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Oil Market.

oil City. June li.-tirllt balances, ioj; 'crrit.
| Gates, no bids. shipments, ,S,6i>; average, ~.
231 Runs, l2o,5'3; average, s9,17l
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At pro'ilcnc, BroHn University. ); Columhi,
college, o.
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State League.
College Games.

Reading, :; Middletown. 1,
Harrisburg, a. Lancaster, |.
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Statesmen Wanted.

WANTED Salesman: SO monthly and expenses
permanent Perry Nursery Co., Rochester
A. T.
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National League.

| At Washingt ClevcIand Washington n,
game rain
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The TRIBUNE'S "WANT" DIRECTORY.
4 Lines 10 Cents Wanted 3 insertions rs Cents
Nor n F
3 Insertions rs Cents
Helm Wanted--Male.

WANTEDA hoy between III and L. Address in
writing. Ernest W. Smith, l262S Washihs'
ton avenue,
The evening world., 1901-07-13
WOMEN IN FIRE PANIC
Nss,Sssss Of Ceisasts Heishts,
U~sssklya. wes, In
pesiIled.

Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. vas
startled a. . o'clock tbs morning by
cries % Fire, Police, Help" emana'ins
from scores Of female throats. and I'm
mediatsly the corner Of Fulton and
Pineapple streets was thrcnged with the
residents Of that section and guests OF
the a.. George. Clarendon. Margaret n
other hotels IN tina, vicinity. all sean'iiy
clothed. and all watching the firemen
descending ladders and bearing to safety
Matchmaking girls and
Fire had broken out In the cafe OF
Frederick wilkins at 81 Fulton street.
which adioins the corner OF Concord
street and face. the end % Pineapple
street. The names and SMOKE and
hes, penetrated In an instant the dress
making rooms Of Nine Ryan. where are
employed sixteen young women who
sew for old Brooklyn.
30 II was that. with the ,hickest Of
sm he encirclins them, ladders were
raised and hsis-stined hrem-n bore
them safely 10 earth. nor we're thsJ
siyea much heed by the attending am
bulance surgeons 4 whir Of salts.
record Of pulsAtion, ard % they were
hurried 20 the nearcs, hotel.
Three hrcmen were removed from the
burning cafe twhiCh 10 said 20 he owntt
By q VIZ. csrmen, Of the Franklin Build
ingD and we're with dinfculey revived.
The evening world., 1901-07-13
OUR PARIS
TEAMS READY
Yankee Athletes In Good
Shape for Games
Morrow.

-
PARIS. July n-The uirty-hve Amer
lean athletes who S,I compete to-mor-
%. o., ~. .-.,.,, ch.mnL,.hln NJ
70" '"I 'ne s"a''u' e"s"p' -
the world In connection VITA the Espn'i-
ton. nnhhei training Yesterday after
no,n ga a.. ,..,,,, ,o-,.v
~
~ 'e''sIus' 'he p'e''S OUT oon''sete"
grounds NJ the Racing Gut were alive
si,h athletes. among whom IN, Amer.
- -
esns sefs eashy "eosn'sao'r on se'
count OF the bright colors and the suits
u the various COLLEGES. Tn, Princeton
men vsr. m. A., an al. All, IN,
NV sv"s
OUT cary ms morning They seemed 10
DO In the best spirits and condition and
n,ae,i,ea raw h.,a
90 So
u AiehlsAn men spent the day upon
the grounds. taking ligh: sxercise early
In The mornln, ara ..,,, tn ~ -.
=. r.. '''''
NOON inc fennsyi't hishs iid most OF
their sorG early In ID. day. but the
georgetown athletes acre the last TO
cave
Duny. Of 0~eorEetosn University. mas
. sight cold. He stil complains oi ti.
sossy character OF TIA. turf COINS. but
81 ehpect him 70 win the io metres a.
nanihy as ne did the lo-yard dash In
EnsIhhd. ofton, OF the Cniversity VI
fenhsy'vAnia FELT much better after a
~, 40, appeared 10 be nearer
The evening world., 1901-07-13
MRS. bAYNE
RIDING WELL.
Plucky Woman Cyclist
Now on Her Eighth
Century.
fspseisi :, The yS.nins ws,isl

VALLEY STREAM. n Y. July IL
Mr.. Emma Bayne. the little wheel.
woman who IL snnihiia,lng distance
IN Long Island roads. Is on her eighth
century this afternoon. The rain Of last
evening played havoc with IN. Merrick
road q; the Springfield end. ard VIII
Brown. who has the of,clal position n
chief Of pace. thought :, hes, 10 depart
from the regular twenty -hve-mi.e course
and select a route that would give IN.
bsst riding. For the rest Of the day the
pasfy Of racemakers accompanying Mrs
Hayne will procted along the Merrirk
70 Nassapeqna. then north 10 Hicks
,ifle. back 10 the Merriet 40 far a.
Valley Stream. There a sharp turn n
the right a,onx Central avenue Is matA
ind Jamaica 10 reached. This lengthens
each lap 70 hfty-.is miles
During VIII Browns recent 2"o-mlle
ride Mrs.. Dayne accompanied him Tor
500 miles. and only desirted when forced
10 do % BY her riding shoe. giving OFT
When Mrs. Bayne started out this ~.
tsrroon. after q short rest. she Ms In
excellent spirits, and chatted with
the plccmakers IN n way thai betoken-
cd ANYTHING but iack II confidence She
rs a hard task befo-o her Heretofore
women riders have been content TO break
pussrds established by themselves Mrs
nayne 10 more ambitious. however. She
aspires 10 break the sorld's record Tor
thirty days. now held BY Nobrc. u Phil
sdelphia. He covered thirty mine cen.
turtles during thirty DAYS
Mrs.. Bayne has ARRANGED her schedule
for a distance II "a" miles Tor the
month. She has the beEeht u many %
the iOng-dis.ance rid, u thr Century
Road Cub. % which ,he IL a member.
Amofg those who have role VITA her
thus far are Arthur Boyd. r. g Reidsll
and Charley Mock These three. with
VIII Brown. have ridden with her al
most from the start Mrs. Bayne ha'
ne assurance Of keeping In good physi'
al condition by securing Mrs. n J,
Hickey az her personal trainer. Thli
you're woman has had mush experience
in handling long-dlstance IN riders
The evening world., 1901-07-13
EMBEzZ[ER TRIED
To KILL HIMSELF.
Treasurer WesterVelt, Of Dime
Savings Bank, Newark, Took
too Much Poison.

ling the MAN into tho carriage tina, val
waiting. Intending To- drive to the house
~ a physician. he had NJ sooner start
Il than WcsierVc.t became very III.
Once hi, stomach was relieved he felt
much better ana the detective drove
straight To- the jail
-Four hundred persons, the majority OF
them poor w,mcn and girl depositors,
we're gathered .Itside " the hank this
morning. but IN. doors dld no. open. Il
required an extra squad NJ policemen 10
keep the crowd In order. Many hard
words we're said agalns' the t~eiau.ter.
President orion. who Is also President
OF the Second National Bank. across the
aal. sad this morning that the sAvings
Institution would ake advantage u
the state law permitting The suspension
% payments ~ deposits for thirty sixty
or ninety Gays a. the Beard of Direc-
tors may cleo. Meanwhile the tangle
viii be Strengthened out. He says he
Is confident The ANA l. able TO meet all
II do not know the amount Of Wester.
Nelts d~e'aicatiou. said President ORION
TO an Evening World reporter. but
hone N will mot gNIEaI sn an
The evening world., 1901-07-13

Buck Ewing Is no longer manager o.
the New York Bisebiil club Ne i.ni-
81 hi res snhti1n % Pres dent Freed.
man ms. morning 'Hi DO was accepted
George Di'. NIs appointed manage
AMI captain. AMI ne took hold 20. the
feirs % once
Ewing vii remain iu town Tor = fep
lays but he has no connection Nna,.
ever with the local club
Ewing 'all that he had M 90 feeling
toward the cnc.a.. OF the yhyers out
he could No. make tie team ain. ,ni
taught % al. ior the 5es; ln'areits u
every one FOR him O., leav.
All the players regret that Ewing mas
out but promise % d. Their bes, under
their new manager.
II h san Ew.ng Wintsi 90 give Ip hi,
position IN Piti'bufg Secretary
knowles. II the iCtl club Ma wired
Tor. All perslidtI Du,k to hold out
tll the team Got home
NJ other change, are hSsiy TO be
made In tie team
The evening world., 1901-07-13

0'C0NNoR SUSPENDED.

It looks A. II Winnie o'connor's ria.
Ing career was over for Inc rear. The
stewards yesterday suspended him IN.
definitely and referred HE case TO IN.
Jockey club. Hs vas s~djudsed guilty
~ rough riding In the second race. a
selling afair at a mile ami q sixteenth.
Warnings and punsh,nen,s ,eem 70
have no effect on 0Connor. he Ia.
been before the Stewards on many oeea.
sions for rough riding. but lectures 90
not seem to make sny impression on
him. only % recently 40 s~heepshead
Hay meeting two horses fell In . race
through o'Connor's rough riding. A,
least this was the view the steward,
took ~ II. snd they suspended him for
the meeting.
The evening world., 1901-07-13
WeSTERvELT'S RUSe.

w~e.tcrvel, assembled the stairs and
entered his room. The detective stayed
at the head Of the stairs. The bank
anicisl vas long In dressing, and the
detective called 20 him.
IAN risht: III be gu, In a minute"
came the answer But the voice was
80 weak and changed that n suspicion
flashed through the mind Of the detec-
tive and he sprang to the door. II was
locked.
open the door a, once or III smash
u lnr' he cried.
westervelt dii 80. lie staggered into
the hallway. his face like that OF a
corpse. hts eyes staring. On his shirt
from, Mere the stains OF ZONE liquid.
The stains were also about his mouth.
Mrs. wsstervelt came running up
stairs. and catching sigh, OF her hus-
band. cried:
'Oh, Charlesl what have you takenr'
The evening world., 1901-07-13
RIFF IN FRONT AGAIN.
re Americas Jockey Pilots Lord
nsrrsfssa's Csimaa Co
yletory.

LONDON. July n-At the nrst day
racing Of the Llngaeld summer Meeting
To-day. the Llnsnsld Park stakes. Of
leep soverslEns for three end four year
ol1o. nile straiEt. was won ny Lord
W1iiam Beresford's Calman. ridden by
T. Rfif.
Lord rermoy's thr.e-yesr-old ehestnu,
~ Cousian, on which Sloan had the
1ount. 90 second. 81 hofses ran
x1< other faces we're asD Won b.
~1IFuIHus. for t~hrs~-year-olfs SIX far.
~ Won bv W-Lowrs brown COLT
ridden b.. Tod Sloan.
r1erside Boiling Handicap Plate.
rg1gasl M mile. wss won BY
The evening world., 1901-07-13
SAYS HE CAN EXPLAIN.

Westeryeit vas seen AZ the Cuuh;y
jail THIS morning by A representative OF
Tn. Evening World Although only NJ
ty-tvO he looks Al ."ast ten years older.
lie IL short and stout. with A slight
stoop TO his shoulders. His hair Is gray,
as Il also hi nusiach' ilis friends
say he has aged greatly within the last
year
At 'he proper time VII be able 10
explain satisfactorily he shortage watch
the bank examiners have discovered
he said.
THAT Is all ! care to say now"
How much vii the shortage beT"
he was asked
Il an not able 20 say. but /, viii not
be anything like Sil.g0"
Westeryelt has engaged Gallagher,
Richards. Van LEV A Bruner ,u box
after Ms interests. Tiese lawyers aid
to-day they thought they could lear
their cliert. bat the hluk officials say
they ave ample evidence to prove the
~detalcation
The evening world., 1901-07-13
GIANTS MAKE
GOOD START.
Men Pound Out
Four Runs In
the First.

49,
POLO 'Ro' Nps' 'uN 80.
inr had a NOS hsas..u, "Npna.
West the "'an'. w. !" son whs,.
a. 'he" ftounn, - p,oosIyn.
NOV 'erNl'u a." go. a, Four
IN 'he "'s' 1a" 49,, 81, a,.vu.,.s
",i, %, Two snm.. gu, ~
80,
tn. Giant. h,v. promi,sd n 10 better
,,.Y,,. ,r m. nn,ur. and n 4. expected
,,., iii %, every one ~ them wa.
,n,,s.s n,.y,ou. IN IN. game today that
,h-v mus, ID better work hereafter and
also win more sams,. They were In.
,o,m.s NJ ,h,, fac, ny their ne~ man
g George Davis. who called them
The evening world., 1901-07-13
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED
Wehbsv's Roay roasd In Paterson
Poaa with Marks oa
Mead and Face.

what the police % Paterson. y. j..
believe 10 have been a murder was re-
vsalsd when the body Of John Weber.
.eyeriy wear. old sss found io-aay 10
Hoppsr's Pond. on the outskirts OF the
city.
there were marks on the dead mans
head and face which Indicated foul play
Weboer had not lived with his wife for
seven years. The body was found In the
water near his wife's home,
The evening world., 1901-07-13
RESULTS At ST. LOUIS.

RACE TRACK. g. Louis, July IA
The races scheduled here for to-day re-
quilted ~ ip.lows.
First Rae Seven furionss lion
'hanc-Ilor . To ? and . To | 1rst In
sIfgent. place 7 20 I, second killarlie
'al.i Time. ~ ~
second Rscs-sin flrlongs-6e1rge W
Jenkins. = 90 | and 5 10 = Won Robert.
IT,, : 10 S for pl,ce. second, and Frank
Johnson. third Time-iB J.,
Third Rare-One mile and seventy
YARD, W. ~ Gates. : n 8 and ! 20 I?
nrst sprung. . - s for place. second,
md Rlnulyhri third Time 4 -
The evening world., 1901-07-13
ALLEGED BOY PIREBUG.
wsaa. says she Saw Dessie 1s~k.
srssn Set Fire % Monroe
Street Hsuse.

Acting Captain Hammond and Dstee-
tive Poan 2. Maiarky. Of the Madison
street precinct. arrested ct iaS A. N.
to-day BENJAMIN zuckermsn. Who 10
charged with arson.
A general alarm for the arrest Of
Zuehsrman ~ss sent out saturday. The
day the Are occurred a. . honrcs
street.
Sadie ooidberG. Who lives above thu
saloon kept by zueherman's father
compIAined TO the elder zuchsrman tina
his son hsd robbed her and Bsnnl'
xas banished. Another tenant. Jsnni'
Olossky. says that she Nv Bennis sat
urate Q couch eth oensine and 90
n on Are. ehs tried to hold him bu
he hit her and bsohe away.
zucherman uas arraisned IN the Es
sea Narket Police Court this after
noon and he'd 10. tral
The evening world., 1901-07-13
ERNIE STILL WORKING.

hard work yesterday that he has in
dulsed n since he ~ q training for the
nsht, and al 10 conclusion 81 sur
prised and happy when he saw the
scales rero-d bis weight At ~ pounds
lie vii cortlnue training unit. I O'Clock
on MONDAY afternoon when he xill start
Tor tils city .saV ng on the 5 O'Clock
Train from Red Bank. which stll bring
him In New York ~ "a o'clock In the
evening A. 7 o'clock Erns will weigh
himself AZ a Turk ~ bath upiosn 90 as
10 he sure he NIL be At The required
weight lie will he HANDLED by Jim
~fiirpatri'k, Joe sa.ir and Frank Zlm-
phaF
The evening world., 1901-07-13

po,h ,u,,., -,
Doyle's sacrih,e. which Cross and Jsn.
nlnss o care Of Smith singled 10
over m. Emma sm,,, 49, =,
srnond McGuire.s throw being vide.
laws also sinried. scoring Smith, snd
On heul!res Wild throw 20 Dahlen,
raw. easily Rct arounl 10 Thru. War
~ maze = scr,tch hi 20 the infeld.
navl. 70 score. A. Wild pitch
promotsd Warner 10 second Hickman
"T,u up ,ne ,.'ant on Dunn by bsngins
,ey endel the fun. BY being retired BY
uniss's'ed Seven u
Third yv,t.s.
Day sas easy victim on his inneld pop
The evening world., 1901-07-13
BETTING ON FIGHT
CHANGES-ERNE
FOOLED THE SPORTS.
Lightweight Champion Says He Will Weigh
in at Ringsids at 1913 Pounds Without
Any Trouble.

sleep before the expiration ~ the tenth
round
Tn. Bunaio lad received a .etter q few
DAYS aso from one ~ his met intimate
friends IN Buna3 stating that ~ east
1o sports Il that city would 10 on hand
This communication greatly pleased
Erne and, turning TO the writer. he
said
Il am glad thai my friends IN buffalo
are coming 10 see the nght. 10 II gives
m. great encouragement and VII a.so
he the msa ~ making me nEht the
bate NJ my He with McGoyern. I
think the Blri,p sports all bet heavier
on me this time than they ever lld he.
Tore. sollin't be a DIT surprised II
they Nagersd - 40 on my chanr..
The evening world., 1901-07-13

wrkIsis, Has Consented 10 Aeeevs
a,s Wsssssati"a ~ tAsa Nc
Can No Campaiss wssh.

CLEVELAND. July n-it vas said
A. the Republican National COMMITTEES
to-day tina, all Of the members Of the
OLD Nauonal Committee Of - request.
ed Presiieni Mckinley TO consent 10
IN. resignation ~ Mr.. Heath - Ftrs,
Assistant Postmaster General IN rdsr
that he misht become the secretary Of
the National COMMITTEES.
The Prts.:ent. u vas addst. strongly
iemurred 20 this proposition until yes-
,eriiy. ~hen he nnally save ais sou
sent.
M. Heath xil tender his reslsnstion
10 ihs President IN about q seek or ten
iArs.
The evening world., 1901-07-13
WINNIE NOT A MARK,

40 doub, the cry viii 30 raised tina,
q Connor Il hclns made a mark. This
4, no, true. Winnie 10 certainly q rough
rider. and he has had warnings enough.
Il IL hardly charitable TO knock whom
any one IL down and out. 81 the writer
will not recount OConnor's recent poor
work In the sadfls
The evening world., 1901-07-13
TERRY CAN'T GET HEAVY.

Mcl1vrrn also continues 10 Notk hard
Tor the battle and sin WEIGHS ~ poundE.
sh.ch l. sN pounds h..oN the required
weight lie l. raining Tor m, battle
al Johnsln's road house Up ON Jerome
avenue ana j. LOO NJ condition. he 10
eating riNrnuue AMI also drinking
water IN great quaint ties In ~ unsuc.
De.siul aiiempl 90 -. heavier.
Nc'iotern Will weigh about ~ pounds
Will DO his manager. Sam Harris
marley Manhood. Terry Lee arl Danny
p1usnefy. u Phi.ads phla. The "1frcla,,
~! DO CHARLEY White. referee. TEDDY
FOLEY { m'kecper. and Joe Humphreys.
The evening world., 1901-07-13
BrspI,ss In.p~c,- r.,,-- C.ur,.

Ju4gs 4 neEsNa d n MorAss. o. the
Supreme Court n Br,zl visited the JET.
fsrsnn Market Court to-day At noon and
a introduced 10 Mhglstr.'e Mayo Tn.
Brariilar Iurist Ia interested IN inliia.
criminal proceedings IN his country.
Magistrate Mayo ssp'aii % 90 him N.
working IL hls court
The evening world., 1901-07-13
RARE PERFUME A WONDER.

Rare Perfume 10 u Of the racing
vnrf.rs Of the age. Durtns the falls
breaks In he sec Jnd race he s-sm-d
hardly able TO hottie back &c the pos,
30 lGme was ne Vet when the nis
dropped he sailed away In front. set q
CLIPPING race and then fought out 4
good ssne finish u this horse vsrs
only SOL I'd he would BE- q valuable eos
session. FRANK W. THORP.
The evening world., 1901-07-13
WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS.

RA TRACK. WASHINGTON
PARK july n-The faces here to-day
rs.ultsd ~ folloNs
Flfst lsae,-Oas mlt-Bonsy Boy. .
60 ! and . 10 B. nfsi Eva Rice even Tor
" &c - m. and I'e1tland. third
Time a.
Second Eace-SlA ~furlonss Sly. > 20 s
and : 20 q hrst: MAY ~ en-. I % Z for
place, second. and John Nefkes third.
Tims-lifi.i
The evening world., 1901-07-13
Medical.
OLD DR.

cRADuAIg UNIVERSITY ~ "a CIR %
SEw SOak MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.; u
ysars Q s~csciaiia II Diseases q Ma cntsf
rcd s2sts. sns thfuat and mouth. glesfa pAlnfsi
sssiiinu. tiinsJ sni bladder oenpiaint. ssl1.
tag inaannstioa. ua5sL sssk- gntsvssrf
sk,st 10 msrry. likssiss ths<s hasins intsfl
n>nts shoaii O. 10 DR GRINnLEs "a ss,sb-
lisksi sAss, ever v ysau st III Wees i;sA g.,
bssvssa sh ant ia ave. sus.sr. % NJ
sssss tine eoaslliinE ets Ailiei physislans
Rsnsnesr. Old DR. GRiNDLE A.s q r.esrt To-
nsrsiisas cures tivis frs. hsiicias o.
Hsar . e sIailLa 2 e
The evening world., 1901-07-13
BETTING WILL CHANGE.

The light weight champion hos rer-
tainly 70. led q great many -purtiis
r. on Nhc had an idea that he wouldn't
BE- able to rake the weight. AMI nov
thai Il Is certain ne will there 10 every
Indication that the betting On the nsnt
viii Grange. i,
When the match between Erne aud
NcGovcrn was nrst arranged n the
rfrg. tide weight. ~ pounds, VAS an
vicinity declared that Erne could never
reach II and be strong .
Erns. M weighed only ~ pounds a.
that tine, felt that he could get 20 the
required limit. ana lost no time in max.
ing the match After his twp weeks
WORK at Fair Haven. n. J., he has re-
duced 20 ~ pounds. which was his
weight yesterday after a hard days
The evening world., 1901-07-13

William Finn. a niskt Waterman. 81
- West For,y-nfth street. died this
afternoon of lockjEw. f1nn shO, him
self ~ the had on the Fourth Of July
The evening world., 1901-07-13
GIRL DROWNED
WHILE BATHING.

Margaret Blahs. twelve years old, ~
Little Ferry. y J., was drowned In The
Hickensack River at that place this
morning while bathing. Her boly was
not recovered
The evening world., 1901-07-13

nsy. .alelis d,sais. ths ssss played the
tn :S.-is,s ss.ia ''ssss and 'r'ssa
m scsS x vss arsS an another sss
uAssiS y - h ~ orsss susAsv
The evening world., 1901-07-13
Sporting.
brighton
Races
EvxRy wEEx DAY At ?. u
Lssssrs niii,sy bsaf
urAcukp M AL coxET ISLAND MOUTHS
OLD DIR. GREY,

a y.sfs . svsslslis .. diseases Il ssa ssiJ.
ssisssss erasssnt cure ssssssissf biest. ssia.
lstlIi,y. IA lrsEss. sssk- us1sseispsi srsans.
srssi.ssss . .sri.ss c.sssit y 1n
olBT ars 10 10 N e'tsss sstssfis.si ne 500
!. s';;t,s: : s' So IN a.; -. sY p.sss
-: -. S:s4sE: ~,
The evening world., 1901-07-13
EARL OF H0PEI0Un
AUSTRALIANS GOVERNOR.

LONDON. july Alt 10 snseancs1
TIA, the Queen has spps,ved IL sssee-
ton Of the Easi Of HcYstsun % dover
a0r-0sssssi a ~ Assssaiisa ssnDso-
The evening world., 1901-07-13
The pmtttrH Order.
1fisst Iantna.

Jones opened the game BY smashing \
hlrh Nv to selbach Kselsr pasted a
srofchinF ErOunder straight into HEX.
Mas hands ami was an easy out at
ifst. Jrnninsr sent the champions 10
the FIELD BY sending a fast bounder 70
Gleason. who lost NJ tine IN throwing
lin out at nr-. No runf.
Van Haitren smashed one 20 Hose's
straight ones 20 centre for a Lag.
gleason did well by sending a liner
10 centre. and as the ball bounded
away from Jones. Van easily reached
third On the hit. while the KID got 10
second base. selbach Kept up the
G., Il battifs by lAclns the ball u sntr-
Tor a sack. senting Van Haliren AMI
Gleason over the Plate. Doyle sent a
90 Gross and as Jennings muif~i
iAye's throw. se.barh reached second
and Doyle hrst Smith was retired at
hrst on his boundef IS Cross. advancing
the runners q bag Davis "a loudly
spplanded when he stepped to the
plate and responded TO the applause by
siimming the ball 81 right. scoring Sci.
bach and Doyle. Warner and Davis
we're then doubles Up on the ~eatchsr's
counter q Dahlen. which NJ threw TO
DAILY ard the latter shot a. Jennings In
'im.. Four runs
The evening world., 1901-07-13
WIFE IN TEARS.

You have taken poison she insisted.
the tears running down her cheeks, but
westervelt weakly denied Il.
Detective Gregory lost no time In get.
The evening world., 1901-07-13

Jack Point. the winner % the Brighton
Handicap. vas beaten In the fourth race
by Mssimo Comes and the hand played
The Wearing o fthe Green In Clsncy's
honor v-hils the quick wi'ted crowd
lsugf 81 and applaud~i. Jack Point was
the favorii. Gomer Mas 10 I There
was a long delay al the post. John
Rrish, and Wooster Hoy a~lternated In
making the pace for Ave f~urlonss Win
Jack pNin, next and Comes apparently
h~opele.sly pccketed. Suddenly there
vas an opening on the rail and Comes
shn, through. Maher stole seversl
sngih. IN the bunch ~ 4 sixteenth
Henry had to 60 around 10 catch Go
meg. hut the OLD c~ampsiener ~ss sail
lrg for HON. and was never caught
aiming easily by three lengths jack
P1n, wa. elshi lengths In from, 81
r,vouius The tine. ia ia track
-rciri In retaliation for h'ddirs No
rIr-, whip. lame. Mclaughlin claimed
Precurssr Hs subsequently sold him
% tho Fislschmabs
FIN Receive and one-hAN fur
l1ngs Won by Annie Thompson; Nah
IA was second. and rrincess oirlie
thirl
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serssd Isatss.

shscksrd sent No a hish ~ u Smith.
Danlsn Nas also an easy out on his
,o'iy s~kyseTaper. which Van had no
, fast hsurdsr- which Davis got In
'front.' %. and b. q aui-k throw 20
Doyis lust n'ppei lave At the haS No
runs.
Ho~eli "a, taken out u the bon and
cranks crazy ~ banging the ball DO
yond the ropes In left cenire for q homo
run. he crossing the plate before sheck-
,ri could Fst the bah. Haslvy lifted a
high one bach 81 hfst base. which Dab
captured after = hard run Wan Haitren
k.Hs np n. 'laushisr b, soaking ter.
for three oafss. 0leason alec connected
With the bah, he s~ndinS Il 10 left for .
base. scoring Van Hsltrsr With the
;ss.ss, run ,.. :s,s:ss 81 &c.,. . g.; ~ .. = =
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-ERNE GOOD AND STRONG AT LOW WEIGHT.
WINNERS AT BRIGHTON;
FIRST WHIP GETS THE SECOND
EVENING WORLDS RACING CHART.
RESULTS At 8 RlGHT0N BEACH.

BRIGHTON Br'oH h~T TRACK f' ~ s''a'h 'S .e'h~ ev 70 4 sa
iSS rRsr RACE ya Hs~ IRE. ,~r % nj ap.ni, ts .asa. As,ss~ 20, es mile