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New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
CYCLING.
KRAMER WINS MOST MONEY IN NEW
STYLE RACE-WHEEL GOES OVER
ONE MANS NECK

About five thousand spectators witnessed series
of exciting bicycle races the Nailsburg track
yesterday afternoon The weather was perfect. and,
while no records were broken. the time was fast
and the finishes close. The entry list was heavy
which caused crowding in some of the contests and
many bad falls. Fortunately none of the riders
were seriously injured. In one smashup one OF the
riders while rolling on the track was run over
by one of the racing men, the wheel going over the
neck of the fallen man, who was carried from the
track unconscious
The fve-uIle for professionals was unique III
that no similar ever held in this country
The contest arranged for a sruellins oattie,
and such it proved to be. There was prize OF -
for the leader OF each intermediate lap and prize
of $50 for the leader of each mile The winners q
lap or mile prizes compelled TO remain in the
race or forfeit their winnings. This prevented
sprinter from winning prize and then retiring
There were thirtv-one starters. and the pace was
so fast that only sixteen were left at the end OF
three miles and only ten men nnisheo lhe h'e
miles.
Champion Kramer and Mcfarland composed one
team Martin and Beauchamp another, the TWO
Redells third Keeean and Butler also teamed as
did Ruhke and De Palma Kramer captured the
prizes for the first. second. third and hfth HiieS
while Aruibruster al four miles The hnish Tor
the third mile was so close between Kramer and
Rutz that the spectators Kissed when kramer was
announced as the winner, many thinking that hutH
had The time for the race was vas
won by Butler after stirring finish with suiIivs a
Stevens.
beaten In the Iflile but he sprinted with great
speed in the stretch and managed 70 beat OUT Bll-
Ington at the tape by about two inches Inc SUM-
maries:
Cusrter-aiie tnovcelwon by W Caid"en;f ftrsps Sew
Newark. second; FRANK i(aiIo' cue
Nee-York, third Time o:S4ls Won sy ienssn yo-.
HaJf-nniie famateurl-Wpn ny Nj l. Hurley i"iA
athletic Club +-Teddy Ellington New-York a Z. Sc
ond: Charles schee NeuaIk third George on b ncbe
raj. length petw second and third -.
Faif1iIe consolation ChandcapD-Won hF IhoInas f7u
Ter Canlhridgeport IS yari>l Daniel sun. an ~
Yori, $50 var6s second Orlando Stevens otrTnwa Lo
t25 rards third: ". A. Ruz, New-HaFen g" ysre-', @
fonrth Time f:o5I. Won by two feet nail AeHe'-'
between second ana third =, - rr,,,er
Two-rae handicap (aroateurl--Won by n =,
rc.s.i,Ie ff1, yaris1 HAIRY Wesing. New a.
90 var1sl second: James zenes. Newark 800
tS,r,5. A. Shirley. New-YoTk (2lo Tefost' LooI'i-
Time. 4:iS
u.nn.r 81 each intermediate. LAP ard rrizs oi sou %
tbs crnner ~ each mile and purse AZ ine uiSl
Ia,sera a. each mile-one mile r l. Kramer @ H.ss'
Orange: second third sn6 Eve miles ats Tn y -iTcS
ArubrusteT Brooklyn lap 49,
-ptuxrer' Martin. three; Walter BaToseti; ~,
r.s.sr WILSON George Coett. Menus Beisli bafilei
ivan Frank Beauchanp. W a Ftnz csohse,nt| os
p Fowler Patrick KeeEan and George schfeioe'' one
Time 10:45is.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
OUT FOE EVERY VOTE IN SIGHT.
r-ssrx COUNTY REPUBLICANS ARE MAR
SHAILINC1 THEIR FORCES FOR
PRELIMINARY STRUGGLE

The Republican County Committee IN Essex mas
cleared the ground for the preliminary campaign
in that county which promises TO be one OF the
most interesting ever conducted The enrolment
Of voters will take place September 10. one
week later on September %, the primary eecnons
will be held for the several conventions. which Will
be held on the following dates: NlIitn congress
District at East Orange, September %; Win Con-
gross District at Newark. September .; county
convention for the nomination or canoioates 1ot
s+ats senator. Assembly Sheriff and County
Clerk September %, at Newark; Newark city con-
ve,,tion for nomination of candidates for Mayor.
tsoard ~ Works and City Home Trustees Septem-
ber % at Newark; ward and township conVen''o''s'
September 26 Al,
Tn, Renlblicans IN Essex start in this year Win
out sign Of factional discord. and with a uh'eu
front There Is general concord as respects
the candidates fer the more important Offices as
these have been thoroughly canvassed. on tns |
other hand. the Democrats IN ,ns ~ are rsisng
Ii ltirs of factonal troubles. the most serious De-
ing the bitter feeling estveen 'nS l SEYMOUR
ii, not saw whether he is candidate for ren0'Ii-
ination II his name should be offered ne Nh ME- oe
crstic leaders who antagonized him Tor the gov
Jndse Gottfried Krueser name has been nr,n fnn
xaSSe1i yvrirhtson former County Clerk. Is also
savorabIy mentioned. ExSherG Henry Do1etiius 1i
- NIavor The prospective Democratic county
csnddates are all in the woods iul! t, oOaIt =,
county freehoiders Is to De elf Sarr With it con-
troi of All the county institutions me n ts
now strongly Republican as aise are tde ~ Works
Council. Board of Education ana hoa'N %
In the two boards first named one-haf the N mem. IN
BdsId Of works All the present county officer
are Republicans
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
ryorcgT TIDAL WAVE WAS BEL4TED.

CIV AMI SEA STIR THEMSELVES AND NATURE
GOES ON A RAMPAGE
,, .uv d faD-The tinlid who were
a-s.itIo,,s enough TO believe that the Kew. MI.
Iopes's tidal wave would come thought us arIlVa'
v,as no. far off this morning. An unusual s,or,ii
,revaied off Cape May between u ana l. 1a ociooA'
when there formed succession u 80.
49, an the southwest and three single ones olrectiy
~ the east. The waters became turbulent ~ ana
caused all the bathere TO leave the ocean tbupder
1sha storm was accompanied py neat s,Is IL,
,nns dowupours of rain and circling "inas. - III.
epse black clouds formed IN the WesI a,u h ortb
est For few minutes small hurrSane N,. Pre-
ValIsd osei - ,he hurricane and the two storms
6appened when the three single & bn5e dark
seen nsnn+ed remarkable sight; with tne syn ,n
ng sbg over the town, lighting up the cages u 'Ae
clcn
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
ATA SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME

Court Part / State Of New York. held in and
City of ard County OF New YORK. n tne irSt
Judicial Dist-ic the Ccr House in the Bo-oUsh ot
Manhattan. r CITY ot New York the md day o<
June in the yeer 1852 Present: Honorable James A.
Ts19nchsrj T1sce-Tn Matter Of the Peti.icn OF
majority Board OF Directors Of Long Island Exen
Rail Read Cor voluntary dissolution OF
.si5 compsry On reading ana fling the petition OF
1a~d NJ Provost Samuel Ree ard Thomas De Witt
Cuoer OF the directors Of Long Island Ex-
tensf IN Road Company above named verified on the
and the schedules att3cEsi to said
retion from which eDpears that Long Island EVen-
sion Pail Read Company Is domestic corporation located
- tha Cfty and County OF New York and that the pet
majority Of tne directors of the said
have
b. the corporation.
formed 70 out the obje"ts and
Tslard Extension Rail Roa :
o,nsnv II that said Long Island Extea-
directors Of said corporation
interests % the stockholders that
be dissolved: ad sad petition and
ire n~atters specified in Section
service OF notice or Application for
,s +oaerher with copy Of said ore- as proposed
Attorney General of the State Of New York. and
~ srpearr that prior appIeaon mas BEEN maze for
ordered. that su persons inter
show cause 5eSore Joseph Fet-
No 81 Park Pow IN the
the City OF New Yora. the
o9ronsh s 81 sanisn1sar n the year 1892 half past
49,, a. bs forenoon soon thereafter as counsel
~ ba.r5 Why the said corporation shouli not be dis
eeires = further ordered that copy Of this
-sa- rbIshsd lest once in each Week for three
herein f,r showing in the New fork Law journal
ia aI=o IN New York Tribune newspapers published in
81 titv ars County OF New York the county in which
IS n-tis- - erSered -''' - a - . > y
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
JEALOUS HUSBAND KILLS LOVER.

sELF-CoNFEssED MURDERER ESCAPES IN
sKFF, WHICH CAPsIzES-HE is FINAL
LY CAUGHT By MAYOR H1GBEE.
Atlantic City. Aug. 2i.-The occupants OF the
Hotel Canfed on Virginia ave, were startled
by the sound of pistol shots between ] and :
o'clock this morning. Investigation showed
that Bird Clinton, the head waiter of the hotel
and Ida Smith, another euploye OF the hotel
had both been struck by the bullets The for
n1er shot in the head and died within hal1
an hour. The woman struck in the PACK
and was taken to the hospital, where the bail
was removed. 1t is believed that she will re-
cover. The shots were fired by Leander Smith.
husband of the woman who was injured. Ihe
shooting was caused by jealousy. The woman
was receiving the attentions of Clinton, to which
her husband objected. AS soon as the fr1ng,
which done in the servants quarters IN the
basement of the hotel. was over Smith made MS
escape. While the police Of the city were scour-
ing the town for him, he took a small hshlns
skiff and made his way out 10 sea. HIS hoal
struck by Squan overturned STlltn was
finaIIy picked up this morning by Samuel Moore.
a resident of this city who had gone out for a
pleasure trip The. man was landed at Somers
Point. for Mr. Moore believed his story that he
was a fisherman. Word had been sent TO Scmers
Point however and soon as smith iaroso
there Mayor Highee jumped into wagon anu
started after him. He captured Smlth IN aoout
half an hour and later in the day brcusnt MN
TO this city. In Jail the man admitted tnat he
did the shooting.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
roryD 4 sTRANGLED CoLoRED BABY.

A YOUNG SERVANT IS SUSPECTED OF h"'i|'
COMMITTED THE CRIME.
Paterson Aug "a tSpeciaD.-After an aose ~ .
o,e month Mrs Kline. wife or pf foItei =.
-. yas oyerhLuIing her home at CsrroI anu
- -, etc when she was shocked BY dis
o,.rinc, the body Of a coiored baby in one OF 'he
attic rooms OF the house. The body was WRAPPED
tn a yyonoau's undergarnent, which haa oeeh Iie ~,
" fastened with safety pins about the ne'A- =
,ae concealed under q quantity Of mating
1r - Noordt acting county physician was
.-,.r,sd and on investigation found that the fhi.d
baS been born alive and that Us GeaSn d ben dead
aSe aSeu monih Inquiry revealed on 5e tf af' sa
Shortly after the family na6 aIors9 gone girl formerly
domestic with he knnes had been %hen seh fRls doo
@ m.o e InIned II was found that the cnan ma DTea
broken and the door pTied spen Right snd today.
aoe ma sbe eo has disappeared Dr. Van Noordt mas or
dered an inquest
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
TWO HUNDRED DICkIASoNS fhh'N' :

-,,-,e or THE FAMILY MEET AND E-ECT
OFFICERS.
- .,g d fSpecial)-Members OF the DICK
NeFo.i"' 80, all narts of New-Jersey gathered
i0 m " snores Of Verona Lake yesterday afternoon
On I 'ile reurion when addresses were made,
~ -, -ero;niscences related and old friendships
-annyed When John w Dickinson presiueh''
n'Is IeTe ,h, assembly together at o'clock there
,o,,, two hundred present. During the year
,wo had died-wilbur F. Dickinson of Newark
and Miss Emma C Dobbins OF Livingston. on ne I,
ano Inornher OF the family present was David B
gis,en Of Cha than who is seventy-eight years
y ReTn v Dickinson of Livingston, slSty-eiehl
Uears old was also present . ~ m .o,,or-s.
ocers eeetea for the Y9af Yvinsaon: st 1cs
FIeident FIeSiIe' Iohn w Dickinson treasurer. William
PHieI;nsnn and secretary Mrs. John w Dickinson
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
BASEBALL.
NEW-YoRK BEATEN BEFORE MANY PEo.
PLEIN CLOSE GAME AT ST. LOUIS.
THE RECORDS.

St Louis. Aug. u CSpeciaD.-Ovcr ten thousand
-eape witnessed of the most exciting games OF
the season to-day between the New-York and St
Louis teams. Both teams played finely in the
sed but the home players did their effective hit
ing toward the end Of the game. and this won
.bem the battle. after eleven inning struggle
Cronin-s support excellent, his blunde>
being the only charged to the from IN.
East.
The men from New-York took the lead In the
second inning and made the score 2 to in the
sixth. Up 10 this point Cronin had succeeded IN
scattering the hits the St Louis players In the
ninth 81. Louis punched hits off Cronin and tailed
;go runs tying the Both III the tenth
inning and the spectators were their feet In
ne eleventh Smovt singled an6 scored on three
baEger by Captain Donovan. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
1uttion Sales Of Real CstIte.
NO. 122 EAST 115TH sTREET.-NoT1CE

No. 122 EAST 115TH STREET.-NOtlCE 10
hereby given undersigned, as Executor Q. S7
will H Wood. deceased VIII sell by puoilc
at Estate Exchange SalesiroiI,' -
iii broadway Borough Of Manhattan the City OF Ne"
York on the 10th day September 1902. at twelve c
noon Of that day bv Vincent A. RYAN. Auctioneer tne
land with threestory and basement 6rlSN .st
No i22 East 1l5th St'est'
Manhattan. said city The premises
situated the southery side Of East 1l";h street
Icn feet inches East anc in o.ino
sions feet inches wide, front ard rear oy W.
fee ard inches deep distances and dimensions
For OF sale and particulars inaute
Of undersigned attorney the Auct0neer AT tbs VA
Ace. No. 14a Broadway. New York city.
Dated York, August 23ri. 1902. -
ARTggMAS SMITH Executor
HENRY H. BOWMAN Attorney for Executor 0s PARK
Row. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
sSirnifes not out
ATHLETICS.
rp,rK GAMES AT BELLEVILLE.

p.uex-;I,A Y J.. Aug q (SpeciaD.-The Belleviie
r-.ho,to r-1ub held their annual field day at the
hillside track yesterday afternoon. and many In
,a-.stInz contests took pace The summary:
one-hundred-ysTrd oasma"TTi ss1d Tine 0IoW
sishundred runVWon 6y- by J. Time ReEsn os " J.
hundred-yard runEvon by John LaWrsace' b.
-1-,i;sr,s ,econd H \. Holden. third Tine o;5o-
eighty-yard run-IWon ny o"Tl
RiIev: r. Huggins. second: W o hrien' 'hfo' iliHe'
2lT1s 7.,.- -. IT corIev. vriII.
- t,,isy second W a Dorenus. third Tine 100 :,
Running high iump-Hon by w II; t!ulHh; q; y H.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
cu,yas.g FLOoRED WITH 4 G4sPIPE.

1csepb Tufte twenty years old OF No Is Cook-st:'
Jersey City is under arrest there. charged with
having assaulted and robbed Lee Sing iaunory
20, ~ No 9l Hohoken-ave, Jersey City. II IS
au.ged that last week Tute left collar In tne
Sa,,S,arx- to be cleaned. a man entered the iauu-
~, yesterday morning and p-eeented the ucaet
go when the Chinamen turned he received a DIG"
from sas pine which made him unconsc!eus. &c a. e
go ba recovered the opened the cash drawer
dore tla ne a Tuite was arrested shortly afterward
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
LEADERS WIN AND LOSE.

Cincinnati Aug 2i.-The Cincinnatis and Pitts
surss broke even in the double header here to-day
The former lost the first game through their many
errors az critical stages. The largest crowd that
ever attended q ball game At Cincinnati was on
the field there being nearly twenty-five thousand
persons present. The crowd surged on the held so
that ground rules calling for orly two baseS When
, ts II was hit into the crowd ha6 10 be made
Phillips pitched good ball in the first game up 10
tha s.xsh inning when errors confused him
IN the second game the Cincinnati team LANDED on
r-s-ran for nine hits in the third inning. and THIS
conor,irea y-i.h three bases or halls, gaze them
GOOD ms ioritv The game called In the sew
entb on account OF the Pittsburg team having 10
catch train The scores:
FIRST GAME
Cincinnati ---.--..--o Is Il
Bat,eries-Phflips Maloney; Phillip and thinner.
SECOND GAME.
E.
r,,.-,., % II o
rtf.sturr ....-..-..-.-...-l % % 2 q % Is Is
Pa,te-fes-pooie and Bergen: Cushrnau and Zinrns-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
CRICKET.

RATTERs AND BOWLERs ARE s1hAlNi1>I
EVERY EFFORT FOR THE FINAL PRIZES
with Brooklyn. Paterson and the team o. .le
Enckerbocker Athletic Club closely euncheo IN 'he
contest for the championship OF New-f ork' t,e re-
n,s;,inv Games Of the championship series OF the
,...-onoutsn district Cricket League have taken
of new interest. The Knckerbocker team WIN
only two more games TO play, has but trihlns &c
vantage over Paterson, while Brooklyn Is wen up
in third place. Both Paterson ana hroohisU iiae . a
- ,h.rca to in,p-ove their records. but the
ycrerbnrkers have little prospect Of decreasing
their percentage materially. \. 70 ~ohh
In the contest for the Batsnans cup h X tooo
s,;ii leads with an average OF 81 and az MS neir
.et comnetitor is ". Bunce. with 81 70 ne appears
~. he almost assured Of the prize. OF the LZo IleL
who have taken part IN the Championship seiles @ ..
,n.o,,es fortv-foilr have double figure AVERAGES a
bisher percentage than ever before IN NeW-Aorh
The records:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
R.zoR GAsH WAs Her WELCOME.

Mrs Alice wilcox, colored, of No. 2a7 Montgom-
.-y-st Jersey City. yesterday received a telegram
signed by her husband. a Pullman palace car por-
ter saving he would be in the city Tor SNORT
- hut would not have time to go home, and
- .,- .o meet him at Greene and York sts
urnan she reached the place she was met by vi
i,n swis colored, twenty-one years qId' OF 10 no
Ian nth-st., this city. lie at once
o.y,anEe5 oy her with cutting siiEht gash IN N
heI 1888 mn on a charge OF assault Neither
We 49, I've anv explanation of the assault
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
CPpW As An ELECTRICIAN.

simla correspondence OF The Lonoon MAJ,
COW has been getting the Calcutta Telephone
Company into troucif ,,.r., office where four
II cai - ,ped and used tin clippings ana DTS q
NE for the purpose with the result tnat J, e5s ar
49, 70 rro,nnIete electrical communication bet"eeh
tbe whole of the four lines -. 49,. .a ,,anted
When subscriber rang up son.e Us es..s a. INCA
r.. was soswsrsJ from four 0iIerenl oi0css ~ '"S"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
n.orr ROTH KNEECAPS N BALL GAME

n,-,nS game OF baseball at koehler's Park IN
Newark yesterday Eugene Bat'aiiie, '~enss 81.
~ ,u Van Buren-st, Newark made NIT
80 "a a,,ennte5 70 run two bases. when ne trlppeo
and fell upon his knees He s "sS Souns found that
anu anu p kneecaps had been fractured ne We a.
taSan TO the city Hospital where IL was eaid nc
.aa,,I5 he rrinnle all his life
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
am ROyD OR NOT TO BGNDf"

v,,s..r any a fSpeciaD-"Are you In favor
r. ho,dine the town for $1,000 for municipal
br1aing?" This is the leading question IN Hacheh-
sack that will be decided at the polls to-morIo"
.ftarnoon II has been said that the Improvement
commission win buy the former bank ou''diis IA
80, Nain-st II the vote decides in iavoT o. poLlu-
i bnt because this building is located GOVT,
nm the taxpayers uptown declare they " %'l. a
defeat the bonding question: becauss y, priiI
new building TO bs located IN their district IL Win
be = hQl election.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
OF INTEREST TO wHEELMEN.

,a+io,a1 circuit, championship Will be held next
Saturday. when those two bitter rivals. kramer
and Major" Taylor will continue their battle Tor
supreulacv Owing to his having started on tne ne
.;rc,,i. long before Tavlor. Kramer managed 70
Get q lead on points within the last TWO weeks
Taylor has taken kramers measure se'eiai 1ii'e'
The delightful weather yesterday brought out
the wheelmen in goodly numbers in the several
bn-o
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
rvFr BREAK FOR NEWARK.

Newark and Rochester broke even In oouoie
h.a6a- If Newark yesterday, Rochester WHINING
the sret game through wildness OF Hesterfer ano
Door fielding by his team mates. hes.eriei
-" "a. - a. times Home runs by Schral and
,fT,.,-rs had much 10 DO with the home tssm win
-ing The second game The batting OF MscGamf n
S.FI.ran Tsig and MacGamwell were the features
The scores CANE
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

Court Of the state New York. held IN and for the
CITY and County York, IN the First Jucciai DtS
the Borough of Manhattan II
the Ctv OF New YORK md day ~ June n the year
In the matter o. petition ot majority OF the Board OF
Directors Of Penusyvania-Nsw York-Exte 1son Rail
Road voluntary dissolution OF SAID com
reading and hli7E the petition OF A-xanisT
Csssat- J1hn y Green Charles E Pusn. Sutherland ~
Provost Samuel Rea. Thomas Te Witt Cuyer. Clement
A Griscom aud William Z. Barnes. majority OF ths
directors York Extension Ra Road
verified the eTh day OF May
schedules attached to said petition, rom
which il appears PennsylvaniaNew YorkFNterson
Road domestic corporation located IN
the City of New York and tlat the petten-
the directors ~ the said corporation
Of is concerns that owing 10
amendments applicable 10 the railroad 70 &c
corporation new corporation has
said Pannsvlvara-New Extension Rail Road Com
appearing that said Psnnsyi ivanIaNev York
EXTENSION Rail Road Company has ceased 10 transact
business ard that majority of the directors OF said
poraon it beneficial 70 the interests OF the stock
o1ers that corporation should be dissolved and said
ming ell the matters specified
IN Section 2i21 OF Cf Civil Procedure And
reading and sling proof notice %
as nrorosed upon the Attorney General OF the state Of
New York and II appearing that prior application has
heen made for this order: Now. motion OF William
Detitiouers - IL ordered that
for. Joseph Fettrech ESQ Referee No 81 Park
Pow in the Manhattan. IN the City Of New
York On the day September. In the 1879. at
half past the forenoon soon there
should not dissolved Il IS further ortered chat
copy order be published at least once in each
week for .hree ee-s irnneiia ey preceding
the showing cause In the New York
- New the county
which this oder IS entered. FnteT. J. \. p. J. : c
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25

HAYWARD Francis. Three-base hit-Mac(5anr1eH
Home rins-schrail Mcintyre Stolen bascs-Mcfntyre.
yore Macl,au.weil, Hayward. hts-MacGani-
Devlin. Hayward. DAILY. Henry. Dennis. Left on
beses-Newark. 4: Rochester a. First errors--
Newark. Rochester. First base bsls-on Hem
mi off g. pitched balls-By Becker
l.. outt-Ry Eemning. .: by Becker @ Time
2:u5 Unpre-Sharkey. Attendance. sos
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
onD CURE FOR DEAFNESS.
The Iondon Globe

From The London GLOBE ,,. ,,,.-
- - tha mos. singular cures for DEAFNESS ever
one " is n1ofsd by the Independents belge
sToni the Dutch papers An old man % e. +,enfv
,sars got involved In dispute with some sga
bors and became literally transp9T ed "sn ecovcfe5
poi sa,,i-d. mented state he suddenly reco'eIS-
IN his III e.. ,rhich he has retained ever since
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
ZIP ST CAME.

Earned rune-Sewark- g. RochesteI s 1nn1Msec;am-
80 s,oen hases-Dennis. Hayden IeIIner H9s 9s-rs
xesv.- sacrtnc. hits-o Hsssn LAKE pc,s.,sT
t.,sr .Ss-,s Left on basesSewaTk . roc
rs-s. - e on errors-NeHs X. 1; RocheStei So
Tssy DrTlin and Mac6amwell: Daily ano ns
t.mweT FIRST base bslis-On Hesterie.. .: oii
.iass, sast-by McAieese. Nha pihCh~iie'
zerse~ rtne OF 30. Umpire-Shafkes.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
BROOKLYN WINS AND LOSES
LANNON'S CRIPPLED TEAM BEATEN II
SECOND CANE AT CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug. 2s-Brooklyn and Chicago broke
even to-day. A combination of errors and hits
gave the visitors commanding lead and sent
Lundgren the bench in the first game In the
second the locals hit Donovan hard and con-
secutiveiy and easy winners. Killings batting
and fielding were the feature OF the day. both OF
his errors being excusable. Attendance, 1000
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-25
EASTERN LEAGUE.
,-rzrrrUAsu FOR BISON AT WEEHAwKEN.

Jersey City shut out Buffalo yesterday after
.loon at weehawken by q score OF to Inc
Furalos we're unable y find McCanns tWis,eIs
for Buffalo, was batted freely: Carr led In the
ss-,iog FOR the locals knocking out two two
SsrreSs and tvs, singles In the third inning, wfli
tbFSe roer on bases Shoch smashed home run
over the left field fence The score: