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For Sale or Repair Clothing.

81. 90 SUIT cleaned ana pressed; 500 silk
velvet collar on coat. Upham q Padula.
tailors. 81 Main st-.Opp. Elm, one flight
Open evenings.
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WANTED-A good girl for general house
work, one who can go home nights.
Apply at 10 Catherine St, mornings or
evenings.
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Help Wanted Female.

supply the family trade with my pure
horse radish and condiments by meas
ure; excellent pay, short hours; outfit
free; just try 1t. Write for terms. Seb-
bens Dept s., II Vine St, Worcester.
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FOR SALE@Ten R-I-P-A-N-S for cents
at druggists. One gives relief.
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wINSOR'S LINE
Only Direct Line to Philadelphia
For Sale and Business Chances.

FOR SALE-Small machine shop; have a
few good speeialties that will keep two
men at work. Reason for selling, other
business Inquire of secretary Board Of
Trade.
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EDUCATIONAL

npoE FORTIER's Dancing Academy aLs6Ss
from ~ d. ~, ,i,snteed in two private lesson
Wait Uses Tuesday and Thursday AT a. e
A ,ainIr 80; class Saturday afternoon al
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For Sale or to Rent.

in Berkshire.-Four acres,
shade, views; fine house. 20 rooms; all
improvements; complete stable; cleo
tricity: water; steam; for gale or rent
for season; rental $500. Curtiss e. Bird.
Great Darlington, Mass.
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ClsrvoYants and Massage.

MRS. JULIA A. SPAULDING. ciairvoy-
ant, business. test and prophetic medi-
I'm. Is at 54s Main St. Tnere she VIII be
pleased to gree. both patrons and
friends Examination aad massage G.W
each. Room L one flight
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Wanted Miscellaneous.

WANTED-To rent house of not less than
rooms within 10 minutes walk of Lin
coin 50. Address B.. 70, Spy Office.
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Sporting Goods.

ALI. GRADES of fishing tackle at AN
gler's Den," 49, State Mutual. Geo. H.
Burtis.
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For Bicycles.

KRAFVE BICYCLE. for sale first class
condition. only used months. Call bar
Der shop, 4 Pleasant ST. Price Sls.0o.
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ON WEST BOYLSTON ST, near Sum
of land, large greenhouse, all kinds of
fruit and shrubs; will be sold at bar
gain Call on premises. ID. Scott,
Greendale.
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BRICK FACTORY FOR SALE or rent
In thriving town of 10000 inhabitants,
suited to light or heavy manufacturing,
50 power boiler. rs engine, close to sta
ton on two r. RS, modern conven-
fences, steam heat, electric light, cleo
trio line passes near building price
right terms easy s. E. Walton 1892
Main st. Springfield, Mass
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MODERN HOUSE of rooms at the
north end, hardwood finish and all con-
veniences, cemented cellar. steam heat,
etc; barn with stalls and basement,
and plenty of carriage room. This place
for the amount of the first mortgage
For particulars inquire of ]. b. Scrim-
geour SIS Main St, room IS.
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Business Notices.

PAINTING lessons in oil and water color,
drawing in charcoal, out of door sketch
ing. Hattie b. Andrews, studio 341 Lin
coin St, on line of Worcester and Clinton
electrics.
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OLD RANGES or parlor heaters taken as
part payment for the National Acorn.
Crawford Grand Diamond and other
ranges We put our secondhand ranges
in order and sell them cheap. Guy Fur-
niture Mfg. Co.
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SITUATION WANTED by steady, re
liable young man as coachman or gar
dener for private family; best of city
references. c., $780, Spy.
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To Let-FIats and houses.
MAuRORA"

TO LET Desirable unfinished
rooms, single or in suit, with or with
out table board, at $50 Main street;
building warmed by hot water, hot
water for toilet purposes furnished day
and night; passenger and freight ele-
vators. Best of references REQUIRED.
C. f. STEVENS.
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FOR SALE.

BARGAIN SALE = Estate on Charming
St, at terminus of electric road, new q
tenement house with 5000 TT. land 8
rooms each, all modern, steam heat,
open plumbing, hardwood finish, electric
and gas piazzas, beautiful. location
and views; owners being out of city and
want to sell; if sold at once will be sold
at snap bargain; if not sold in few
days II will be rented. Inquire of Stone
e. Read. Y Summer ST.
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coachman and
gardener; very best of city recommend
atoms. p. o. Box 4SS.
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Situations wanteu

SITUATIONS WANTED-By two good.
strong green Polish girls, at once. Mrs.
Jones, 40 Main ST., room II; telephone
961-4.
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Situations Wanted Male.

men on farms few good Polish men
waiting for farm work, some that we
know and can recommend; green men.
Please call mornings. Mrs. Mulvey, IA
Maple st. Telephone 1852.
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WANTED-Circulars distributed. 81 paid
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and particulars. Satisfaction guaranteed
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WANTED-Salesman local or travelling:
liberal terms; permanent. Brown Bros.
Co., nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27

Within tho next two or three weeks the
various bowling clubs will begin their weekly
practice games. and from that time on until
the end OF next May the hum OF the spheres
will be hoard nightly on several hundred alleys
In Greater New York and New Jersey. Even
now the crack bowlerS are in trim to participate
in the tournaments in which they will DO en-
gagged During tho hot summer months the
leading players INDUCED in their favorltc pas
time manly at Concy Island. Harlem bowIers
seem to be more anxious to rush the season
than those residing in the lower part OF the
CITY.
The rule suggested by THE Sun to allow
changes TO be made in teams while game il
in progress is being discussed 10y all OF tho
bowlers. and not one has as yet been found who
is not in nvor OF It,
From present Indications it will at least 10
with more than nm even chance OF being
adopted. The proposed rule will also he
brought to the notice OF the American Bowling
Congress when that body holds its annual
meeting in baltimore.
There il some talk Of forming Borough
JoA Thum says he Is willing to place two teams
in Manhattan Borough, one at the Ci"rInnnia
Assem- bly, Rooms alleys, and one at his alleys
in Harlem.
As several Of the weaker teams have dropped
out Of the New YORK Royal Arcanum League
the Board Of Managers have decided 10, allow
several Councils to enter two teams which il
expected will not only add interest. hut
strengthen tho tournament. Tn" Committee
on Alleys has already decided to re-engaRe
those In the Tennis Cub iiuilding.
The alleys In the building formerly known
as The Village Club are now being ntlli2cd for
other purposes, ant the Iorkville League
tournament will not be e-organlZed.
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More Sal, for the Shamrock.

The Shamrock is to carry more sail here than
she did In England. The Yachting World says:
"One thing that rather surprised few OF
us who witnessed the trial races smiled by the
Shamrock was that she seemed exceptionally
stiiH. This did not square at all we'll with pre-
vious assurances that Mr.. Fife had determined
to build light weather reaching boat. 1t was
admitted at the time. however. that the main
sail which tho challenger carried during the
which it was intended she should race for tho
Cup. 1t now seems that the designer had DC.
also, for new pair OF backyard topsatl spars
have lust been finished at Feirie They are
iously built. ana the yard looks to measure
probably seven or eight feet longer than that
britannia These spars will set a very much
longer topsaiI. and this increase OF cloth aioft
should pull her along down wind-which ~ the
nont OF sailing on which she shows to least
Iy.p
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Football Notes.

The Y. NJ. c. 4; OF Paterson have a strong
football team this season. and would like to
hear from other y. NJ G. 4; teams. Qrany others
HarnG. 400 Union avenue. Paterson. n j.
Following is the schedule Of the Carlisle, In
dian School: Sent -. Gettysburg at Carlisle;
Oct. / Bloomsbury Normal School at Carlisle;
Oct L. upyersitvn Of Pennsylyanta , at Phila-
%, Harvard at Cambridge; Nov. L., Hamilton
Nov. Is. University, OF Maryland at CIR Isle ;
Columbia Mt New York.
The Warren Field Club OF Brooklyn Intend TO
organize strong eleven for the coming sea-
tcaied once, was one OF the best in this vicinity,
Viii be cpmpos%ed priEnIeGlPnlly 81 the same
srounds at Columbia a and Warren s fre
Brooklyn. Teams averaging from 125 to 1870
pounds 'a H nrr1 lnS w games by addreS,s,ng
Rutgers College will be represented. it is
thought, by a strong footba team next season,
a. nrariy 81 ct Ct Sst year, PLAYERS viii return
tho following games: sept 30. Columbia at
New Brunswick Oct. 7. LehiRh at south Beth
seS%ns S III at at
iord at Haverford; Oct 25, Swarthmore at New
b i Oct - nrslnns Go4eg" at NoyTls,
Brunswick; Nov, IL. New York University al
Now Brunswick.
Troy. Aug 2b-Capt Drapcr Of the Williams
College football team to-day issued call to al
candidates for the eleven to report in Williams
town on Sent. IL. The players will have ten
hays' practice before college opens. HAZen
Yale %, who played end rush for two yenrs fo
Yale, has been engaged 10 coach the players
All OF last years team excepting Branch, hal
back Eaton. guard Rutter. end. and Cotterall
quarter back. will return this year to college
| Among the promising men who will enter TIL
| years st. Johns School eleven. and two nom
| hers OF last seasons LaWrencevllle team. Th
| first game will be PLAYED at Wiliiamstown oil
Sept. ~ with tho Laureate team at Troy.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Play Under n New system on the Pratt In
stitute Courts.


stitute Courts.
The lawn tennis tournament under the au-
spices OF the famous Cleveland Basketball Club
of Brooklyn began yesterday afternoon on the
Pratt Institute courts on Grand avenue. Brook
Ign. Just after the sets were STARTED. there was
n sharp shower. hut while tho spectators
sought shelter the contestants in the event
continued 70 play until Mr.. Belts had defeated
scoring was used Ivy he committee .' for instead ste
OF the old time method OF t-Ovc. SO. Ga.
~. they used points for the maximum Of vic
tory. II points being the required number for
winning.
The management deserve great credit for
running of the programme under such trying
atmospheric conditions. while tho attendance
the affair signally, The game Of the day was
min ated in a Victory Tor MIR Williams after an
interesting series. The scores:
Preliminary Round-c. Howard. 10 points, do
wood scratch defeated Frank Adams plus 20; "a
piu, - 7aLSl %am mns. TO- ssad dsfeste si r
French: scratch. 7c-67; R.iph sqoet: scr,tch de.
plus Is, defeated c, Kloer. plus IL, 72-ds.
The tournament will he continued next
final ana finn. rounds will be played on the
snme buss as in yesterdays events,
NIAGARA. Ont. Aug. 26-Many matches were
played. and X. D. Little, Of Princeton clevrry
defeated f.. p. Fischer of New York. in 1--WE
sets. In the han"i'ap SIM es the noteworthy
match was between Bon and II. +. Avery
The latter won easily. Scores:
Open Sngles-Flrst round-E P. Fi-cher boat H.
f. Avery. no, G-2: d. I.tle Deat Glen Laugh
ton. f1s, O. semi ANAL ropnd1E. =. Fischer
wri hit. "a. &c Final round-R. d. Little beat
f. p. fIsrhcr 81; "a. S-t. 6-I. Is.
Hlndcap Singlcs-Firkt rouud-E. =. Fischer
own 40, beat ". bridges, scratch o.. r2 W. o..
Kilmaster. half Is. beat H. Beas. half 10 al. H-2;
| L. Porter half II, beat W G. LichcrcstCin.
scratch. ga. Ga. Second round-H r. Avery
owe 10. beat W. g. Bond owe 40. a., 60.
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DOuGLAsToN.s ram REGATTA.
Light Winds Spoil the Start and Made tho
Finish Late.

Light Winds Spoil the start and Made tho
Finish Late.
PoBT WASHINGTON. Aug. GA light breeze
attended the sailing OF the special regatta OF
the Doug nston Yacht Club In Mnnhassett Bay.
off Port Washington. this afternoon. At tho
scheduled time. 2 o'clock, the bay was almost
until almost two hours later that Mcssrs.
Charles p. Tower, Thomas Fleming Day and II.
+. Barnes decided to start the races.
The start was made at a line near the clubs
pier. The course was to stake boat anchored
near Plum Point thence to the stake boat
anchored of the Great Neck shore. thence to
the stakeb boat at the starting line This course,
3a miles in length was sailed twice by NIL but
the dories. which went oyer the course once.
O'Clock. and the cabin cats. 25-toot and 35-foot
cnsses being in readiness. crossed tho line
five minu' es later, after five m nutes tn. 81
foot and Sea wanhaka" knockabouts and 49,
and at 3:+5 the three casses OF open cats wore
over. the dories following after 1--WE minutes.
The yachts. With the exception OF the dories.
finished the first leg In the following order: -.
Nudge. Mangrove, Mangoose. Hypatia. La.sie,
Palm. Grayling Nike. Edwina. Scout. Fld-
der Old SIuaw and Dodo.
In the 25-foot cabin catboat class Win or Les :,
heat Hyratia - minutes 80 seconds and
Grayling ~ minutes 46 seconds. In the 2l
foot knock aboutclass Simeon Ford's Mon goose
beat Spindrift 80 seconds, klttie by 81 sec-
oonds and Lassie II minutes 50 seconds.
MadEc 4 minutes ~ seconds In the 1s-foot
class Nike beat Elwina minutes 10 seconds
and Fiddler. Lobster beat the Scout in the 10
foot class | minute 30 seconds. Old SGuaw
we're seven starters. Ketch won. with j r.
Thompson's Rudd-r second. followed by John
Dory. Rud Zen a. Tom Cod and Perriwinkle.
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ooLUMB1A,S GREAT SPEED.
She Races out 70 Sea, Then to Bristol and
Back to Newport.


NEWPORT. Aug 20.-The cup defender CO.
lum bia arrived hero from Bristol during last
night. and daylight saw the crew busy setting
up rigging and preparing for run outside.
She was riding easily Mt her moorinRs on the
torpedo station and looked handsomer than
ever The big steel mast lowered above
everything and sho looked formidable rival
for any boat. At O'Clock all sails were bent
and soon the big mainsnil was hoisted About
10 O'Clock tho steam launch Sauid came down
from Bristol. flying the flag OF Capt. Nat Here
shoff She went alongside the tender IT.
Michaes and made fast. Mr. Herreshoff had
como down to watch the boat carefully In her
trial TO-DAY; and he vent home TO Bristol to-
night satisfied that Colum bia Is In better con,
dition than she ever was and that the steel
mast with telescope topmast is as rigid as
can be-
shorty after ten launch went ,I aH,nessde
oSad them on and al s O'clock the
The northeast breeze and stood up D the hay on
the stnrhoard tack The working topsail was
1 .oon sSa 70 can Barr
About noon the wind freshcned up nnd the
Columbia. which had been standing OF shore;
hnrhor. Then she came about and with the
wind on the port quarter rushed down the bny
and passed everything as II they were At
t. keep up with her Yachtsmen ag-ee Tint
the yacht made picture worthy Of canvas.
4 30 o'clock. Mr., Ise,in had the Columbia
taken outside ncain She came back to her
moorlngs shortly after 3 O'Clock.
seem to give her a tendency to be down at tho
storm. and ms she ran before the wind to-day
her hows fairly lifted out Of the water. She
stool up finely. and 1t IL understood that Mr..
Ise n is more than pleased with the days
work.
The Defender. with Mr.. W. Butler Duncan
Jr., on hoard. went out for q srin shortly after
IL and returned to the harhor AT about
Commodore J. p. Morgan arrived hero this
morning on the Corsair presumably to watch
the work OF the Columbia.
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Baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at Cincinnati: Brooklyn at Chicago;
Baltimore at Louisville; Washington at st. Louis.
OTHER aAMEa
Mountain A. C. vs.. Jerseys, at Jersey City.
Gorhams vs.. Howard A. c.. at RidgewoCd.
Patersons vs. Murray Hills at Lake View.
skellys We. Genuine Cuban Giants. at Sicily
grounds.
West New York F. c. Va. Poughkeepsie. at Wee
hawkeu.
Montauks vs. waverly +. c.. at Montauk grounds.
Bronx vs.. Cedars at Fleetwood Park.
Prospect +. C. vs. Aaujer A. c.. At Prospect
grounds.
Aipines vs.. Prospect F. c.. at Prospect grounds.
A. NJ.
Hoboken vs.. Cuban X Giants. at the St. George
Cricket grounds
Williamsburg A. A. vs. Railway, at Williamsburg
A. A. grounds.
Morocco Fold Club vs. Nswburghs at weehauken
Lenox A. G. VS.. Lsnox r. c.. at Rdgewood.
Johnstown r eld Club vs.. Spauldng Literary Union
At Jersey City.
Emeralds Of the New York Catholic Protectory vs.
Maroons at Van Ness.
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Harness Racing on the Old Gutenberg
Running Track.

The opening meeting Of the Hudson County
Driving Club at the old Guttenb berg track yes
terday was an entire success although the
weather seriously interfered with the attend
ance. The track hai been put in fast shape
and fully thousand were on hand to see the
sport.
I he first event was the PIG trot or pace.
best two in three for 500 purse. The Jay
Bird gelding. Newberger. owned by Alex New
berger and driven ny Thompson. Won in
straight heats in 2:204 and 2:l9t4. The
second open race. the 2:3C ttut or pace. was u
nicely contestel affair but Merry Thought. q
bay mare By Kentucky Wilkes. won In straight
heats In 2::fl and 2:2It. At the concius on OF
the race 1t began to drt2zle and owing to the
uniayorahe conditions the wagon race was
postponed till next Saturday.
The weather cleared slightly after a while
and Ike Fleming was announced with King
wood. one Of tho best known horses on the
speedway to 20 a quarter. He went the route in
2DH. showing his great brush which has made
the brown lannon's on the road. summary:
2:l6 class. trottng and pacing: purse 800.
Ncwb, rger n. r., by Jay Bird. tIhompson) .....l l
Marie Wellington. b. m, Mcclure .............2
Theresa h CHI m. (Tcnrsl Observation-Disclosures
Daisy 3. ch M. Strvensl .........,............3 4
Time-2:2OA. 2:lg%.
2:3O class. trottlng and pacing: purse. 800.
Merry Thought. b. m, by Kentucky wilkes.
LON bard CHI. e. tOConnor). ....................3 =
Red Gym. D. M. steve
Sensible Lady, b. M. rJohnson). ................4 4
Tme-2:3l. 2:2TA.
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JErfRIE,s noUr WITH AGILE.
The Champion Didn't Defend Himself and
the Londoner Found Homo Often.

The Champion Didn't Defend Himself and
the Londoner Found Homo Often.
Champion Jim Jcfrries who is meeting all
corners ut the Aquarium in London. tack led
Jack Scales on Aug. - In three round bout
Scales was quito n surprise party and gave
Jcffrlas har,l rub The London Sporting Lite
in describing the go" says:
I'm his own Particular class Jack Scales Is q
pretty useful customer. but his most ardent
admircr conld not have expected him to prove
thorn in the side OF the worlds undefea,cd
champion, The public. evidently anxious to
see Bob Fftzsimmoae's conrucror. lockcl in
gootly numbers to the aquarium last even
Ing. and they werr we'll rewarded After in
Producing the champion and his opponents for
the evening. time was called for the bout in
whch Scales was COMPETITOR The London-r.
a tall. wry youth. treated the spar as purely
exhibition and he twicc led with taps OF the
highest possible description. Jefrres paid lit
tie or no attention to his d"trncs and by this
means Scales was enabled 10 visit tho face
several times.
Adopting more buEincss-Iike tactics tho
champion gave eli Isss ot tn" lightning lett
hand work Tor which he has achieved so much
d's'tn"tiOn In his own country. This IL about
the first occasion he has assumed this style ~
Work since his sOJourn III this country. and his
efficiency Is most markell. Scales throughout
the second round was of cours. non plussed,
hut MIS- sharp movements brought to light
JenrieS S acknowledged @ oycrucss"
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Bids for the Je1rIes-Sharkey Hort to be
Opened Next Friday.

w A. Brady and Tom ORourke. managers
respectively Of Jim JefIries and Tom Sharkey,
VIII meet next Friday FOR the purpose OF select
Ing battle ground for tho fight which is TO
take place next October. ~ offers and bids
WIZ bc considered and acted upon. Both
Brady and ORourke advise clubs to send their
offers to Matt Cunc. Vanderbilt Hotel. who
was chosen to act In this capacity when articles
were signed. Thus far no big inducement has
been received. but it Ia expected TINT several
clubs will soon come in line. II was said yes.
Serdny that the ofIer m ade by the Conrv is ard
Rport:nR Club OF SJO.OOO will b. Increased
Inc Lenox Club $50 wants Tho match, and
mny raise the anti good round cum in order
70 secure the coveted fight. Brndy said yes
terday that m attempt will he made TO take
pictures OF the contest. The California clubs
nave not been heard from of late although a
lew months ago ono organization in Frisco
agreed 10 donate SoO.OOJ for tho match
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
skiffs Capsize During n Race.

EAST MoRIcHEs. Aug. 20.-An open race for
East Bay working skifrs. under the auspices Of
the Moriches Yacht Club. was sailed over the
seven-mile club course this afternoon. There
were fourteen in the race Della and Fairy
capsized Virginia and Mary c. we're disquali-
iled. Swan Island won flrst prize in l hour
% minutes AZ seconds corrected time; Halt
Moon was second. Critic third and Adder
fourth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
Baseball Notes.

PITTsBURG. Aug. 90 To-days Pittsbnrg-
Boston game WAS postponed on account Of
a statement denying that he is ngineerng the
proposed trade Of Hawley. Smith and Becklev
for Lever and Beaumont. Il have no au-
thority to trade the players OF tho Cincinnati
club" said he, The proposition came from
Cincinnati and was dec ned byPresident Kerr.
who has proposed another trade which Is being
considered by John 7. Brush"
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Vanderbilt Sails to Victory.

NEWPORT. AHg. 2B.-Thc 30-footers raced
this afternoon for n cup offered by Mr.. Penn
broke Jones. owner OF the Carolina. and It was
won by the Veda. sailed by Cornelius Wander
blt. Jr. There was strong northeasterly
wind and the start was made of jamestown.
The course was TO the Dyer's Island buoy.
nine miles dead to windwhrd and return. The
Pollywog beat the gun and had TO recross. CIV
ing the Hora the advantage. which she held to
the mark. Tho Neda was sixth boat ut tho
mark. but in rum .nR down the bay she kept
closer to the shore. got out OF the tide and
won by IL seconds. Summary: