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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-01
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, June 3O.-John Morgan,
seventy years old. died in Alexandria Jail
today. He came here some time ago from
cred by the officers that he was insane He
was being held in Jail until an asylum
could be found to receive him.
Benoni Wheat, President Of the Alexan-
dria Water Company, is quite i'll at his
home in Duke Street
frankie Jones, a white boy. was arrested
tonight by the police and is held on the
charge Of breaking into the store Of NJ.
Hurst, on the corner OF West and King
Streets. Mr.. Hurst was paralyzed short
time ago and was unable to care for his
business. Since that time his store has
been looted and suspicion has fallen upon
the boy.
The baseball match at the Fair Grounds
between the Corcoran Cadets nine of
Washington and the Alexandrias drew a
large crowd this afternoon The game was
well contested and resulted in the score Of
for Alexandria and 4 for the Corcoran
Cadets.
Application for the reappointment Of
James Gaines. the colored constable of
Alexandria County. recently dismissed
from Office has been refused by Judge
constable in his place.
Susan Taliaferro. an old colored servant
in the family OF Capt. ]. C. Graham, died
yesterday at Hillsdale in her eighty-sev-
enth year Her remains have been brought
here for burial. The funeral will take
place tomorrow.
John s. Beach. Clerk of the Corporation
Court, has issued during the month of
June thirty-one marriage licenses. of
which twenty-five were to whites and nine
to colored couples.
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SIR JOHN MACDONALD.
Cannda's Late Lender Viewed From
m English Standpoint.
From London Quarterly Review.)

The colonies of Great Britain, including
in that description those which. four gem
erations ago, laid the foundations of the
United States, have produced not a few
statesmen worthy to take their place aolg
with the best to whom the Mother County
has given birth during the same time. The
struggle with England called forth in
America political actors and thinkers Of
the highest rank; the civil war brought al
least me to the front. Among men CT
such loft~ and varied gifts and i,lustrious
performances as Washington. Hamilton.
Adams, jefferson, Lincoln, it is difficult 10
assign to any one an absolute predomi-
nance: but it is doubtful whether as con-
structive statesmen, as practical creato S
of political systems. any one of these was
superior to the Canadian, Sir John Mac
donald.
He was the first British statesman since
Pitt who. as the word is understood now,
was also imperial. Until the rise OF Lord
Beaconsfield no minister during the early
years of the present reign can truthfully
be so described. AS matter OF fact, the
colonial policy of our rulers, If policy il
could be called, tended toward Lite
Engiandism. which it eventually became
In other words, they wished the Mother
OF Nations 10 stand alone. instead of ex-
panding into world wide empire. Sir John
Macdonald was not indeed the first 10 see
the Infinite possibilities of British unity,
but he was the first to make it the ba is
of policy. His opponents. who possess ID
principles" and very little else in the way
of political equipment, were wont to deny
him what they regarded as a saving grace
in themselves. They were wrong. His
whole career was dominated by two over
mastering principles. each dependent on
the other. These were the interests of
Canada as a nation and the interests of
Great Britain as an empire. What an in
SEPARATION they were the Dominion is
living witness
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Marshall Hull.

Now that the weather is intentionally
warm in the city, it is little wonder that
Marshall Hall is so popular On Sunday.
Cool river breezes always bow. and tie
fine old shade trees and big porches OF the
mansion at Marshall Hall afford ample
protection from the warm rays of the sun.
There are other attractions to make Sun
day at Marshall Hall a pleasant outing.
Prof. Schroeder's band will accompany he
steamer and also give sacred concerts On
the lawn. Table d'hote dinner is served
in the elegant dining hall on arrival of the
boat The steamer Charles Manchester vi
leave for Marshall Hall to-day at IL a.
m, 2:30 and $50 p. m. returning leave the
Hall at l. 5, and $3.50 p. IN. Indian Head
trip at $50 every Thursday, Friday, ard
Saturday evening during the season. Week
day trips TO Marshall Hall at 10 a. m and
9: 80 p. IN.
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Entries Mt st. louis.

ST. LOUIS, June s0.-Entries for Monday s
races:
First racc-For three-year-olds and upward;
seven iurlongs.-Woodtrice IS; Sidbow, 9s; Harry
Duke. los; Rebecca Wells, l04; Nandora. l02;
lmperious, 100; Iron Chancellor. 105; Tom Gil
more, 9s Downward, 95
Second race-For three-year olds and upward;
rnaidens; one mile.-Meddlesome Miss. 100;
Mandarr.ls, l0T; Belle Simpson, 10Y; Wadeck,
il2; Astraiath. liz; Bohul, liz: ohnet. 100; Spec
ial Notice. 100. Armand 100: May Dockery, 100;
NIverna, l07; j. V. Hayes. III.
Third race-For two-year Ods; selling; five and
one half furlongs.-Harry Puilian- III: Quick
Range. lO5; Golden Harvest, lGT; Seide, III;
orleans, los: Seething, los
Fourth race-For three-year- olds and upward;
one and one-sixte-uth miIes--Maay. 81; Annie
OIGneld. 81; Ticktull, ST. Terra lncognito, 81;
limp. 100.
Fifth race-For three-ysar-olds and upward;
handicap; si1 furlonss. Theory. los; Banish l0i.
Judge wardell, l0S; Dave Waldo. 100; My Last
Hope. so; st. Cuthbert, 10; Lord Neville, III;
Felix Bard. 30.
Sixth race-For four year oldi and upward; sell
ng; six and e-half iurlongs.-sam Lazarus. 1O2;
Ca hedral, lO5; Shiilingburn, LOO; Morris Foimer
l03; Necklace. 100; Forbush. l0i: Silent Friend,
Nc; Sddubia 102; Hi Ko!lar, los; Her Favor, 100;
Bertha Nell 100; La Mascotta, lO2.
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THE RACING CALENDAR.


sHEEPsHEAD BAY. June 3O.-Resuts of to-
days races; track fast:
First race-For two-yearold maidens: selling;
FIVE furlongs. on Futurity Course. Albula
(Dangman), to /. won: Bounteous (Naher). to
/, second; Frank Hall Oh. Michacl9, 40 to L,
third Time. col 2-5.
Second ace-HighweiSht Handicap; for three
year-olds and upward; six turlorgs main tack.
Sanders CTurner). to ., won; His Royal High
ness SHAW, to l. second; Autumn tMaher),
5 TO I, third Time, ia IS.
Third face-The Great Trial Stakes; for two
year-olds Futurity Course. Commando (SpenceD,
! to ), won; The Parader (McCue), to /, Sec
ond; Elkhorn Crurner). to l, third. Time,
Ill As.
Fourth race-The Advance Stakes; for three
year-olds and upward; and three quarter
miles. Imp (odonD, TO 10. Won; Maid OF
Harlem tMcCne). to l, second; Post Haste
(SlacS). Is to !, third Time, $3.50 1-5.
Fifth Steeplechase Handicap; for four
year-olds and upward: full Trilion
(BfaziD, to 2. won: Nestor (Dayto tV 1,
second; Old Tank Owens, to l. third. Time.
5:25.
Sixth race-For th-ee-yearo lds and upward;
selling; and ne-sxteenth miles ;uri.
Dolsndo (Aaher). S to ). won; i'restidigitator
SHAW. to l, second; Sir Fitzhugh (AitchelD,
to l, third Time, 1:49 Is.
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SENTFREETO MEN
A Most Remarkable Remedy That
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to Men. :,
A Free Trial Package Sent by
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Free trial packages OF a most remarkable ram,
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who had battIed Tor years against the mental
and physical suffering OF lost manhood that the
Institute has decided to distribute free trial
nackaces to all who write. 1t is home treatment
and all men who suffer with any form OF sexual
weakness resulting from youthful folly, premature
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The remedy has a peculiarly grateful effect of
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jot,.tion, giving strength and development jus,
where it is needed. 1t cures all the ills and
troubles that Gene from years of misuse of ii. ,
natural functions, and has been absolute G.
cess in all cases. A request 70 the State Medical
Institute 43o Elektron Building. Fort Wavne
Ind. stating that you desire of :heir free
trial packages, will be complied with prompts.
The Institute is DESTROYS of reaching that great
class OF men who arc unable to Leave home TO
be treated, anG the tree sample will enable them
to see how easy it is to be cured of sexual weak
ness when the proper remedies are employed.
The Institute makes restrictions. ANY man
who writes vii. be sent free sample. carefully
sealed in n plain package so that its recipient
need have no fear Of embarrassment publicity
Readers are requested 10 write without delay.
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Result. Mt Washington Park.

WASHINGTON PARK June 3o.-Results OF to-
days races track fast:
First race-For three ear-olds and upward; one
mile and twenty yards. The Elector tWilson),
to 3 won; Lieut.. Gibson (Bullman), to D, sec-
ond; Zoroaster q. MARTINI, TO l, third Time.
l:41 81.
Second race-For two-year olds; five furiorys.
Alard Scheck (Burns). to 2. won; Harry Harn-
deem Vititoe), to l, second; Kid Cox (Miller),
to l, third. Time, 1:02 L.
Third race-The Oakwood Handicap; for three
year-olds and upward; one and one-eighth miles.
Fly By Night tBullman). to 2. won; sam
Phillips CBurns), to 2, second; Andes (Nathews),
to l, third. Time. :53.
Fourth race-For three-year-oiGs and upward;
selling; one and one sixteenth miles. The Rofna.,
(Devn). 5 to 2, won; orimar OBes'inger), IL 10
l, second; PATRON (Rose), to l, third Time,
1:i7.
Fifth race-For three year olds and upward; six
furlongs May Beach (Csywood). to g. won:
Wildwood (HowelD, to |. second: Atlantic Viti-
toe), IL to l. third. Time. 1913 81
Sixth race-For two-year-olds; five furionGs.
Inshot (Buchanan), ID to l, won; Fancywood
(Bullman). 4 to ), second; Cora Goetz (Enos).
to l, third. Tine, Loo
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ST. LOUIS, June sO-Results OF today's race

ST. LOUIS, June S0.-Results OF todly's races;
track heavy.
First race-For four-year ODDS and upward; sell
ing; six furlongs. Cathedral u. Woods. TO 2,
won; Titus Q,reen), 40 to L. second; 3iltt Boy
kin (Morse), : to 2. third. Time, lis 81.
Second race-FoE three-yeaT and upward;
selling; one and three sixteenths miles. Tekla
o. T. Woods, to ., won: Crossnoiina Galley,
g to l. second: Haviland SHAW, to l. third.
Time. 2:OS IL.
Third race-For tliree-year- and upward;
handicap; six furlongs. Dr. Cave (CIowhuTst,
9 TO 5, won; Hi KoI!ar (Dale), to l, second;
Cotton Plant q. T. Woods, to l. third. Time,
I:ls IL.
Fourth race-For three-year olds and upward;
me mile and seventy yards. Malay (Rediern),
to /, won; Maud Wallace q. T. Woods, to l,
second; Moo IN. HID, to ), third. Time,
l:49 St.
Fifth race-The Turf Congress Stakes; for two
year-oids; six furlongs. Lady Schorr (Crowhurst),
TO /, won; Ampere (Gilmorel, to .. second;
South Breeze CFrosD, to l, third. Time,
lis II.
Sixth race-For three-year olds and upward;
handicap; one and one-sixteenth miles. Pinochle
q. r. Woods, to >, won; Sddubia (Talley)
to 3 second Forbush (Redfern), TO ), third.
Time ISL.
Seventh race-For four-year -olds and upward;
selling; six furongs. Appleiack (NcCann), even,
won; Grantor q. Woods, to ., second; Mid
light @. T. Woods, to 9, third. Time, l:ls.
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Entries at Sheepshead Bay.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 3O.-Entfies for Nc

days races:
First race-For two-year -olds; nonwinncrs of
$500; Futurity Course.-King's Favori;e. liz;
Crosson, 1l5; Browndalc. lis: Frank E[ne, ll5;
Hum, rs; Tom Kenny, 1l5: The RhynIer, ll5;
Luke Ward, lis; Demurrer, lis: Glad. Run 1l5.
Second race-For three-year-ods; one mile, on
turf-Lady Baltimore. 12l; Montanic, ll3, Nam
sen, l0s Big Gun. 1lS, Brigadier, IL. Bomb
shell. III; vesuvian, III; Commander Miller, los;
The Amazon, 121.
Third race-For three-year- and upward:
handicap. and e-quarter mies-Latson,
l26; Prince OF Melbourne l2s; knight OF the Cart
er, l22; Procession. ZIG; Favonious, 1l2; Lady
Massey, los.
Fourth race-The vernal Stakes; for FLIES two
years DID, five furongs. Elizabeth NJ, lis;
Orienta, 10; Double Six. 10; All Saints. 10:
Sweet Lavender, 122 Petra II. 10; Queen Pepper.
10; Lady of the Valley, lis; Connie, 10.
Fifth race-Handicap Hurdle: for four-year- olds
and upward two miles, eight hurdles. on
turf.-Dr. Eichberg, l54; Hardy C.. ho;, Klon-
dyke, l35; Desperate, Ill; Mr.. stoefel, l55;
Hardy Pardee, l35; Monroe Doctrine, $50;
Draughtsman, 100.
Sixth race-For three-y ear-olds and upward;
selling; six furlonss. main track--Beverage,
95; Prestigitator. 81; Miller, l0s; Touraine l05;
Laureate, 1U7; Wax Taper, 100; Carbuncle, l03;
Speedmas 1903; Gen. Mart Gary, 1O3; Keep Time,
lO5; Elmer, i0s; Lioness, I0S: Chamber. lt3;
Bufoon, 100; Olea, %; Precursor. l03; Handcuf,
lo3; Dread 30; Benhadad, 103; Ross Clark, o..
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When all others fail 623 18th ST. n. W.
consult phone 1884.
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restored. General Debility, Constipation Rheu-
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Entries Mt Washington Park.
WASHINGTON PARK, June 3o-Entries

Mondays
First race-For three-year- olds and upward; os:
mile and seventy yart4z-Great Land. 1l2; Jim
McCleevy, liz: Potente. III; Silver Garter. 80;
Arthur Behan. 80; Limerick, %; Anthracite, o..
Second rsce-For two ear-olH; Ave furl0ngs.-
l23; Vokman, lis; Battus, lis; Prince
OF Delight, Jos; Schoolmas;er, 1o5; Mrs. Nobody.
los.
Third race-For three-ye ar-olds and upward;
one and one-eighth miles-Cogmossey III; Adj
vance Guard. lO9; Sam Phillips, 100; The Monk.
l02.
Fourth race-For tlree-year olds and upward;
selling; six firlonss. Pope Leo, lis; LUCKY Non
day, us; Rollins, liz; Brisk. IL; Ben Sedi. no;
shrove TUESDAY, 100; Lomond, 1Oi Barney p,
lOi: Innovator l0l; Della Ostrand, %.
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and upward; one
mile.-Acedo. Il2; The Rush, ll2; Yellow Tail,
l12; Lamachus liz; Jake Wehe-, 100; Star Chime.
lOl; The Sprite 107; Lady Elite. 107; Mitten. l0I
Sixth race-For four -yearolds and upward;
selling; six furlongs.-jotn A. Morris lis; Her
moso, III; Moroni, rs; Teueer. lis; Ed Cart
land ii. 1l3; Livadia, 10; Avenstoke, los; Mid
wood log. Vohicer l0i; TayOn. 10i; Vain, l03;
Minyon, 10; Miss Stanley, %.
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HIS LEE SAVED
BY Chnmberlain's Collie. Cholera, and
Dimrrhnen Remedy.

81 am sure that Chamberlain's collie, Cholera,
and Diauhoea Remedy a: time saved ny
life," says A. f. Lafslette. OF Gregory Landing.
Clark county. Missouri. II was in such bad shape
that the doctors said couid not live. When |
was at the lowest ebb one OF my ueghDoEI
brought in a bottle oi Chamberlaiu's Collie.
Cholera, and Dsrrhcea Remedy. and / took it
and got instant relief. 5.ors got up and a.OGEd.
That was nine years ago ard am still in goo!
health. Since then that ngd,!ae has always
been in my house and aiwayS viii b@. It Is the
best earth" For sale by Henry Evans. whol.-
sale and retail, and all druggists.
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FAIL TO LOCATE THE BALL.
PhiiIippfs Curves Mystify the Hard
Hitting GuaIzcrs.

PITTSBURG, June 3O.-Beaumont's muff
Of liner gave Philadelphia two runs in
the eighth inning In the ninth Phillippi
retired Cross, Dolan. and orth on strikes.
After the first inning orth was steady and
would have held Pittsburg down TO a total
of four runs If Delehanty had not dropped
O thrown ball in the eighth The score:
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BLANKS FOR BOSTON.
Hahn's Remarkable Pitching Brings
Victory to the Reds

CINCINNATI. June 30.-Hahn pitched
remarkable ball today, and with good sup
Port had an easy time shutting out the
Bostons. In every inning except the nth
the visitors were retired in order. In the
fifth Boston punched her three hits, but
could not score. The pitchers beth had
good control, and Cuppy gave the only base
on balls. Hahn won his own game in the
fifth. when he hit for a home run with a
man on base. Corcorans work was the
fielding feature. The score:
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CHICAGO.

base by Brooklyn, 2; Chicago, 3
Lit o1 hases-chicago. S; Brooklyn, 6. First
hasa az halls-0h Garvin, 2; off Kennedy, 5.
bsse h.t-Childs Two-base hits-Green, Nc
,-zsthy. Sacrifice hits-Green. Garvin Stolen
base hlds, Donahue, Mertes. Green, Dahlen
Double plays-McCorrnick, Childs, and Mertes;
DAILY. Dahen, and Jennings. Hit by pitcher-By
Carsin, /. Wild pitch-Kennedy. Passed ball
Mcclure Unpire-Hurst. Attendance-5, 90.
time of game-2 hours and 5 minutes.
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Run, this afternoon. There will also be
second game between United States marines
and picked nine. The first game will be
called at 2:30, and the second at 1870 p. m.
Mr.. A. S. Belote. well and favorably known
to our ball fans. has charge of the grounds.
which is sufficient guarantee that good
order will be maintained
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GLEAsoN's WORK YELLOW.
Errors by the Giants Give n Game
to st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 30.-The Giants pre-
scented the second game to the Cardinals
today. Gleason tried to play short and
made three errors in the first two innings.
Hughey twiried magnificent game, having
speed and control 10 perfection. as the
score shows. Owing to the absence Of a
League umpire, two men were selected
from the opposing teams to hold the indi-
Gator, and gave perfect satisfaction. The
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How the Clubs Stand.
CHAMPIONS SCORE ONCE.
Brooklyn Bnrely Escapes a Shutout
at Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 30.-Hanlon's Champions
~-ere taken into camp again by Chicago
.oday. the score being to 1. The Brook
,ynites should have been shut out. but
single and Bradley's error allowed them to
score their only tally in the ninth. Garvin
stitched magnificent ball and did not allow
a hit until after the first four innings.
The score:
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'Batted for Cuppy.

Two base hit-HcBride. Home runs-Hahn
PETIT. Stolen bases-Corcoran. Double plays
Barrett and Beokley. Struck out-By Hahn S. by
CUppy g. Base on balis-off Cuppy l. Left on
hases-Boston . Cincinnati . First base on en-
rors-Cincinnati ?. Umpire-Terry. Time-l hour
and IS minutes
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with the Amateurs.

A picked nine from the saks stores and
the Government Printing once boys will
play a game of ball on the grounds Of the
Virginia Rod and Gun Club. at Four-Mile-
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Sacrifice hit-NcGraw. Double play-Mercer and
Warner. Stolen bases-NcGrsw. Burkett, Smith,
Setback. Grady, Gleason, DOheny, . Bak-
Dolcuy. Hit by pitcher-kester. Bases on balls
of Hughey, 3; off Doheny, s. Struck out-By
Hughey, 5; by Doheny. !. umpires-weyhing and
Poster. Attendance-3,7o0 Time of game-2
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VICTORY FOR THE PRINTERS.
Y. VI. c. A. Team Beaten In a Poorly
Played Game.

The Government Printing Office and the
Young MEMS Christian Association teams
played game Of ball at National Park
yesterday which was wholly devoid of in
terest or excitement. The Christians
moved about II a listless sort OF way
Everybody on the team seemed to be af-
ficted with tired feeling Herring, the
clever left hand twirler, had an off day
Hc was finally batted out OF the box He
gave four bases on balls and hit three
batsmen. The printers made fourteen hits
of his delivery. McQuade. the backitop,
was also off in his work and gave place to
Harding. The printers won in a walk.
Mr. Belts. the umpire. stopped the game
at the end OF the eighth inning.
The large score made is no indication
of hard and earnest work, but rather OF
carelessness. The printers scored in the
first inning on three hits and two errors.
They made their largest score in the
fourth. when five runs crossed the plate.
The Christians scored one in the first, four
in the second. and four in the fourth. The
following is the score by innings:
r. II. T.
G. p o 2 s o o Obj IS /
Y. NJ. C. A.. o o % IL 4
Batteries-Leonard and Davis: Herring. Nc
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Stolen bases-Eiy, Wagner, Douglas Two-base
hits-Slsgle, Flick. Tnree-bsse hits-CIarke
Sagle Sacrifice hits-Wagner, Phillippi, Zim-
Iner. Cooley. Double plays-orh. Dolsn. and
Deiehanty. Struck out-By Phillippi !. by Ortiz
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NEW YORK. June S0.-Havard won the
final game OF her series with Yale today
in a well-played game at the Polo Grounds.
Stillman's pitching saved the day for Har
ward. The score:
r. H. E.
Harvard .... o o o ~ o 0 ks Is s
Yale ........ o 0 0 o 2 o 0 o. 6 2
Batteries-stillman and Reid: Robertson, Car
var, and Hrsch.
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In TEE BASEBALL WORLD
The Western Teams Victorious
Over the Eastern Contingent
Cincinnati Shuts Ont Boston Through
Hahn's PitchinE-BrOOklyn Barely
Escapes being Banked at Chicago
-Pittsburg Finds Philadelphia
Easy-St. Louis Beats New York.


Gnmes Yesterday.
Cincinnati, 4; Boston, o.
Chicago, S; Brooklyn, l.
St. Louis, 6; New York, l.
Pittsburg, 5; Philadelphia, 8.
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PENN'S CREW VICTORIOUS
Quaker Eight Wins the Varsity
Race at Poughkeepsie.

One of the Most Sensational Boat
ing Contests Ever Held in the
Country = The wisconsin Shell
Three-Qunrters of n Length he
hind - Georgetown in the Rear.
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Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at St Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg