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niS Company Moves TO Nrw York.

Now York. Oct. Another big in
lr~trial corporation, the American Sheet
Steel company has transferred the base
of its operations from the west to this
city. The business department. Of that
company which has Il capital of many
millions of dollar-, has removed from
l'ittsbmg 10 thp Battery Harl, building,
which already hol>es the American lin
Plate company, the American steel Hoop
company and the National Steel COM
pany Al Of these corporations, whose
combined capital is nearly S2ah,No-OOO,
originally had their main offices in Chi
cago or pittsburg. but for reasons of con-
venicnce they find it advisable to come to
this city.
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RAINBOW DISQUALIFIED.
Vanderbilt" Yacht Deprived of All
the tGDs Snt. tlnN WON.

NstA'NN ApiAt eahi'e ~ affAh ts- va --ti
t',e cps she Has Won.
New York. Oct. l4.-corrclius VanIrr-
hil,'s - foot sloop Rainbow has been dis
qualified IL al lEc races She won unrirl
the auspices az tho New Yoik Yacht
club She is also disqualified l'y the At
lNntc Yacht club. AMI Will tn d e.
sions of tie Newport Yacht Ea,dng a>so-
cation ana She SeHwanhaka-Cor h;aa
Yacht club have not been announced. a i>
almost certain they will concur with tAr
clubs first named.
This dcprivcs Rainbow of Commodore
Lcdyard's cup, won on the first day o'
the August clT;isp of the New YnYl;
Yacht club the cup won in tll' sq;ladi
run from New London to NCwp vt III !
last and most important of ali -. ihD!a
MS Lpton's crp. which. with Mr.. NaIdc:-
blt's name Inscribed thereon as its win
nrr. is now at the New York Yacht clHh.
EN-Commodorc Kane, chairman of TIE
regatta committee. has officially not fed
Mr.. Vanderbilt at Newport of tAe dec
sion of the committee, the other ;rcnhw s
of which are Chester Griswold and Wiz
liam Butler Duncan, .Ir. He declined tn
go into details about the decision, but said
the proceedings of the committee wouid
be made public on Wednesday evening,
whom Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge is
considered
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Aptis.t Remedy May De Fatal.

Wabash. Ind, Oct. 14.-Frank Smith,
a prominent mill owner of this county,
is 1T the point Of death at Roam as the
result of the use of remedies for obesity.
Mr.. Smith two years ago weighed 800
pounds. He began to take treatment.
He lost flesh rapidly, but impaired his
constitution liberation of the stomach
and liver set in. and an indianapolis
specialist called and said his death was
only matter of time. He is 53 years
nll
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shtnl,urne Alleges Pardon.

plattshurg. \. V, Oct. li.-lt is ru-
morrd here that in the year ls''S or l'aH3
Il pardon was issued by the governor Of
New Hampshire to Max Shinbulne. the
noted bank burglar, who escaped from
Concord prison in 1866, and that he OK
poets to be able to prove this at the
hearing on eNtradition proceedings here
next Wednesday.
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Matinee For Galveston sufferers.

Paris. Oct. 14.-AIost of the members
Of the American colony attended NATL
nee Saturday afternoon at the Folies
Marigny thrater for the benefit of the
Galveston sufferers. \ comfortable sum
was netted. The artists who gave their
services FREQ included Ellen Beach Yaw,
Olga Ncthersole, Mounet Sully, Nine.
Rejane, Jane Hading. Pablo Casais,
'cellist, and Harold Bauer pianist.
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sntterlce.s Address to l,rinceton.

Princeton, \. J., Oct. 14.-Announce-
ment was made here that the Right lev.
Henry Y. Satterlee's address mt the COM
mcmoration day exercises next Satur-
day will be on Morals and American
Civilization" 1t has been learned that
President Patton will make several in
tcrestng announcement at these exer-
s.ispS
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Ch.ncae rrnnns Meet nexers.

lcI;iu@ Grt. 14.-lht Boxers arc ii
great force cast and west Of l'ap-iiH--fa.
CHINESE official rcports are that the i1A-
rerial troops defeated the Boxers With
heavy loss, but intelligence gathered from
nlirs und other sources indicates that tie
lhnpsc tronns MrrN Aefrntel.
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Brigand Flights a t,undred Soldiers.

Rome, Oct. 14.-Alussnlino, The fnlnOus
brgand who vowed to kill all the jur-
ors who recently condemned him to
death, has already slain five. He had a
desperate battle with 100 soldiers who
surrounded him on mountain in Reg
gio. Calabria. the southernmost part of
Italy. He fMght them alone all day.
The soldiers made rush Mt nightfall,
but MussSlinb mysteriously disappeared
and sent mocking message next day.
The officers commanded that the soldiers
be arrested for permitting him to escape.
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PARIS Gold Export EXplained.

Paris Oct. 1i.-Isegurding the decision
of the Bank of France to furnish export
gold an otii ial of that insti .u;ion said:
This establishment cannot remain in
different TO the monetary condition in
ether countries. At the present tiutn
there is monetary StlinSency every
where. and the revenues. of the Bank of
France in the last six months lave swell
ed 10 ii material degree. y nsw III n,-
tary tension in Loalnn and 4 new in
crease in the official rate If the Bank of
England will certainly reccil here and
will le. 10 Il genera. monetary crisis that
the Bank of France can now easily av' id.
1t is for that reason that il las decided
TO furnish gold for export.
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Nichn1ln Agnin Defents vnrdon.

Newton. Mass, Oct. 14.-Bernard
Nichols defeated Harry Nardon. the
American champion, on the Brac Burn
links for the second time this year By n
score of one up. The match was for 80
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40 Ri1I Arninst Accused Lnwyer.

Lockport. n. V. Oct. 1.-THE federal
GRAND iury failed to return an Indictment
against Attorney r. NJ. Sullivan of North
Tonawanda. who WAS charged with per-
j.ry and f.ard.
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The weather.
Fair; nortEeusterly winds.
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Batteries-Jones and Criger; Hahn and
>ahoe. Umpire EEsie.
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The second annual track and field chemrion-
.s,.n. p'htia ~ cohnoI ,LI.,i"Y"
shl! : OF the fuDllc hiSh SchooI hthietc League
was held AZ Manhattan Field YESTERDAY After
~. .,rsarun,,a. -, ,h.la~ -
noon mo p1Iloi hiahces VI INC noy' c'enTiy
demonstrated that they are entitled 10 some
-. g., Oh. ~ VII I,,ouahoI..,t -
houce rom ,ne Ne" 1.rA i",-'ecno'as"c Asso-
catiop. In which theyhave been trying TO be-
come members for many years. The boys OF
the high school OF this city were In the mink Of
,ondition They carried on the honors with 90
,oin,s sun,n,rv foIiows' w WV "
PpunVs. mn
100 yard Dash, SeIioi- won ny J. WGlz, Boys
High; Fdyus. Miyrd hign!and Howells. Boys High.
lied lor second. lime. D 20 seconds.
700 Snrd pnsh. JuriorIWo oy ho,der CONNER
ciAl HIN. HicSs, Mined f1Rn. second. j. Duc1nes,
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PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The season OF the
American Cycl Racing Association began here
to-day a. Woodside Park. Five tn yu-and per-
sons were in attendance. Jimmy Michael
broke the fve-mile motor-uaced record, cover
Inc the distance In ! minutes. ~ seconds, as
against the best previous record Of 8 minutes
IL seconds. Archie McEachern reduced the
figures o. the twenty-hve-mile motor paced
record from ~ minutes ~ seconds, made by
Elks, to Al minute 40 As seconds. The sum
mary.
one third Mile Novice- Final heat won by n. Cram;
second. q. A. Washington: third. y. White, Time.
40 seconds.
one.Mi Amateur Handicap Final heat won by
L. j. SommeT. JT, 20 yards. second, q. n. Var Hest,
is yards; third, J u. ClIiI. i25 yards. Time. mir.
uteS ~ 5 seconds.
Trial for one, mile amateur record held by
Crcamer. l minute 81 seconds Tried for by n. II.
McrceierS Time, ! minute SO rs seconds.
Five. mile exhibition, paced by motor cyclcrs;
worlds record 8 minutes ~ seconds Jimmy
Mlcnael broke the record Time, 7 minutes AZ SEC
Onds
FIve-Mile Motor Race. Professional Won by
Crooks and Sherer Time. 7 minutes 20 seconds
Second. Starbuck and Babcock; third. williamson
and Troth
Twenty I'VE Nile Motor Paced Race worlds rec
ord hid by II. d. Fixes, 4, minutes ~ secondsi-
Won by Archie McEschern. Time. Al minutes,
40 as seconds; second, fr,nk S,arbuck: third.
Charley Turvnl
SoTEs.
4 Con slant Reader-BetS are paid according 10 The
decision OF the referee. There was no best two in
three heats, and neither betlor should pay.
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Hacke,t the crack Yale tennis player, carried
everything before him yesterday afternoon in the
Ienox Tennis Clubs open tournament. winning FRS,
in both scratch aud handicap singles Calm ,plu,
half 3OJ got In on the handicappers as a pronounced
Sleeper and upset both Little and BostwIck yestr.
day. only 70 nnally lose - Hsekett In the final round
after a close struggle, Little and ri. cher won the
doubles, and only Two matches In the consolation
singles remained to be played At thr end OF the day.
Scores:
Gen,lemcn's 81 ngles-Final rourd-H. II. Hackc,t
beat q l.. Nyeth, q 2. o.. o.
and r, + Bryan beat Robert coISsii, il. and J''VAH'
Semi Final RRound-G l. wyeth and r. T. Bryan
sea, + +, + i. L InisS and az I ! Hf Fi.ss, 4 S.., +. ., Whit Ss,;
ard ". c. Grant, Ga, Is.
Final Round-R. D. Liue and F.. p Fischer bea, G.
l. .wyr,h and r, 7. bryen. OIL 20 "a,
400. beat X d. Little cove 30l, Ga. %; NJ A.
Agelasto lowe half 500 beat Robert Colwell. Jr. owe
Sem. Final Round-w. l. Calm half 800 beat @.
N Bostwick lowe half 30l, IS, IS n II. Hackett
owe SoD beat NJ A. Agelasto lowe half 5Oj. 6-S.
Final Round--H II. Hacke,t iowe sl bea, W.. L.
Calm thalf SD "a 80. o-I
Consolation Sin giles First round-R. Colwell. IT,,
heat c. 2. fcnneSsey, % %; henry NJ !llcnhauer
Hicks, 6-3, rs; 7. NJ. DOnohue beat Dean Emery,
Ga, 90.
semi Final R~ound-Henry Mollenhaur bea, r
Colwcll, Jr.. o.. At. b-A
PHILADELPHIA, June 20 Miss McAteer Of Pitts
burg defeated Miss Par ker Of Chicago 10 day for the
women's lawn tennis cham lonship. 6-2. 30, 80.
tn, winner made 81 Io,nts % 81 IN the winners
McAterr and Miss Winner. 81. %. Ga This was
a surprise, In the mixed doubles, SENT fnal round
the present holders q the cham pi ln,hip. Miss 4 II.
Rostall and a 1 hoskins. defeated Miss Maud Banks
and Guy II atom. 90, 3-6. ca. The rnal round
will be PLAYED on next week.
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Gossip Of the Ring.
n. p. New york-He Is now In Europe.

~. p, New York-He Is now In Europe.
c. S H., New York-N o he only shook him UP.
D. NJ. New York Address him a, Sheepshead Bay,
Ii
James Moglia, Dover. " 1.-THE result was a
draw,
G. D.. New Ycrk-He is nowl training at Sleeps
head Bay,
Thomas Punch. Waterbury. Conn. They both
weighed in at3 o clock at rs p unds.
Oscar Gardner and Eddie Santry have been
matched 70 box at Denver on June 90 In a ~tsn.round
bout
Jack JcifricS, bru,h,r Of thr cha mplon, has been
matched 10 box tx rounds Al Chica 60 with Billy
Slit on July q
The National A. G. ~ nrloslyn has matched young
nornry aud young Godfrey u meet In a nftcen-round
bout TO- morrJw night
Peter MhhrE began tThnlrg yesterday Tor his
twenty nv, round bout with Steve O'Don nell. which
Is TO be decid d al the Broadway A. {.
Joe Choynski, who has been on the roid With .
theatrical company intend 10 return % the rinG
lie Is LOOKING fr = match with Frank Chnds
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
An Attempt TO Have Amcriea Represented a
the International Competition.

w 49, -
the international Composition.
N. Celisse. the representative Of the United
Shooting Clubs Of France. has been In this coun-
try for several months trying to interest the
rifiemen OF the United States in the interna-
tional r .ae competition to be held In connection
with the Exposition. August to 4. at Camp
Satory.
NJ. Celisse sailed for nome on Thursday, his
mission apparently a failure. Before leaving
no expressed himself a, very much disappointed
at the lack of interest shown in this country in
this sport. Frenchmen. he says. look upon the
Americans as the greatest rifle shots In the
world and Tor that reason special EFFORT VAS
made to have a team from here contest in the
International match,
Prominent rinelnen in this country deplo.e
the inability OF the French representative 10
bring about the match and say that the FAULT
lies not in the lack Of our having great riiies OTIS
but in the lack OF an active governing BODY 10
control and stimulate the sport
Gen. Bird W. Spencer, lnspe9tor-Generii OF
Rifi Practice OF New jersey ana a great en-
thusiast in rife shooting, comes forward WIN a
scheme whereby an American team may. TAKE
part in the French matches. Several OF our
best shots will be at the EI position ABOUT ihe
issued an initiation for such rineinen TO meet
q the New Jersey State Range al Sea G'rt. on
July 4. 5 and 9, 10 organize as a team ana shoot
at the French distance and targets Inc Team.
when organized. viii receive credentials rs
representatives OF the National Rite Associa-
tion Of Amc lea.
The match for the worlds championship only
calls Tor teams OF five men, which fact snouId
render II easy 10 get n team together. ANY rifle
with plain. open lights is allowed.
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pRooxLYN. u: NEW YORK. 1.


The Broohlyns gave the under dogs an
o,h.r kick on the Polo Grounds yesterday
,nrnoon. at the same time exhibiting about
n, fastest article Of ball sean hare IN many a
S.y. The New Yorks wsre. made to look LIKE
.,oS gave up ali hope Of winning tho contest.
Hsnlcn's men were like lightning on the bases
md they felded without an error. The New
Works made q few misplays. but - q matter
tSsy had men on bases before the locals knew
nat was going on. The four hits scored by
NJ Brooslyns In the second inning were all
hs,,t led the ball been in the field they would
have eaten up the %grounders that the New York
mem allowed to register as base hits. Two
runs IN that inning we're made after two Inen
In the fouyth they got two more after two
hands were oht and when they came at the bat
n the fifth Doheny lost his nerve. He hit
Keller ;x the ss frs, on man b.i Up, wade lie Z iol a p s%o:
hssser by DAILY and landed a ball on McGuire's
Srst. Hickman here made one Of his daily
bunsles and when finally the third man had
icur runs The eighth Inning was nearly as
bsd fer Doheny. He started OF with q base
On balls to DAILY, then was hit for two singles
+ i., slc Sss eIssr sdo ,S ssr atmosphere nostPsa 0s WITH On a G sWo:
Dagger 10 the 35-cent seats.
The Brooklyns made nearly every hit count,
In the second inning, AFTER MCtulIe .hAd reaCneQ
Arst base on balls. Pitcher Howell knocked the
sphere ON top OF the rail Of the right field bleach
ss II bounded into the crowd and the
baismsn scored a home run
The New Yorks made some great plays while
~ score was close. Selbach's catch OF a ny
rom the bat of Jennings in the third inning
beng OF the gilt ledge variety, After q hard
run he got the ball about two inches from the
round and then Iolled over and over, but
held f..st to it. Doyle made two fine o~ne-handed
catches, both OF which. on account Of the clos
ness Of the plays. caused vigorous kicks on the
Part Of the ~Brooklyns. DeMontreville who
was on the coaching line, became so vehement
in his talk to the umpire that he was sent to
The bench. The decisions were perfectly fair
a, we're all Of O'Day's. In fact that of1cial
UNI I'd in first-class style. In the ffth inning.
wliN he New Yorks were attempting TO catch
DAILY Lrtween second and third. O'Day made
a quick Jump in order TO get close to the play.
Something in his leg snapped and II Is feared
that he has a broken a ligament. Although suf-
fsrVng intense pain he finished the game out
bg, may be out of 1t for some time.
The New Yorks were unable to do anything
with Howells curves. They got two hits. one
Of which was a bunt in the frst inning. but all
they got after that was o scratch single In the
18th and a safe liner by Doyle IN the ninth.
Grady took Davis's place at short stop and
handled everything that came his way in good
style A big crowd. including a large delega-
ton from Brooklyn. saw the game. but dur
ing the fifth inning while Doheny was up In
the air there wa Q stampede on the part Of the
ympathizers OF the tail-enders for the exits,
The score.
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Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL n AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Cincinnati 81 Chicago. Pittsburs at St Louis

NATIONAL LEA1uE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cincinnati q. Chicago. Pittsburs at St Louis
OTHER CAMS.
West New York r. C. VS.. Ironsides. AZ weekawken.
Hoboken vs.. Senecas. at the 81. George Cricket
Jersey City vs. Brooklyn. at Jersey City
Alers VS. ST. Paul :. G.. al East New York.
Bergen Beach A. c. W. Parkvlile A.C.. at Bergen
wsbsers Va Bronx. q, westcheser.
Batans VS. Empires, AT Harlem.
Powhatans W. ST. pauiS. at Claremont Heights.
SEASIDE A. G. Y. Linden A. A., at Foley's Grove
MontAuk Y. c. vs. Marcy F. c.. at Brooklyn.
ss :. ssS%sn rs ! H sIsIh 4 g =. a h sySSs,s1B' ,c,n.r, and
whkeftld Company. at Fast New York, 4. NJ.
Eagle a. G, Va Powha.an F. C., al Flatbush.
yohnsiown r. {; vs. Jaspers, aiJersey City.
Star A. c. VS.. Kenslco A c., al Perth Aniboy.
Bedfords vs. NassauS, at Gfeenpoint.
Montauksv VS.. Central A.. c, al Brooklyn.
Elmores VS.. Pa,tImes, at a storia.
Oriental A. C, Jr.'syA oIiens, at Newnrk.
Americas A. A. Tvs. Dewey A. c, az WeehAwken.
Nonpareils va Friendship; a. COLLEGE Point
Glenmoresv vs. Assumptions, al Brooklyn.
willows vs. DeeAtur% at Unionport.
whitstones Va Eimwood. Jr. s. at Staten Island.
Manhattan +. C Secors, a. Skelly's grounds, Az
81 Bartholomew A.c. vs. Emeralds at Van Nest
wiltons Va Crescents, al the wilton grounds.
AvondsI.s vs. Olympia Pleasure club. a, Clare
Wes!eh.s.s, = C VS. HOsoten r. ca A.. at
Empires vs. Majur A. c.. o. East New York.
Suburbans Va Loyola A c., al South Brothers
ISLAND
Hudsons vs.. TsrytoWn r. c.. at Tarytown.
Paterson vs. Nswarks. al Shooting Park.
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brooklyn Canoe Club Races.

The annual midsummer regatta OF the Brook
Ign Canoe Club took place yesterday on Graves
end Bay Of the clubhouse. The sea was quite
choppy and the wind gave the handlers OF the
feet little boats MI they wanted to do. The
Upset Padding Race. Scra,ch-Won by Percy y.
Hogan, with Samuel j, Bennett as crew. Time. .
minutes - second.
fihy Yards Scratch Swimming Race = Won by
Henry NJ Dalcr: Frank l. Dunnsll second: Samuel
j, Bennett, third Time, minute 5 seconds
Half. Mile Padding RRee-Won by Frank l. Dun
nell. canoe Eclipse; Henry ". Dster. canoe Raj Ter,
stcoLd. Morton ". Bfobaw. canoe Eastern Star,
tnird Time, 2 miputes IS seconds
Challenr e MalctCor the Buddlng,on Trophy; Three
Miles-Won BY Frank l. Dunno ell, canoe Eclipse. de-
lender; N. n. Davis: eanos Clover. challenges.
second
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The first race Of the eolson by the yachts Of
the knickerbocker A. 4 . lleet for the cham
pionship cup presented 10 the organ "a ton BY
Capt Joseph E'sworth. the veteran yachtsmsn
Of Bayonne, wa sailed yc-tc day afternoon on
Newark Bay. Eigat ~ the nttecnCra't entered
started, but only tive finished. The breeze was
light. and SOW time was the result. The con-
I 81 was over The chs triangular ien-mil0
house on M Rrrg"n Point shore The kitu-
wink. owned by DR. Fleming. and sailed by
iorner Commodore T. mas } Parker crack
best time over The course. but beating by Q
minutes and 10 seconds tho second boa. Woe
Commodore William I, Demands RhuhamA.
The third boat to finish. Capt William W.
Genet's uarDinger. was u prived q third hon.
ors on corrected time by Skipper ID. Bradford
Wilmerdings 1roqnols. Summary follows:
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Royal Arcanum Day Sports.

Thousands Of members OF the ROYAL Arcanum
gathered at Timer Park on Gravesend Bay
Yesterday to celebrate the twep."-third ami
versary of the order. There We a series OF
track ard field sports on the oval at the park,
some splendldly contested aquatic events and
in the evening a vaudeville erfoTmarce and
fireworks. The feature Of the competitions on
track and field was the work Of John c Doyle
of Citizens Council OF New York. who captured
a majority of the events and a lot OF prizes.
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ITHACA. June 7s.-The Cornell crews left for
Poughkeersie this mornina b. the way Of
Auburn and they will arrive at their quarters
this evening. Besides the regular crew and
Coach Courtney there were 10 the party Mana
GERS Robbins and Jackson and Boatbuilder
Noyle. Cornell took two eigh,-oa ed shells. q
four and q ~two-oarcd gig. All OF the crew men
were in the best OF physical cond ton and
there is not an ounce Of superfuous fat on their
bodies. After the crews arrive on me Hudson
the work will be OF the highest char acter in
for the race and allow them to Ieain . little In
weight. The quarters will BE-. a. usual. At
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Baseball Notes.

John Fermbach-i. No : 1907
The 81 George A. c. OF Staten Island wouid like to
srins; ss anna Is i0' A ia ':'io X 1. f Rli:y. IN m AnsgM:
New BrShten Staten Island.
The Laurel 4 e has Juiy ! a: N and P n.
OF. oii.toSn team Offering = suitable guarantee. Az.
dress J. Anthony. $50 Stanton street.
The orones hay. june, Jply: Angus, and sep.em.
amateur or semi professional team, Offering a suitable
guarantee. Addies,J J. f. Howard. Ozone Park. y. Y.
The Honeck baseball team has all Wednesdays. Sat
.,d.y: ana S%udsys N m Jun IN. ana ana a : ~ open for
Address H. {. Honeck. manager, 49s Second avenue.
The keystone Baseball Club would rke to arrange
e.m.. With ~ y team. nI.y sslo nS gig: s',s 70 ,,.n cI Sn,Ia.S, lil e.
street
The spaidings have . few open dates and would
professional teams offering q reasonable guarantee.
Address Peter p Maginn, manager. "a IVES:
Sixtieth street
ef.he, TliiamSu,s a, 4: ioT sunday games al rome.
fessional teams. Address !. c. Wtnneit. ga Broad
way. Brooklyn.
The Tw.ntv-second Regimen, bs'eb.l team has
June so and oil Saturdays in July o zen for nrstclass
vs s.noS S%'' Tss-ry.osns ,WshisliA c. Mount, Yer;
non 4 C., Empires. Ntw,o.n Grays, Suburbsns.
yossspyh 1 oo,.sarsii. rs West lois street
The National Park Bank Of New York has organ
ised a strone team from It's force Of $50 employees,
and Will book games with any banking or commercial
house IN this CITY or vicinity. Would also like to pay
A few genes with clubs In New Jersey or on Long
Island within easy train distance OF the cliy. Address
It. D. Burke care OF National Park Bank.
The Boila -walias, formerly the ST. Bartholomew
A. C.. would Ike 70 book games with teams giving a
suitable guarantee for Saturdays, Sundays. and
Hish school, 81 Paul Brotherhood. Nyacks, Tsrry-
towns and West Side a. C preferred. Address
walter Losee. 4Sa West Eighteenth street
owing to the disbandment OF several teams. the
NAuier A. c. has July 4. A. N. and p. NJ, ~, 20, and
a few Sundays In July and August open, and would
like 10 book games with any hrst class Tram Offering
A suitab bic guarantee. Hollywood Inn. Morris Plains,
MoriStown. Perth Amboys, Hobokens and Johns
town r. c. preferred. Address John Kenxelmann
i34s Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn.
ST. LOUIS. June 2a-The sale OF Catcher OConnor
10 the Pittsburg club has broken Ihe bond 81 friend
ship between r. Dc Hass Robson and DreyfusS The
trouble all come, from a teleE'am sent 70 Drsy-
mss. which read: your ohcr Of $1,000 for
O'Connor Is NtLxfsctory and accepted This was
aligned "F De Hass Robson a cheek Tor THIS
Amount was sent Robson by Drryiuss and
returned With a demand for The nlli pur.
pat On the lei gram and refusest 70 pay, any more;
Ard al0 "retains the returned ehecf. Robson paid
O'Connor a b1nus NJ 81. 400. and advanced JACK a
similAr sum In behalf Of Pittsburg. so that ne Is out
1900 cash and .tren gthened the Pirate, Win one OF
the hest eitchers 10 the League The question " VINO
sent the telegram whereby Robson presented prey'
fnSs With Q cool thous-nf'