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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-02

One lot OF Ladies' and Misses Shoes and Oxfor,is,
broken lots and broken sizes. Is to A., worth
some Of them up TO e. Mondays choice. 5os
Mems 30 aud sl.75 oil grain and satin calf. in
lace or button. for drs~s and every day wear.
Monday. sio7 and ELL
Mems q aud s22 Seao Lily dress and evening
shoe. made solid u rock, Monday. ........... q
Men's g. 30 and s2-75 shoe. tho Scgo.Lily or tho
pnrksrds Tor drcss every day. in every toe.
MonuAy choc~. ......... ................. ]
Mems s3 and s3I2S shoes. PackRris make, In kid.
kangaroo aud calf. any too Monday. .......... 2 3
Mems $3.50 and s37S hand scwed shocs Packnri's
Of course. tan and black. swell article any toe,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-02

To Cure u Cold In One bay
Take LAXATIVE Brpmo ouininc Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money " 10 falls 10 cure
&c. The genuine ha. l.. u. Y. ON cnch tap'ct
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Gossip of the HandbalI our.

'"EEns says he viii b. pleased to meet Jer.
MrMau ~ AT any Time any uuub,r of CANE. q, a
professor adds. ' w ''"'h tAe
lane, C"rer, tho Irish hammer throwcr has taLor
H.''iG Il" ,l' zane aud may br seen p,nctCi'," -,
,"hI u court almost daily. He T., I.yas = -,
rI'iHHG WIN ~" Cluslv" little sphere ,nak,s
H"H|''H uniformly tedllc and hard. '''e
IHtrons Of the Brooklyn court are anx .ousI,. I,
Inward 70 next clun day, when tie lTnu,'ia
CONAN, w%!sn ,aGrs biaGc hot~rcn DR. Lyons and rrof
~ SSns az" net PM Cast and Jere MrllAhnn r.,
IidSlhE or Lyons during thU lAst f.. W. u"n, me
So" w. 'no FORMER par new supporters ~
INV NAY Mlclatl Esau has joined the prnr,ssi.,
doubt I'm 'tt% htlr OF amateur champion heinu IN
nSsy IN hahhhIah comes forward with A IN q,
inr lanes Dunn Jr for tho ttr The later
~ ~ many N"t the amateur champion Sa,,l' ~
im,n snt' would he the means Uf awAhen rs,'. u o
interest IN the sport. '""s renewed
nj, ssmmlIApKlfhlt June s.-Chamrion hordbu
th%ss ,s Stn"y defeated Michael Fan m series ~
~. games a. Gloucester this afternoon rbn s VI
viii accent ~ AMI 2l-lu. Carney and pan
~ 49, Ibt 'nt 'hallenge of CI.IUampIon JaHIa
n'r a1H me buenos Ayrcs expert 10 M " ~
Of the world '"''' ''"h' 'hd!upi nship
ON e hsnhAttAnNille court brist!ed with e,ci,sr
a Rdm, uAy, "a All, nine matches were psvsd ~
J. McCno S 90 r; Mciiath beat George Iioward ana
''A'ea drAH' +. MsGrAth and b. Kelly
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ONE MORE FOR BROOKLYN.
4 HEAvY BATTING GAME WOW BK
UANLOS'S MEN.

Tho Clncinnatis Use tho Stick Freely, Too,
but They Field Poorly New Yorks Lose
to Chicago IN the Last InninE-Bnlti-
more and 1T. Luuis Also Successful.
CINCINNATI June Only about 6.20O per-
sons q small Cincinnati Sunday crowd. saw the
leaders win a loosely played but highly eXct-
Ing game from the downtrodden home team.
Brooklyn played much tho better ball. but tho
locals were lucky In punching their hits. and
this. along with a very poor decision by I'M
pire Smith In the third inning kept Ewings
men within good lighting distance Of Victory.
Hawley. who had lust been reinstated. lasted
three innings. during which time he was
touched up for eight hits md as many
runs. Hahn did much better after TAX
ing one inning In which to settle down.
The support OF both pitchers was miserable.
and In fact the locals fielding lost them tho
game. Hughes was wild. and was connected
with safely eleven times In six innings Ken
nedy took M the work in the seventh inning
and did fairly well. The decisions OF the UNI
pires met with general dissatisfaction. and the
frequent kicks prolonged the game. The visi-
tors did last. heady work on the bases. and this
did much toward putting the Cincinnati's up
~ the air" at several critical stages. The
Brooklyns' hits were excellentv punched. In
the second Inning they made five successive
hits. and in the first and fourth innings three
consecutive safeties The
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{, The Brookiyns stopped off at Youngstown, Pa. on
saturday and defeated the local team by score of
centre field. '''o'eu
The COMMERCIALS have few SUNDAYS in July omen
anu Would ike to arrange games with frstciass
18th street ->' i~N''
The Resolute Field Club of Newark would like tn
near from all hrst-cAss teams Offering n suitnrto
guarantee. Address James wallace Bank AMI Mo-
rls avenue, Newark. n. j. $500 ''
.,uHANp RAPIDS Jnne lS.--Cornell University and
Iht University ~ Michigan teams met here yestrr
gay, the comedians winning by a score OF 10 10
h"uhg"nd denLer comprised their battery -
At Ohio Field on last Friday the police team n, tho
IEIrteth Precinct played the nine Of the Lryria
hHuau ana after a well cOntested game the noiics
iuch won 10y asrore Of - To IL The winners hat
tery was DrcIler and ONell. wlile that Of 81.
'S'4erS was hely. Coutant and Fitzgerald. NV
ST Louis, June lS-Having received pern,isrior
IRON majority OF League clubs the st LOUIS CHM
WI play the New York AMI Cleveland clubs bSrs ~,
hen SUNDAY, New York plays Cleveland i'm ,bn t
latter city On SATURDAY, and the two clubs vii, ~"
Oh special train for this city that night ''"''
he West Side branch OF the Y VI O. A nI.v.a 49,
hHthhsth baseball club on Saturday al he iattsr'
RIuuLuS ue score being 10 To- In favor ~ IL,
httI' Inc w 81 sides would like 10 arrange 90
MIN cIubs nnerng suitable guarantee Tor The pnI
ioSing open dates; July 4, ~. Aug a. Sent 2and 40"
Ign. wv" street. orpok-
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Polo.

RAY IN the two weeks tournament at tho
fh'"delphla Country Club will begin this
afternoon Tor the Morrcil Challenge Cup and
nuueu prizes. The Morrell Cup was lrst won
by the Rockaway first team in lSni and rar
the last two seasons has been won by tho hor,n
team. Should the team win again # will hold
the eur permanently. To-day Rockov.v
NH pay the Country Club OF Westchestey
Io-nGrrow IN" Rockaway Freebo0ters viii
tthhe rrhlladelphIa second, while on ThursT f
Of Tr n.,GauS'pnta hrSt will play the winners
.M',"dnesdny will meet on Friday. and IN T1 NM
- M WANING teams will PLAY the final match
~hEi,Eh t teams have entered for the Alden cups
now. IKE the Morrell Cup, held by The ho are
rr tnfeIs. me draw and dates for these matchaS
WI n0t pe announced until Friday.
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Ad'ken boats hoisted sail for the annual spring
regatta oi the Oceanic Yacht Club which topk ,L,o
yesterday afternoon on New York Bay In IN, ..rir
'aaH the skaters w"re the NellIrV Ia f,ct iurh.
""he" by Frank Van Win&lc, Mary f., II feet {;
inches owned by Mcssls Itigmaiden 4 Pray. Nyst.r,
10 feet owned By William Palmer: MAJ, $. ~ fso,
owned by M"'srs, Wright Il Hoppcll; Pelican ,n
''e'' owned by Daniel Horbet. The NellicV. proved
a. winner over .he hary F. by minutes 20 seconds
The class for sloops had the Marines, - co,
~ William RgnIaidrn, Troy % foo, -, ''' "
tteGst i lm.lso 'terstn, Il RTE "G feet oyn"I
U,HSr,' ma hte NJ tes, feet, owned by DiI,
SHn .,e Three Mates hy minutes and i,tt there
over * u ns noptiesSy behind The slpnps Went
iSv SS SS,ed an eight mile oney Two silver low
- aup "a donated by William Rigmaideu wers ha
prizes offered to the owners Of the sucesssfTi boa
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garhts, &C., for Sale.

G Peat w. Howard and NJ, McCpe. Ais 2l-ls
nt"t J Newman aud W CashInar, ~ HuI - -g u,
~ 20 VI CasAman heAtJ. u ,nnclly III liz
7 - ana I! eastman beat c O'Lrary ana III
LAhuy, 81 II, u -lE. MI "'' anu W.
nG ST H t'ty court had usurl quota OF
y "WWa T,in"h y!Nh day. D. Exam and r. Haulpu Leaf
MalLr"n and Logan, 2I--i6 II ~ ~
- iisa' ana D. White beat T. sullivan and J BECK
LtatJ Frnh i 2i,l2' Menn.on and J. MccS9r:
~ T. Jackson beat NJ Kenny and ii, Mnlnvan
Grat i 49,, iH-2li 1. Conner and ~ Howiey
IN ~ - o. u6san ana Monaghan, 6-2I. fila ~"
nH =. BurnS and W. DAyy beat T. Water, ana W
Nu,ien' -l-l' 2l-l3. 2l-lv. "' We
ue heated term seems 10 matter little with m,
IT r, or tho hrooElyn court. On SiWb iav DT
j3 il Snu 5Ihn Cosgins beat Phil Casey and W t.
John MnrpiI i 5.ti pa GicIM William Iyiaud ami
Nh, iHL2l ~ - lr John Wallace md Jrrr MIR.
10 USa N1"1 SoHm hurley and William Lane. ?l'Ts
49,. - ln Jeg" Nc Nah III and j CUry,ns uiavai
s,m NAV We tnrm.r Winning tho nrst and Third
H,I,',r Iruu NE latter tn" second ami fourth, o.
II " ryan 's SsSt Harry y b RSgan 2-iH
John Tmlly beat Michael Hrurv ~ tx ~
g.. u PAU 'hnlt1 beat PATRICK Marshall. 5i-t%
'riI-I .lIn+; j lioncly aud + Teddy h.s, r.
A'''' and l. Murphy. 2l-lo. lI-2i, Ala
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ON THE SPEEDWAY.
Brushes Between David u. and Mcmillan.
with Honors Evenly Divided.

| Cobwebs. 212. the boss OF the Speedway,
added another string OF scalps to his belt yes
terday by beating all the trotters and PAGERS
| that tried to measure strides with him. Some
of the best horses on the road chased the
| steady going chestnut Reldinp down the broad
strstch nor,h ~ washInetnn RriJgo withont
sieto" north vi washington DI'uEu ",l"ou'
finding the limit OF his speed Nathan Straus
drove tho noted California trotter to a l4O-
nonnd nno,,n,ot,o GOD wagon md nor onco
was the driver called on to draw his whip
or do mora tbpb ait still md Let tho
hio ,ai,nu .ai, .,, on HE oo,,roao
Dig lelIow san along on MS courage
The horse struck 300 gait more
than once I'm bis brushes and he covered the
s.s,,,,J IL. -. ~. .n.. . .,,, s.,,.,,.,
less, and free from any appearance of effort
7 " Cornish voa on hand with Cohvchs's
oroa, -i,.oi na,.iIp 100 i,,t tho o,,,,oro =,
great rival, David H., 2:oo1, but the owners oil
tho two crack trotters wero not looking for
each other. 80 that the brush which everybody
wanted to see did not matcriaIize.
two OF the best bouts ~ tho morning. DR. John
y No., ,o.r,i',aI,o ,. ','u uovi,In,
ai7 tg ' S n,a young h 'r"''er mcm, ,h
grandson of Eloctioneer mad. it warm for the
Wukos hnra, Observation-Disclosures ,ho ,,i,yar,,n,,
W,Ike s morse notwithstanding 'he uII,errnce
trial Of speed David BIS big. reaching strides
c,rr,ad h,,, 80 ,t,n ,r,, ~ ,,, ni'I,'ar $50,
'"i,'e" INN 10 inc front OH 'he r's!hg GROUND
they tried IL oyer nvaIn half nm hour Iotor
No,,iuan r,,,Ia H.. .i, na.'t, =,
u'il'"" n'aue 'he c'iP so nov 'ha' '"'lu u.
where be had coma 10 tho front hofnre Tho
rnst ~ tho s,,,., .e, ,a,,I, ,h'. Si,n.k,,,,',.
nlon9 thu ie WaS ,T c ny sI SrfShooters
NJ iu,nHere goes David - Hes made break.
w MILAN haS oehteh MN ,. .,,-
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breakdown of Fitz, Harvard,s Crack
Pitcher.

CAMBRIDGE. June lS.-The Harvard boseL,,I
team which has had more than it's share n,
sorrows this season. has had another unfortu
nate stroke which bids fair to lose il tho y.,a
series. Yesterday Walter Fitz the mos, do
rehdaole twirIer. was removed from his college,
room to his home in Newton. suffering from n
general breakdown OF late Fitz has been
hltchlnG ,giIt-edGe ball. and Trainer McMas-
Its mas ue"n using every effort t. nut him In
the brpwn gam" it was purposed To- give him
, my r tne .lGhirst work in orinr to have lin
W. rig '"r me lirTt game on THURSDAY On
CIV faLld'y worse; 50 that yesterday he could
r ro.in no lo2d Morse, who pitched So we'll
nelnG ~ his best condition. as his arm is ny
r nnr my strong and as he at his best, is
Ellis at dsadvantage Had ef tha ne Sr WI face
rltZs illness been recognized, McCorm lcG
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laf"nd won points. Shelter and KimhalI
The annual regatta Of the Old Mill Yacht club was
successfully carried out yesterday The fleet Of over
dozen sharpics, two sloops and two cabin catbo,ts
s,aIten and hundreds OF boats from the Jamaica Bay
came Si over - view The races. The course for the
Scoops ana the cabin cRthoats was from the Darr,l
10 tho Cam Buoy, TO Rockuway Inlet and return a
sbSur-G or nearly eighteen miles. The his iirtt Of
snrPl's sailed over SKI, mile route extending
It'ln the Barrel to q stakeboat anchored OF IN"
ho!khwaE nestle. TO the southern end of the break.
WAFER Canarsie and back This cuurs. was trayersoI
Me IN the sharpe class the Alert won first pr 70
PHI NEe second ana Diver third The spray ownej
oS a e, erharut, won the first prize the cabin cat
o. DON ciasS and + Graasman'R spIav won the prize
Ill the Sloop class over twenty n We feet. ~
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Maurice DAILY Going Ahr,o,

maurice DAILY will start tomorrow on n trim
10 study billiard playing outside OF tho regular
f. E"Sorsah circuit aud to meet the champions
i ~ huss!a; he never has been in those coun.
novsI V sy anI exnects to meet with some
OF pay lie will spend several months shr9sd
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Vale Mon who Arc LlkeIy to Go no Enrlnna

NEW HAVEN. June lS-Capt. Fisher OF the
Yale track team has ordered the following men
to tn" training table tomorrow: F. A. Blount,
[. Dup"" and d. Boardman. sprinters; T, R
Fisher second. quarter miller; ]. p. Adams
f9 II W: d. BSr"nnaq haf;mtIers c. b. Splitter,
n Mar HL!'',n HNn r. H. Palmer. distance run,
W. W. !" Cincke. hurdIer While the Yale attn %ft
n,nr, "urhls would not state positively thar
yet II was inferred that only in one or twE
.hS's - lh"r" likely To hr any change from
table ''' '"e framing
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In the hnal heat. while in the Nelson comrettion
Johh Martin 9 Asthore won III good time. The boats
soher.u mar mile course one leg of quarter Of
mile dead To- wndward and return
In u hne fr"shening breeze from the southwest the
american Model Yacht Club sailed a series Of trial
races yesterday to select defenders for the
which the organization holds. Again the tert Old.
inner the Star, owned by Townley h p gott carried
on the honors in three straight heats At the close
OF the races the Regatta COMMITTEE through Tia
Shairman, Frank Nichols, announced that the Star
had been selected to defend the cups " N'"
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The Finishes in the Lnrchmopt n.vo,,.

me rnr"s OF the Iarchmont Yacht Club on
saturday. which were mRrred by lack Of wind
were finished late. particularly in the schooner
classes. The Regatta Committee decided 10
stop the yachts at the end Of the first round. "a
!, was then long after sunset when they reached
the lin" OH Larrhmont Harhor. Tho Colonio
the flagship Of Commodore Clarence 4 pn.r,
ley had " walkovor in the big class she
crossed the finishing line at 7:2O:54. and her
oaIeeL time was q hours - minutes "a so,-
ohuS. me rue" between ". Gould Brot Nv.
SSSHhonmer Am"rita and II, +. Lipp"tt's schooner
Rus"lta wa expected to furnish thr Iat
v wrons OF tn" day. but lrokaw turned Tie
r rEnt one. ThH Qqi-ctta saioi the correct rect
tim,. wn ~ !; mm,shHG az 70 10 Her elapsed
s Sw Won the prIZ". Tn" racn between R @op
l"mmodGre J. T. Dudge's schooner CI" nrHa
nma mn maIirS bHchanans schooner Uncas was
Mnntmet Struggle IN which there were i6,S ~
t interest h's" tw%, yachts sailed a shorter
g,u[Hnr- thhn the others. Clorlta nuished a,
u,,."1 ana meas AZ 10000. The einnsad ~
lines ZINES wrr"i Glorita. . hours 20 minutes *
seconds. ana meas. hours 4 minutls : so 30
"ndS STT,n' ol"r,ta won by - minutes 30 Sec
published IN The Sun Of yesterday "o'e
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Racing on Jamaica Bny,

Dory racing by the Jamaica Bay Yacht Club proved
10 be great success on Saturday afternoon. TWAS
the hrst OF series for prize which will be awarded
At the end OF the season. The start WAS made at q
O'Clock and Fred Lafond the father of this class OF
boats in this club, was the hrst over the line lie
was followed by C. himhall while the Others we're
5nhch'd wasA beat 70 tho first mark of Seaside
Gock run to the second mark off the railroad tr ~
uework IN Broad Channel and heat home This
course was sailed twice Summary follows:
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Sport Among Model Yachtsu.u

IN" second and third class sloops OF the wov.
're-t Mli'tnr" Yacht Cluh hattled for suur.rrsc,.
Yesterday oV"r ia" official club course Co.,, -,
-" e'@nth street, South brooklyn The second,
mss n'a'S raced for the birmingham CUP. whi,o
Trarn Ir" 'i"sS had IT out for the Nelson trophy
"r!e was good sailing breeze all the way John
Martlh storm won the birmingham Cun g.,
'oS' race with the lied Nan and Dot BY ten sssond
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Records of the New York and Brooklyn
Players.

Billy Keller added nine more points to his
batting average last week. and only eighteen
more points are needed to reach the 400 mark
Grim made o gain OF twenty-five points, and
passed DAILY, Kelley and Jones. Dunn advanced
to eighth place. and McGann moved up one
behind the other three inaelders. There
was no, change in the teams batting
and fielding averages. The opposing play
ments. Meekin no longer leads the New York
players IN batting. Jack Doyle holding the
likely to land at the top within a short time
Gleason has also used the bat with good effect
The records up Ito Saturday. inclusive. follow:
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Real Estate for Sale, CITY or Coun,rv

rrtsca IN IHE suT implies the shortest rout. to
,TustsCloIy disposal OF II. No better indorssn.nI
* ihEsuS as real estate medium need lie rsn t,it
nnah me Real Estate Board Of Broknrn xho' 49,
Ado, ' - ~ AuNeFtlslhg medium.
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WASHINGTON,
Dated for Dineen in the ninth inning,

~bAtted TOT DIheen IN the ninth inning.
St Louis. ................O l a n n n . n
Washington. ............,O o / / a n
Iw"hase hits ,Burkett. Freeman Three base
bits Childs Atherton, Sarrince hit Burksft
SSaSshs on baiis-on sudhof 2; of Dinern' e
ponplc piay-CasNdy, unassisted Struck ont nv
sndhHn' .: by pnecm, Balk-Dineen Umptres
E rt ana Mcdonnell. Tule-2 hours and S
minutes Attendance : 800. "
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CHICAGO. june l9.-The New Yorks held to-
days game safe until the last half OF the ninth
inning when the Chcagos. by taking adj
vantage OF tho mistakes OF Judgment made
ny the visitors. won an unexpected victory. IL
happened in this way; When Chicago took it's
last turn at the bat the score stood to in
favor of the New Yorks. and big Meekin. who
had been pitching in grand form. made the
mistake Of sending a straight. fast ball TO
lined out safe single to centre. Lange was
instructed to sacrifice. and he obeyed orders by
bunting the ball down the third base line
Hartman got tho ball and he had plenty Of
time to get 1t over to first but he made a wild
throw. and both base runners were safe For
rsasons known only to themselves the entire
New York nheld rushed toward the pitchers
box the moment tho throw was made leaving
both second and third bases unprotected
Mertes promptly sprinted to third and LANCE
done while Jack DOYLE stood at first base
with the ball in his hand waiting for a chance
TO- throw It to Il somebody Big .Everitt
third II was short field hit. and Outfielder
OBrien had plenty OF time to get the ball to
the plate ahead Of LanRe. but the best O'Brlen
could do was to luggle the ball. and. amid the
plaudts OF $4,000 excited enthusiasts. LANCE
consummated the ceyerest bit OF base running
run won the game. The score:
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Totals ...I3 10 ~ IL
"Anderson batted for Hughes in seventh inning

anderson batted for Hughes in seventh inning
Cincinnati ...... 90 q % / oil
Brooklyn .............. 2 o . . o 0 la
Two base hits Beckley. Miller Mccain Three.
base hi. Hawlcy. Sacrifice hits Corcoran, Ken.
nedy. stolen bases IorcOran, Jones, MCGann,
DAILY. Casey. Double playB-Dahen, Daiy and Nc.
Gam; Farell and Casey Jones. Dahrn and DAILY
Miller and Bel ley. struck out-Bv Hughes, .. by
Kennedy by Hawley, | by Hahn. =. Bases on
balls Oh Hughes. 8 of Kennedy. l. IN Hahn. g.
Hit by ptcher-By Hawcy, 2. Passed ball-vaughn
Left on bases Cincinnati. It, Brooklyn, &. Bases by
srrors-Brookyn. /. Umpires-Burns and Smith.
Time-2 hours and 40 minutes.
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Bases on errors-Ch!cago. .: New York .. Left on
bases Chicago. !: New York u. Bases on balls
On Meekin. /. struck out-By Meekin !; by Taylor
2. Sacrifice hits-Ryan. Eyerltt Warner. Stolen
bases-Mc Cormick. LANCE Double plays-McCor.
mick and Ersritt -: Gleason and Everitt Hit by
pitcher.By Taylor. l. rmpires-Gatfney and Mas
sonau Time hour and 40 minutes.
BALTIMORE, 7; LoUIsvrLLE, ..
LouIsvtL;E. June 1s.-The Louisyiles played Ii ks
nlot or schoolboys to-day and the Batiinores we re
never in trouble kitson was effective, and the Wis.
TORS lhhtlI was like stone wall. The principal
feature OF the game was " eat circus catch by How
In deep centre field LanCstord. Southern League
good impression. Tho score:
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st; LOUIS. June lS.-Tebeaus men defeated IN.
score or = to B. Up 10 tho seventh inning il looked
As the visitors would win. but the home team raj
lowing with three In the eighth This lead the Wash.
1ngtons were powerless to overcome. Wallace a.
fhortstop. did some excellent work bun Se%sr,,is
speaking the game was slow and uninteresting Tia
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n, fourteen states require railroads to carry
States l. indebted to the L. A. W Tor the nas
sage OF tn" necessary laws requiring the rail-
roads TO S" carry bicycles. for in every case
which have, saved hundreds OF thousands Hf
dollars 10 whcelmen generally, whether mem
Is working in many other directions, ani lis
officer, are constantly urging wheemen to be-
cWnie uen3sfH. that the work may become
oi large numhcrs demanding leRlslntinm o''eo'
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BALTIMORE,

EWO'uHse hlt-UIarke. Stolen bases-Lachance
Robinson Wild pitch.Kitson. Passed balI-Kit
tTidEe. struck nut-By; Bowling, 4; by Kitson, .
Hit ny pltcher-By Bowling. l; by Kitson /. DIubi,
RRisyGoNagner, Ritchey and thinner. Bases on balls
on lowing =; on kitson. |. Umpires -Swartwoot
and warner Time hours and 10 minutes At
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!, The first regular race under the sanction Of
me l.; A W. IN this diStr let this season will be
hsd IN conjunction with the Queens County
Agricultural fair at Mineola on Thursday
AFTERNOON. The race with lie n one-mie bandi-
car, and II is managed by Alexander Schwnlhach
OF BROOK !yn. The entry list is the largest ever
received Tor This annual ilNture-in fact nearly
.wIce us large as II ever was before Last year
u the history OF the race This year the entry
,iTt shows over thirty prominent amateurs
- ne race Will be started at 1890 o'clock and
1, W. Post Of Brooklyn will be the referee.
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The great nee! Of the New Jersey railroads
following the example OF some OF those in New
York state and equipping baggage cars with
Special facilities was shown yesterday when
the trains CARVING the crowd from the Walls
Hudson. IN one baggage apartment that used
only one-third OF n coach there were hundred
or more wheels piled on top Of each
other SO high that they were within a
Jew inches Of the roof, The baggageman had
to crawl over them. and tho riders were forced
t" follow suit when the time came to get them
out rev whe,Is escaped without scratching
anu those which were not dented or slightly
The railroads that have racks and take special
care "t wheels have demonstrated that il pays
doubled and trebled ~