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TOnAY,S ENTRIES

Four and half furiongs. maldens-Hngcr
dorm, 1i3 pounds Dick Dwyer, us: Martin
Duke III, linnford, len Tom English, Mi
cToscopc, no. Rocklight, 1903, Monteagie
Postmaster Bailey 1907. Prentiss, Chief Far
rell. l05, Satan, 1902
Mile. selling wyhee. Blue Lick, 1l'
pounds. Roaavannnh Fintan, Wayne NJ NJ.
NINA hssossor Defender H. Hanan, los
Princess Murphy. Margaret Hageman, Cor
dial. Nanny, 1903
Six furlonEs -Fausturo, t0i pounds; Maceo
90; Horace. 95. iielcn's Pet So; Maggie Ia
Wis, 50; Tony Licalyi, 80; unsightly. So; Ar
linRton. 49,
Mile and slxtoenth--John Baker, Cherry
Leaf, 1oi pounds; Tenby. 1902: Piautain 49,
Five and half furlongs. selling Insight
iy 10; Maharajah, 1867 Ssaza, Donna Anita
1903. Frangibe Florinzar. Indian, l02, Rosa
Dinh. Mtten. Irene Hayes, 30.
Mile and seventy yards-~Serrono, Abe Fnrst
tIg pounds; our Johnny, 109. Arlington, fOi
Tranby, Three Bars, Mizpah 1914, Eberhart
90
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TNGERsoLL's ESTATE.
The Lawyer Left no VIII Dividing
His Chatteis.

New York, July 3i.-A man closely con-
nected with the late Colonel Robert In
gersoll's family says that no will of Col
onel lngersoll has been found and nobody
who knew the colonel thinks there Is one.
He did not believe in wills, he said; those
who knew him well have heard him say
so frequently. His theory was that a
mans estate should be settled and Is
tributed by the machinery OF the law CON
structed tor thai purpose,
do you remember whether he ever ex-
pressed any wishes about the disposition OF
his estate?"
mo sir. 1t is very improbable that ne
did. | don't think ne ever thought much
about that subject He considered that the
law would dispose OF such subject
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Mr.. Loving suys He Is Progressing
with the Plan.

New York. July 81 am progressing
slowly but satisfactorily, George B, Low
ing of Fert Worth said to a Times re-
porter.
Mr.. Loving is here to organize a big
cattle syndicate with a capital OF $4,000 :
COO with adjoining ranehes In Texas and
New Mexico capable Ct ncrding 100000
cattle
THE dispatch from Chicago he CON
tinued. Announcing that John " Farwell.
Swift & Co. and others are Interested IN
the scheme is correct. am satisfied there
is plenty OF money in the plan and thai
it can be operated very successfully"
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Pineapple Frittcrs.

Cut slices OF pineapple into quarters
making them as uniform in size as pos
sible Sprinkle lightly with salt and din
them in fritter batter, fry in hot fat until
golden brown. Place the pieces when
fried on a brown paper until all are down.
Put them on folded napkin and serve
with mayonnaise or tart sauce. the lat
ter being made with the juice of the fruit
according to any simple sauce recipe.
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ATTORNEYS BELLIGERENT.

Two of Those in Hayden-Crnntil
Suit Were Fined.
Dallas. Texas, July 3l.-W. l.. Craw-
ford, of the defense and Hon. Dudley G,
Wooten for the persecution, created a
great deal of excitement during the trial
of the Rev. DR.. S. A. Hayden on charges
OF criminal libel today. The lie was pass
ed between them and light was only pre-,
vented by mutual friends. The court
fined each of the belligrent attorneys
Judge Force ruled tint the defense
might enter into the truth or falsity of
DR.. Hayden's charges against DR.. j. b.
Cranfill. This opens up tie entire church
war again.
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orange Locais.

Orange, Texas, July 3i.-The launch
Kathleen came up from Johnsohs Bayou
La. today, bringing the visitors who went
down last Thursday TO attend the hltn
sunday meeting of the Southeast fexas
Bantist association. The boat apriyeu
here at two o'clock this afternoon and lhe
passengers Ispo aa,n, and coming.
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TO welcome rennsyIynninn..

San Francisco. July ala number OF
prominent Pennsylyanians now In this city
have organized a committee TO welcome
the volunteers from that State on their re-
turn from Manila.
The tug Fearless has been chartered and
flowers and fruit will be sent out TO the
returning soldiers. Mayor Phelan hai
arranged TO have flags flying from Tele-
graph Hill when the Senator Is sighted and
the citizens generally will unite in greet,
ing the troops
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" BAR ON CATHOLICS.
They Ma,Parade In Great Britain II
They Wish.

London Jly 3i.-In tho house OF COM
mems WlllianJohnstone asked the solicitor
general whettr his attention was called
10 the cutdoorprocessio In Hatton Card
ems Sunday in9onor OF the feast OF our
Lady of Mount yarma. when various Ro-
man Catholic cleymen walked in the pro-
cession and whetsr. in view OF the pro-
visions Of TenthGeorgs ", chapter 7.
section 20, whichlmpcses penalty OH
Roman Catholic t,lesiastics who take
mart in such procsssns, and also the pro-
clamatiou against Imam Catholics pro-
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st. Louis Winners,

ST. Louis. July Sl--selling. mile and an
cighth--Joe Gentry. Governor Mclienry. Terra
Incognita Time, 1904.
Six furlougs- Ladas Ruby Riley. sidtllla,
Time, I:lS.
Five and n half furlongs-Folix Bard. Hoyi-
land Glssando. Time. 100
Handicap. six fnrlongs--rom Collins. Imp
King Cold, Tulla Fonso. Time l;lS
Mile and seventy yards, seiling--Rushrelds
Cation, Dasauil. Time. l;ie.
Six furlongs-Sorrow. Dser. Elbo. Time
l.lT.
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ADVANCE IN HAnDwooDs.
IT Amounts to IL or 20 Per Cent
Sinrs JMnmnrN I.

II Amounts Ia IL or 20 Per Cent
Sine" Jununry I.
New York, July 81. There has been Il
general advance OF IS TO 20 per cent in
the price of lumber since January l. The
demand for hickory. oak and other hard
woods is particularly sharp. CHARTERED
oak costs SIS more per thousand feet than
II did six months ago and IT liz hard 10
obtain. Spruce and pine also have adj
ganced though not 20 materially AS hard
woods
Local dealers do not attribute these al
vances to any scarcity II timber, but ,hes
say sawmills are unable o M their orders
as they are heavily loaded.
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TO ELIMINATE RELIGION.


Pretoria, July 31.The situation con-
tinues to grow clearer. The government
10 waiting for the dispatches relating to
the commission Of inquiry. The volksraad
has had a secret session for the purpose
OF discussing President Krugera proposal
TO eliminate the question. OF religion from
the constitution.
Herr Fischer. replying to an Inquiry on
the subject. said that not knowing the
scope OF the committee on inquiry he was
not prepared to express an opinion and
would not be until the actual terms Of IN
inquiry were defined. 3
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New York July 3l.--A Herald special
from Washington says: The navy depart
ment has long desired coaling station on
not improbable that our minister to Chile
may be conducting negotiations with n
view to securing coaling stations in that
locality. but action by congress will be
necessary before 1t can be acquired. Well
inglon island Is In longitude 49s, near the
coast OF Chile. II is 1873 miles long and
thirty-fiye miles wide.
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Cleaning Small Glassware

Iumolers and wineglasses should be
washed in hot water and rinsed in cold
and should be dried with a clean cloth
as soon as possible. After they have been
wiped perfectly dry they should be mol
lshed with tissue paper. To clean water
bottles keep the shells of eggs and breaS
them In small bits: put them in the bot
Ties with little water and soap and
snake hard for few times. The result
WIN De new-iooking bottles. These can
also be polished with tissue paper with
excellent results.
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~ ~>~~>>~~~-
I'M WOMAN'S REALM :
Meals for n Day.
BREAKFAST.

Oranges.
California Wheat. Cream.
pl r Ienderloin Trout Potato Balls.
cream Cheese, Biscuit, Country Butter
Cafe au Lait.
The Post.
LUNCHEON.
River Shrimp.
Goldfish Balls. French Rolls.
Muskmelon on Ice. Iced Tea.
DINNER
Broiled Pompano. Potato Croons,,..
Rice
stui1ed Tomatoes, Butterbeans,
Celery Salad
Peach Pie. Rouuefort.
Cafe Noir
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Columbus, ohio, July si.-The grand circuit
meeting opened today under tho most fay
orablo condition. The weather was clear and
the track fast.
Pacing, pos. purse siO0OThe Abbott Eagle
Flanagan, Patterson Time. 2:07h.
Pace, 2:l4 purse s30oO--Bob Fitzs'mmons
Fair view. Blaze Boy. Best time, 2:0I%.
Pace 2.23 purse s30Gl-Shade On. Mount
Clements Boy. Beauty Spot. Best time
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official announcements which will make
clear the fact that 5. p. Morgan and James
]. Hin are once more firm friends and
tctive business colleagues. Differences
between the Northern and tho Northern
Pacific being adjusted satisfactorily Il Is
believed that the Hill interests have quad
rurlcd their holdings in Northern Pacific
securities
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HOME COMING OF DEWEY.
He VIII Not BE Escorted by the
North Atlantic Squadron.

New York, July 5l.-A special % the
Ierald from Washing on s,yJ: Sce-cily
hing says shat il IS not the intention OF
te department to order ths Norm NJ
latte squadron 10 rfoss he Alantj; and
escrt Admiral psWsy bl;k 10 his :al2e
LIANT While the subja?t has been dis
cussi at various Zines. il l. ~. deemed
necesary TO send he ieat 10 Europe but
1t is said the navy, ;epr saeilied by tie
North Atlantic ,pial.3n, shall tais /.
modes part in the eHrsmcL ~ attending
his hole coming i !, ne present iLten-
tim tohave the ii:it 1T Hampton R0aas
or in II vicinity 4. New YORK hlrbor 10
give theadmiral aaiItlcal greeting.
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merry makers gathered at the Harmony
club rooms and, armed with supply Of
refreshments, made a successful assault
on the Solinsky residence. the hospitable
inmates captivating as soon as the storm
ers reached the doorway. The evening was
spent with music, parlor games and cheer
full conversation, refreshments being sery-
ed at appropriate intervals
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rILIrrxo SUES ron LIBEL.
An Enaiishman Denounced Him In u
MmRnzInc.

New York. July 3f-A World dispatch
from Hong Kong says; Howard w Bray,
an Englishman who belongs to the Filipino
junta here, has been sued for $4,000 Mex
can money damages fer libel by Fill
ipino named Artacho.
The libel was contained in an article Mr..
Bray wrote for the Review OF Reviews and
was printed in the Issue OF that magazine
for June Is. which has just reached here.
Tho article referred to Artacho as II
"swinder, vagabcn1. renegade and knave,"
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year Of the. reign OF the queen, and wheth
or her majesty will be advised TO renew
law :"
Sir II. Finlay. solicitor general. said
the only Information he had was from
newspaper report. to which a member d.
reeted his attention. 1t was not nronosrd
to renew the proclamation.
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rOR SIMPLE PLEASURE lRlfS.
NJ /, band OF plaid bengaline silk
|du,.a with fancy buckle.
.sort Jacket goes with the suit de-
|ppsa in pique to match the color OF
n sovers in the skirt and trimmed with
Hin. lspels and bands of dark braid. A
|ra stock finishes the neck.
| he bat is a small straw with a crown
Il .otted silk tied in a knot at the front,
through this knot two very long quilts
Ii srvn. The silk matches the color
h DE Jacket and has dots of the shade
|d,te background of the skirt
SEPARATE cuffs of white goods are worn
|tA the Jacket very dressy cuff is
|ris 81 plain duck with narrow wash
|kfi sswed around both edges.
Helen Grey Page.
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snrntogn summarized.

Saratoga, July 81 Five MISUNDERSTANDING
ouR Miss June. Arotura. Time, li0lh.
Mile and three-e ighths-Laverock The
Bachelor. Adolph Spreckles Time. 2;22h.
Five and half furlonss-sakhrat. Mora,
Post Haste. Time. i:gSh.
Mile and sixteenth-Weller. Cathedral,
Miss Patron. Time, l:i9A.
Six furlongs-Mai, Rose Lee, Ineenanamara,
1lme 1 JIG.
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from Buenos Ayres says; According TO
advices from Magellan Strait the Amer
Jean minister at Santiago de Chile has
purchased various Islands of the yelling
ten archipelago with the object OF estab-
liehIng coal sLalions.
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Wharton Texas. July 3.-Strayed or
stolen from near Pierce aation during
latter part OF winter five had of cattle,
all cows, three were brandedAO with half
circle above, and two brande 10; | will
pay $25 for delivery OF cattleand capture
of thief. f. B. Davis, sheriff Wharton
county.
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Those fellows who said they would
wait for shoe prices to fall should
come now. Every smart style that
was five dollars will now be 1896.
Russia Tan feathers, Black and Pat
ent Leathers, thigh cut or" low quar-
ters."
There's real comfort in cool
Clothes--but cool Clothes for
this locality must be made under
special directions. All our Sum-
mer Suits and Garments are con-
structed under orders"
Every ticket now
bears reduced price.
ED KAN,
MAMMOTH cLorHlER.
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Fulshear. Texas, July 31.-solen from
Fulshear Texas, one bay hors branded
H, connected with a half cirle above
on left shoulder: about Is haris high;
saddle and harness marks. VIII BAY suit
able reward for recovery OF sam. j. G,
Martin, Constable, Fort Bend county,
Texas
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IN THE FIELD OF SPORT.
mp Beat firearm, Peep O'Day and Briar
Sweet at a Mile.
REDS WON OUT IN LAST TWO INNINGS
score n Observation-Disclosures heat
Chtcaso--Othcr Games

New York, July si.-1no chief event OF the
day at Brighton Beach was the Islip stake at
one mile, In which Imp, Briar Sweet, Fire
Arm and Peep o. Day were the contestants,
with Briar Sweet tavorite and Imp s,rons
second choice Firearm being next in con
sideraton and Peep O. Day the outsider. They
got OF In perfect line. Imp and Firearin
fought II out at the end and they rushed past
the judges stand heads apart. with the West
ern mare In front, In the time OF lao 20.
Five furlongs-Lady uneas. Calea. Beauti-
ful. Time i:0i e-5
Five and a half furlongs--Stuart. Standing,
Modrine. Time i;0S 1-5
Six furlongs--Box. Donald Balm. Glorian.
Time l:4l LED,
Mile and sixty yards--Maid OF Harlem, Al
thea. DR. Parker. Time 1;44 40.
The lsltp. mile--lmp, Fircarm, Peep o. Day.
Time ii0 20,
Handicap, hurdles. two milcs--Premicr har-
dy c.. The Lost Chord. Ttme GAS pa.
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Lake Charles, Texas. July Sill Of
ficers look out for and arrest ALI Smith
alias Alt Cockeren. (Cockeren is hisright
name); a tall, sharp-faced, bony lack
negro, about 2S or 80 years old. Lars cut
scar over right eye; very slow motionand
talks slow and very deliberate, but SUIT
tiers some when bothered. Has been in
Brennan. Has brother at Wallis. 4e
is an escape from the county convict iain
will pay $500 for him in any jail T.
II. Kinard, Marshal. Eagle Lake, Texas
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TopAY's ENTRIES,

Five furlongs naideus--l iesper. Franz
Webb. All Gold, salmagundi, Plohn, Kindred
MHccahene, Prestige. oneonta, The Unknown
Lack. Give aad Take, Brook iOl,
Mile. selling .reana, l1} poUnds, Liudula
leo, Avoca. Faith Kline, Sister Fox. Re-
Mitchell, Kloldykc Queen, 81 Our Annie
Village Pride, Lepida, o..
Electric handicap Prejudice, lg4 pounds
SlIuve Tuesday ll2; Princess Cnllera. Braek
ct, Nellie Mccleary. Cleaning, The Marrhion
Gold, 100; luggcry, AndrIsa, 1917 Gala Man
tie l06, Eileen DAILY, Loo,
Six furlonss, sclling-Leedsvillc loI pounds
High links. Mordeoai, l0l, Exit, IS; HURT
cane 9S; Ben Blue. sc, Larva % Handcun
Peace 90; Rare Perfume. %; Lady Living
stcno 20, Dolly WeithoG, So
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DEWEY HAD A QUIET DAY.
StrolIcd About With u Crowd Com
stantiy at His Heels.

New York, July 31.A dispatch toSthe
Journal and Advertiser from Trieste
says; Admiral Dewey spent quiet day
strolling about Trieste this afternoon and
evening, but was everywhere followed by
crowds of people Kodak fends continual
ly dog his footsteps. swapping their
cameras until the admiral can hardly con-
ceal his annoyance.
In the evening the admiral. accompanied
by Captain Lamberton ana Flag Lieuten-
ami Brumby, visited the Cafe Czeccia on
he Piza Grand The cafe was crowded
with people who gathered around and
stared respectfully 1t the American of
ficers During the day he admiral paid a
farewell visit to the De Martini family.
the only American family living In Trieste.
While strolling about the streets the adj
miral entered a glove shop and Immediate
people.
New York, July 31.--A Herald dispatch
from Trieste says II the cruiser Olympia
touches at any French port it probably
will be Villefranche. Whether she leaves
here Tuesday evening or Wednesday even
irg VIII depend entirely upon the rapidity
with which she can coal here She Is
taking 800 tons of coal aboard. having al
ready 500 tons in her buniIers, which vii.
take her TO Gibraltar. She will remain AZ
Naples one week in ord,,r TO let The ned
continue their rest and lie ashore.
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| BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
|ElNs Of The Tram PIaner Had a Very
Pleasant Time.
pfll HAS BEEN MADE TO THE STATE
AID In Caring for the Smallpox
ntients, of Whom There Are
seyeraI-LocaI Notes.

''aunont Texas, July 31.-The boys and
''aa men at the Tram planer had a good
y out there Saturday evening, and it
y evening filed with surprises all
.''aa Mr. D. E. Chaplin, retiring as
''aai foreman, to the surprise of the
~ provided plenty of refreshments In
a.a 'ofm' and the boys, to the surprise
A. cnapin, selected him to deliver a
s'sa ~ which, to the surprise OF Mr.. F.
'4'S ureer, retiring foreman, he was
f'sa'ea with beautifully engraved silk
4 a inc new foreman, Mr.. c. A..
!, ,.-'ss and the new assistant foreman,
!. &c Chapman, We're also surprised at
vary manner in which they were re-
1A BY all the men.
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Chicago. July 3l.--sx furiongs-- Loyalett,
Tenole. Amelia Fonso TIme-l:i4&,
Five furlongs-Rosa Diah. oeonee. Thrive
Time i0iA.
lie and furlong selling-Frank Thompson
Fefiwig, Tulane. Time l;55%.
Mile-~Deering, EbeShart Espionage. Time
l.f0A
Mile and seventy yards. seling--Pay the
Fiddler Rosavannah. lIanlight, Time i:45la.
SN and a half furlopgs--Al Garrett Ca
mace, Flora Louise. Time III.
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BADGES pREspNrr-

ss,D,, - !. services at St. Mark.s
ssr s,, saafca Yesterday Rector ]. w.
lsIss..' 's ny medals to the choir boys
ass Robsss,i w, Hal Irby Greer; at
M Floyd H., Williams; good be-
.ssr In oono, reii' punctuality t. G.
~ Blsstusvra the presentations
h wol,tor took occasion to thank
4 cns. ". $. Davidson Mr. a ana
ssunoss,u T nsy, Mrs, T. A. Lamb MI, a and
Z asdals ana 'a haatic club for the beau-
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Sinner, Texas. July 3l.-wth an Import
ed" battery. the Sinner baseball club defeated
Moulton at that place yesterday by scors
of 10 TO 5. The game was very interesting
throughout. large crowd attended. Sbtner
and Flatonia were well represented
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APPLIED TO THE STATE.

~
y Health Officer Calhoun Yesterday
80 sa''a q letter to State Health officer
'.ns Tor authority from the State
as'ee iumigation of residences in the
r,.' ~ suburbs of the city. DR.. Calhoun
ssa'd that several cases of smallpo.
ne, ~ , .ound among the negroes in the
frslsal mentioned; that the disease had
'5stsd - !, several days before it WAS
sa.lip, !. sne health authorities, and that
l..,.SS ! was only chicken pox The
Ia. neg nssroes had visited dirferent
nj, Wiz s.saoat restrictions and mingled
III v,. sn Inc inhabitants in the imme-
Sl,s hay ss.v pr. Calhoun further en-
las M NAY all the negroes on whom t the
sl4 ps ssa developed had been removed
sI 1rs.aoase' but he regarded a thor
taAy nss saon OF all the houses in that
la S sr,ay to eradicate the germ
~ ium ssr,ed a systematic house se' f.
Y rsiusssa but some of the FAM
Ass oisSs. to permit agents Of the
" div ~. 20 enter their premises. and
Il s ors,, was at present Without no anr
y he s srs authority for proeeedine
eoapty ' 1ns The letter was indorsed
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X. A. BOND.

This is tho man who figures estimates on
Builders Hardware. We can and do furnish
ART HARDWARE as durable and flne AS pos
slble TO make. Send US specifications for es-
innate.
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A EXPERIMENTATION.

New York. July sl.-The Times says;
Within very little while there Will be
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c. L. & THEO. BERING, JR.,
Main and Capitol.

kept the hits well scattered. Hill was easy
enough to be found when hits meant runs.
Store III n
Pittsburg .............20 2 201 00.-- II
Baltimore ....,............ 10i 900 0l0- 3 4
Batteries--Cheesebro and Bowerman: Hill
and Robinson
Chicago. July 51-The Chicagos played tho
regular team in the field today for the Arst
time In several weeks. but could not over
come Washngton's hoodoo.
Score r III n
Chicago ...............03 1 600 00I--- " 2
Washington ............ 900 020 G5f- s 10 1
Batteres-Tayior and Chance; weighing and
Kittridge.
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The NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Louisville. July si.-The Giants were una
BILE TO hit PbiIippi after the third inning.
csrrick was batted hard throughout the game.
Sore
Loulsviiie ,.,.......,...,.3 800 22l U0s-- " >
New York ......,.,,,..... Ol2 600 GOO
Hs,terles-P hilippl and zimmer; carrick
and Wilson.
Cincinnati. July si.-McJames was wild ana
poorly supported in the eighth and ninth
innings, and the Reds won out when the
;aDe seemed sure for the leaders.
Store Ill T.
Cincinnati .............. 900 600 OIL
brooklyn ,............. 200 900 100 3 4
Batteries-Philips and Pietz; MeJames and
MCGUIRE,
Pit,shurg. July sI.--cheesebro steadied down
after the first inning. and with good support
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RAPIN GOES I'D

n NADER s'- :, assistant foreman of the
we & ~, a.s accepted the position Of
~ kaun..ss's y !, +. Keith company,s
atsIsnt d Mr.. Chaplin is one Of the
S'aen IN s T. Wen as popular yo,,ne
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- ssMRIsE PARTY.

~ Saa TAHT1.
q vi pIxs, most :. delightful surprise
= L so,,a !, the residence Of Mr..
y ~ zaa,ss in honor of Misses
sAtssen Salac, two popular young
hs eits La. who have bee1
t0r several weeks. The
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