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The sun., 1901-10-17
FOR BQFFaLO

VA Emporium ;JGnction So a. IN, and
S.25 p. m. daily.
Via canandaigua. $50 a. M, week days
$50 p. M. except Saturday ANA ll3e 4
m, daily.
CD Congressional Limited Express A
Sestibult Parlor Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare other than the usual Pail.
nan charge.
C.D Limited Express vestibule Parlor
Cars, Vestibule Passenger Coaches ana
Dining Car. No extra fare
fhe Wilmington Transfer Company vii,
rall for and check baggage from hot,,i
ana residences.
For further Information passengers are
5cferred to the ticket agent at the station
+ p. HUTCHINSON j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass. Agt
The sun., 1901-10-17
Miss Stone in Wonderland.

Tho HIieands wimmed thcir wabhy CLING
And grabc the missionary.
And whore the rocks We're towering
They blimbcrcd light and airy.
Now full Of ylag they strabc the era.
Md sat around the crater
And there they hligly smigscd the swag
70 he divided later.
Oh. sorely was tho captive grirvrd.
Not one af them was handsome
And iglN She sat down. hestrcaved.
And waited for the ranSome.
The sun., 1901-10-17
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway. Express GAG p m
daily sleeper to Port Tampa. Augusta.
SMIimIphSi siaans and New @ orleans; na, 7S6 m
Memphis, Nashville, via Ashevlle and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express 1913 u M
daily, sleeners to Charleston. Macon. and
Port Tampa; LOS a. m. daily, sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Sill p. m.
daily. dining car and sleepers to Cincit-
natl
seaboard Air Line Railway. Express
i35 a, M, daily, sleeners to New Orleans
and Jacksonville, "Florida and Mctropo.
Titan Limited" 400 y. m, daily sleeper
to Jacksonville and Atlanta.
The sun., 1901-10-17
PENNSYLVANIAR.R. R. K.
THE STANDARD RAIL ,
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
BALTIMORE Raj ROAD.
Schedule in effect September 10 1851.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows

Schedule in effect september ~ l|i.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia (express), l57, 1902, d.20
$50. 742 $50; $50 $50, sSS sSe' ioil, ~ u iY's7
800, 81, Ass. 5O7, CO., 6SO 7Ol, az. 9ee
Accommodation. elO 40, $40, lioo a
M, IL 80, 2S2 400. 5,25 6.S5, and 1913 p. m
For Chester (express), l.57 40, 80. ~
$50, $40, $50, $685. 1O1l. 1l.25. 1872, las a.
M, 1.37, 81 ., 4.5s, " 0land sto y m
1885, 2.S2 400. 5.S5. 6S5 and 1913 j. m, :.
For New York Through express), l.el.
$o2, s,s5, Dining Carp 955, Io52, I; A. a. n
III lTiS sa7 n1ng .ss6 Gffi Dining 'e Cars n5 AZ and
L tion. m Phiiadeiphis, 40. $50. zio, $50 s,s5
ii M 1o ss 5 1872 sG ~ ss g. a lSiS Sc and and SI S
For Boston without change. 1oo2 a. m
''iS For u Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 7.33 a. m. and 6.35 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4 = 500
80 1918. and 1l0l a. M, l2e5; l2is; y j
| Sill p. M. and LOS night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
800. Al, 6.i3 p. m. 12.lS night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. tol o.
2so y6o sis iS $2d 5Ss .Ga lo. a4s. 5o, 5s5, 5a
6.59. Cos, go 6.55. 1.3l, ll.26 ll.l8 p. M anc
Accommodation, 6.25, 7SO, 9.12, 1895, a
m, 1,2a, s,25, 4.0i, 449, 627, S3S, 1922, anf
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philad.slphia texpress,, 157 Il s92 AZ x
i.5S. 6.07, $50. TIT, 906 and GIG p. m.
Accommodation, 40, $40, S.55, a. m.
l214, 200 400. SIS. 72S, and l043 p m.
For Chester (express), 157; 40. S;35
1scsmmqdstien. n la D. 7le. $40. 1 ss5. - a m
For New York Cthrough expressl l.57
S02, 935. 955 Dining carr. 1052. 1145 a
M. 1856, 1S7, Dining Carr, 800 6O7. "e2C
Dining Carr, az, sc, p M. \, eonneeiin,
l20. ITO. $40, 935 a.55, 1145 a.. m. 12.5f
l.57, 800, ASS. GOT. go, I'll. a.16 and loi
Fot Roston without change, III p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. 4.S5, S0l
1918 a. m. 1906, 1918, l.50,. 351, 400 81
sos, GAG 7.3G, Sill p. m. and .05 night
Baltimore and intermediate stations
f.13 p. m. 1918 night.
Leave Philadeiphia Broad Street, 70
a. M, 49, 3.13, 500 4s46, 507 5.25. GW
f.55; 7.31, S35, l1.26, 11.2s p. m. and ia.2
"a Accommodation. ss5. s.te. 10 IS. d. m
l2 20, 232 6.l3. S.3S, and 10.22 p. n.
The sun., 1901-10-17

The trouble with anr AdiirEsitn
dttorfal contemporaries i that they are
tain about too many things that they
Hnt know. Two things u This Kind
rrcull. about which they seem to have
Hinged their opinion. First, that the
snla1 Repuhnean party n j. nnt md
~ VA the majority Iepnhlican party
"a this stata. Second. TINT the rcguEtr
nllean PARTY. Is not thr regular H.
allican party u this state. SEE?
The sun., 1901-10-17

When the III t.Anti-AddieEsit
elH ~ the aait 81 readily when ~
ssgested that Postmaster Rtownr wouEl
A. with him IL lis retirement from of-
5se senrr of h"trayal ~ thosr who he
Hai served NJ thought wc had hooked u
nte fsh. Il turned mt 10 H. / suck 4
shlt neeaed only = open lis mouth IL
ap 10th the Init and tho hook.
The sun., 1901-10-17

Tne array of legal talent employed by
the city at this time is rather remark
able. The Messrs. Hilles and Spruancc
are defending the Street and Sewer Iii
rrctors against the suit of the Oxy- Hy-
9rogen Company, although it is some
what uncertain who retained them:
SIessrs. Ward and Hartman are assisting
City Solicitor Reinhardt in the case Of
lhomas Weldin vs.. the City of VIII
mington. in addition to these the Water
department has retained counsel in the
Thomas Weldin vs. the City of Whining
ton ease, there is also lawyer on the
municipal bench. a lawyer for clerk If
the court and two deputy city solicitors.
lie city's law business is getting to
'e costly. We suggest the matter to the
ammttee Of fifty for investigation.
The sun., 1901-10-17

We have been wondering if the 10
4ahl of tie Levy Court for the money
lllected under The Adams tax law. is
ast something like the old Butchman's
laan1 on the bank for lis money.
" non the money was handed ont u hi.n
N exclaimed: "Mcin gott. YOU haf d,t
aoney. Veil. don't want him ven you
t him. hnt if You don't got him I
pt him tamn quick"
The Levy Court would like 70 know
hero the money is.
The sun., 1901-10-17

These tablets will positively
cure Headache, Neuralgia, In
somnia and many other disorders
arising from the nerves and var
ious organs. The ingredients
are & the finest quality obtain
The sun., 1901-10-17
THE WILMINGTON THURSDAY OCTOBER II 1901

Burris was so held out by ex-State Treas
urer Ball on a claim for extra services as
State treasurer and in excess OF HIS
salary.
That $3.50 Of the $215O 50 held out was
for clerk hire, and attorneys fees con-
tracted, or paid for by ex-State Treasur-
er Ball without warrant Of law.
That the $3.50 Of the $3.50 held out Of
his settlement with Treasurer Bumis, for
counsel fees is alleged to have been
raid to, or intended for William II.
Head. whom ex-State Treasurer Ball,
aow Congressman Ball. has Just had ap-
pointed postmaster at Wilmington, t.
succeed Hugh G. Browne. removed foi
misrepresentation Of public funds, but
Of which he made prompt restitution.
The sun., 1901-10-17

y takes genius to write a column and
hair Of editorial with lie in every
line, but the Addicls organ Of this city
Tn demonstrated that it can be done.
MOI much Of Il genius. The dcmonstra-
tion is common among .Anti-Aldicksites.
The du ont-Anti-Adlicksitr organ de-
manstratcs the possibilities Of genius iii
lint line-a column ana half Of edi-
prial every dny. and never write a line
hat hasn't 4 lie in il. In tcstifying to
its genius we can unthfully say We
,yrr knew il = write y print linz
editorial without liz III it. We tin
ar hat 70 the a-le-n genius of the craft.
The sun., 1901-10-17

J.. m. sundays, $50, 800 and 9.23 H. m
only 72s a ' m AN and i4s m and dnSspv'liG 5ss 3 n
week days.
FOR Pottsyiile, 545, go 1919 a. m, i. 80.
40 and 7.S3 D. m. week days Sunday
$50, 9.23, n. m. and 602 p. m
FOR NEW YORK
Express. week days. $50, 4O5. 4.4O, 500
4a a. a. M, 1900 noon svs ~ Igs5 Yin ei,ifa9 ii@
.l;9o ana III m5 40, $50, 500, 's5 So,
P5 M 44o and 5o ! m Z nIght s5f s tsundays .1a $
ted aip $50, .556. si85, 70; 7Ss 81 Sos una and
1000 p. m, and 1902 night
For Boston without change 1880 a. m
For Sea Girt. Ks AsbrS ParR. K, oee5n odeity Grove
Long Branch, 80, ll;;OS a. m and $50
For lamhertville; Easton and Scranton,
s s5u; aTo q m, 200 noon, 1852. 500 Clam
bertyiile nb and EaSton .onlY) week DAYS.
is.o1 noon week days and 7O2 i. m
Leave. Market. street Wharf as follows.
For New York, Express, 900, $50 n m :.
40 p. M. week DAYS
For Long Branch, via Seaside Park, S35
q. m week days. 80
For Island Heights S35. Il. m. and 4 oa j,
M. week DAYS - =
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
i4gnNe eve Broad Street Station via Delaware
~ brldSe, express. 9.41 a. m. ani
10 ?. m. Sundays, $40 a. m. and 10;
Leave Market Street Wharf. express, 900
a. M and 200, 400 and SIS D. m. sun
days, 800 and 1000 a. m. - -,
FOR CAPD MAY, SEA ISLE CITy
OCEAN CITY
Avalon, Stone ,Harbor, Anglesca, wild
Z m; 6o and 400 p. m, week days SUNDAYS
For nd s9mers' % % oPointrzExpress. 800 a. M,
sundays, 500 and 1000 a, M, uass.
me Union Transfer Company viii call
LET, Ier and check baggage from hotels AMI
J. Il. HUTCHINSON. II y wlf,t,
General Manager zen. pass Ngnnt
Telephone 1877.
The sun., 1901-10-17
In THE PLAYHOUSEs.

May Wentworth and company, i'll "A
Woman's Dilemma" are attracting many
people to Dockstaders this week. I'll"
east numbers five people and is one Of
the strongest in the vaudeville field. vii
liam l.. tanore, who assumes comedy
part III the sketch. has an original man
ner about him that makes him fit The
character especially we'll. The entire
show is good.
The sun., 1901-10-17

Circus Day" comes to the Grand o.
ra Epus" tonight, with Il good company
and 4 chorus Of 20. Briefly. the story
u III" liay is as follows: The proprietor
af Z wandering circus finds himself IL.
serted ty his performers and aided by 4,
chance acquaintance succeeds IN pcr
siiadihg some village girls 10 run AWAY
with him and become circus actors. ono
af the*" girls is followed hy her father
ana after many adventures is induced Il,
sNe lp circus life and return home, tak
ins with her many of her new friends.
The play opens IN Il country town ana
@aes from there to circus tent and n
i fancy ball given in honor Of the naw
manager Of the show. These scenes riyc
most abundant scope for scenic and cps
tnmic displays and the management have
spared no effort 10 make the production
complete in every particular.
"a Guilty Mother comes to the WI.
The sun., 1901-10-17
pHlLA. AND READING RAILROAD.
Wilmington Dlvision.)

Time table in effect Dc uher /. 1901.
Trains leave Wilmington fFrer a
iranogue cossart. chadi's Ford June.
ville, Mortonyille, Coatesvile and inter-
mediate stations. daily except Sunday, at
q a. M, daily 2la and 4.5o p m. sun
For Waynesburg Junction Elsmrre aud
tntermediate stations. daily eTcnnt sun
day a. 755 ,;, q n M a daily 2l5 and $50 p. m
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and in
termediate ! :. stations daily except Sun
saN syaaI az $3 onlg T. SSG m aa'Ig y 2iS and i'e p
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agents at the sta
ATLANTIC. CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadeiphia, Chestnut Street
Wharf and South Street Wharf for Al
y Wcek days.Exmcss, 9oo .. ~, 200 100
90 = ?. Aecommocat atio,, 500 .. M s =
m ~ sgn6aysfJn1,s ttIdnr SG go "s9 ,c M -
Leave Atlantic City Depot Week days
Express, 7a5 800 lol . m 30 $50. r, m.
"a iscsmmGasioI ESsres j. ~ H. "A aao S5o I S1" AZ
rommoiatnn tia. M. Is ,. m.
iarlor cars on az express trains.
For ctFn sRs Miy ftiih9'Ftplli aSi, a9Fta aliAAywee
DAYS SIS ~ m i.l5n 10. SUNDAYS SIS a. m.
For EA Isle CITY wesR da.s only, 5 ~
NEW YORK AID ATLANTIC CITY
EXnress- Leaves New York d.iberty St,
Leaves ATLANTIC CITY Week days
$50 a. m, 2.l5 y. m
Detailed time tal'.s Ill teitot Offices.
4 ". q. BESLER, EDISON J WEaNs
Cent snnt Gen'i fass'r. Agt.
wEsTtRS Maryland RAlI ROAD.
Connectng. with r. w & B II. r., at
| Union Station Baltimore Md.
Taking feet September ~ h. 1901
Jpnfng
lows:
DAILY
4.a0a M Fast Mail, Main Line Hagerstown,
y. ard W Ry aud the South and ex. sunday
Z H n, Chambersburg. Martins
DAILY EX6EPr SUNDAY.
p m York, B. and II, Division and
Main Line east of Emory Grove, Car
liste and g: and II. r. r.
S.23a M Main Line tagcrstown. Shippens.
burg. Frederick Emmittsburg and n nnd W.
Ry, 10 u ktun
1912 a. m-Accommodation for Union
Bridge, York, Gettysburg.
22h p. IN, tccam for Union Ridge
23a p m.-Fxp f1r york and q. n II. Div
d25 M Exp Main Line Points, Hspers-
Wn; also Frederick, Emmils' urg and Shippcns-
h.3a p. Accnmme dation fer Emery Grove
6.l5 .. NJ " accommodation q + I1nioR Bridge
lt.25 u, m Accommodation flr Emory Grove
SUNDAYS ONLY.
";t1 a. Accommodation for Union
Bridge ana Hanover.
" M AreGmm. datinn ftr Union Rri 'ge
400 =, m--AcG lmmadatinn Emory Grove
- - T., M Accommodation for Emory Grove
IlrRet and Baggage Office 2l5 East a'tm1re
street
Trains ston at Union, p nnsylvania avenue.
Fulton and Walhrook tNorth averue1 stations.
j. NJ HOOD. B. ~. GRiSWOI.B
General Manager Genl Pass. Agent.
The sun., 1901-10-17
The Housewives Corner.

IIft ffNusVWTTE OUTHOTs
Thursday, October 18th.
LUNCH.
- Canned corned beef. Chow
chow. Bread and butter. Stewpd
plunes. Tea.
\ DlNNER.
J Bean soup. Dreaded chops.
4 Mashed potatoes. Apple sauce.
Sponge custard.
The sun., 1901-10-17
BRE-Ak4 ..or ToMunRoW.

BREAhl -A,oT TOMUhRON.
Cereals with milk, 0meet popoverS.
Coffee.
THURSDAYS COOKING.
Omelet-Separate four eggs. beat the
whites to stiff roth, mix the yolks with
four tallcspoontuls Of cold water, aud
nne-quartcr tcaspuonfnl salt and One
eighth teuspoonful white pepper th"n
add them gradually 10 the beaten whites
while stirring constantly: place il frying
pan with ome-half ounce butter and the
same of lard over the fire. when hot pour
IN the egg mixture. Slip 4 hrond-blad,,!
knife lSpatnla under the omect, Shake
the pan to and fro As soon us the ona-
let has obtained a light brown color uil-
derneath set the pan with nmelet for few
minutes in Il hot oven or hold it few
minutes under the gas boiler, double il
The sun., 1901-10-17
sCHUYLKII.L DIVISION

Nor Phoenixyille, Pottstown and Read
ing. 5,45, 9,10 and 1919, a. M, 1852 (Sat-
nrday 99nly9 l,so 40; 5;ss 1893 and 11.60
1882. 602 and $50 p. m Fhoe,ixylle
only. 726 a. m, and las and 5.52 p. m
For Pottsyille 545, 91o, 1919 a. m, 1.so.
6.50, 9.23, a. m. and COZ D. IN
The sun., 1901-10-17

able, containing no morphine OF
other injurious drugs, and acts
IL a mild, Flea aut, and above
all, rapid manner, leaving no
bad effects after taking. { old BY
all druggists
10 CENTS A IuX,
The sun., 1901-10-17

"A Guilty Mother comes to the Wi.
The sun., 1901-10-17

W. ht Keys on Market
street brtwe,n gas office and Fonr.i,
street. Finder please leave at this oii;ee.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
TO STABLE SPEED DWAYFLYERS
MANY NEW HORSE HOUSES BEING
BUILT BY OWNERS OF TkOI-
TIERS AND PAGERS.

The popularity of the Speedway appears 10 oe
growing at a rapid rate. This spiendio driveway
has already caused many rich men or oeher citieH
to make their homes here. and 4 large huhoer
of persons who have lived here for ions unie
without taking any great interest IN oriVihs
fast trotters and PAGERS have been seen ire
quently of late at the Speedway Coh'ihcihs
proof of the increasing favor accorded the speed
way lies in the number of stables that are De-
ing built or planned for the housing OF norses 10
be exercised and driven there.
1t was learned yesterday that private stable
is to be built for Kenneth NJ Murchison ana
Archibald B. Gwathmey from plans drawn oy
Harry Allan Jacobs at Eighth-ave. and One
hundred-and- -forty-first In this stable, which
will cost $I5 600 will be kept the trotters Which
they will drive in the Speedway. These men are
intimate friends of Nathan Straus, VINO Is one
of the best known Speedway drivers IN TINS CITY.
A report about a stable to be built Tor w. B
Leeds from plans drawn by Richard H. Hunt
In Eighty -eighth-st., east OF Madtsoh-aVe was
to cost S150.000. Mr.. Leeds recently bought
several trotters that have performed creditably
in public.
James b Haggin, who recently bought the
Progress Club property, in Fifth-ave., as site
for house for his own occupancy. is going 70
build this site a stable for horses Whlch ne
will drive In the Speedway.
Among other persons who are having staoies
built United States Senator w. "A. Clark
Judge w HI. Moore and c. K. G. Billings. presi-
dent of the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Com
pany, of Chicago Mr.. Billings announced some
in this city account of the pleasure he could
derive from the Speedway.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
RESULTS AT CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 25-There was a heavy track at
Hawthorne to-day. the result Of last nights
hard rain. The Competition Stakes proved to be the
tamest affair Of the day, Abe Frank winning in hol-
low fashion, with Doreen in second place sum-
maries:
race Give and half furlongs)-Muresca. 80
IT knight. to l. won; Harry Wilson. 1O3 a. Woodsl
10 TO second Santa Teresa "a Qtansch Fl 10 D. third
Time. 1:l1l4.
Second (six furlongs)-Seguranca 1o3 CDominck)
l. (See), 10 ., second: Josephine
B.. 105 CRansch), 6 to /. third. Time, lisa ,oo
Third (steeplechase; short courseD-trest lou
CSlater. /. won F1accus. 1874 CHoulihan 10 10 l.
2:57A.
Fourth Competition Stakes: five and one half fur
longs)Abe Frank. (3ullmanl 10 10. won; Loreeh
II &C. Michael. 10 TO l. second; Commissioner FORSTER
los U. Woods. - !, third Time 1:12 49,
Fifth tseven furlongs)-Henry Of fTanstanar ~.
CRobertson) :. won: Educate 101 ct. Knight, le
5, second: Refuge 105 (Seet. - to l. third Time
1872
Bazes. 1o5 C. MITCHELL. & /, oxnard, los q.
Lewis % TO second; Knight Bannere lUo tSeei 10
). third Time. BE
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
FAvoRITEs WIN AT FORT ERIE.

Buffalo, July 25.-Five favortes won In succession
fast track at Fort Erie to-day. and then the
warmest choice OF the day, Hieaway. at to D. was
beaten I'm the closing event w. l.. Oliver won
two purses with the Pride of Surrey and Manga.
In the last race Loiter fell while running IN sec
ond place and Jockey Hayden badly hurt: He
struck on the head by one OF the horses follow
ing lOter. Summaries:
First selling; six furlongs)-Annu' 100 tHayden1
even and 10 ,, won; Lady silver. 100 o. Jackson :
TO and second: Maltese Cross, 100 q. Day) TO
J. third. Time. 1:l4i2.
Second (maden two-year olds; four and nehalf
furlongs)-Pride Of Surrey 1O7 CWondery). 10 and
to 3. Barrcade. 107 d. Jackson) TO and to
D. second skye. 1o3 q Dayl, to l. third Time; O:55a
Third Ghree-yearoId fes; selling six furlongs)-
Manga. 100 NNnderly). : 10 and 10 TO- won by a
length; Lady Hayman. 100 u. Dalyl. to l. second;
Award, 1ol McQuadeI third Time, 114&;
Fourth Uhree year-olds and upward; selling one
and oresXteenth milesFilibuster 10S Wondery). TO
and 10 .. won by three lengths; Kttte Court lo3
Hayden. 10 to and to l, second Little Tom Tucker
% Cough. s 20 /. third.
Fifth race two-y -yesr-olds: selling; five furlongs)-
Lrmuel, los tWonderIyO. 8 Il 2. won; Silver
Chimes 9s CHayden), 20 / /, second; Niviai
100 G. Dalyt to l, third
Sixth -four yearolds and upward; selling six fur
Iongsl-Oconee 100 IL Jackson) II TO and to l. won
Royal Salute. 102 IL Thompson). to and TO 1,
ond; lnfelice. 100 posteD, 10 l. third.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

The superb battery work of Kitson and Ncc,
was the real feature or the game OF baseball AZ ,hs
Polo Grounds yesterday between the NavvoI
and Brooklyn teams. over four thousand sase,,
tors present, and the Iveliest interest," ,
felt in the battle. While the champions dfd -.
of the playing. the all around work of the ~
York team. barring the hitting. was better tha, a.
had been the day before, when BROOKLYN ,ra
beaten Yesterday Eitson and his veteran h,.L
stop played the whole game The Nevyo-t
players at his mercy throughout. Only one nj,
Kitson's support perfect. it is not surpris,ng
that the home players failed to score single RIM
Mathewson pitched fairly well after the open,ny
inning, but his work went for nothing because h,s
comrades could not hit the strategic pitching a,
kitson- II is two straight games that BrookIv,
has from MathewsOn. The New-York team
is in a bad for pitchers. and Deegnan Of
Tarrytown. will be given trial this week The
baserunnng done by the Brooklyn players yest.r
day revelation to the patrons of the Harlem
grounds.
The champions took the lead in the opening IN
ming by scoring two runs. Kelley led off with
two-bagger left field, and tailed when Hickman
made wild throw of keelers grounder. Keller
Dahlens hit 10 centre. No more were made
until the eighth inning.
Sheckard reached first by Hickman
and stole second. Warmers wild throw helping him
second Dahlen hit to Davis and an attempt was
made TO retire Sheckard at the plate. but the
fast SDrinting Brooklyn man slid under Warner and
safe. When Warner tried TO catch Dahen at
In the ninth inning hit, error and three
consecutive forces. Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
HARNESS RACING.
THE MONK BEATEN BY CHARLEY HERR
AT CLEVELAND-STAR PUGH
WINS 2:23

Cleveland, July 25.-The fourth day of the Cleve-
land Grand Circuit characterized by
ideal weather. the best contested races Of the week
and a record breaking crowd. The 201 trot was
the feature.
Star Pugh. the favorite. got of In sixth place in
the first heat OF the 223 pace He stayed we'll back
until the quarter when he began to move out of
the bunch, and at the half was on even terms with
Thornway. Thornway seemed to be the only one
in the field that could give Star Pugh a brush. and
Pugh romped home winner in 2:i1. Pugh laid up
the second and fourth heats, but was success
ful in landing the fifth and sixth heats and the
money.
Cornelia Bell was the favorite In the 2:l2 trot but
succeeded only in getting second money, Onward
Silver. we'll backed second choice, winning the
race.
There were only three starters in the 201 trot
the Monk, Kingmond and Charley Herr, Directum
Kelly being drawn before the The Monk
the first heat in the slow time of 2:l3. In the
second heat The Monk led TO the stretch. when
Charley Herr came fast and took the heat by
half length. In the third heat Herr won In an
easy manner.
In the 227 pace. Billy II. in straight heats.
The track is little soft and unless good shower
comes before tomorrow afternoon Cresceus who
is 10 go an exhibition mile to beat his own record
of 2:6 will not be able to make good a showing
as was at first thought The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
TENNIS.
WRIGHT WINS A FAST MATCH FROM
DAVIS AT LONGWOOD.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l

TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBt NE'I
Boston. July 25.-The open lawn tennis lou'n Il,
,r, of the Inngwood Cricket Club continued
49, today 4 heavy shower broke over the
grounds In the morning. soaking the turt so that
the balls bounded rather badly. The weather was
damp and raw all day. These slow courts idVoreu
Wright's chances in the big match OF the oay' ou'
the cool weather much in DAVIS s ia'ot' An
even match was looked for and the quality OF the
play was certainly the best yet seen IN TINS tourH"
rnent although the match little oneslded
The last time the two men met was at Newport
last August Wright won In five close sets alter
having lost the first two. Davis has since oeeh
abroad playing with the English experts ana II
was thought that his game had improved ne
found Wrght's cut stroke difficult as ever to
make any headway against. however ana no
amount Of forcing got the younger man into DIM
cultIes that he could not lob out OF again. Davis
was passed repeatedly all through the match ana
only in the third did he show to advantage
Wright was particularly clever at short cross court
strokes passed Davis at the net and ne scored
a number OF aces by Iobbing over Davis's head
when ne caught in too close. wright uitl-
mately the match by three sets to one the
fourth being easy for him. after he had lost the
In the semi final round tomorrow Wright will
play Ware and Ldrned Will meet r ~. Carleton
strong favortes. and they are expected to meet in
the finals on Monday. The doubles will occupy
all attention on Saturday. The summary of the
day'0 scores follows:
csnmPio9shig singles ehi,d Eound,-seals I W5iset r
ws9e TSs2 b%isns bSa Arthur DT''f a fpIer "a "
Championship doubles Cnrst round)A. F. Fuller and
& e oea! o w&s 9Ts0a ana ana r. ? wsht beat
II. / Foster and n. IL. Carleton, 6-3. 4-6. 6-3 Gun
Handicap singles (arst round)H- r.. Scott Cscratchl
so bcS, H H Chandler ti51. GG2 e4 F. W. Leonard
ows haf 10 Ss beat Jg@n GoHR m (9ws ha de l2 m sea
4. $ Pier cowe l5) beat s P. Ware Cowe half 49, O-s