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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25

The Bryan Grocery Company hav0
shipped 100 spring chickens during
the months of May and June. being
an increase Of at least 10 per cent
over their shipments at same season
last year. They have shipped 300
dozen eggs. which Is a decrease Of p
per cent, as compared with spring
season last year, as eggs are scarce.
Mr.. George Higgs reports similar
scarcity Of eggs, and says he cannot
buy enough 10 supply the city trade.
Eggs are high a. compared with
previous seasons, being worth 10
cents per dozen.
Mr.. J. u. Mike has shipped i2l
game chickens this season, sending
them tO Oklahoma, Pennsylvania,
New Mexico aud other states. Mr..
Mike B. preparing % sell early spring
chickens on a large scale another
year. lie will order ten incuhators
capable of Matching out as0 chickens
at a time. These he can get ou the
market early. whom there is little
competition aud when they viii
bring good prices.
The mayors court ala big bust.
ness yesterday. taking in $oilO Boz
fines. Seven eases against boys Tor
jumping On moving trains resulted
In pleas 90 guilty with hue, and
costs Ui $50 Iu each ease, and one
ease Tor shooting q pistol resulted thv
same way with Tine and costs $40
/ The city SECRETARY reported about
500 taken iu ou street iuud, making
a total Tor the city yesterday ,t
S2il.iO.
W. =. Tr9nt OF Keith, Grimes
county, who was boo the city ytstcr-
day, confirms the reports of ola at
the Keith we'll, and says tine Wood
ard company ol Nayasota are pre-
pairing 90 bore near Lamb Springs.
There will Dee prayer meeting for
men at the Methodist church to-
ui-ut-sublect, Growth. j. NJ.
Hare is leader. Meet, promptly az
o:IJ.
Dr. r. NJ. Law and daughter Mrs.
Tom Bate lcit yesterday tor Bate b
plantation, where they Will attend %
] A.thtt 10y
Miss Pearl Wycough of Madison
willie left Tor Coleman city last night
To visit Mrs. Martin.
Dr. Crawford has returned to hi,
home 40 Beuchlry after % trip 10 Ais
ranch near san Angelo.
Mr.. anl Mrs. 81. W. Visor and Mrs.
Thompson arrived here yesterday
after a visit 20 Cor,icaua.
Malcolm Caruos d, laid up with @
very painful caruuuclc.
Mrs. Geo. Brooks returned 10
Nayasota yesterday.
Miss Sue Foster came down from
Calvert yesterday.
Miss Lou T.. Brown Is here ON
visit from IT,. Worth.
5. d. Buchanan returned from
Marlin yesterday.
Extra copies of the Morning Eagle
at Haswcll book stors. q
Mrs. Gathers returned TO Houston
yesterday.
Jim Dobrovolny won't to Houston
yesterday.
Rufus Connor left for Houston
yesterday.
Misses. Barry returned to Calvert
) Yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25
he wOMANS MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Officers for the Ensuing Year Elected
A Reception Last Afternoon -Auni.
versary Meeting Last Night.

The third days meeting Of the
Woman's Foreign Mission Society
Of the Texas Conference was held
yesterday, and at this meeting
officers were elect d for the ensuing
year, resulting as follows: Mrs.
Ssllie Philpott Of Dew, president;
Mrs. Jno. +. Green Of Houston. vice
president; Mrs. Blakely Of Rich
mond, secretary; Mrs. $. 5. Sparks
Of Rogers, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Steel of Houston, treasurer.
The following district secretaries
were elected: Houston district,
Mrs Davis of Houston; Austin dis.
trict, Mrs. Kate Decherd Of Austin;
Calvert district, Miss Neitles OF
Marlin; BRENNAN district, Mis-,
Ella Lide Of Chapel Hill; Hunts
vile district, Mrs. G. A. Hooper of
Huntsville. Bastrop was selected
as the next place Of meeting Of the
society
At 4 O'Clock last afternoon, the
ladies of the Methodist church
rendered the visiting delegates "a
reception at the residence of Mrs
W. II. Webb. Refreshments were
served. The Ladies Aid Society of
the Baptist church were invited
guests.
Last night the anniversary meet
ing Of the society was held.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25
n. & T. c. EXCURSIONS.

Cincinnati and return, s3i.7j. Date
Of sale, July . and 3, limit July ~.
Ticket, viii Doe extended to Aug. 81
10 deposited with Joint ticket agent.
ON or before July If, and paying fee,
~ cents.
san Francisco and return $500:
date Of sale July 6 to Is, inclusive.
Final limit August 3ist
Finalge,o Tenn. and return, t22. 20:
eentsoldon. June 30, July lst and
DO ANA r. limit, August.
W. :. Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25

Columbus, June 90 -Mostpf the load.
ers and many Of tho delegates are here
for the Republican state convention.
which convenes this afternoon. The
convention will reuominate tpr the SEQ.
ond term George X Nash foAgoveruor
The contests are limited % the uomi.
nations Tor judge aud clerk ~ tho sd.
pfeme court
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25
The FaIrest Offer Ever nnde

To anyone suffering with Dyspepsia,
indigestion. Sour Stomach. Heart.
burn, take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All
druggists are authorized by the manu-.
facturers 10 refund the money Ia any
case they fail 20 cure. Price 30 cent.
per package. Remember the name,
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. NJ H. Jamss
the leading druggist. Bryan. Texas.
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Corle. In .an AntnnIo IaII.

San Antonio, June 2i.-Grogorio Cor.
tea. who was arrested Saturday night
near laredo for tho murder Of Sheriff
Mosris Of Karnes county and Sheriff
Glover and Mr.. Sohnabel Of Gonzales
county was positively identified when
brought here. After no was safely
landed In Jail here no confessed TO the
three murders 20 which ne was charged.
w. @. Holden, we'll known news.
paper man and politician Of Koarney,
Neb. died at Hutchinson. Kas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25
hoy Accidentally Killed.

Guthrie, O r., June "a Homer
Bales. a son Of j. II Bales farmer.
living near Dale, was killed by the no.
cideutal discharge Of his gun while
hunting. He dropped his gun as no
was getting over fonco and il was
discharged the entire charge entering
the side Of his head
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25

The city school census must De
closed by june %, and number of
Children have not yet been enrolled.
Please call an the office of the city
secretary 40 once and attend 10 this
important matter which amounts 10
s5.i5 for each child in the scholastic
age. G. NJ. Spell, city See. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25

Boston. June "a While coming irso
tho harbor Sunday morning the steamer
City OF Bangor. during a dense fox,
ran down the naptha launch Estells
anchored OIL Deer Island beacon Five
men on the launch were thrown into
tho water. two were drowned, the
others being rescued
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TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1901.

With four male instructors aud "a
limit Of 80 boys, Allen Academy will
open rs third year I'm Bryan Sept. n,
IDOL Enrolment Is already well
under way. The new catalogue and
any desired Information mag bee mad
by addressing the principal.
d-Hwf
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noar. AllncA c.lnnl,l r-nnn..

Cuddock, Cape Colony. juno a.
A detachment OF Cl.oanl Mounted
rifles wAirH vH. 'fne. lr The Beers
at WafesE..a n1 June .I was pursu.
ing Commludan' Nal1n. when General
kritzingor surprised rho rifles camp at
Watcrklou while tine colonial troop.
were saidIing up The hghr lasted -,
hours
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25
Waco EEeurslon.

For train passing Bryan June q,
2:ll 70. M, and sos q. M, II. q +. &.
will sell round trip tickets 20 Waco.
fare Sl.50. Tickets good for one day
only, June 9th. W. ;. Wilson.
Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25

10 Cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Sour stomach or Heartburn, take Rex
dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists are
authorized TO refund money II they
tall TO cure. Price so cents. NJ. II.
James the leading druggist, Bryan,
Texas.
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For SALE

300 acres adjoining the A. and
NJ. College road-this property is
one of the most desirable tracts of
land in the county.
FlRsT-It is extra good Hill
land.
SECOND Beautifully located.
THlRD-Near two Of the main
railroads Of the state.
FoURrII-Tho future prospects
Of Bryan and the College, shops of
new railroad, Urceline Convent.
Free viii Baptist College, Central
Texas Fair, a cotton factory certain
to be located here soon, etc. all
Tend to make this property very
valuable. W. X. CAVITT.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25

Cool night shirts, for these hot
nights, made of fine light weight
cambria, with or without collars at
% cents aud 500 at Parks 4 Wal
drops. "a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25
To Cure Malaria In -Four Days,

. axe oulnoria. All druggists are an.
SnoIi1ed TO refund the money In any
case OF chllls, fever or malaria n f1Is
70 cure. Price soc per package. NJ.
=, y, James, the leading druggist, Bryan.
''A"9' t.a.4-..llEA EAllHRlls.x -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25

To Cure chiIls or Malaria in Days
Take ouinoria. All druggists are an.
thorzed 90 refund the money iu my
case OF chills. fever or malaria 70 fails
20 cure Price soc per package. NJ.
Ut. James, the leading druggist Bryan.
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-25

The best line OF cigars 10 be- found
IN Bryan at the Exposition Saloon.
J. T.. Ponder. Prop. 81
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
RESULTS AT WINDSOR.

Detroit Aug s-The weather was fair and the
track fast at Windsor to-day. Summaries:
First (selling: five and onehalf furiongs)-sly
Maid Gce) 2 and 10 3, won; Ernest Parharn,
10 lsteelo, s. second: Legal Maxim. lO5 tMier)
I, third. Time. 1907.
second race six furlongs)-The Boer ia CRoeerson).
won: Ruth Parks. 100 q. Miller 100 10 second;
Remark 100 (Michaes). !. third Time, i:l51a.
Third Cseng: mile)-Stamp. III tRutter) TO
and 20 l. won; OFallon, Ill Miller). 10 J. sec
nnd; San Andres (Steele), third. Time. 1:42b.
Fourth (seing: six furlongs)-Meggs. 1i9
an !. Ed Roth. 112 (Hother
soID 10 J. second: Himtine. 122 o. Mier. 10 10 l..
third Time. 1:15h.
Fifth race (seng; and one-sxteenth mIles)-Eng-
hurst. Ill (Givensl. 10 and TO won; CharIey
shane Calentine) 10 1. second Dr. Fannie. 100
Ci Watson) / third. Time. 1:4S@.
Sixth (maiden two-year-ods; four and one-half
furiongs)-Ben Mam I05 q. Martini, 10 and 10 ..
won; Louis Wagner. los Henderson, o 10 = second:
Judge Due Relle. los (Gvens). 8 10 2. third. Time.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
HARNESS RACING.
BUFFALO GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING
OPENS WITH FINE ATTENDANCE.
WHITE WOOD AFTER DRIVER IS FINED 500
FOR LAYING UP TWO HEATS. WINS
NEXT THREE AND RACE.

Buffalo. Aug. 6.-On track pronounced by visit
ing horsemen be Of the best and fastest they
have struck this year the Buffalo Driving Club
Grand Circuit meeting opened to-day full of inter-
esting events and promises to be of the most
successful held since the revival of the sport in this
vicinity. The attendance good, about five
thousand persons being present.
The event that created the greatest interest to-
day the 214 trot. The local contingent plunged
White Wood. a Buffalo gelding, and got away
with the money. Driver Snow. who drove the local
horse fined 800 for laying his mount up in the
first two heats which Oracle Onward handily.
The Kentucky mare broke badly at the quarter in
the third heat, and there nothing in 1t but
White Wood the Buffalo gelding landing the heat
in common jog in 2:l314 The judges summoned
Snow to~the stand and fined him 500.
There was much excitement when the trotters lined
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
SHOPPING FOR HORSES.
WORRIED LOOKING MAN AFFORDS AMUSEMENT
TO ONIooKERs
From Nc Baltimore sun.


worried looking man stood on Eutaw-st vestAr
day afternoon doing some unaccustomed shonpinp
that wrinkled his brows and left him even more
wllted than before. He buying a hat for his
horse. TO nave bought hat for himself wonid
have worried him not at all. for every man knows
that after he has selected the style and nrica ~
headwear he wants all he has 10 do IS 70 And
one so big that II will touch his ears when it ts
It's different when one buys for bo-.a 49,,
particularly IT different with this horse FOR
II shifted suspiciously at the basket -shaped tSngs
through the holes e ''s
once suita bic one had been ntted however N
trotted OFT contentedly with its well forward
but wearing so conscious a look that every one of
the spectators interested in the purchase laughed
aloud.
Some effort has been made to decorate these hats
One colored man arranged green ribbon bow and
n bunch or cocks feathers on that by his
nag, while another chapeau boasted a wreath of
paper roses that was anything but inconspicuous
A third had blue yelling wound around the crown
and left free 10 float in the air behind in udcrous
imitation of the girl of the period. Through the
yelling an eagle feather was jauntly stuck.
On the other hand. a meek and humble little bay
his masters castoff chapeaus. II was Just a big
straw affair. with black band. tied with white
muslin strings. and the holes weren't even
bound, but Mr.. Horse looked just comelv as
though he were hated in the very latest style
The expression OF one equine who sees another
with his hat for the first time is too ludicrous
for words. but II is not yet record that Miss
Black Beauty has stopped In the road to ask one
OF her followers. us my hat on straight"
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
THE RACETRACK.
MORNINGSIDE FAVORITE, WINS THE
ALABAMA STAKES AT SARATOGA.
gAGGrN TrNCovERs A SMART TWO
YEAR-OLD IN STRANGER. WHO
WINS AT 30 TO ].

Saratoga, y. y. Aug 6.-The second days racing
there was uneventfu 1t showered during the after
noon but not enough 10 affect the track 10 any
srxtent
The Alabama Stakes for three-year-old hllies was
sshe feature Five hllies went to the post Sadie 3
Ebeing sn added starter. Morningside was faVorte
hand won by a scant length from Reina. the top
weight.
A smart two-year-old was uncovered IN the open
1ng race IN J. B. Haggn's Stranger. a bay colt by
tS5oldfnch-Dareka. lie a long price, SO TO !
being obtaina BILE against him at one stage or the
betting The colt led from start TO finish. winning
easily by two lengths Stranger is Futurity candi-
date He is not an impressive locker. being rather
Night IN build The way he raced away from Five
Nations and Peninsula. however, makes him look
like very clever performer.
The Westerners scored in the second race with
sarner who just got home a head in front OF Way
ward Boy. Jake" Worth large sum on the
victory Of his hlly Mary Worth. who captured the
race for year-old FLIES ceverly, while the last
iAnd won easily by two lengths. Carbuncle beating
Terminus nose for the place Three faVorites
successful
r T Wilson. jr., and hts trainer. Tom Healey.
mad disa greement this morning over The Paraders
Srunning the Saratoga Handicap on Monday, and
lGIealey has retired from the management or the
stable.
August Belmont to-day engaged Bullman. the
3ockey TO ride for him for the remainder OF the
Heason. Bullman is said 10 have been offered
comfortable advance over what he has been earn
ing in the West. Summaries:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
THE ABSENT TREATMENT.
From The Detroit Free Press.

From The Detroit Free Press
This Christian Science business Is all rlght
announced the fat man. as he slipped MS coonhs
drink through the medium OF straw, and the
man who says II ought 10 be abolished d4esn
know what he is talking about. Tnats right;
was opposed 10 IL when my wife took IL up but
at that time didn't the possibilities IN " that
/ do now Before the Iadv became a convert 10
the fad il beginning to be diHicult matter TOT
to get night OFF without exciting ner sus-
Got one now, and IT'S oeaut: When
went home tonight for dinner announced that
had violent headache and would remain nome Ior
the rest of the evening. although important WORK
on nv books needed my attention at the ONCE,
and that by good right should spend the evening
working on them.
''Nonsense! replied my wife, there is no such
thing as headache; II is ali imagination NOW you
go right down to the office and will give you alb
sent treatment while you are at work, ana the sud
denness with which your headache VIII leave you
will Starte you
II pretended to protest but she fairly pushed
out OF doors and here / am with my headache
all gone and the night ahead of me. But, say the
head i VIII nave tomorrow VIII not De
Imagination! &c US two more, barkeepF
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
ROWING.
SIR CHARLES Dixie OPPOSES EXCLUSION
OF AMERICAN CREWS.

London Aug. 5-The remaining members Of the
Pennsylvania University crew. which took part IN
the Henley regatta. Ralph r. Zane. 2. L. Dayen-
port and l. J. Smith. sailed for the United states
to-day. They said that II not likely that Penn
sylvania University would enter another crew IN
the regatta for several years at least.
Regarding Henley, Sir Charles Dixie has written
20 the Editor OF The Week End as follows:
have no right to interfere in this Henley con-
trOversy. but like every who IS concerned gen
orally with position in the world. have the
right TO ask them that the 'foreignef' be not ex-
cluded from the Grand Challenge Cup without az
least the simultaneous institution by equally
high authority-preferably the stewards them
selves-of competition. IL not annual. at least
triennial under conditions which will induce the
foreigner to come.
To exclude Americans would be difficult and un-
gracious. distinguished American friend OF mine
two years ago the champion sculler-Huntins
Howell (B n. Howell. OF New-Yorh). He had no
connection with this country till he to Trinity
Hall Cambridge University. He was one OF tns
crew which narrowly beat Cornell for the Grand
Are we 10 row Americans and then forbid them 70
against us? In what terms the Dutcn
Belsians French and Americans 70 be excluded
which will not also exclude Canadians and Aus
tralians? If Outlan1er crews from American uni
verSities, north and south Of the ST. Lawrence
Australians and New-ZeaIanders and Conti
mental rivals are all specially invited good
English eights at Putney every two three wears
ell this International, imperial argument falls Il
the ground
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
CYCLING.
RAIN sPoII.s EXPOSITION RACING.
EXCITING CONTESTS IN ONE-THIRD MILE
CHAMPIONSHIP RACES.

Buffalo. Aug s-Rain interrupted splendid pro-
rar,A ~ hicvcIe races at the Stadium this after
noon N was the second day OF the two weeks
meet OF the best amateur and professional riders
OF the country. under the auspices or the Pan-
American Expositton and the National Cycling
AssociatIon The flyers had covered twelve and
one-haIf miles in the one hour unpaced amateur
oharp,onsbip when the rain began to fall. render
ing the track so slippery that II was dangerous for
the riders 20 continue The distance was covered IN
twenty-nine minutes The judges stopped the race
and the remaining thirty-one minutes VIII oe mn
,shoa Tomorrow The winner of the most laps up
TO the time the was stopped was George whey
OF Troy.
Great interest was taken In the one-third mile
national amateur championship event. and the feel
ing among the riders ran high Four men were
sin IN the sem-duals to-day. Marcus Hurley, OF
Neu.-York defeated F. A. Moore, or Deer PARK
ont in n loainG contest. their time being loo 20
Denny. Of Buffalo and Ingraham. of Chelsea were
the other pair They started on at a or'sA pace
As they were passing the sixteenth nag lngrahah
cut IN on Denny forcing him of the track INTO the
,rtbune Denny's wheel was smashed and his shins
- .,t,. barked Ingraham finished, but the
trdces ordered the race over again The men
tarted off at terrific pace and kept 1t up through
out the race Denny winning In 20 seconds Inc
Sun Buiiaio ,Srrow boy Hurley defeated Denny in the
quarter mile nnal to-day in slashins hnish. sum
nares:
grand semi-hnaI Marcus Hurley. New-I9rk n - Wes
j. r Ingraham chelsea, Mass, second g fime ~ ~
Second grand sent hnal: H. lec"ni Time O32zs
Final: Marcus Hurley won; +. H. Denny second I'me
O:SiA. Viva,
one-thlrd mile. national amateur chaInponsnP y
grand semi anal. Marcus Hurley. New-Iork won r a
Moore Deer park ont. second. Time t;Oo-S. second
grand semI-hnal: F. II, Denny. BuHalo' "oh' J. l.
fnsraham. CHELSEA second. Time. O:i6 ,. -
one hour unpaced amateur championship MN PFaIs
Of leader at nve. ten hteeh anu
twenty miIes-Unfnished. Following men sun quaH.ed %
race: Denniston of Buffalo ZuroIlek OF buIao' Ho
of Iiuffalo: Wiley Troy; Dahlke OF Buraloi MSCo-
nell OF Boston Netting. OF Boston; HOFFMAN oI hute
Johhtrs GoehleT. Of Buffalo winner oI
most Iaps FOR which prize awarded-Csorge MheSr OF
Trov 10 iaps Leader at miles z. Mettlng Bos
ton: time II:2ss Leader at mies-Zurorick' Bur
Ia ime
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07

(snelD s won; Desarte, III IT. o. Brien) 10 i.
second DIaz io4 Lindsey. to l. third. Time 1881
Second race selling mile and twenty yards-Bar-
es (BelD. I Two Armies. es Lindsey.
u second Inurdo. 100 ID. HalD TO p third Time.
1z5.
Third race tpurse four and half furlongs,1Anna
Elliott, l. Madabel, l02 (Eno.l,
so 20 T. second Attelio. Io7 Glrnore) 10 s. third
Time 057.
Sweet Dream 10 OIndsey) 10 !. won; Miss Goghtly.
IOl IT. O'BrienD. S s. second Elsie Barnes. lO6
(O'NeilD. 10 2 third. Time %
(selling; and onehaif furlongs)Wssen
dine i02 WATSON TO J. won: Lady Brockway l0I
oBrien) s. second; Croser. 100 . jones'. Is
l. third. Time. 1:IO.
Sixth tscng: mile and twenty yards)-Zonne
% s. Eugenia s. i02 IT o Brenl
s. second: John Morton 104 UAndsey) % TO l. third
Time IA
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
4 FIFTY KNOT STEAMER.

From The Marine Journal
Lieutenant Graydon, an English officer has IL is
SAID, so improved the type of turbine engine that
ne claims 10 have produced machine capable Of
driving ships at fifty knot speed across the At
lantlc Associated with him several engineers
and others who should certainly know what they
are about. and II is under their supervision and
guidance that this marvellous engine is being de-
Veloped. The Liverpool Journal Of Commerce."
says OF II: The greatest change. however which
this invention Will effect, IL IS maintained Is I'm
submarine navigation. But perhaps too much is
promised In this particular line the good of the
Invention, for we doubt not the majority OF marine
engineers will take exception TO the apparently ex-
travagant estimates of the work TO be accomplished
by the machine and the boats into which N is
eventually TO be Introduced Along with Lieuten-
ant Graydon is Herbert Greig, OF the Carnegie
Steel Company. Allen r. Sinner is also working
with the patentee in perfecting this revolutionary
machine
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

me Association football championships will be
held in the Stadium. at Buffalo on Senterber
3 and o There will be American series and
canadian series All teams are requested to re
port 10 the referee I'm the Stadium ON Nondav
september :, at 10 o'clock where the teams I'm
draw ana make arrangements for the games earh
day Each team will play every other team The
winner or the american series to play the win
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
AMERICAN IocKEYs WIS ABROAD.

London. Aug. e.-Treadmu q. Rein) won the
Brighton Plate a the Brighton August meeting
to-day. United States q. II. Martini was second
and Chlorion C'Clem' Jenlins) finished third.
The Barbsry Maid, gelding Waldo), won the
Tassocks Plate Of 200 sovereignf, for three-year-
olds and upward, six furlongs. Breloque ~ Reiffl
came in second, and Lily Palmer c'Clem" Jenkins)
ran third.
william C. Whitney's Onduee q. Reif) the
Aifriston Plate Of 100 sovereigns, for threeyear-
olos and upward. mile
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
BATTING AND ROWLING AVERAGES

H. E. Davies. secretary Of the New-York Cricket
Association has Just issued the batting averages
of his organiza tion for the midseason period They
show that F. G. Warburton. OF the Paterson Clu0
occupies the leading position. while H. Poyer. o.
Brooklyn comes second. ". Bunce. T. Gilbert, "
Graham and j. Robertson have averages exceetlns
20 but only twenty-three men in all have got ino
double figures. W. Bunce leads the bowling nsu@les, IT,
in which department. the next best work has pee.
done by R. Marshall. T. Gilbert. F. Ashton and >
Livingston