crowd yelled for change OF drivers Inc
drivers allowed to stand. however. out the
judges declared off all moneys wagcred on TINS
event. In the last race, onemie running. best TWO
in three Jingle Bells and Bell Boy were both IA
vored by the bettors. Each took heat and the
last heat which was won by Jingle Bells by neck,
was the sensation OF the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
LASKER INCREASES HIS LEAD.
HE WINS FROM MAROCzY. WHILE PILLS
BURY AND JANOwsKI ARE BEATEN
IN THE CHESS TOURNAMENT.

London. June 23.-Play in the international Chess
Masters Tournament resumed at 81 Stephen
Hall. Westminster in this city this noon. when the
eighteenth round was begun. The pairing was as
follows: Maroczy Lasker. Pillsbury VS.. Black
burne, Janowski VS. Mason. Showalter VS. Tschigo-
rim Schechter VS. Tinsey. Cohn VS. Bird and Lee
vs. Stenitz.
AT the first adjournment Lasker had beaten Ma
roczy, the games between Pillsbury and Black
burne. Janowsh and Mason, Showater and Tschi-
gorn and Lee and Steinitz were adjourned In even
positions and Bird and Schlechter had the better
games against Cohn and Tinsley. respectively.
At the evening session Pillsbury was beaten by
Blackburne, Janowski by Mason, Tinsley by
Schlechter. Cohn by Bird and Steinitz by Lee
Showaer and Tschigorin drew.
Following are the scores UP to date:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24

u would certainly seem. from the light work that
tne coaches are giving TO the men just now that
ootn Harvard and Yale trained down to a
pretty me point. There is always danger OF the
men going stale at the eleventh hour, the Har
varo crew under Lehman did two years ago. and
tnat Is what Coaches Galaudet and Storrow are
trying to avoid.
Numerous parties are being formed to attend
the intercollegiate races at Poughkeepsie next Mon
uay and Tuesday. The freshmen eight-oared race
and the varsity substitute four-oared contest will
pc rowed late on Monday afternoon. with the big
varsity struggle on Tuesday afternoon. The drift
OF sentiment. expert and nexpert both, seems to
give the race at present either Cornell or Penn
sylvania: leaving Columbia and Wisconsin flghting
for third place 1t has been very rough weather
on the river ever since the Western oarsmen ar
rived at Highland and they have had the Ill fortune
not to be able TO secure single good practice
spin '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
EVANS GAMBIT.
ATHLETICS.
THE DUAL COLLEGE TEAM TO CONTEST AT
BERGEN POINT ON JULY L.

THE DUAL COLLEGE TEAM TO CONTEST AT
BERGEN POINT on JULY4
f. J. Wendell. chairman of the Joint Commit
tee TO select the jumpers to represent Harvard and
Yale at the dual meet with oxford and Cambridge
in England next month. wishes 10 correct the as
sertion that will be necessary for DAILY to jump
I'm the scratch competition at Bergen Point on July
l. Mr. Wendell says that DAILY has been made one
of the team and Is to sail with the team on
the morning OF July g. The jumping path at Ber-
gen Point has been put in excellent shape. as De-
sides the two scratch jumping competitions.
KraenzleIn will jump In the all-round champion
ship with the other aspirants Cor honors 1t Is ex-
pected that the entire team will compete In the
other handicaps The open contests that they can
enter are as follows: One-hundred-y yard run. hand
icap: toward run. novice: SSoyard run. handicap:
one-rnie run. handicap. Besides these. there Will
he the all-round championship Of the Amateur
Athletic Union, swimming races and cycle races
under the League OF American Wheelmen sanction
The entries for these will close Wednesday, June
IS with J. E Sullivan. Nos. Is and Is Park Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
LOUISVILLE. 8: WASHINGTON. 3.

Louisville. Ky. June 23-While Louisville
punched hits on Mercer, Downing kept the hits well
scattered. George Decker. formerly OF Louisville.
was signed by Manager Irwin 10 replace Cassidy
at first the latter being sold 10 the Providence
Club. The score follows
Y. u. T.
Louisville ............0 o 2 3 o Ks 10 J
Washington ...........O % . . "a 10
Batteries bowling Powers Mercer and Butter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Al Rome-Rome. 3; Auburn
AT Albany-Cortland. 4: Albany 2
Az Hartford-lIartford. 6: Rochester. 8.
Al Springfield Springfield. I; Syracuse. 2:
At Worcester-Montreal .: Worcester, 8.
At Newport-Newport, 3; Taunton, o.
Al Bridgeport-New- Haven. 3; Bridgeport, l.
At ProvidenceaaProyidence 5; Toronto j.
A. Nanchester-Pawtucket. 8: Manchester, 4
At Norwich-Norwich. 10; Waterbury. 8.
At Bristol-Derby. H. Bristol. 6.
Al ST Paul-Kansas City, 8; st. Paul, T.
At Detroit-Detroit. s: Buffalo, g.
At Columbus Indianapolis, 3; Columbus
At MISUNDERSTANDING, II; paterson, D.
At Acknowledgement. s: Reading. 9.
At Lancaster-Lancaster. 13: Newark. 2.
Al Wikesbarre-Scranton, I: Wilkesbarre. 3
Al Observation-Disclosures. 9; Minneapolis. s.
For other sports see page 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
PENNSYLVANIA TEAM TO GO ABROAD

Philadelphia. June @-lt IL the intention or Inc
University OF Pennsylvania 10 enter team next
wear I'm the Olympian games at the Worlds Fair In
Paris and also in the English championships This
announcement was made to-day by IL iaussat
GeveIine president OF the Athletic Association He
said n compar,snn OF the records made at the Eng
llsh championships last year Indicates the POSSIBLE
iiy OF PennsylNanla winnng many hfsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
CINCINNATI. s: BALTIMORE. g.

Cincinnati, June 23-The Reds put Kitson out OF
the box in the fourth inning. when they scored
enough runs TO win Hill who followed, did well.
but the Orioles found Hahn puzzle after the thlrd
The follows: -
Cincinnati .............l ] - %
baltimore .............1 y U O-3
Patt.ries-Hahn and Psiz: Kitscn. Hl and Robinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24

defeated Miss Helen Huey Belmont Cricket Club fniia-
dclphia- e. s-I. ~
Consolation singles Cserni-hnal round-Mss r. has
tall, Philadelphia defeated Miss Ethel stol FhladrP"a'
6-l. 49, = e.,
Miss d. II. Rastall Philadelphia defeated Miss r. D.
Rasta, Belmont Cricket Club. Philadelphia, Go -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
PHILADELPHIA. Q; ST. LOUIS. 4.

St Louis June 23.-The hardhittng Quakers gave
an exhibition OF their smuggling ability to-day and
had no trouble in winning the game. Lajoe. Flick
and Lauder hammered Powell hard. The score fol-
lows: =, II
ST, Louis ............o ! % 3
PHILADELPHIA ........2 y q u U ID 10
Rst,er,es-Pover and Crger: Piau and Douglass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
BOSTON. 4: PITTSBURG. 2.

Pittsburg June 23.-Pittsburg could not hit, and
Boston could O'Brien was put out Of the game for
talking back TO Connolly. In the seventh inning.
with Duffy on third. Frisbee had two strikes when
he was relieved BY Stafford. who made hit. scor-
ing Duffy. The score follows:
p,,,buro ...0 o o o I %
BOSTON ..............O o . % Il
Batteries-Tannehnl and Bowerman Lewis and Bergen