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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-27

j. T. stringer Co., Stock Brokers,
81 w. . So. Tel. sos. Members exchange
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Notices of Location.

Especial Correspondence
Provo, Jan. 26.--The following notices
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-27

The Ezra Company Will Add More
Shares to Its Capital Stock.
c. o. Ellingwood of Boston, one of
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f. j. Leonard & Co., Stock Brokers,
SO3-SO4 Auerbach building.
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Elmer E. Darling, Stock Broker,
loans; 9 w. End South. Tel. sos.
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w. E. Hubbard & Co.

Mines. dividend paying and invest
ment stocks. 10 w. End So. Tel. sos.
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Lawn Tennis.

BoSToN. July 24-Periect weather a big list
OF entries and good tennis marked tho FIRST day
OF the Longwood tournament. Larned, George
Wrenn. Dwight Davis and Beals Wright all
won their preliminary matches. Interest OF
the morning was centred in the Dwight Davis
Huntington match. The veteran player was
badly outclassed by his younger opponent and
went down in three straight SETS 6-3. %.
6-l Huntington was clearly OF from his old
time form, Dav;S's puZzIing service and su-
perior agility proving too much for him. In
the afternoon George Wrenn waded through
Bond. the Western player, in hollow shane.
beating him in straight sets and putting up a
very good article Of tennis. Bond practically
beat himself. his net strokes and outs proving
Ward and Davis and Hackett and Allen. post
poned from the Orange tournament, were
played Off here and were very easy for the
harvard team. who allowed their opponents
H. IL shaw - &, Il l. -; 4 Il Preshrey heat 4.
Il lnurston, a., ~, 81 y. r psvls beat II. =.
beat u Vi. Bclrher, a.. -. "a. -, " A.
Lsrnel neat !; B. Whittemor-; 81 -? ~; G, \.
beat Is. r. Merrill l2-lO, IL ~; A. y. Pier heat
Z. d Wilbur 10 0-i, 81, 6-3, f. J, Larned beat
G'dmap. 80, "a, - 81 l.. 4, Ware beat
Fra Round Holcombe ward heat G Cabot. ia.
- a.: +. Bradley beat " j. Cloth'rr, "a
s-H 6-4. -. j. X. Carpenter. j. eat ], 5. Nor
~" %s u ~ i p "a WtSSt G Sr.,
y nroWn. Jr. a., 4 Z. - q. |. wrenn. Jr. OsA,
". 5, Boud a.. a.. 10, A, r. hAwss beat /; j,
PLAYED "a here Ward and Davis beat Racket and
Allen, -, "a, "a "a.
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Yachting Notes.

Favorite. ' '""'
o The CAnarss Yacht Club will hold a regatta next
The Williamsburg Yacht Club will start on it.
cruise ft on AUG q. The midsummer regatta OF I've
The cruise NJ the Hampstead Ray Yacht club Will
n"Etn IN ATg "a and tn. yachts will visit ports
ON til" Long Island shore, d!sOaudng on Aug l.
Charles J.. Scaburys new slpop va hit has lrcn
named Iudcah. n"r dimensions are - f"Ct o,rr
a. - ise5 on the water line, II feet beam and
. INemty,eiEht yachtsmcn have agreed t. est
Yacht GIN r. sn r,, iEHrIm ihe Lorront
the va HIS Will JON the New York Yacht Club nrnt
~ The new hon,rooat by Hiram v. Sbcy IL finished,
feet on the water linz 80 feet ! in' hes bean, sd ~
feet drAught She Is htted with compounI inTcrtrd
E.sr MoRIcHEs, July 24-Tho Morich.s ys,h,
.!"n was orEAmiIrd on saturday with the following
ter AvcTy: ama "IHrs' Jo%mW2dors Wa
secretary Marry Prnwttre Treasurer john MgsWrT;
pngce,Jr d.. william ~ IL M iii,r" t;n'rr ~
H"s M.a TsFTG H. LS Slt rsgn LAe ky."hi
3 As Na. Gt'p T' . s%} ~ az '
as prAcs IN three classes. "''' Wv sd
fast .eGS9d n The sSrc 9" e races between Tia.
on saniay on %T aacd am Of GTie . wh wa p
Std.sSa 2xgr r., ,%Mo .rsnEuar co9rs" On
nan by far the better OF her rival but , ti ,s sr
tag thus sSn'd She % %ns wan x%p nsA1 w. IL" saya
Ia, Thcn me lrak hslyarls parted on IL t.,
fban t tm' runr,' ana she huish,d IN mn i",s
" "'n"" A'u I 'he Cut" IN = cr,pplrd con titIo''
,''aS MORNING rauyo hy,ly 'rmo anon, t 'S
a. El'htnr, Etlp,i B"N"rly 81 New TnTL ,,r.
hnr'1 T, rW 'nr ""at t'io ,un rloW. r,'f,S M
tLlrt "T a.. Ur Hu u All Ia" l.Ir 81 a! nj.
m man usual suddenly the mast apI ~ l
.s, ~ th' nn'rl with a crash. ItD",t ~, -
sf'k pnt ""t from the huusc boat p.','.r All
~ " neNetiF, VINO was the oulJ ocrilpant A. s,,,
whore they haI r ah r'GSnT were recovered frou
she was badly strained. ''"'e was lowed ashore.
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p Miller, Newark Joe Goss.
There is a letter at this ONCE for Jack Lowry.
Tommy White it is said. has decided to quit tho
ring.
Atty Mcfarland. brother to Kid Mcfarland. has
decided to tax " b11lnI ana - ready :" make I"
Morris Rose, who is manager Of Teddy Grimm
says that Griffin will III the future only night at \
Eddie Lonny.
ch,r'gy Harvey sad ye'tsrhhay to THr sTN re.
ms ARRIVAL here II 1t fall,
T.tar JaY,lson, in .nrc,LGon Of his projected TIP
saId L. he III hue condition, ia k-un he will
endeavort to get another crack at Inn Jctfrics.
/, stated Yesterday on good authority that
thirty fourth street near Broadway, aud will open
u cafe In few weeks i'll opposition To Jim Curbctt.
JAbez white is another English hEhterwho is com
writes that Billy brady has s.E4cd him t. hLht some
good man at COMFY Island White G&h.s at ia
IoUnd,.
do" Cans is so anSTuE, to retrieve himself when
nee ne Frd., mh t nc nss been yer, rr"tI N
rs training. btu lUNrrs, II successful Will issue
a dea 10 iaCr Franz knr
Billy Ma id"n seems t. have lot of hard luck
with ms str,ng Il lighters. Both Gus RuMln amt
ChaF. G"n have -, bern TercnSH dGfsStGd MADDEN
match his protegts against any good men in their
class
weintH thu cyclst pug!ist hetorr the Olympic a !.
ot buffalo on Aug, IN twenty round bout.
his latrs, victory hoiu. over Jim DAILY Jim Corbeu
former spar partner
while abroad with jim Jcnries, Tommy Ryan will
tr' to sri "nN irN matches VITA some English box
e.. iNm i r.nrn.ly d"iMonI "t tak,nt On The
f4iir IT,. Nyan viii - TO iceland and rnIeav@r /"
get Nj, hrJd, the i,h ""itrrwrighi, to tSrc him.
h4y raorn. ;gG'G s .san., Frank rgr,Si!
e. he VIII h.,g a. an "pI"nopt Tommy ryan a
Tnsa T G tn the cHney sani .hd
clubs arr willing ~ hang ny purses Tor It II VIII
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The Long Branch Horse Show.

Amateur whips and riders expect to have a
gala time on Thursday. Friday and Saturday
At the sixth annual meeting of the Monmouth
County Horse Show Association, to be held
Oh the associations grounds at Hollywood
Park. Long Branch. Over 81 900 Is offered in
prizes. and the entries. which closed on July
II. include the finest horses OF the different
types owned in the East Among the novelties
in the classes this season is one for poIo
ponies that have been used this year in the
matches at n recognized polo club. and hunt
club competition for teams Of three hunters
from any regular hunt club. The horses must
be ridden hy mem berS or servants OF the re-
spcctive hunts. who must wear the hunt col
ora. The horses will be tried over the regular
jumps The driving classes incInde events for
tnEd.ms and for fourth hand teams, as well
as the usual classes for high stcppers In single
and double harness.
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Kea-ns and OBrien Matchcd-Suliiyan to
Meet Popp.

Quite n NUM- her Of sporting men congregated
at IA downtown Office Yesterday afternoon for
the purpose Of seeing match arranged be-
tween Spike sullivan and Tim kearns. the two
lightweights. There was a SQuabble over the
question Of weight. and the match fell through.
sullivan wanted the fight to be at 1873 pounds.
weigh in at 3 O'Clock. but Sammy Harris. who
was On hand to do business for Kearns. insisted
weighing in at the rinGside. He compromised
at u o'clock. but Sullivan would not give in,
Patsy Sweeney. Spikes clever prot6g6. was
named IA an opponent for k-arns. hut another
hitch resulted when Harr suggested that the
bout take place in the broadway A. e. II the
other clubs offered only rs much money.
Just when il look 90 az though nothing would
come Of the meeting Jack Dougherty. mana
ger Of Jack O'Bri"n. dropped in He said
q Bricn was itching TOR a match: that he
would tackle Kearns and bet IA much on the
outside. II necessary. as Harris cared to invest
on his man. Harris promptly took him up and
as quick as it takes TO tell II articles were
signed for n match at 1873 pounds for 5 900 "a
side. the men to weigh in al y o'clock In tho
evening. The preierrnc" viii BE- given to the
Broadway A. {. sullivan was much dSap-
pointed IN losing The chance of facing Krurns
and accepted q remuneratiyc offer to meet
| Jimmy Popp 81 Canada at West Chester in a
! few weeks. kearns and O'Brien are to fight
| TWENTY-FIVE rounds.
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MONTREAL. July 24.-The two contestants
for the SeawanhaAa Cup races are now having
their rest before the supreme struggle. Both
the Constance and the Glencarn III have been
taken out If tho water and are awaiting final
touches h"for" IN" first race on Thursday The
Glnraiiu was taken out Of the water last nirhI
di-mauit-d and then brought INTO The sled
where oh" how lie, III" l. 10 b" io..>ncd and
cleaned NJ and mu /" n and true 10 daipnI ~
championship. Thts afternoon the Oonstnn"c
was run on the ways and taken ashore SI" -
to b" cleaned and polished until she is in M
I'm" sailing cOndlt ION as POSSIBLE The i,onts
vii. not be IN IN" water again until " ednes.
day Iu-ulght there was IA meeting OF tha sail
pletAd Tor the race. '
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ST. Loris July 2t.-Heavy rains this morning
kept down the attendance at the races IT, the speCu'
latiNe fraternity. Tho track sloppy. The
{Mdgesto.day ordered thu stable Of j. d Clayton and
W. l- Lansing suspended, embracing such horses as
DisSolute. Salyarse and Nirpie o. because Of pecu.
liar running on July II. Summarizes:
First Race-.FiNe AMI . half turlOnRs-ChiCka.
inhu&h. III tHouck, to |. voni sen SEN lOs
Owens y to l. second; Lissune, los tBritton 20
TO !, third. Time, 1:l2A.
second Race-One mile Sir Joseph Lister, 100
niilmore to won; Belle Ward. io7 MGcJnyntl.
. u L. second kismc, lOD tConleyl. to !, third.
Time, l:4NA.
Third Race-SiI and one half furlOngs-Sorrow.
lO5 Jenklnsl, > 10 l. won, Aunt Maggie, 100 VIII.
toel To- second Osric H., liz (SUuthsrd), to /.
third. Time. l:25
Fourth Race--six furlongs-Tula FOnso. 90 witt
toe. to 1. won; Hnduonet. H. Jenkins), to .,
second: Apple!ack. ll2 ,MacJoynt, 10 to l, third.
Time, :l5A.
Firth Hacs-SiI furlongs-Tom Collins 81 tSoutll-
ard. to %. won, Danish. ~ NititpeL lU TO ..
second Alleviate. lo7 tConley), 9 to l. third Time.
l;ldle
Sinth Race-One mile and seventy yards-Moralist,
liz 'foucOnl. to ], won; Hittick, " tHouckl TO
10 second Bnsquil. Io9 (Jenkns), to ], third.
Time, l:5IHl.
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DETROIT. July c4-Four hot favorites went down
10 defeat at the Windsor track to-day aud form
players were generally worsted The track was fast.
as Is shown by Rena Canpbelis mile in ;&o% and
FLYING Bess's six furlonKs in 1:l3ld. Jimmie Nc.
tibbcns defeat Of Kunjn was the surprise of the
day. summary;
First Raco-Ono mile Rena Campbell. 80 Fore
hand Ste won Rotterdam, 100 Bergen, ID to 3,
second; Wrnlock. US "a. Weber,. to . third.
Time. lao 3D..
Second Racc-Eiye furlongs Advance Guard, / o
liam. even. won; E1us, los lDugAnl. ! to r. acc.
ond olcnt. lot Flint. Ito third. Time. 1:olt,
rLird Rarc-One mile and n Sixteenth iInnlie
M'Gibben, ~ ID. Martini. to !, won Kunia W
furehand, to .. second; Red Pirate. Us frost,
~ to /, third. Time l:4T.
Fourth Race Nine siIteenths OF n mile Daily Re-
port, lp3 Walker to l. won: Foneda, 100 II.
hoseI. t. !, second May g., 1r7 FROST to l..
third, Time, i:b6le
Iluh Kacr--Six furlongs-Flyina Bess. 1O5 u.
Weber,. t. D. won Pope Leo, lOT (Songerl, 10 to /.
second. pallista. io3 McIntire) < ~ O. third. Time.
1857.
sixth Rsre-O One mile--Col. Cluke Vi tDuganl. to
!. won: Amber Glnts. 1Ol lBulanl 10 to second
Roger b., lO3 sJneer X 10 |. third. Time, l:4lh,
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Trap Shooting.

The menhe and guests OF the Jeanette Bod and
Gun Club held forth vt the Gutenberg racetrAck
yesterday, and hne progIamn, ct live bird COM
petitions was provided, Nicholas Brunnie grdssel
ten straight IN the club shoot wMc d. H. Halnhurst
George +. Lorble and II Otton brought down only q
bird less rhc birds wpr, fast Il r. aud strong
easterly wind helped them Ai'nG. summary
Frat Event FEN 1--we lirds per nam, c'bb shnut-
Nicholas BrHnntc class L. - wards o !. H. II IN
horst class H. - NArda, ~ tTr"rge J.. Lueb". clA-s
Is. - yArdS, 9. Herman otnH. C'n-s Is, - yarI.. q"
u. j. Peters class b. rs Yards \: c lntermann class
u, - yards, \. Frederick II Ehleu, clAssC. 26yards
=. j. Lott. class IA, ~ yards H. Charles T.. Meyers
class u, ~ yards, c. kArsten~, ClA's Is. "a ards
!; g. II. Kroegnr, class b. - yards, II, William H.
Rolphs. class Is. - yards 3; William +. RnttmSnn
class y. 20, yards, -: John II. Meyer, class &, rs
yards. 4. John -. MohrmSnn. class C. IS yards. -,
Henry PApe. class b, q yards 4.
Second fyrnt-Tsam race At i've live birds per man
EhenG Team Ehlcn, capita n. ?, yards. ! J. q,
~ yards. 2, Loehle, - yards 4; uion, - wards o.
Intrruann. ~. yards: kroeger, - yards, 3, Pap"
~ Yards :, rpih -,
Brunnr"s, Tam -brunnts csptatn - ards.
horst - ards 3, karsten- - wards ? J. Never.
yards. r. Mnhrnanu, - Yards %. Total ~.
Third Eyput-SiN live birds per man Stetrns, -
Yards 4, Ottou, ~ var u. Il, Ehlrn - yards .. W
Rolphs, - yards, Il, ,hrmaun. . ards. ., !
Never, rs wards, HAuhors,, - yards. 81; Inc
mann - yards. :, lotf. 80 yards, n, LOcbl-, -
yNrds ., RroeSer, ~ yards I, q. Never. ~ yards.
:; Karstens, ~ yards. =, Pape. - yards. ..
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ITHACA. July - The Cornell athletic man
agement has engaged Jack Moakley Of Boston
as a trainer in nll branches Of athletics with
the exception of rowing. twas announced to-
day that Moakey will report on Sept. l and
will take charge Of the football candidates as
soon as they begin early practice at Rchfed
Springs The new trainer will devote special
attention to the athletic team with the purpose
of developing material III the various events
1t is thought that he will prove TO be a valuable
man. as he has the reputation Of having turned
out some strong runners and jumpers. Moak-
ley has been the official Handicapped Of tho
New England Association OF the A. A. {.
OF Cornell's teams the past few years will Leave
Ithaca probab bly, going to New York or Chicago,
where he says he has received offers from two
good clubs
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HEsrLTs Oy CTHER rRACks.


CulcAGo. JUIy 2N--E. r. Eradley's Brigade. proba
hy the hest three yea""ld h"rr disgrAcrfully
beaten ~ Harlem To-Day IA .42tg. Espionage and
Pay the Fn.u!vr both beat Inn, The Judges, who do
ana III" status OF I'll" r"r-rS which raced ~ the SANE
as the rae NOT run, The case - under iuvrs
the "p MA IN nj Harlem, and the crowd was
lar.v. Nu",hth :.
fly,t lGrr- Foe furlon=S -XaGA. ~ ,Newromu, ~
to !, " n MuGn, ~ "r!y', I3t !, second; hu.
roma, lOH lBeRuchampl, 80 !, third, Time, iOl Y.
Second Rare-uur nile and oue.e iWhth-Egbert.
iOH Flick, 10 /. won. MdiaIsr, ~ Oiray' x to |,
I.6,lV.
lh;d Race -SiN furlou.s- Graslclla. Iu4 ,MAth.
sws To !, Won ,AnoNs. 100 lBloss. ~ to /. sec.
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shamrock Takes Her Last spin In British
Waters.

GKFENoCK, July "a The Shamrock leI; he
moorngs in kothesay Bay AZ noon to-day and
reached out under lib foresail. mainsail and
Jibh"ad"d topsni. There was "a fine breeze
drawing over her port quarter, and she went
out 70 fast that an enthusiast remarked that
no steamer had a chance with her The sails
IN use were bent for the first time The breeze
was about tOpsai! strong. The boat was stand
INK well W and moved along handsomely. Sir
Thomas Upton and Cot. Hector Macdonald
were ON board. This will be her last sail in
british waters prior to her departure for
America.
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QUAKERS BEATEN TWICE.
PITTSBURGS no THE TRICK AND
GdIN ON CINCINNATI

Bostons Win from the Reds, and Arc %
Points Behind tho BrookIyns- Baltimore
Victorious over ChicaRo-Both Local
Teams Encounter Rain - other News.
Rain and wet grounds prevented the Brook
lJn-Louisvihs and st. Louis-New York games
yesterday. The Phndephias dropped a
double-header at Pttsburg. and are only 8
points ahead OF Tebcaus men. The Bostons
we're easy winners over the Cncnnatis. and
are now 53 points behind tho Brooklyns Balt!-
more took rubber from Chicago, but is still in
sixth place. The pittsburgs are u points be-
hind the Reds aud may pass them. Tho re.
suits:
Pittsburg. o. Philadelphia, \ thrst game
Pttsburg, q. Philadelphia. second game,
Boston. 4. Cincinnati, 3.
Baltimore, &, Chicago. Z,
AtLuuisville-Ran.
At st. LOuis--Wet grounds.
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NEW HAVEN. July 24.The Yale athletic
managers have decided to do away with scpa-
rate or independent training tables for the
various squads Of the university. and next fall
will begin a new system. by which all the
tables will be under one roof. This will be in
a building being erected in the rear OF the
university building. about a block west Of the
Yale campus. An addition about forty feet
square Is now being constructed to accommo-
date the athletes. 1t is expected that this
will be completed 10y. the beginning OF
the fall term. in order that it can be
ready for the football candidates. who
return on Sept. 20. Next fall only the football
PLAYERS will go to the table. During the winter
some of the oarsmen and track men may go.
and in the spring the baseball candidates will
be taken to the table, The quarters are, so
commodious that 1t wilt probably be possibl"
for IA number OF students who were not able to
make the team a. regular members. but who
wish to remain in training AS substitutes. to
obtain board with the teams at their own cN-
pense.
The old system has proved unsatisfactory. 1t
is very expensive. and the holders OF some OF
the contracts have proved irresponsible per-
sons. For two or three years Yale men have
regarded with envy the system in vogue at
visited Cambridge have been favorahly i'm.
pressed with the single he AIDED system of
training table in vogue there.
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1881
Fourth Race-one mile-Fspionags. OF Brown,
BE won; Pay the Fiddler, 1ot Mutt, sto L sec
ond; Brigade, loI Fhckl. 1 to 2. third Time,
liAsS Race declared no contest by the judges.
Firth Race.One mile and siXteenth-Carnero.
los shepherd, to |. won. Monk Wayman, 100
Everett. = to l. second; John Baker, 100 tNutt.
to 3, third Time. 1:i7a.
sixth Race.SiI and = half furlongs Maggie
Davis W -. Waldo. 10 To T., woni Free Hand, W
knight, to second Sim W., l1G tGlUyerl, to /,
third, Time. ;2lA
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GREENWICH. July 24.-Of all the races which
have taken place in the waters Of Greenwich
this summer not any has attracted more atten-
tiOn than the one on Saturday between Com
modorc f.. G. Benedct's 90 foot naphtha launch
Oneida and 30-toot launch owned by the
Comnodore's son Frederick. On Saturday
morning the latter brought a party OF eight
young women over from his home on Long
Island to his fathers residence at Indian Har-
hor where they were to take lunch Arriving
here Fred challenged his father for a race on
the Sound. which challenge was promptly &C.
cepted. Comm odore Benedict and his engineer
boarded tho Oneida launch. while Fred Bepe-
dict took all his women friends with him on his
boat. which 10 OF queer design. 1t Is some-
thing OF the style OF the boats SO common East
and has reputation for seaworthness and
also Tor speed
The start was from the buoy off tho Indian
Harhor Yacht Club house at IL o'clock in tho
morning The course was triangular ono
both boats kept side nv side. but of a sudden
I'll" Oneida sprang to he front She was bot
ter able 20 keep up her steam, and plunged
ahead a. her comnH,tltor and kept ahead the
entire distance. The Commodore arrived at
tn" starting Tunt in little over one hour. and
At that time was over half mile In the lead
Let's go ont and give them tow" he said to
the eng ncrr. and the Oneida turned about and
started again TOR Little Captains Island, where
they met the larger launch. The prefer OF a
tow was not accepted. however. and the Com
modOre has been unusually Jolly over since
II IL said that Commodore Benedict's son
does not take his defeat in the best manner
sizes OF tn" boats. but there remains a great
difference in the corrected time yet He ia
anxious for another trial, when he will not
carry such lot OF human ballast Commodore
at the Indian Harhor Yacht dub house to-
morrow night in celebration OF his victory.
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Connecticut state League.

At New Haven New la, en-. ~; New LONDON =
Al Uldgepor-BrldE"port. 3, Mcriden. A. thir.
teen innings.
At Waterbury Waterbury :; Derby. J.
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Cincinnati .......,......,O u O-S
Boston. ........O % 2>O u O-S
Two.hase hits-Tennny, Collins. Three base hit
Tenney. Double plays Clarke and Long: Mcrhee.
CorcCran aid tccElry g. struck out-By Nichols,
!. First base on balls-Of nwyer. l. OF Taylor >;
OH Nichnl-, I. Left on hascs-Cincinnati. Il Bos,
ton, X First base on errors Boston. :. Time
hour AMI 30 minutes. Umplres-ManassIu and
Latham.
pILTfMnnF. .; CHICAGO 4.
CHICAGO. July 24.-McGlnu,ty did the pitch for
the Orioles to-day and the Rough Riders lost NJ
"a ne. Phyls pitched good ball for the local az
GroEation. but his support was poor. Attendance,
1,<OO. The score:
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ViEilaut and Navahoe to Sail for Prize
of Newpnrt.


NEWPORT. July "A The Newport Yacht Rae
ing Ass ISOLATION. under whose auspices n series
of races is now being held between the Column
bia and Defender. will hold regatta off New
port on Aug. >. the Saturday before the cruise
of the New York Yacht Club and il has offered
big prizes for races between some of the best
known racing yachts There will be prize OF
$3.50 for a race between Percy Chubb's Nigi-
liant and Royal Phelps CAROLS Navahoe. and
both boats have been entered The same
courses will be sailed for these yachts as are
being used in the Columbia Defender races.
Two years ago the Nigilant and Navahoe met
of here for prize offered by the association.
and It went to the Navahoe on time allowance.
The latter has Just been fitted with new suit
of sails and Is going better than ever this sea-
son. Carroll has engaged Capt. Crocker To sail
her in AL races this year. and much NAV be tN-
pected OF her thubb is also having new sails
made Tor the Nigant 10 be ready IN time Tor
this race.
prize was offered for the schoonerS Amor
ita ana Qusetta. hut the class did not I'll. as
Iypp.tt WAS unah" 10 enter the Quisetta The
3l-loot lass VII, tie represented 10y j, Is. NJ Hiss
Kestrel, r. NJ li"yt,,s oyce, and possibly 4, q.
Humans ACuSh!a IL, Tor which n prize OF 500
has been offered. The ks>trei and Syce have
"n,ercd. and i is expected that all three of
together all summer. and the interest mani
Tested in them is very keen. Other classes may
!" rcilesented. ana the committee. M.sSrs.
Ralph y Ellis. Herman l. Duryca and Wood
barry Kane. VIII end"avOr to make the regatta
one oi the yachting events OF the season.
,NEwroR7. July -. Oliver lsGhn went to
the Columbia. " Butler Duncan, Jr.. took the
Defender outside for a spin shortly after II
u'clu' X. returning about 3, coming in from the
hshtship under her heaIsais. Cart. Ehoades
between now and Saturday. when she will
again meet the tolun bia.
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