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New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed strong
Standard OH closed at 57sd5sO. against 5s195Sf on
Tuesday Last prices of other prominent issues
were: Havana Commercial S7sQ91s; preferred. Ss14f
40: Baking Powder preferred, s3J94; Markeen Cop
per, 2Gb4 Amalgamated Copper. ss5s6S9; Rubber
Goods. 2SA92s14; preferred. 77Q7s General Carriage
$685.; New-York Transportation. 6ltd7 General
quotations follow.
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financial meennes

NOTiCE.-A special meeting OF the STOCK
holders OF tn New lrtnting ca Crhe Rs24o-.e
Press, s hereby called TO he held Wednestay 49,
Der II. ltNo. at HOB. Tribune Sa.l,-ss
New York city 20 proposition to- ne NV--
tary dissolution OF the corporation required ny
Oct. a 1900. EDWARD a. HALL recJ
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ASSETS

The president In his remarks calls attention to
the extraordinary progress made by the company
in introducing the use OF its machines in fields
where they have hitherto been considered imprac-
tcabe. They have been placed in many book pub
fishing and job concerns. and are coming into use
In small country printing Offices
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Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Domestic exchange
New-fork was as follows At the places named
sw-Orleans-Commercal. s. 25 discount. bsnt
r San Francisco-sight. 1Oc; telegram 12Lc
-ncinnati~Between banks par TO iOc discount
yer me counter soc premium. Boston-Par and
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REACTION AT THE CLOSE.
LIGHTER STOCK DEALINGS.
NEss-sTERLING EXCHANGE HIGHER.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Tuesdays
final quotations were:
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GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington S1336554; internal reve-
nue. receipts. SS77652; miscellaneous receipts, Ss
23 Total receipts for the day. s2O5 40; expendi-
tures s. 095 000 Receipts for the month date S2S
62S679 expenditures, S6545 600; of receipts.
s. 0S5,679 Receipts for fiscal year to date, H73576
922; expenditures. S7O194S2 S2S; excess of receipts.
50 33S2,099 Receipts of National bank notes for re-
demption. S94657
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES
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DIsT1LLING OF AMERICA

The Distilliug Company of America reports net
earnings Of the constituent companies for the year
ended June 80 at N.SS71S2 The general balance
sheet shows:
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ST JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.

The annual report Of the ST. Joseph and Grand
Island for the year ended June 30 shows:
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
CFurnishsd by walker Brothers. No. n Broasr.,


Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Mn
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William p. Bon-
bright & Co.. of Colorado Springs:
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TIE FEDERAL TREASURY

washington, Oct. 1.-THE condition of the Treas
ury' divisions Of issue and redemption, at the be-
ginning Of business to-day was as follows:
RESERVE FUND
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market firm. Final
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SECOND WEEK REPORTS.

Railroad earnings received yesterday for the sec
ond week in October showed the following changes
as compared with the time year ago:
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold yesterday AZ
auction at the New-Tork Real Estate salesrooro
by Adrian II Muller & Son
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Included in the general term charges mis- ,e,-
is 1858 for construction while last year were
included money borrowed for equipment s1oa $50
and construction S1O.7SO
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BANK STOCKS.
reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 waIl-st)
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FERRY COMPANIES.

'And Interest. Tex interest.
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SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGl

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
The sun., 1900-07-20
RESULTS ON OTHER TRACKS.
At Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 10 Sam Wagner made an old.
fashioned Killing on his horse Srosus In the last
at Washington Park TO day, The price opened at 20
10 |. and he was played as long as the bookmakers
would take any money Although the price did not
90 below 10 TO he succeeded In getting on several
thousand dollars II Is understood the horse was also
played in the poolr oms throughout the country.
CrG,us won Ike a good thing lie loafed In behind
his field for mile and came through with rush at
the stretch turn and won eaSed up Summary:
First Race-Flve and bali furlong'-Lady
Schorr. 100 Burns. to l, won; Schoolmaster 1lb
tBullm an. 7 TO S, second; Cora Goetz, us wink.
neldl, Z To !. third. Time, i;0s:
Second Race--SiI iuIongs-Tua Fonso, 100 o.
Mathews, barr'd won; Sharp Bird % tHarshber.
ger. to 1 second: Scarlet Lily. ss Devin). IL to
|, third. Time, l:l3
Third Race-Hyde Park Stakes: 1000 added: six
furlongs- Alard Schcck, ll8 Burns, TO 5, won;
Golden age. lle tBullmanJ. 8 to g., second; Tyr Is
(Wlnkneldl, ~ 10 l. third. Time, 1855
Fourth Race-One mile and an Gig ghth-- -Miwau-
kee, liV Mathews, o 10 |. won: Alcedo, iO3 wink
neli, 10 TO S. second: Limerick. io4 Burns) to l.
third Time, 80.
Fifth Race-one mle--George Arnold, 100 tBull-
man, Is 70 5, won; The Sprte, 80 knight, 6to 5,
second: Mint Sauce, i04 (Vititoe), to !, third.
Time, 1899.
Sixth Rsce-One mile and an righth-Crnsus
1OI (Harshbergerl, 10 TO !, won; Cog Moosey, 100
(Winkneldl, 2 70 l, second: Our Nellie. OF (knighU,
Ito 2, third. Time, 1884
The sun., 1900-07-20

BROOKLYN, II. CINCINNATI. 8.
Joe Kelley and Hughey Jennings were still
unable TO play ball yesterday but that made
little d ference to the Brooklyns who had no
,,oube in beating the Cincinnati Reds. Roar
,ry Bu" Kennedy was somewhat affected by
,he heat toward the close Of the game and lost
his effectiveness. In the ninth inning his speed
ieft him and the Reds were In the act OF bound
Wsnlon nut in Kitson With four runs needed
70 lie the score and nobody out, the Cincinnatis
we're quickly bowled over by kitson and went
10 the hotel not so gay as they thought they'd
pitcher Phillips, usually puzzle to the
Brooklyns, began the box work for the Reds.
The Champions found him cinch and in the
frst Ave innings they collected two singles. five
SouhIes and two three baggers which secured a
strong lead All OF these hits had .whiskers on
Them and others equally az hard would have
dsS sdrrs runs M Sssr SsWion sSs
,eeded Phillips in the sixth and the Brookyns
promptly ma led him for double, 2 triple and
seitled down, b tit was too late
The Cincinnai- made only five hits of Ken
nedv in the first seven innings. The Brooklvns
rayed a smart. fielding game behind Bill.
irs 10 be tower OF strength in handling heavy
ground drives In the eighth Kennedy began
Ito weaken and but for a magnificent catch by
sheckard Of long smash from Corcoran there
drive was good for perhaps a home run and
thare was man on first at tho time.
Kennedy distinguished himself at the bat by
hammerng out two rattling two-baggers.
Jones also made couple Of corkng doubles.
together with a thrce-base-ht that opened the
game Cross was also conspicuous with three
safe hits one a triple Corcorans batting and
fielding, some lightning base running by Bar
rett and the work OF both catchers were also
noteworthy features
r,rrlre Swartwood had his troubles. When
"A hn,lly b 1tF in tha trI nnin
he was surrounded bv Becklev, Corcoran, Wood
and Philips, who argued with him at ergth.
Reckley had previously roared because strike
was called on him. Later there was a howl
from the crowd and the Brooklvns WHEN Bar
rett was declared safe in the fifth inning. Ken
nedy Rrowled over ruling In the seventh, but
was ordered 10 desist by Acting Captain DAILY.
While the Cincinnati PLAYERS We're kicking. their
emnoyer, John 7 Brush. looked on from a seat
In the grand stand The weather was perfect
for the snort, but not quite 100 persons paid
N SEQ the pane The SCORE.
The sun., 1900-07-20

CHICAGO. July is--In the semi-nnals for the
Governor's cup at the Onwentsia golf links to-
day Miss BESSIE Anthony and Mrs, j. NJ. Cutter
defeat d Mrs, II. C.. Chatfield-Taylor and Miss
Martha Wilson respectively. and they viii meet
each other In the final round Tor the Western
womens championship tomorrow. Mrs.
Chatfled-Taylors defeat by such a COM
parativey new player as Miss Anthony created
great surprise. particularly IA the contest was
SO stubbornly fought necessitating nineteen
old Evanstonan was declared a winner.
This Is Miss Anthony's second year at golf. In
defeating Miss Martha Wilson. Mrs Jack Cutter
put up an excellent quality OF golf and made
the double round in iO4 strokes. Two other
ExmooT players besides Mrs. Cutter who also
belong to the Onwentsia Club. Mrs. W. A.
Alexander and Miss Grace Chapman. were also
successful In the semi-hnals yesterday. Mrs.
Alexander defea ed Mrs. II. n Tuttle OF On
wentsa willie Miss Chapman beat Mrs. II. A..
Beid!er OF Lake Geneva Summaries:
Semi Finals for the Governors Cup-Miss Besse
Anthony Of the Evanston Golf Club beat Mrs II c.
Chaincld Taylor by 1 up In nineteen holes; Mrs.
Cutter of Exmoor and OnwentslA beat Miss Martha
Wilson Of Onwentsia by : up
The sun., 1900-07-20
First Game -Monsey OF Worcester. 446.
Second Game-SpariAn Of New York. 37a.
ThITd Game Kama Of New York sos
PLANS FOR NEW YORK Y. c. CRUISE.
Many Racing Rules Amended and New Mem.
bers Elected.

The fourth general meeting OF the New York
Yacht Club was held at Delmonicos. Beaver
street. yesterday afternoon. Commodore
Lewis Cass Ledyard presided. Some amend
ments to the racing rules were considered. 1t
Is necessary that changes In these rules shall
be passed at two meetings and yesterday they
changes were made Tor the new racing
class. Class q now Is for Noops over
so feet racing length; class H is for
is for sloops 50 to 70 feet racing length. In the
limit Of draught rlhe. class q has no limit; in
class II the limit is IL feet; and in class the
Hnest @ aIs SSs soWed ST,y
those OF OF class twentv men.
a change was made & IN rule 1heu xtx. which now nov
tsSs in BE- sa
ing In club races for the remainder OF the
The feet viii rendezvous at Glen Cove on the
morning Of Monday. Aug 8. Commodore L.
Cass Ledyard has given cup which will be
raced for that day. The courses will be selected
by the regatta committee and announced later
The feet will anchor that night In Huntington
Harbor and on TUESDAY, Aug !. VIII 20 to
will go to Newport. Vineyard Haven, will be
the, next port and on Saturday the feet
s % es rsuFn will remain SsEO'r on Anchor sunaass aas
on Monday, Aug 49, the Astor cups will be
raced for. The Regatta Committee will is'ue
a circular shortly giving instructions for each
dav's run and for the races on the first day on
Glen Cove and the Astor cup races.
The following members were elected
E.P. Morse Richard c Fessenden. F. W. wurster.
Lieutenant { ON mander W. b. Bsyey, Y. S. NJ,
Charles Robinson Smith, Thomas G. Field. Robert j.
W. koons, Richsrd Morgan. Edward Sears
sy ssa RS.a RSSS Ro"s Ms: 5o; nS ssng, 'T s
tenant Commander George N. Stoney. Y. 8 N, Rob
eu N. Thompson and Lieut. r. w. Kellogg. U. & N.
The Baroness Julia de Rothschild. proposed
by Vice Commodore August Belmont and sec
onded by Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard. was
elected flag member
The sun., 1900-07-20
The Lookout wins in the Quincy Yacht Club
Series.

QUINCY. Mass, July ia. Henry Higgn-
sons Lookout won the second Of the series OF
races for the Quincy Yacht Club challenge cup
for 2i-footers of the clubhouse at Hough'..
Neck this afternoon. The wind was light and
fokle but between the winner and Henry NJ
Faxon's Hostess the second boat across the
fin sh line, II was toss up which had the better
luck in finding the breeze at critical times
The course was triangular one, twice around,
q total distance OF ~ knots The jaws on the
Lookout's gan slipped rom the mast when she
hauled on the wind for the second leg and she
went over the renal der OF the course with half
her mainsail baegedy The Hostess was close to
soft spot and finished 2 minutes 81 seconds
behind the Lookout The Pompano was 3
minutes second behind the rahon boat The
The sun., 1900-07-20
TROTTIN0 AND FACING.
Slow Miles at Detroit a Surprise to Horsemcn
Here.

slow Miles at Detroit q Surprise to Horsemcn
Here.
THE cheapest race ever trotted for the
Merchants and Manufacturers Stakes. wa.
the almost universal comment among horsemen
yesterday concerning the surprising outcome
OF the big race at Detroit. For the first trie
since the pneumatic sulky came into use the
time Of the winner was slower than 2:2o, while
the average for the race was the poorest since
1892. the six heats having been trotted at the
rate OF 2i71i. Last season. when seven heats
were trotted. the average was 3l2h. or more
than two seconds better than the best time
made in Wednesdays contest. The 2;40 race at
Windsor last week for purse OF $500 was
trotted three seconds faster than Detroit's
$4,000 stake. That Sagwa. The Bondsman.
Battlesign and Henry s.. four OF the best horses
engaged. all went amiss on the eve Of the
contest or during Its progress. illustrates the
uncertainty Of racing and partly explains
the poor rate Of speed required to win. But
the Detroit track is apparently In poor condi-
ton. or in no race Of the me ting thus far has
me standard OF speed approached that OF
Lady Geraldine, whose nqme goes into the list
Of winners with Hendryx. Walter E.. Temple
Bar. Anderson's Nightingale. silva, j. NJ. D. The
Corporal Emma 0fut, Rilma Directunl Kelly
ahu isoydi bdfON II u HVe-yeaT-Olu Duy IndTe Dy
Constantine. 2l2I,. out OF Alaska, 227 I, by
Alcy9,ne. 2:27; second dam Wenonah. by Curtia's
Hambletonian. third dam Jessie Pepper ldam
Si Iona, RI Biz, and Alpha, 22s,, BY Mambrino
and John r. Graham at Muirs. Ky; She trotted
several races as a two-year-old, beating such
good ones as Charley Herr and jamie T. for the
5000 Horse Reriew stakes at the Columbus
Grand Circuit meeting and gaining record Of
22eh. Lady Geraldine was OF the turf in 1898
and 1892. starting out this season IN the Q!
class. She won a good race at the Highland
Park meeting in Detroit on tre Fourth q July.
cutting her record down TO 2:l4A. AT Windsor
last week she finished second TO- Battlesign in
2lsa. showing great speed. but she was
The creditors Of Lewis g. Tewksbury. who
have been searching high and low for Robert j j:
20lH In the belief that he is a $4,000 PAGER,
will probably be disappointed II they ever sue
ceed in having the title geding so d to satisfy
their claims. In 1899. when he held the world 3
record for pacerS, Mr.. Tewksbury was able To
buy him for o. 500 One-flfih OF that sum would
probably be deemed fair price for him now.
Although he is one of the pleasa ntest Of driving
horses he has never been star performer on
the Speedway, requiring perfect balanc care
fnl training and expert re nsnians ~ TO bring
out anything like his best speed. Robert is now
Ns.anE F..F
The sun., 1900-07-20
At st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July TO- Clearing skies and a good
card drew out big crowd 70 the Fair Grounds Iaces.
the speculativey Inclined being present In force.
Track lumpy and slow In the second Charlie
OBrien, the iavorite got on with anyng start and
led all the way winnihg as he pleased Summar rle s.
First Race-Six furlongs-Aunt Maggie, l07 (Bur.
ris), to won: Lee Bruno, 1Oa Morscl TO I, SEQ
end Percy r. lo' tD0minicN ''o l. third Time
second Race-one mile--charlie o'Bricn, OF ID. T..
Woods, to 4, won: Tom Gilmore. "a (Dominckl,
5 to |, second Strangcst. ii07 III. Stuart. 70 |,
third. Time, i4o.
Third Race-Six furlongs-Iris. 102 u. Woods, 5
TO q won; Joe Doughty, I07 Frost, o to I, second;
Duty. 03 (Dominickl, 0 TO 2, third. Time i:l7..
Fourth Race-Four and half iuIiongs-Queen
Dixon, 122 Domnck), 9 to ), won; Wild Pirate, IlS
~. Woods, 10 70 5, second Money Muss. lis
(Morse), > 10 I, third. Time o:o7Ia
Dora, S5 Cochran. l2 to l. won; Molo, 10s III.
StuarD. 8 TO 5, second; Terra lncognits, l0o (R,
Smith, 4 to |, third. Tim. 1884
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs-ohnet, 9e (Doml.
nick, TO !. won: Sam Lazarus los lMorsel, TO !.
second; Macon. i0s ut Smith, 2 TO !. third Time.
1:Jl
The sun., 1900-07-20
Sir Thomas Lipton Not Ready to Challenge
for Americas Cup.
.spseial Cab. Des, atch TO THE SUN.

Special Cable Des' dtch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. July io.-Slr Thomas Upton denies
that he is sending a second challenge to the
New York Yacht Club for another race for the
Americas Cup. or that H. is having a new
challenger built He says that 1t is his inten-
ton to wait until the details are perfected.
which may be one or two years He will race
the Shamrock In the British regattas next sea-
son and gain experience for the next challenger.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Sportsman's Goods.
Midsummer
Sale.

No special reason for 1.-THE
goods reduced are in first.class
condition. Simply a habit-but
the prices 60 down just the
same. You are sure to want
something from the list. Read:
HammOcks.
Palmer's, with pillow, 6Sc., were s..
Palmer's, fine quality, 81, were 81.
Bathing Suits.
2-piece Cotton, 75c., were s..
2-pece Cotton, fine quality, $3.50, were $1
2-pece Fine Worsted, striped ends, 81. 2S,
were So.
apiece Finest worsted, s2.7s, were s4
Leather Belts.
$3.50 and 50 qualities, 81.
81, and 75c. qualities, SOC.
Odd Belts, were SOC. to $3.50, now 2Se.
Golf or Bicycle Hose.
Light weight, 75c. quality, 3Sc.
Heavy Imported, si.so to Sc quality, 7ss
Heavy Imported, 50 quality, 81.
Small Rifles.
Flobert Rifle, % CAL, si.7S.
Flobert Rifle, % CAL, pistol grip, S22s.
Flobert Rifle, % CAL, finer quality, 50.
"Thumb Trigger Guns, 22 CAL, fne
quality, were $3.50, now 50.
6 Stevens Rifles, % CAL, finest quality, listed
at s24, reduced TO $40.
A small line Of scratched and soiled Marlin
and other Rifles, 81 and up.
CrOquef.
81 grade, 7sc.; so quality, si.i2; s. quail.
ty, $2.25; IS quality, $3.50; $40 quality, $3.50.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Jockey O'Conuor May Ride Again Next Week.

The stewards OF the Brighton Beach Racing
Association gave out the following statement
yesterday: In the case OF the Jockey.
W. s. II. J. OConnor. suspended indefinitely
for foul riding in the second race Of July
~, the stewards after due consider
alton, restore the said jockey to the
full privileges Of his license TO take effect July
90 with the warning that a repetition OF the
offence will be followed by a recommendation
to the Jockey Club that his license be revoked
The sun., 1900-07-20
rROOKLYNS OUTPLAY REDS.
rrray, HARD HITTING ny THE
CHAMPIONS WINS THE CANE.

New FORKS Defeat tho 81. Louis Team -Bes'
tons Dispose Of the Chicagos-Philadel-
phias Take = Close Contest From the
p,tt,burgs-A Had Day for the west.
All Of the Western teams were beaten In the
x.uonal League games yesterday. The Brook
,vns won handily from the Cincinnatis and in
creased their lead to io7 points The New
works defeated the st. Louis players. who have
sssn lounging around town for the past three
S.vs. The Bostons won from the Chicagos and
no..ed Tebeau's men. The Philadelphias took
shard-fought contest from the Pittsburgs and
ra.sed the Chicagos. The results:
brooklyn, Ia cineinnati.s
New York, 5; St Louis s.
Philadelphia, 4; Plttsburg. s.
Boston, 0; Chicago, l.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Annual Me etIng Of n. A. A. O.

The annual meeting Of the National Associa-
ton OF Amateur Oarsmen was held at the New
York A. c. last night. The principal business
was the election OF officers and four
members OF the Executive Committee. A
fight was made by the Detroit Boat Club
against W. &. Jupp. who served on the Execu-
tive Committee as member OF that organiza-
tion. The Detroit Club put up d b. Dufheld. a
member Of its senior four-oared crew, in oppo-
sition to Jupp. who was indorsed By The
Mutual B. {, OF Detroit. The result was
almost a walkover for Jupp. who was
reelected by q vote of 40 TO g. The other mem
bers OF the committee whose terms ran out
were also reelected They were: j. d. Mahr.
Metropolitan r. G., New York; G; W PreLsen-
danz. Farmount r. G.. Philadelphia. and r., r..
Pelton, Seawanhaka B. c., Brooklyn. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President Claude II. zappone. Potomac b. @.
Washington: Vice-PrcsidenL W. G, Jupp. Mutual B.
G.. Detroit Secretary, Fred Fortm"yer. Passaic b.
c.. Newark; Treasurer H. II. Peton. Seawanhaka
BIC.
The association recommended to the Execu-
tive Committee to add an intermediate pair.
oared shell race to the programme. This will
probably be done in future regattas.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Annie Leyburn Makes . New Record for
Rochester.

ROCHESTER, July i9.-Thls was the most sue
ccSfu day of the Circuit races at Crittenden PARK
The pools were hit hard In the 2:2l pace Hal C.
sold fOr $40 and the q Id Tor IS. Not FOR instant
was ". Cobbs morse within a long distance Of W n
ming heat AfttT losing in two heats Bessie orr
won the laSI three and the race. Dunno d and West
cot were punished 10 the tune OF each In the 3
pace for getting out Of place Annie Leybun broke the
track record OF 2l5, The tactics Of yesterday
developed In the p trot and the drivers were called
up and warned that II they did not give horserace
In the next heat they would be brought to book.
This had the desired effect The summary:
The sun., 1900-07-20
MATCH PLAY.

Belmont Cup-First rouud-Talmadge beat Grimm,
By up and 8 to play: Heinhart beat Murdock. by 5
UP and to play Douglas beat Holmes, by I up and
10 play; Behr beat De Rahm. BY 8 up and 4
10 play,
Consolation Cup-First Yound-Ewng beat Macy
I up 10 holes: FrelInghuyscn beat Vaughn, by
up Smith beat Wilder. BY up; Snow beai ". Vat
son. by up and 70 play; Williams beat c. f.
Watson. Jr, by ) up and TO play.
Eighteen took part in the long driving con-
test Tor silver ladie presented by The club
J. q. Douglas and II Grimm each drove ISL
yards. carry and roll but the award went to
Douglas on the score OF accuracy.
The sun., 1900-07-20
baseball Games To- day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cincinnati st Brooklyn. ST. Louis at New York
Pitlsburg at Philadri phia. Chicago al Boston
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield at Providence, HARTFORD AZ worcester
Syracuse at Toronto. Rochester al MonueaL
The sun., 1900-07-20
SYCAMORE DOESN'T LIKE THEN.
vsikyries skipper Says Our 7O-Footcrs Ar,
Rough Looking Boats.

NEWPORT. July TO- Capt. Edward Sycamore.
OF England. formerly skipper ofLord Dunraven's
Nakyrie. has arrived here to witness the races
between the new special class OF 70-foot sloops
Although he came on the early boat he could not
find way TO See to-day's contest. Ie did.
however. see the yachts as they were a. anchor
in Brenton's Cove. and he esaysthat he is greatly
disappointed with them. BY this he did not
wish to infer that they could not go. that they
were not fast, but he was surprised that the
Herreshofs should turn out such job, say
ing that they are not first class, To The Sun
correspondent he said:
They are the toughest looking boats that
have ever seen come out OF the Herreshons
shops"
lie did admit that they were better class
than the Columbia and Defender not so much
IA pig in poke" and that they could be COM
fortaby used for other purposes than for rae
ing. He said that he was sure that they were
not the boats delivered by the Herreshoffs.
by this meaning that they had not held their
shape. lie also thought that the sails were
made OF too light stun, and thought that heavier
canvas would improve them greatly.
lie said IN regard to there being possibility
Of his sailing the Rainbow for Mr. Vanderbilt
that he did not expect 70 sail any Of the boats.
He simply came to Newport 10 see the class.
He expects to witness the race on Saturday.
Ryan and Mccoy May Fight at the Garden.
In view Of the fact that there l. but little chance OF
match between Kid Mccoy and Jim Corbeti, an effort
vii be made In d few daySto nave Tommy RYAN iate
e rbeu's place and face Mc,oy At Madison Square
Garden mex, month IN a ~ round bout McCey
would night Ryan and Is ready W make Ne match
a. once.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Winners at the Nashua Meeting.

NASHUA, July l8.-Two events in to-day's racing
at the driving park were finished In straight hats
The best race Of the day was the 2ls pace In which
Helen won the honoTs In the hth heat U,ton who
had been driving Aletta. was replaced BY Sterling
but the change without results In the diminished
1888 pace Harry HotSpur won two sIaigIt heats
with speed 10 spare. Summaries: