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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-14

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g. s. un.o N. S. milleI
& So,
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Sag. q. Salpfins,
g. 90ipner & 60,
&obler Utgf. &c.,
Sol. 8. 'Stonsbrafer &
49,,
Clinton o. pain. & 60
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@.Iib & 8ro.,
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g. 5ranf Guller Don
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fiibr.r oes Grepitz
CLEARING a6ouie,A
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Qeifen nnter Sriimmern.

Ri6 mono, Mo., 13. Suli. -Sn
Der borlebten Na6t brdnnte bas a9t
Mleilsn 5Ibtpeitli9 BON bier belegene
Wp6nbaus bon Sbomas @rapes ab
uno am Morsen fano man in berRuins
bic 2ei6en @rupes' unb Feiner ersiTen
S6tpei1er 2ucp. Wfan eluubt, baB
@rapes, Der uls 9ei3bals betannt mar,
unb feline S9peTter srmorbet puroen
uno baB bos 9aus bann in 8ranb aez
Iiedt puros, I'm ous 8srbre9en gu
psrhiilIsn.
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SpeSial=Tpti5.
Eo6ert 8. Carr, jun.
bpn Der je4s3ebnten Warn,

,.iat hermit feline GanbiSatur on FUR oas hnt9'
baug Der 6eiesssbuns, iipsittr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sen p,motratii6sn 9rimdrpablen untsrmorts">
QS8-210
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61herer 2nAn fir @eikble9arbciter.

Gbteago, Is. Sull. : Die Be
amten Der r4merican Sin plate So. Z"
unb bas 2obn Gomite Der rQmalsa>
mateo 4hoeiation". tpelds felt nu9e8u
atpei Wo9en bier unterbanoelten, 6a=
ben li4 beute auf eins 2obnItala fir
bic @eibbls9 2lrbsiter gseiniet. Oisle
Stala ift glei9bebeutsnb NIT elmer
bur6!4nittli6en 2o6nerb0bung bon
Is pro3ent, psl6s i4on pom l. Sui
an in &raft beItsben fuG. Die 4ufz
beFerune toumt 10000 IrbsI!ern gu
@ute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-14
cJurpiitrcit
C0oiil( C0arfie(o.
Serporrasenoe Yaftimtorer
&e(6aftsfeate 6e9iinai9e,t
feline 2lontimation fit
Gouperttemr.

Mir, bic unterSei9neten @eI9dfts=
leute BON Baltimore, inbem mir nlr
bic @ade elmer euten 8egterung in
Marplanb unb bic beiten Sntershen
bes eanaen @plfes i'm 4use baben, inz
bofiiren 9rn. gotpin Warfiero fir Die
ben1otratiI1e Domination fir 9ouz
perneur unb tperben uns bur9Inpena
buno uller ebrliden Waittel bemiiben,
feline Termination unb grtpdblung ber=
beiaufubren.
9ei uller Mnerfennrng Der 6o6en
g6arattereisenIhaften llno 5dbistetz
ten uller anberen 5erren, bic NIT bic
fem ebrenpollsn Qlmte in Berbinbung
Qebro6t tperben, 1T es uniere On Ii9t,
bab teiner berIelben in 10 bobem 9roz
be ale @i9enI9aften fir bic erfolgz
reicbe @srapaltuns bieIes Imtes beiiBt,
ols Sr. WarFielb.
Dir glaubsn, oaB feline Domination
nt9t nur cine 9arantie bafiir iein
tpirb, bab bic gan5e partei in Der
Stabt fotpo6l, tpie in ben Gounties gu
Ieiner Inter itiiBung bereinigt 1ein
ipirb, fonbern bab er ou9 bic Stimz
men aller unabbGngig seIinnten Mdnz
ner, bic bas Dffentli6e Wohl iber
Standardization tellen, erbalten tptrb.
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3e(ibtitef< <&drdmtte

bon Ssitsn oitIer GpmpaQuie fidber felen, pesbult
ioQt. Oo irqcno cine 4riptaptrion, Die Elm soals
optr GrunD3inien tduit, fD in irgenD elmer eSeil'
nit tpenjeer suiridOen geben?
Sine uneriubun9 NJ or tie Sslfenz
bieisr Gompaqne toitet nibt msbr, ais cine llntsr:
iutunq pbne Garuntis Seitcn5 elmer eIn;
Sie Geidoditg 4Sireaur bsinoen fb in 3r. 549
$50, 55l unD 552 GquiubleH@sbauoe.
CSpwia=9tOti3 Wr. 81 tl9oD)
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Gnrators>& s>&erfauf
Mnftrage bes 0eri6ts.
J. II lilo, R. B..r,:, .....
124, 1875, 12S 21..Sowarofr.

SDilipn Srpum fiibrte muir bic be-
ffen 0Saaren. rSas bette lit naS Bill
ligite," abcr bas Bette fpitet ge=
tuDbnlidb baS meiite 8elb. oier lit
cine CUTE @elegcnbeit, oas 8eite fir
Den serinsiten @eInbetraa at famfen.
9tne bieie 9Saaren miifen nerfanft
tpcrben, uno bic Sanfcr bebcrridben
Sic Sitmatipn.
.9ebt fnbft orr l)riuatufrkauf fatt.
9lasnaarsn, Sol5ipaaren, SDpfsr@
paaren, Meherpaaren, giIsnartItel
ieoer Dirt. 3efriseratorsn. aubier,
@efrierer, S9lafsimmerzQrtttet Olz
ner= unb SbeezSerpiee, 2egsnl3lrnr=
StGnber, 8p9zllteniilien, Salnpen Ii.
csarbinieren tperben raf9 porselegt,
um fir tleinere @oaren plaB gu ma
6en. 9ebenfen @ie, baB bIss Der
qr0Bte unb beIt ausgelpdhlte Iorrutb
BON Sausbaltsz9lrtifeln unb 9otelz
GerdtbI6uFtsn in biefiger @taot 1T.
Gcrfdufer ipipmeu Sbnen ibre per-
ifjnlid5e 0lmfmcrfIamfeit nnS fpnncn
Sic az sSbren felbif beftimn1fcn Nret=
ieu famfcn. apmmen Sic 5nr Ver-
meiouna oes Gcpranscs triib5eitig.
uss-7 Charles s. Sill, Garator
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Gitle Smfmramee & Grltf So.

priifen un'D earantiren
3lm 8tiipiel Die JgsIiau, Stinner sons
Sdiifsbouz unO 5roteHoOds6onpagnte," psl3'
firsltb iebr iptrtbooles Gtgentbum al Der gde bon
GrpBz 1lno 99etzStraBs antaufte, peri6aftte rd
Sd,us Qeqeu ttipaietn Ysrluit Dur6 cine earantI'
S,itsns 0ieIer 6ompaeuis, uno bic rsaltlm9reT
SrIit & Guarautesz@cnrp.,4 9ertpaltcrin Der SblI'
qationen, erAtelt cine @sbetnigunG oeltr 9dran'
tie 0r @eorse e8 q9iaiams mar Der @IMpaif IN
Dieim Sale. ~ r..
gbenI0 leb f6 bic p9lmerican Sobaeeo Comp, a
cine Der qrDBten GprporutOnen in ben gtr. Stdas
rem alg fs has Gigenrbum Der IS: W. Jel9nsr
E5Dbu SQbufJGomp.D an Sifo5Gbdrlss@ s@StraBe, Siplz
idbtn 0ratt= unO 6amotn9Strabe, untdufts, Den
gsfstitsl pur3 Oieit Gumpagnis garantiren 1no
unteriuden 6r s.. .. SiQsbunt mar Der Inipalt
in pieienl Sale.
g8enn otes qroben Gorporatonen, tpel6e ibrs
Suter.feu eifrio Su pabrsR uben. iib onrb Die Grs
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Sie Gentufb'rr Republifanrr.
General glntpolt SaDsor gum 9ouz
perneur npminirt. - Sir Die @tz
piloienRregein BADEN Die 9erren
9(idJts iibria.

perUeur IIpHllIlII. - 1SuI Utt VIZ
ptloienI nItregsin BADEN Die 9errsn
Nidts iibrig.
2erington, Gp., 13. Suli. =
Der bier tagenoe republifanii4e
Staais Gonbent feQte beute FOlgenz
pes Staats 5idet auf:
9ouperneur, %. g. 5aplor, oer ges
genpdrtige Gensral Qnpalt; 8icez
@ouperneur, Sobn Mar7baq aug
9puispiQe; Staats Setretdr, Gale6
9ppers aus &nor Gountb; General
2lnpaH, Ri9tsr Clifton S. prutt, Ell
ner Der 8eperber um Die domination
gum @ouperneursamt.
Die 9lattform inoohirt bic NomIz
niItratiop Wfc&iniep, DerTpri3t oer@
ietbsn unterItibung IN ibrer @rpanz
Iionspolitif, gratulirt oem 2anoe gu
Der jebt tpieoer angebrO6enen Prospez
ritGt unb erfldrt fi9 gu 9unIten elmer
gsTupben Wd6rung. Sm WeIteren be-
frdftigt Tie ale, bon Dem lebten repuz
blifaniI6en National Gonoent dufz
geIieqtsn prinaipien aufs Neue, nit
Qusndbme berjenigen bes @ipIloIenlts.
Bon ben GiDilbisn1regeln pollte Der
Gonbent ni6ts pihen, uno Die tir3il1
DE umtrempelung oerTel6en Our4 Den
prGii0enten Wcainlep piro in Der
plattform au5Driidii4 gelo6t. Oie8ez
I4liiRe duBern Fogar Die Soffnun9 duF
eine bulOies tpeitere Mooifj3irung Der
@ibilbienItregsln.
-Sbomas 9. DAB, Der 8ices
prdfbent Der Peoples Rdtionalbant
bon Seras," 9iceprGfbent Der r4merIz
can 8onters' 9lh." unb 9rGIioent Der
rYennI1lpaniu 9dnters' 2lf.", lit in
Yittsbura, 3d., ben 8erleBungen erles
gen, bic er bappn trug, dls BEL unionz
tutpn lein Wagsr bon einem GHen>
babn5uae iibsrrannt purns.
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g8iliam s. s.. Mattsrs.
@illiam 8. 9aaun,
9llerun0.r Galconsr,
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GrantliR g8. SAB,
Garlin & Sutton,
Senrp Sountborn & Co.,
Dtortpn Reeo & Co.,
9l. 6. M,psr & Co.,
g. $. Gffineer,
Sosnrb 3. Rine & S0bns,
, 8. g. GOuliOn,
Sobn 9. SODle,
@nOrsp 9teitsr & Co.,
Us. 6. GIomonitoh
6. S. 9alotpin,
Sites, 9er1panesr & 60,
Sic ra;Samss 81. elrmiqsr=
Co.,
q. s. Saotlsr & Sobnt,
eSiaat 8uogsnbeimer,
Ri, nG. N. 9ogsler 60. &"
.. Sud,
glbrabam Straub,
Wis, iS6bns & 60,
@iufslmann & 9ropn
SruqzGo.,
Sunitall Smitb,
li. 5iod,
6. $. Me0airD & 60,
Sis rSarbp Mb. Co., 9.
6runf Sarbp, S6abn.
6. 99sft & SDbue,
Sbus. s. goptin,
Daniel Miller & Co.,
8. SO. Sbomus & Co.,
8. VI. SuttOue
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M. s. ReeO, /
2atprsnee S,moarn,
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~. ReO. RetoAte,
0oso1S1AO 0eaesGIs0efoAttotalees.
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% a btngt 0 n. .. g., l3. Sull.
- 9riegsistretdr Ilger bei4loB beute
nab elmer unterrebune nit benz prdz
iioenten, benz einitimmigenWuni9 i9 bes
Oeeoner acknowledgements 9s@
trefFs glusmufterung gu entipre9en.
Die Splbaten tperben no6 ibrer Mus>
mrllterung Reiissesb nud ibrer 9ei>
nuib unb @er9iitune fir ibre 8atioz
men er6alten.
@anSran5isco. 13. Suli. -
8riqabea@enrdl Summers. 9efeblsz
bdber Der seItern aus Munild bier an
eefommenen @olumdre. erfiGrte in Ell
ner untsrrehuns. Isuinalbo's Streitz
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13ribtiteI fir Ooruorationen.

gDenn QroBs6orporationen @rnnociesntbun hnfen
IN bemii6,n iid Deieber, Oie bette @nrantie fiir ben
@sikfitsl 5u trbalttn, Die 3u babsn it, Sn 9ulti=
more laTen Ditiel6cn ibrs 9sfbitsl BON Der WtarDs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-21
Gossip OF the Ring.

Jimmy Barry has been matchsd IN bo~
Harry Harris in Chicago ''"0u l" oo1
Tom Broderick and Eddie cor,o,I- h,,..
FORD on Sept. 1. 'O"us III mart
Reader. Now York-He was born IN p,ox,-
dence on Nov; Is, 1896, and standa n1a fT ro
M ana half inches. 'o 'e"S
rS S9e Bsrnstein's next encounter will ba Win
EdaIe Len9y. OF PHILADELPHIA at the Hr ~n
"oou A Z. In two weeks. "' Aieen-
biny barrett and Patsy Halev boyo hoo.
,IinIJ,heu 20 bo& twenty rounds M The 1s. oTu
~" - n'net,c Ciuo next Saturday night
Terry heGovern said yeste rdav that he ,,,o,II
pot uo any real hard exercise for his Al ~ ~ou.n
tukou,ar Ihlmer until about two wasEs WIFI WItn
inc oatie. lie says by cIinRn9 tn tbis , uSIore
S.u.n issS DANGER OF becoming "srale'
opine sullivan has been offered sa~.-.,
PSfsY Sna on behalf Of his clever nrot4 "a
latter re.s insS put has concluded TO Lei the
M.te e matehed against Tim Kearns. 'ouo'
on It SLo max Oscar Hauck has decided n, r,.
Seto1Ip S@9ary bouts Instesd q one a ne ne
I;ohnny WhittsEerI u tcs SiCy,dBBr odsripE and
oI twenty rounds in the Mlu meet
.,tAa. letter received by a promiDent.- eVen-
sy from Australia states t6at P sHport ~ this
sn9 Yea Burden, the crack Anst. PHI pohSrty
49, nave LETT the Antipodes TO- u "Siler'
out In Soo.b Is the man Kid McCoT LnoaSani
o'h africa u few years ago AnoNAeu
1905 100 asa OF interest Is beinT t.k,,, 4. AN
O'Brien sd JsoL n a contest betwSef LS,,S
ed At TIE cOsey isiaSdd Eh 6a 70 e = de-
5ssnk Lrne Thsre viii b s oe SiedSle b meet
~ - 09t u0lSa I0lnIo enS bR~AA4-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-21

The closing event OF the Canarsle Yach
Clubs season WAS held yesterday OF the club
house on Jamaica Bay. The course was from
an imaginary line of the club house to and
around buoy of the Canarsie steamboat
dock. thence through the Drain. TO the main
channel. from thence to and around the spar
buoy OF Yankee Channel returning throu III
the Drain to the stake boats OF the dock to the
starting point.
1t was ,two-Gun start. The Hiawatha shot
over the line at 3 1920: the Secret followed
Ct s:4o:56. Five minutes later the cabin cat
Ethel. Siren. Ideal. SO So and Selfish
IL was broad reach 70 the first mark, with
the wind over the nort quarter: a close reach
on the port tack To the main channel. and a
run with booms aport To the Srar'Buoy Alter
rounding the mark. the yachts strung out, the
Tam oShanter leading the way % the neFt
and i looked as though the boats would not
nnish within the time limit but they did as the
Reese sprung up In the last leg OF the journey.
* ~ S.siP cat beat cIsss tie Secret EoR from
s sIS:a E!ss :sa $rsSs 70 u. siss. u
Ideal In the 10-foot class Of open cats,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-21
Racing End. at Hawthorne.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2O.-Hawthorne ended a two
weeks meeting yesterday. with fair card for a
half holiday. The only good race was sprint
at Elk fnrlon9s. which Our Gertie won In
1:12% Summary:
First Race-sI furlongs-Miss Stanton los
(Mathews), to 1. won: Clarence +, 10 yititoe)
to seconds Dnty, Loo tBloss), 8 to i. third Time,
1:14k-
Second Race-SiI furlongs-Our dertie los (Jep.
Ens), to 5. won; Bonneville. ll5 Dean J, TO 1.
second; May Beach, 40 (MtchelD. 2 to / third Time
1il2A.
Third Rsce-siI furlongs-C heeuemite, los den.
kins). 81 to won; Brown Dick. 1o7 (Tuily> TO /.
second Edith Kline, los Peterman), IS TO 1. third
Time. 1:l<s4.
Fourth Race-stesplechase. full course-Ny yslen-
tine. 14o tRayl to 1, won: Genie. 1853 Royce) to
!: second Clifton d. 100 Porter, to /, third.
Time, 4:2OA
With Race-one and one half mile-Harry Nuttor.
lot IEyerett, 2+ to 1, won; FGtherand, ~ INIT.
ehsll. to second; croesus. lo+ (Crowhursp. az
sixth R9ce-one mle-Merito. LOT CMsthews), 7 to
10. won FlortzAr. 1o6 Crowhurst, 4 to /, second;
CLARA Wooley. los Brown. to l. third Time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-21

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20.-The sixth annual
swimming championships Of tho Atlantic Asso-
citation were held over q 40 yard course on
the schuylkill. yesterday. under the auspices
Of the National Swimming Association. The
weather conditions were perfect and the water
like mipond. Two records were broken. E.
schaeffer. the wonderful young swimmer OF
the N. Y. A. O.. and 100-yard and half-mile
Canadian champion. won the 220 yard handicap
from scratch in minutes As seconds. break
ing by twenty-thres seconds the American
record made by Il. H. Reeder. OF the Knlcker-
booker A. c.. at Travers Island last fall
Thsre were fourteen starters In the race Fred
Wenck OF the N. Y. A. O.. who had 10 seconds
start. caught the field at the half distance,
closely followed by schGOffer. The race homo
" as grand struggle between these two. who
swan nip4nd tuck until within ten yards Of
tho tape, Here Schaeffer. by des perAte effort.
forged ahead and won By two yards,
Harry Koilock Of the National Swim m ing As
socstlon won both the 100 yards and half IN 10
cham pionshipe. and In the former broke the
Atlantic Association record by eight seconds.
summary:
lock 5, s. A. j. &. story, n s. 4 second g. Il. Roi-
lock third. Time. minute IL So seconds.
haif: Mile Atlantic Iampioushp Won By II. Eol,
t@ckt n. B. 81 W. h. jArmAn. N. 8. A., second; v
siFs Ten: Ss ~ an ::sope
Ss l$. s;SSasi 9G s;sssa SAii-A't
2aoY.sd FAPdicGS;-MYs b y O. YOk.sGsr. \. Y.
s S.r q . Z sI Z ' ai$:
MINUTES ~ S0EoAAA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-21
JEFFRIEYS FIRST BOUT ABROAD.
No Trouble to Defeat Arthur Norris in
Three Rounds.

No Trouble to Defeat Arthur Norris in
Three Rounds.
Jim Jeffries seems to be doing we'll in Eng
land on his first visit to that country. and the
reception accorded to him nightly at the Royal
Aquarium is very warm. On Aug. 10. when he
met his first opponent on English soil in a
three-round exhibition. big crowd turned out
to greet him. Arthur Morriss. who n few
years ago defeated Johuny O'Brien. a crack
heavyweight. was pitted against the cham pon
While Morriss is not very clever he knows how
to deliver straight hard punch. The London
Sporting Life has this to say Of the meeting:
Mr.. Brady acted as master OF ceremo n les
and hrat OF all introduced Morrss. Jetfries
vas then brought forward and received q
hearty welcome. Horrss was impetu6us to
commence and made three quick attempts to
land with the left. JEFF was wary and avoided
TSe san bssn
he was content to ward Of the feeble attacks t
Mess made bds fS ores he TO w 6
when they faced each other for the second
time. Twice he landed. once on the shoulder
and secondly on the mouth. He then drew
himself into position. as It appeared. to let fly
with the right. but before he became dangerous
jim shot tho left hand on the face.
Morriss now made most of the ring. and 1t
send a stinging hit on the body. This was all
the round ArtSar en
the defensive. but the Californian pursued him
and banged away on the ribs with some force.
holding. and he had to be pushed away by the
cham pion. who seemed hampered by his rivals
tactics. Arthur then received a prod in the
the aid OF the big man.
Jehriess performance was marvellous. and
when he apGeared against John Dunk horst
later his quick and heavy work was largely APP
preciated."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-21
Baaeb all Notes,

A, The Brooklyns were whtewashed IN four az
the five games lost to the Bostons -
The Brooklyns and New Yorks have ench
played eleven games without an error.
j., The Brooklyns have played twenty-ttur man
this season and the New Yorks twenty-five.
The Louisvilles have made the most and tho
Washingtons the least number OF saeTifcSS
hits. Vi eeerlhco
!, Al Crawford on Saturday the Cranford Clnb
5 to4 - A ~ Seoro ot
Manager McGraw Of the BaItimoros ba.
Ieacneu nrst base on an average OF twice out
o. every three times he has faced the pitcher
t H., 10 reach FIRST base at least once 100
hit by pitched ball W ooink
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-21
COLI.
A New Course for Princeton Plnyers-For-
Ean's Onwentsia Cur.

Ean's Onwontsta Gun.
PRINCETON. Aug 20.-The Princeton Uni
yersity Coli Club has Just completed the pur-
chase OF new course which will give II o fine
tract Of $50 acres and enable 1t to lay out one
OF the best college links In the country. Peter
A.V.Vandoren.a prominent townsman who has
been acting for the club. says the alumni OF the
university have responded gene rously with
subscriptions and that the success OF the pro-
Iect is assured. The tract includes the
SprinRdale and Stockton farms. extend-
Ing from Mercer street to the Rari-
tan Canal on the south and from
Canal street to the olden farm on the west
Excepting the olden residence and about six
which is the property OF the Theological Sem
mary; the land is rolling and contains fine nat;
and various IMPROVEMENTS efrected. The Uni
veIsity Club has been compelled TO give up its
SH se 5s dsS1
will be constructed at the SPOT where tho pres
snt clqb house now stands The scuddsr Prot-
sP %sssssS es2 p&on.sis ~ T$e y
Taylor Pyne. julius s. Morgan and C. c.
Sa 1ss Ss the Intent which rs viii be
iSr the university students; T. e. ru@SFsd that
structed in the form Of a theatre with q large
etaSe and that flrst-class companies from New
York will be engaged to perform there for one
night stands. It is expected that the new
building will be completed by next April.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2o.--D. R. Forean OF Onwent-
sia won the opwentsia Cup at Lake Forest
Yesterday. and incidentally broke the amateur
competitive record OF the championship courae
By making the second round ip II strokes.
EaRan Of Onwentsia In 10 strokes for the
thirty-six holes. The competition for this cup
was confined to members who reside within
100. miles. OF Lake Forest. and who never played
golf previous to January. 1894. These condi;
Of Chicago and McCauley Of Philadelphia, who
returned better scores.
MANCHESTER. Vt, Aug. 20 The Equinox
Golf Club won tho Green Mountain Golf Asso-
citation match at Wllliamstown against the
TACOMA Golf Club yesterday This makes four
straight matches for Equinox and gives to the
club the silver cup for this season. Summary
follows:
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HAN RAi.rs naus or Bay sh.p..

nsS SHuEE- AuE- 20-The haM-rater races Q
the FnHtAgun- oUrtnfhian Yacht Club. the
second OF thu snries which were decided yes
turday en- tllB Great South Bay resulted in a
match race only two OF the fleet little craft
showing W. Rngis II. Posts Giggle bsttled
With The J. j. Lows Surprise The GirEle was
bentrh by tuur tul minutes. The dropping OF
llRht enstSrly wind to Il calm had muck to do
with the result. The course was twice over a n
rEht-mlt triangle, ltegts H. Posts interna-
Iona challenger. the Constance. came into the
ply aurmc the progress of the race, and had a
IN MI o, seynra miles with the old Hsrreshon
MnntlOh; Bonnie Dom. owned by Howard
Ghbh The Constance AHfled Rugs nIouHG ms
AnS-ttne dtmmpim- ~
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RECORDS OF LOC4L PLAYERA
Kelly Drops Back in the Batting Liso-
Foster Rallies With the Stick.

Keeler. OF the Brooklyns. seems unable b
reach the 400 mark in batting. falling back
each time when within q few points OF that
average. Iastlweek he lost two more pointn.
Hill made one hit in the only game played.
giving him an average of 500. Mcclure is rap
idly coming to the top. 43 more points advance
ing him from sixth to fourth place. Although
Kelley lost only one point In the games played
last week he went back four notches. Ths
Brooklyns added three points to the team bao>
ting average. the opposing players In the mean
time losing six.
Now that the season is SO far advanced and
the New Yorks are safely installed among the
tail enders. they have begun to find the ball. 10
was q great week for Foster. who had been
benched for some time for % other reason than
that he couldn't bat. hn the last eight Rames
the ex.Collegfan lined out seventeen hits. Of
two Dagger, Eight other players OF the Club
increased their average. The records followt
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SUNDAY ON THE DIAMOND.
The st. Louis Team Defeats Buck EwinE's
Men Handily.

CINCINNATI. Aug 20.-swift defeat marked
the Cincinnatis homecoming. st. Louis ind
ing Bretenstein's delivery exactly to their
liking. Witness and weak support aggravated
"Breit's" performance. Howell kept the local
hits scattered. and a whitewash was barely
averted. Twelve men left on bases indicates
his effectiveness. Seybold made rather I'M
reliable first appearance. but covered consider
able ground. Peitz was gashed in the head by
q foul tip In the third inning. Wood taking
after four innings by Irwin. President John
T. Brush was am ong the spectators. Score.
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