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cHARENTUs IN SENSATIONAL TINE.
Ran q Mile and Sixteenth I'm I :45 L.,
The First Mile in 1.39.

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. 23.-Charentus won
the Citizens and Merchants Stakes of S5,-
600 this afternoon, leading from start 10
finish. Ths race was a fast one. the mile
and q sixteenth being run in 1:451a. The
first NIL was negotiated in 1:3s. Advance
Guard 9 second and the Brooklyn and
Suburbs Handicap winner, kinley Mack.
third. The tier carried 12S pounds and ran
FOOD race, but found the pace too fast
Ho, IL weighed il to ride Charentus and 10
to was laid against the horses chances,
then Shaw was substituted and his price
fell tv to /. The summaries:
First race, s4e0 added. for maiden 2-year-olds,
5 and even. won:, Colchester. los tBlairJ. S to /
and Z to !, second; Glade Run los tshaw). to
i and to i. third. Time. I:9s. Taveta Dossis.
The Court sisSr ,rt, Tae9Ss hS T5isas,an Sam
Sec ond race, $500 added. for s-year-olds and up
ward, selling, one nile-alillstrean. lis Turner)
6 TO ). and TO ?. won; Athea. 90 (Brienl, 20 to
i ana 8 TO l., second. Exit Ie4 LMitchel> l. to
Third race the Citizens and Merchants Hand-
cap, for s-year-ods and upward, 5000 guaran-
SHAW. to and to 8. won; Advance Guard.
Mack. is tTurnsr, II g and even third. Time.
1;45is Bannockburn. Martiuas and Wait Not
Fourth $500 and '9s in plate ADDED for a
ine-Ess onius & ,ss tE id L rs SMITH sven even and out
and out, second: Draugntsfnan,. lis GW. {, Nays.
to / and to S. third. Time. 1:I5h
Fifth race, $500 added, for a-year-olds and up
won: Excelsis. 1Os (IitchelD. to and to s.
second; Rochester, g iBrennanl. u to l and 4
to third Time l:ts Long isle Isle s keenig Sls, Cross,
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vantage Of long nose. The finish was one 9Is
OF the hair-raising kind. All through the
stretch Found, Maggie Davis ana MISS Mae
Day ran nose and nose. with the tntss
Jockeys doing their best to gain the silsht
advantage necessary to taken GOWN tne
purse. The summaries:
Fist race, I'VE turionss-Aaun ies Stsy, ~ 70
i. second; Sad sam. ig' tW; Jonesl, l. 10 ..
light, Proposal Fairy Prince. Ellis Glen, Ann
Second race, six furlongs-Maggts Davis. ;. q
S TO g. second: Miss Mae Day, 100 Cfaileyl, IS
to 5. third Time. l:l.. Eva Rics and Vohieer
Third race. ene nriie-The Lady. 10l cTalleyl,
:, TO ,. won: Tuthiil. los CIV. lIley}., to !,
second; Sauber, III tKuhnl, 20 TO /. third Time.
I:46t.. Major Dixon. AIitten and Deponan also
Fourth race. five and n half furionss. tho
Prairie stakes-sortie, 1l3 CWinkfeld).. IL to Q,
won: Handy Man. los (Dupee). 10 70 l; SECOND:
Wild Pirate, lis CTelley,. Is TO .. THIRD. Time
I:ii4. Princess Tatyana. Fancywood and Jim
Fifth race. steeplechasc, snort courss-Passs
l2O 1T. Murphy, Il TO s. second: Found, 70 "a.
Jackson,, I6 to t. third. Time. S:2Ih. Reno also
sixth race. one mile and s!xtssntn-Glue Lex, Lex
los CWinkfieid). to 1, won: HandpTess lei SIa,-
lew, TO !, second; afolo li3 tBloss). to l,
third Time l:52ls. Greatlsni, Judge Denny,
Julius Caesar and Prestar also
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st race, a:es pace, 81, 600:
EXCITING TRoTs AT READyILLE.
Seven Heats Necessary to Decide the
2:14 Pace.

Boston, Aug. 23-Three good races made
up to.day's card at the Readville track in
the circuit meeting, and they were races
worth seeing-fuil Of exciting brushes and
several whipping finishes. The big event
for speed was the 2:06 pace, which the Med
ford, Mass, black gelding, Royal r. Shell
don, Won in easy fashion in 2:07 and 2:055l.
the latter figure clipping his record half a
second.
The chief race for the bookmakers was
the 2:4 class, which went to seven heats.
and was won by the Mason Farm gelding,
John T.. because his driver had played a
sharp trick. in the opinion of the judges, on
the big field in the early heats. For this
Driver Dore was fined 500 after John T.
had won, because he had laid up the geld
ing In the second heat. and again in the
third heat after having been warned. The
third heat was one that benefited the pub
lie, Winola having been the favorite. with
considerable leaning toward Sidney
Pointer.
Then, after the fourth heat, John T. al
most became prohibitive. His hackers, how
ever, lost in the sixth, but, as 1t proved,
the gelding had the strength to win the
deciding heat just when his chances looked
forlorn. The summaries:
2:o6 class. pacing, purse 81. 500:
Royal z: Sheldon, tlk. G., by Constantine
Ace, b. h. (McEwenl ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Eyelet, s. m GSenBey).- y).-......................2 4
Indiana. b. 6. tMcCarthy). ).....,..............8 3
William Wallace Scribrer. br. b. (Spear)......6 5
Time-2:91. 2:o5A.
2:l4 class, pacing. purse $4,000:
John T, CHI g.. by Nuthurst
4
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BERNSTEIN AGAIN FOULED.
Oscar Gardner Given the Decision In
the Twelfth Round.

New York. Aug. 23.-For the second timo
within two months Oscar Gardner, the
Omaha Kid and Joe Bernstein Of this
city met in the ring Of the Broadway Ath-
on the former occasion Bernstein was
disqualified for butting In the eighteenth
round and tonight he was again ga disqnaiil, u,
a crosS;-buttock hold which was done de-
l.berately. and Referee Foley Immediately
gave the bout to Gardner This occurred
In the twelfth round but Bernstein had at
tempted the same trick twice earlier in the
bout They were to have fought twenty
five rounds at ia pounds.
Fighting hOnors were even.
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Handicap sing
TO DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Chicayo National League Team ana
Comiskey's Team to Play.

REPUBLIC SPLCIAL.
Chicago, Ill, Aug. 23-James A. Hart Is
out with a challenge on behalf Of the Chi
cago National League ball team to Comls-
keys White Stockings for a series OF games
to decide the local championship.
On account of the difficulty Comiskey
would have in keeping his men In condi.
ton after the close of the regular season. 1t
range satisfactory terms for a series, but
Hart has come to the rescue with proposi-
ton to play the series on some open dates
early in October, the local championship
seven games.
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oarsmen in Readiness for Regatta.

At a meeting of the Southwestern Rowing van
Association last evening e.eryshng & IN eGnnee da,.
Lake tomorrow and SUNDAY was settled. The
races promise to be run smSosnet Ills nnis season S SC,
Committees Gus Rapp whe In ,ss eSneedSd dss
it donated by prominent business bust s man ma
To- he riven for each season AS the gentleman
is out Of the city. in healha nothing has been
Gus is afraid that he is going to miss out 1t
would Tot be a bad idea for the association to
let its benefactors know that II ~ 70 nave
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AMERICAN LEAGUE MAY BOLT.
Magnntes Will Ask Independence Z
the National League.

Magnntes Will Ask Independence or
the National League.
Chicago, ILL.,. Aug. GA delegation Of the
magnates Of the American League met here
to-day and decided upon what may prove to
be the preamble Of declaration Of tnds-
pendence In baseball circles
Those present at the meeting were Ban
johnson, president of the league; ]. +. XII
fail and c. w. Sewers Of Cleveland; G. Fl.
Saulpaugh OF Minneapolis; ]. H Manning
of Kansas City and W. r. Kllilea and Con-
ME Mack Of Milwaukee.
At the conclusion OF the meeting. which
began in the afternoon and lasted well into
the evening. with a short intermission. Pres
ident johnson said that 1t had been deter
mined to petition the National League TO
give up the drafting of players from the
American League and allow that organize
ton to go Its way without interference with
its players. A committee will be appointed.
according to President johnson, to take up
the matter with the National League and
report back to the American League.
When asked what action would be taken
In case the officials of the National League
refused to abandon the drafting OF players.
Mr.. Johnson and all others In the meeting
declined to make any statement
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soRT1E WON HAWTHORNE FEATURE
Princess Tatyana Made the Pace, but
Quit at the End.

Chicago, Aug. 2a-Raip fell heavily near
track fetlock deep IN soft mud and causing
twenty scratches in the card of six races.
The feature of the day was the Prairie
backed down from to / to u to at post
time. Wild Pirate was made second choice
and Princess Tatyana the third. At the
breakaway, after considerable delay at the
post, Princess Tatyana started to make q
runaway rnce Of 1t, and led by four lengths
into the stretch. When called upon, Sortie
pulled away and won easily.
Maggie Davis upset the talent in the
second race by winning through the ad-
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REpLAC FIRST IN MERCHANTS.
Rich Quincy Stake Produced Exciting
HeHfS

Galessburg. H.. Aug. 2s.-The feature OF
to-days races at Driving Pa park was ,tl1, tne
Rritton. who trotted the circuit in perfect
form IN 2:oSls with running mate. The
Merchants stake race for 3-year-olds was
in good time after a game finish. Beach
wood paced one heat in 2:0Sls. The sum-
maries:
Merchants Stake for 3-year-olds. purse 81 900
Redlac Won first, third and fourth heats. Fest
time, 2:ls2I. Fatarwan second heat in 2:2ssi
George Musccvite and Funeta also started
2:lD pace, purse 2501--Flowns Tide Won second
third and fourth heats and race. ftmem2:VJti
2:n. 2:l2. Feechwcoa won first heat IN 2:gs+-,
2:2o trot purse s50O-Baby Il. won second, third Io
ard fourth heats and race. T1me-s:iopt, Z:le'
2:l'. Yellow Jacket Won first heat In 2:lAtf.
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Trottins Results at La Plata.

IaPlRta Mo-. Aug 2-To-day Big
Thursday at the LsTIata Fair. Judge b; low,
cred the track record to 2:l6. The summaries: :
2:is trottng-Forence, first: Halew, SECOND;
Bod Dimes. third. Best time. 2:s5is. Colonel
PAS trotting or pace-Doctor McReypo,ds
first: Thornton. second. Oss'e NJ. third. Best
time e:32L. Billie Cline also ran.
Free-for.all pace-1udee B.. first KlondIke
second: Till Baum third. Best time. s:l6 uno
ard Spiral g also ran
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RECORDS SMASHED AT NuTwooD.
Five Horses Cut Their Marks in Five
Races.

Dubuque. Ia. Aug. 23.-Everythng was
favorable for sc od sport at The Nutwood
PARK meeting of the Great Western Circuit
to-day: In the ar neat Of tie % pace,
Colbert and Alpha w. sold even favorltes,
while. in the last Nicol was : prohihitive
favortte. but he could do no better tnan get
third place. In the trot. Josephine Dixcn
and May Alcott were strong tavorites, but
the mare was distanced in The first heat
and Dixon won only after hard struggle
Josephine Dixon lowered her record batf a
second and Early Reaper cut his from 2I2si
to 2:99E4, In the 2:l2 pace. Country Girl
and Freilmont reduced his from 2:l3I, To-
2:10I: Colbert cut three-Quarters Of a sec
ond from his record in the zoo ace. The
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Philadelph
hiladeiphia. .... ..e o o /
rTa,v York L O 2 /

New York ....... ........o / -
Earned runs-Ph!adelphia e. New York 8
bases-Philadelphia L.. New York g. First base
on bals-OH Bernhardt 2. Off Mercer /. Struck
out-By Bernhard 2. Sacrifice hits-Delehanty !.
Stolen bases-McF arland !. Davis 1. Doyle !,
Gleason l. Two-base hits-Wolverton J. Van
Haltren l. Davis !. Double plays-Sagle and
La JoIe /: Van Halsren Doyle, Hickman and
Davis L. Hit by DisshsBy Ny. ssrnhaTdt wiz ~
pitch-Bernhardt l. Umpire-O'Day. Time
Two hours and Eve minutes.
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The Omcial Score.

sGame called account OF rain.
Earned runs-St. Louis J. Chicago 2. Two-base
and CAMEL /: McGann and Kelster i. Three base
hits-keistsr /. Chiids /. Base balls-Off
Hughey aoff Callahan 2. Strike outs-By Hughey
e. by Callahan 2. I;me-Ons hour and twenty
minutes. UmpIre-SwaItwood
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timated that he did not think It proper for
people to criticiss members Of a team Lead
Ing the League.

Some Of the old league-s IN the American
League find it Just as hard to harvest a
crop of Ban Johnsons' as they did ''Uncie
Nicks'' when they were bingling In faster
company. Dick Padden. for instance, Is "a
$50 man just at present, Brodia has .266
credit and Herman Mcfarland. who always
felded like star when a Red. Is strug-
Cling to get above .255. Billy Hoy has
averaged run 10 game despite his low
figure Of .247.
Only nineteen American Leaguers have
batted above 800 and every one in that
bunch has played In the National
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SELECTIONS.

First Race-Lord Neville. The Light, Guide
Rock.
second Race-Leo Planter Joe Doughty, Eu-
genia s.
Third Race-Empyreal Athara, Kate Freeman
Fourth Race-Ransom Orris. Gilbert
Fifth Race-Seething, La DESTROYS. Margaret +.
Ioraiice.
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NEW YORK 6, PHILADELPHIA 4.
Sleepy Quakers Again Outp1ayed by
the Tailenders.

New York, aug. A-The Phadelphians were
again outplayed by the New Yorks to-day. The
batting Of the locals was timely and their field
ing when runs seemed imminent for the Phila-
deIphians was fast and clean. Attendance, /. 200.
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CINCINNATI 3, PzITSBURG 2.
Williams's Wild Throw Responsible
for the Pirates Defeat.

Pittsburg Pa. Aug. 23.-Wiamss wild throw
letting in two runs In the ninth, was responsible
for Pittsburg's defeat. Barretts three Dagger in
The first followed by hit. scored the other run
Lever made the seasons record for strike outs
making ten fan the air. Attendance. 2So9
Score:
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Ben McGregor Died From n Cold.

REPURLIC SPECIAL
Carthage Mo-, Aug. BE. kneil to-day lost
his fine stallion, Ben McGresoT for which he
naid S3 COO A sudden fall Of temperature caused
the horse to contract cold. which resulted in
death. This horse was half brother 10 the ceie-
brated trottnE stallion CrossiuS.
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Cincinnati.
Pittsburg.
sBatted for thinner In ninth.
..................0 0 o 0 o o o.

Cincinnati ..................1 %
Earned runs-Pittsburg ], Cincinnati l. Three
base hits-Barrett l. Stolen bases-Corcoran q.
Double plays-Quinn and Beckley l; Scott; Cor
scott !. Hit by pitched bals-Ely l: Struck out
coran l. First base on balls-Of Lever l. OF
BY Lever 10, by Scott /. Passed ballS-Peitz
1. Time-Two hours. Unpire-Snyder.
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Milwaukee .........o
Kansas City 2. Chicago 1.

Chicago. Aug. 3.-It was q pitchers battle to-
day. with the result in doubt until the last
WAS out Patten received perfect support
and thereby won Attendance 500 Score.
Chicago ...........0 o o o-T s
Kansas City ......1 0 o GO o
Batteries-CficaCo, Doheny and Ssugdsn; Kan
sas City. Patten and Goudlng
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FOUR FAvoRITEs FINISHED FIRST.
Windsor Talent Had an Easy Time
Picking Winners.

Detroit. Mich, Aug. 2s.-Four of the six
winners at Windsor this afternoon were
favorites, and the books were heavy losers.
The steeplechasers were the feature of the
card. but three OF the Jumpers had bad
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BOSTON 8. BROOKLYN 3.

Nichols Was Wild, but Collins's E1-
ceIlent Fielding Saved the Game.
Boston, Aug. z3-Colllns's excellent fielding
saved to-day's game for Boston. Manx OF h1s
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DUNN JOINS THE QUAKERS.
Brooklyn CASTOR Shows That He still
Has Speed.

New York. Aug. 2a.-Jack Dunn, who was
recently released by the Brooklyn Baseball
Club. has been signed by the Philadelphia
team and will pitch his first game for the
QuakerS Tomorrow. Dunn practiced with
his new team previous to to-day'S game at
the Polo Grounds and had plenty Of spool
in spite OF the fact that Ned Hanlon let
him so because he claimed his arm was
gone
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Milwaukee. Wis, Aug. 2s-The visitors did not
have the least show TO score up to the ninth
partly succeeded. After one man was out a base
on balls and two sinsles gave Minneapolis one
run. but then Waddel settled down and struck
the two next men out The home team
never IN danger though Harvey pitched good
ball Attendance. LOO Score:
r. Il.
Milwaukee .........o / o o o / o 90
Minneapolis ...-...0 0 o o 0 Ii l
BstterIes-Milwaukee, Waddeil and Smith: Min
neapois, Harvey and Fischer.
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Bloomington 1a, Decatur 8.

REPCBLlC SPECIAL.
Bloomington. ILL.,. Aug a3.-Bloomington played
a great game to-day. defeating Decatur u to J.
AlaeMackin was pounded all over the field.
Score: r. H. Z.
Bloomington .....1 s 8 o o 0-l3 II
Decatur ....2 o o o D 0 Ga 5
Batteries-McGreevy and Rollins MacMackin
and Badger.
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Dick Cooley Relea.ed
Milwaukee e, minneapolis 1.

PittsbuTs. Pa. Aug. cs.-Dick Cooley one of
Fittsburg's first baseUen. was to-day given his
ten GRys notice Of release.
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chances were difficult, coming ar critical times.
and he accepted all but one Nichols's wildness T.
was mainly responsible for BTooklyn's runs. tso5-
ton scored by clean and consecutive hitting In
the first, fifth and seventh. Attendance. 23Vo.
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To-Day's Sch heiule.

National League American League
Cincinnati at Pttsburg. Cleveland at BuTalo.
philadelphia at n. Y. lDetroit at Indiana polls.
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CLUB STANDING.
National League,
Yesterdays Games.

National League. American League
Chicago 4. st. Louis 2, | X. G. 2, Chicago l..
HIe innings) Milw. ., MINI. ].
Cincin. 3, Pittsburg 2. Buffalo 6, Cleveland l.
Eoston 6, Brook. 3. Indian g. Detroit 3.
n. 8, Phila. l.
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Callahan is natural ball player" re-
marked Hugh s. Fullerton. a Chicago news
paper man travelling with the team For
pitcher he is a marvel on the bags, at
hold his own doing anything with nine
teen out Of twenty of the League players.
When his arm gives way l think he will
make an ideal first baseman. He has the
size the grit, Is sure catcher of thrown
ball and would cover world Of ground In
that corner
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Jimmy Ryan has donned the spangles
again and is looking as young as ever. He
has not changed a bit in ten years. His
eye and arm are as good as ever. and but
few men in the League hold the Chicago
Captain safe in a foot race
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IudfanapoIi. 8. Detro,t q

indianapolis 8, Detroit 3.
Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. s3.--Indianapolis out
felded Detroit to-day and hitting was more
timely. Attendance. 1,200. Score:
Detroit .............2 . 8 o o Q % 10 5
Batteries-Indianapolis Milligan and Powers:
Detroit, ieager and Shaw.
Buffalo 8, Cleveland 4.
Cleveland. o., Aug. 2s.-The game was sleepy
throughout The visitors won because OF tns
slow work Of the home team Attendance 40
Score:
Cleveland ..........o o 0 o 90 o 24 10 2
Buffalo ....-.:......4 o o o 0-S 10 3
Batteries-Cleveland. Hart and Spies; Buffalo.
Foreman. Hastings and Speer.
Western League.
Omaha, Neb.. Aug. G-Score:
Omaha ...........-0 % o Q 3 s o % IS
Denver ............0 l o o o o.
Batteres-Coons and Lauzon; Schmidt, kone
and Sullivan.
Des Moines. Ia. Aug. 23-Score first game: :.
X. II. E.
s. Ses joseph aSspa' .:::.:..a .::" SIs Is
Batteries-Glade and Loman; Underwood and
Killing.
Second game:
Des Moines ........-....4 o 1 1 o o 0-s . I
ST. Joseph .;;;;;..:;......1 o 00-l IL
Game called on account of rain.
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winola. b. m. (c1arlo ...... 3
Sidney Pointer, b. h. (Kelly).. ! 2
The Admiral. b. h. tPnyne) ......3 ! : 4
MGtin Bells, b. III. tQuinton).... Z I or
Ned Wilkes, ch. g. (CahilD !! Z ar
Joe Calm. blk 8. (McDonald)...e dE
Rama, &. m. Young) ............ dr
Little Dick. b. e. jPalmer).. y aa
Grin b. b. g. IIudsor) ......... dis .,,
Ttne-2lo. 2:071s 2:io 2:09E. 2:os's, liza
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Pop Hanlon lost his tempter at Cincin-
natl when aslsed about the story that some
! Of his men were drinking hard. He In
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McGraw made his reappearance at the
third corner yesterday. He is not yet
strong, but is tired of sitting on the bench.
1t was g. nice stop he made Of Ryan's mean
grounder in the first inning. 1t was a hot
one and Mac had to scoop It out OF the
dirt.
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Chicago and st. Louis will play post
poned game to-day. Griffith and Chance
while Young and Criger will ofticiate for
St Louis.
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Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. 23.--Tndianapolls out
felded Detroit to-day and its hitting was more
timely. Attendance. 1,290 Score:
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Perry Werden continues to swat the ball
Old Father Time has hung meat on tho
"Pie King in chunks, but his eye is stIIl
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FOUR LEFT IN THE TOURNAMENT.

The audience consisted of Forest Park
copper. two ladies and a small Kid.
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Played Out.

Dull headache, pains in various parts of the body. sinking at the pit of the stomach. loss of appetite, feverishness, pimples or sores are all positive evi- dences of impure blood. No matter how it became so it must be purified in order to obtain good health. Acker's Blood Elixir has never failed to cure scrofulous or syphilitic poisons or any other blood diseases. It is certainly wonderful remedy, and we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. w. R. Edwards, druggist. }
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Jennie Gormandy, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Jennie Cor mandy, deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said de- ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said admin istrator at the City Hall in the Town of Flag staff Coconino County, Territory of Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Coconno l.. w. QUINLAN, Administrator of the Estate of Jennie Cor
 mandy, deceased.
 Dated at Flagstaff, this 22d day of June, 1900. First publication June 23. 5t
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THE COCONINO SUN.
\ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

N TIT DISI hICI COChI UT T HE l United States of the Fourth Judicial To the Creditors of John Marshall This is to give notice that on the 24th day of May, A. D. 1900. at Prescott, in said district, John Marshall was, on his own petition. ad- judged bankrupt, and that the first meeting of the creditors Of said bankrupt for the pur- pose of filing and establishing their claims, for choosing trustee of his estate. for examining the said bankrupt by oath, and for the transaction of such other business as can legally come before such meeting. will be held before the undersigned referee at my office in the town Of Winslow, Arizona Territory on the 18th day of August, 1900. at 10 o'clock a. m. Claims duly proved as provided by Section 57 of the law of 1898 may be mailed to or filed with the under signed prior to said meeting.
 Dated at Winslow, Arizona. this 18th day of July. 1900. FRED w. NELSON.
 Referee in Bankruptcy. Bunch & Jones. attorneys for bankrupt
 First publication July 2S
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The Best Remedy for Stomach and Bowel
 Troubles.

''I have been in the drug business for twenty years and have sold most all of the proprietary medicines Of any note
 Among the entire list l have never found anything to equal Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy for all stomach and bowel troubl e" says 0. w. Wakefield, of Columbus Ga. ''rhis remedy cured two severe cases of cholera morbus in my family and I have recommended and sold hundreds of bottles of it to my customers to their entire satisfaction. It affords quick and sure cure in pleasant form" For sale by Pioneer Drug Store.