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NOT LIKELY TO STOP Big FIGHT
StN ERt>tIWO HtiOR nm >FE
JEEFRIES-FITS wfII.
Has No intrail.a ef ~sispplns the Battle
% There 10 W Iippeirvms Jemr'rs
III and Nm rry to Wear Ds~n ft'tsin'-
p,sos Iiob speed, and Y, iced Trim

SAY FuANcis,o. July u There we're many
rp'uors aruusd town to-day that Mayor
s'hpi's would stop tho bs hsbt This re-
port va. due largely Ia the fact that the
Mayor has not yet signed the ordnance grant
iug the san tranti-'o Athletic tlub pernts-
sion To buli a PAVILION tot the rsht, and "
viii not bee considered untl Thursday night.
which i only twcnty-four hours b"for" the
light Even should hc veto u the sup"r-
vtSor- would pass IA. ordinance over his head
Mayor S'hmits when seen to-day said ho had
no lni"ntion 81 asunixing the fght. hut
b" Iropo-"d To lie present. and " he di-coN-
cred ANYTHING showing a -ch.m" To swindle
III" public viii a fax. OF ~hippodromc then he
would interfere and prevent tho night Va
every ono knows this l. a nsht for blood.
u may h" safely said that the Mayor will not
i~nt"ri"t" VI" IL an athl"," himself ana mas
often attended nghts and has no sentimental
m,Jufi'" against n squarr fisht
ienri"s pat b. a good day az oakland, nun
mn. Tor an hour on the ioad ana th"h uolhs
symnastic NotA Iht~ AFTERNOON he botrl
eight round Sth k'uledN and his pfothrt
Jaok and mad" It warm for both, J"ntl-s
viii not come over 10 hts ats until one hour
before the rsht lie - ia N" pink OF conei-
ton To-day y. ss," an intimation OF hi.
lntrna 20 rush thit g., but will nght cautiously
aud aim Ia v.sf down fiz lie lays hc
Cannot afford to 'sk- any chance OF receiv-
inS the deadly Punch that put tothe't out
fitr took a good -un this morning In Golden
Cat" PJk snd ~ III. afternoon tired the
symnastir. apparatus AZ w. oiJhlpi ,iuo
and boxed Nth Hank Grimm aud SOLDIER
Wilson. Mob va feeling very good to-day.
ss hts enthusiastic reception here Yesterday
put heart into hum he astonishsd every
one a. lhs Olympic Club by MS 1uickness,
enor nous reach makes him an ugly com
lpttor.
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BosroS. July u after eight wears tn"
NnhAn. Club, whore Or Iam"- DIV .hi ed
n u Sears made the courts famous. to-day
reentered the lawn 'ennis tournament Circuit.
with a list Of sixteen invited PLAYERS which
includes tho American four selected 10 meet
th. English team In defence Of Va" DAVIS
challenge trophy. The list comprises VI u
Whitman. " 4. ISrned. B"a- Wright.
Nv rht = Davis. uolcomb ward. leo D.
Ware. " ! tlo'li.r. RIoh.rd stevens. Ma
colin Ihao~. d T. huntington. Jr, Air7i
Goldman. Kenneth Horton, Thomas Ma'.,.
.ir George atkinson. 4 = Pisr and W "
Bl, gden After tho play ha- reached the
semi finals, = round robin nay be- adopted
To-day play VAS hold under unpleasant
conditions. III" courts n.'hs rossN ahI .hr
weather chilly md tt'-'-uius thr'r
Gilman. 9 Wright defeated
Atkinson, . 3. -. 9 = aud IIo,hi"t 90
plsv-d in good form srd although Goldman
iried 20 40 a lob eall. h- optOnent droN"
them hack hard and forced ,odman 20 play
Wrish, SsySn poorly In ht- match vi'h
stead FL down and -ms-h-d oih great viror
k.nwooi When d%-rsrr-. compelled ~
adjournmsnt Of play the whole OF Nc If,'
v.s run OF and r"sr'y Al q the s~cond.
and In addition r~sriv al ~ the double.
.om-thirs never bror" dsu~ m tho Western
a ar:a , 81 ,ie ,dR.y ' Sa. n. dat:-, ofGE : PET,
the henNcod ,rs'.. ~ PROCTOR Of Part.
mouth F~arn-vorth. las year. chan viou.
Of Nebraska. Iowa aud North Dakota, ws-
defeated BY = y Ashcroft OF III" Wood
laNn club -
SNRscisF. July II n Hnmliu ~
Canand.iSua heat y l. James 81 saratoga
-prrss IN the mai hAudicIp single this
morning In M" state tennt. championship
The rr-, two -~t- we're PLAYED on SATURDAY
morning and the last thT~" wer" played 'hI-
morning bOfh PLAYERS had q handicap OF
70 lie s'of"s W-r" "a . =
single h.'v.~n Pred Alexander ~ New
vow ard Irving Z Wright OF h0,ton vr-
Ii.t cl iHi> .tf-rnoou Alexander drf"'i"t
Nr.N' hv q =. = d, q q, q Ns'.r
d.f-t'-i,h .,.s- IN ~" last round ut ~" ,ul-
-oIatton match hv 9 e. y
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Turf Notes.

n. n-, race 81 Brighton yesterday vss run In
q thics foE
In IN. l.s ~e yesterday Prince klchsrd vas
practically let q. the posi-
s~nper Nivsi. vho hnished third N we nnh
v. I. hcCrath for cSo
While un.ddnns Uranium arsr ue second
r., y.stsriAy. Winnie OConnor vas kicked above
trs snee and vas unable 10 ride TIE rest OF the
day.
LEXINGTON, Juiy NV. = Bsrnea proprietor
n, Ielboyrps stud has sold 10 Cem helenbuah, Jr,
Chicaxo, the ,hr-s-yeAr old chestnut oily Autumn
leaves. By Prince VI M~OnacO-LAdy Rover. The
price vNs y IN.
clarence II, Maehay's Trigger vas Withdrawn
,-,r, ,h- fourtA rsne . esterd b~cAus< OF the des'h
- John W. hsekAy u u not Known what Nj.
hi. hof.~s but 10 vas aid yesterdAy that II they
snould comp-te az Sarlora they would rGn IN We
name of lhe stables trainer. g. v. NIL
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POLO.
Rsuna I'D ~ Pennies ~ Cedarhurss Ter
ida Match.

Rome Of the fastest ponies In the country
have been rounded w AZ Cedsrhurst for
the final match this afternoon between the
Bryn MA~r and Lakewood teams for the
Ladies' challenge cup The PLAYERS will
be the following well-knovn experts:
Bryn Ma~r-So- 1. O n snowden: No J. q. ".
Hsndnak. Sd So. =. charles Wheeler back. N. o.
Rosen tAren.
~iAhewood-So. q, George J. Gouldi No. 4 J. n.
Waterbury. ~ No, LIB. covdin: bsck BENJAMIN
NlooL
Roaen gart~n TAKES the place Of George
McFsdden for Bryn Mswr and It Ia probable
that kingdom Gould will take the place Of
J. 4 Covdin SI. ,9Ndin,s ponies are at
not PLAYED since. the International match
~ HuIlin CHAM and is not IN the best OF train
io.day, for Bryn M.vt has already won "a
match for the 80. and moS-oSsr, the tTo
IAN! .s,Gs are sn,, ,ss s ,EI t condi,i:hspI ' ssshs;;
psdhAm and the showing la this match will
sive = line Oh tao chances for the greater
M Waterbury. Jr who will play for The
FIRST time since birmingham. Las seven PONIES
a. Cedarhnrst, including tNo bought u
ns-n gray Df~tofous aI% fs,..d in .if@land
md "a the one Waterbury got INTO trouble oNST
~ Ou, spHTs'Ps l.. n r@r. re .% IONA made
bay on.sn and Vivian. both q .stnut- and
md the crow. "A black selding Kingdom
LIQUID has ready q black ana two chesinuts,
Niger baby. Edith aud Marjorie. Nicoll
has I'VE In his string feath"rsttch. a cheat
nut gelding, Monk q bay Gliding. Turkey
Track, a gray gelding and tSo others I'M
named. n bay and a black
The Bryn Mawr team have brought on
sirt.en ponies Ros.ugartcn has Ave. in
Guiding Bau.h~~. the gray selding that won
st Mi-sahiVkou. Snowds las four clippers.
the BAYS Lishtfoot and Harry Jack Chunk.
a brown. and Aueson, a chrstnut kendrick
has a fast lot OF odd colors, loothpick, a chest-
nut ownw wood. a gray Punch. n dun geld
ing. and the sorrel g-ldinR Comfort Wheeler
has thre~sonly, hu' all extra fast and nimble.
The PICK Is the chestnut gclding Dick
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ms Batch OF Athletes suspendes.

The athletes who helped make n success
Of the gaines OF IN" associated lodges Of ~.
knights and Ladies OF Honor oi Greater
New York at Washington Park. Nrvtuwu.
l. /. on SUNDAY. were suspended yesterday
by the Registration Committee Of tho A A 4.
A majority Of th" competitors belong 20 local
athletic clubs. notably the New West Side
4 {. National A. e. brooklyn 4 {. aud
Greater New York Irish \ \. and thcir
action In appearing AZ unsanction"d games
IL not regarded IA a favorable hight 10y IN.
Merruuolitt u Association magnats.. on late
~ has become a practice among athletes
of the smaller Clut- TO sneak her" aud
there 10 piCuic caiu.- aud. a. they say. COP
all the urizes Many prominent athletes
have teen caught AZ Tho game. too. but u j.
a.. intention uf ~" athletic a~utEoIitiss TO
nut "A stop to the prscttC- III" Knights
aud Ladies Of Honor gum-s did not have tie
Of the M'troIolitsn Association of
tho 4 \ L and the following l>t of athletes
stand suspended
John q Urldiug national \ &. q. ". Robert,
Brooklyn \ &. " n M,Gmt,, Atguw \. 4. Jarrs
J Ns'ulf~. Greater New Nork lf'>h \ A N N
inshoH. luuabn \ e. john Jordan. hamilton
A e. Joseph q Henderson. National \ e. IhUln
q i,si,. liruoklln \ e.. iirnn Neuman
New Ntst side \ & 4 q rars1n. MuliA rsbvt.
A. \. Idvari J KAN National \. G. J G. G,.s
frey. HrnoklNn \. & Thomas McHfiic. National
whcelmeh. and J J Lo,eloy, Prcunic 8 cirfs
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TER, Nct!o,rrn Bsrr~si From Prduot
colony nj New London

wv IUNppN. July u r.rfy Not'ov'fr
and ms rc'inu" 81 trainers did not i.h" W
their uuarter- AZ the Montaus Hotel A. ~
pr,ted Nh~u they arrived here lrou1 N'v
YORK at q o'clock N" hotel and stable .d
Joining had been selected for the Broo' l'n
boxer. training quarter. bat Mayor l'Hr'
evidently Odd not deem ~" aTi~to' ratio lStuu'
COLONY the proper looailtv for Ga" gstl'Tr-
Of the sporting fraternity aud 80 informed
them. Through HoN'ug Inspector bnunhu"
when thrv snght"d from TO train thi~ even.
INK There saS considerable rewo' -truucc
TO the Mayor ord~r~, but that orl,i1. would
not be- sNay-d 10y any appeal. IT. -Nd
II YOU instst upon training IN thc g." fr'
Colony | -hail he compelled 20 rev, '"
cluh'- lcrn-c 10 hold ~" boxing "Ahin'' un
"a, Armstrong Park neat month
Manager Sam Harris will md su''i'i"
training quarters iof the parry -h'"'I""
The uugui~tiC delegation put ~ over n-.'
at the Croker HOUSE.
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~ ~ sse.er,pusa Of 80 ecs With 800 added
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nrooILIS. 10 rHILADrLruiA. !

h~footLNS, 10 fIILADflfh'A''
Tho philad-lphias led OF IN brtsk tashloh
al Washington Park yesterday AFTERNOON,
making y two-bass-r = single and q IVY ~
the nrst innins asains, the Brookfyh- In'n
they suddenly Collapsed and Their 'pWap~"
lasted until the end oi the game. lNaN
al over with the QuJk.r- When the bropsnh.
went after them. aud th"v Wrut ait'r 'h'ul
from the stsrt. N" better the bt'ohNN'
played the worse the Philadelphia liANci,
and me Bronklyns PLAYED a strOhs sshl"
all the time. They stole bases ir-~lN n"l;
swift Heldinx plays. ESPECIALLY. INht'h ehl
Wheeler. hunted until thev had th", SlhN't
inr alb worried and on the rHgg'yi "ds anu
~ fact had all sorts Of fun slth tho ll~tot,
II vas = on~-siiet game and wa made more
50 by the Philadelphia poor ncldlhs ""
OuAsrrr' feet we're ia the way aud thr t'"hS
out % the way They lost their h~~srihs OF
the bases. and one If the few chances thrN hai
TO score after the hrt innins vent siIhlHi"tiis
bepau,e two men tried tu occupy SN'nhi -"
~ the same time and the brooklyn. slmlhN
fell into a dou BILE PLAY. In N" third. ioutth.
nth and sixth innings the Quskers dld h"t
get a man on base. 4 foul tp on NE Knee
forced Ah~srn out OF the game IA IN" -,NIh
lnnius. and that lust after he hsd dl-uh,
sui,hed himself BY . dirr~llt catch hlI1
Douglass. playing left for thr PhiIadrirhls-
showed how much he sCorned a pltAe' t"h'~
BY taking n ~ Nhil~ gAmmed Wy AGAINST Vie
obstruction II wAS Que bright SPOT ia ''e
Philadelphia game.
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tnn.. q 90 suund fsira tattoa. m tlups~'
" TO- fHiua rive 40
Fs4ffH lace Tns lumuffnnn ~taHtr 0fs
sol : Esf uafnuss sHsHtns Htaf 80 lfnhff
y .u D. eun IasT#. fs HnTaU. : tu 4 s'und
f.f ~ uveaHu. tei tfIrr 80 = taird Tine,
IugA
IrH Race enc rIIr col , Httc-hth llslen
NpqrhF tg ",uunw 2 81 . so. -tsf Aulleh
% .inhrt % tu l. eDuud Af'Fua, l- 'hlf-sh
rft.. 4 b. o. t.rI Uus. Iatha -
~tfr yars ~rtrn ufnns. L"ds w
Nsad.. : 20 O. Nun Ices lH 49, tnl. ~ fn'sn
3 b. srruai url- ~ Nuuto tg I'uih~tsAh
e 60 4 'fIul. Time. -
~fValtl nsr- uur HIs eat a s,'rsnth Havens
bur. u. .arairI 4 'u Uun n-n nance, -
Iuu~ . ta s srcouI. iiaYvarI Hun'sr !"
U.ius,b ufo o. tIifd. Time. 80
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Al Fort Erie.

pryv.io, July "a Tlnrr, and stand Pa ver the
aiming fNvo riss AZ For Pre- to DAY
first R.cr ~, nlrionss Fn~L los Oa1pl.
10 ?. Won. Ninlsrd NoIsooi, TO- Adams, 70
l. sound Pauline Janet. lO7 j. ] WOODS, 10 no l.
thitl. Time. IA
second ia, rive futlongs-Arist ioi Castro,
is ~ I. Won. Extol. ZOE lI'tnl, 70 s-ronl I'm
the Quiet III Adams J Ia I. third nmr o'Nt
rhitf R,c enc mile l~mu~l, - 4 kesey.'
Al saints ius u rul"yl. 10 thltd Time ~.
Fourth RAcr Flsr aud a hslt nriones stand TAT
3 tn ,. se,und. Dumon'. ~ vCAsiu'. Q ~ ! 'hlru
Time. IS.
Tirh Raoe seven mrionss- Curtsey. ioi MN
der q To l. won me Hr1n,rl ~mon. ii tLoUdtn'
4 Ia sscput senator ltevrriigs, if tAarcl. } Ia
4 thifd I1mc. iSii
s.tE Pace S,-~plschAs-. short course Tr~ne
the Nsrr' iSi tSAEr. 4 10 l. Won kint.lons as
,Hiiru. n ln 4. secund, Nerna n. 10 tbnusp'
ii To- :. thiri. Tine. sh
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rHE HANOVER CHrSS CONGRESS.
ne Results of the First Round Tho Monte
tario Schedule Adopted.

sps0al Csss o. 'r5'eh % las SuN.
HAsovHN. iuly a ~ The asst nonen' 'he
com nlt'-e IN ehstg. 90 the International Chess
MAS'e~' Tournament. 10 BE- played In tas cfS.
Altered At the request % the rA1er the ru" ~
having the tourney played e,actly according 10 the
Rstset system The pAvrtA objected - the Ter
g.t system - com p-tior could ihen prepare BUN
seii from day 20 day ioT rN-'y slnsl. game shlca
he could not DO al Monte -srio. where thr touud
IN hs con'ey'rd on any PARTICULAR DAY hsi 70 ne
crp,sd the Monte Tarlo rii.. snd round ~fourteen OF
the Rsfgsf system provided the ps0hD Tor we
rNi TUund begun Al . - clork thts mourning ioi,
lusing are 'he results Ni.s~s hsat hsrshsn, Won
bsst fspist. Atkins beat Mason, hsrd'lebes h"ai
Conn. jsnowssl beat l~ittsrhsis pusnd brs'
orn ITllshuty Adjourned Levin Napier Tue
former has the h,ttet position
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owing " cancellation the RoSelle \ { has Ss,ur
day, July ~. open and would pa reasonable sua ran
ter 10 a INST class team. address q. So>enheimet.
ga Center street. Manhattan.
The Jersey CITY buffalo Tsme NJ Jersey city
yesterday vas stopped by rain ~ the INN IN
uiuI neither club having ~cored The sane teams
PLAY al Jersey CITY to dAy and 10 morrow
The BROOKLYN club or1cials may take some srtion
10 day regarding Kelley and Met unity. the players
who Inquired N the baltimore deal. and Who, the
HfoOkly n people ay. belong 10 thrm and cannot
90 tlssshrfr without Their consent.
~ iptts. july - tuftis. the diminutlve pitcher
whp la, been attn the 'lurlnnatis all seas1n. wAs
signed by Manager lhonoNan to day. Nolonr,
ihs catcher recently released by tue IT louis
American League team. lrnrd for the rest ~
the srVspn With the Cincinnati rrdS. his contract
Al~o be-. ding for i~n
HAry Howell. the baltimore pitcher. was AT the
Irpokii " samr yest'rd., Askrd 10 ~ was soiuE
TO sign here 10 replied 40 7 have Just hesn up
10 visit my folks and am IN ms Nay back viii
play In baltimore while have n contract with them
there. The event, in baltimore last week have
onlN served ~ stit W Interest thsrr FNer body
T. talking Ahout tue game nov Snd thsr- n an m
gfeAssd ATTENDANCE We drrw the hisg~si ctuvd
last Iuisy that has seen 4 ! ddal same In a ions
time
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Md carter to Nee, Jimmy HANDLER.

Kid Carriers victory over Al Nrinig has
made him , favori,r With the nur,lo sports
and he II 20 figure In another match before
hc returns horne. lie has signed articles 10
hot twenty rounds Nth jimmy Ilandl ~
OF Newark b~'nrs the International e..
Tort Fro. On July - for guaranteed pur.r
81 . A., or A. Ter cent of the gate receipts
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KAISER MlS INGIE StN.
winning Yacht AZ kiei sold 10 Him by y. n.
Riggs Of New York.

,Spr1sl CIhs U9frl'th y IN SIN
XIII. July Il The Kaiser has purchased
the American yacht Juolr sam. owned 10y
Tr.ucts H.ss ~ New York TT tncl"
sam won ~. kai--r'- prig" during the ki"l
Yachting wsak
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IN The BASEBALL WORLD.
BRO0kIiNS HtvE Az EASY riwE
WITH rHE ~ tkERS
Si.itsr Tangled ~ In Tsc'r tteia'ns ~hhr
the t~ssaieaite. ptay . sir""s esme
Cincinnati Rr,is Dispose ei ~ '""is
American League nrsaiis >"'es'

-Four of the National League tramste.tsd
yesterday Ia the two gaines played W."
Brooklyus vallop-d the PHILADELPHIA -o"hiIS
and the Cinriuna,ls DISPOSED 81 - Loul-'
TIE Reds are nov within easy striking ais
'anc- Of -i,th place
brooklyn, 10 philad.lphia, /
Cn,innau. = ~ Louis. D.
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.pst,.a Tor Pom IN W. n,sth ,nnins.

'Rstted TOT lopp IN va hs'n Nhnins
=, Lou,, ............ o o o . 0 !?
,inrinnAti. .. % o . l 4 %
Two base hits Bergen. Nichols. Poole. S-J
Cr.w,ori SAcrtnce hits Kruger. bergen Double
plays Stsir 'rldi. Becsley hobbs and h>rgen
fS,r,u and RrASheAr. stolen base hArrlsy Nnd
pl,rh Poole Firsi sAs. on balls pf Poole. 8
S,rucs out HY popp. f? by Poole 5 lsti on
100, n louis CpcinnA,i. 10 Umpire
Hrpvn. Tine hour and 20 mihuteA
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western League.

A, " Io,-ph 81 Joseph. , D-sNolnes. I
A, Omaha Omaha. : ksnsas CITY, !; sixteen
inning
AZ penver Denver. M'luaukee.
AZ colorado Sprhrs -rcnfiA. 3 colorado springs,
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American League.

A, eypruse -Syraruse S Albany, o
An Other Eamu> postponed on account OF ram
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Grand circuit Races Postponed.

CLEVELAND. July II Til. Grand Circuit,
races schcdul~i for to-day AT tho Gleuv lie
track were postponed oV ne TO the muddy
condition Of M" track The Programme.
will l.. advanced ono dtv.
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NERD AND M,>>Ei RE At COR
English Open champion and frcnrhman
Pray Exciting t.nmr.

1nNpoN July - Alexander Herd. the open
golf Champion. and Arnaud Massey met at
lnruton to-day IN IN eigh'""n-holr golf
ntt,h Massey j. the lr"nohman Who's"
piaN ,r.at"d such a seusotion IN 'hr ou~u
,hampicu-htp bach displayed suU-rh gllt,
but the ~Frenchmau played q more reliable
shot game The match ended all square
NJ
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New England League

A. Concord Rain.
Al Nashua SAshus. S Lawrence, s
AZ Lowell Dover, : Lowell. o
AZ NAnchestet Manchester. ? Haverhil. !.
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AZ Nv london bridegroom. s Sev iondon l.
Al SpringHrld Springfield. 3 hartford. I.
Al Norwich Norwich. s, Natsrhur, l
AZ New HaVcn Haven. = herden. q
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A gENT.FMNN Will SACRiTICr TpV tp
his HANu~. ~ HA,kNIN HPEp e. De- is M.
solu'eA i-Nu.,s - cy"Ethlus IAs sJrrrb ,i..c and
extra Hltli KNEE ACTION NFrN ~atfrAfiNT m -
p~riect sadt = AMI hawr,s aurNr rorhiH'' 4, pc
has been ftl"n ARD 3rNer constantly tN Uwu'fs
wife AI>r % ". tRTEV NLtF NfNEIN NlW
RINAHut. lrubb-f trII. FAMILY var
seats .H4F. WALDORF TRAP IlINNIik
HRbttH M rubber 's.sf. Nf'IbNi 4 ~ hIlN
rlkf, s'Hgtr and double harness fMIuNIt1
,SSb .Iur'I RnRI.S UVVErTS' : WEEkr
uNNlI~ u'iI vi STABLE. ~ Madison az
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A, K.n..s city Kansas city. o Minneapolis. s.
A, Louisville Columbus. : Louisvfie,
A. Indianapolis Indianapolis. Q Toledo, 8
Al nIVAukce-S Paul. 4 MllWAukee, =
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81 LorIs. July g-CncirnAii Won 70 Gays
game Win = cfppl-d piirhinr stan. louoNsn
vas rom pcues to sepeus on Murphy > tsS srna.
with the result that ae Wa estted A. AL, While
ppolr , curves were an unsolNAhle enigma Va bhe
local hAu,rs Attendance, 800
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steam end Horse ROLLERS Tor Golf links, Julian
Schol q 40. 40 Liberty ~ NcS iofs
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fir,l bs>e On errns RrUplyn. ,? In gu
bass grSkNn. q PLuAsI MA, a l'tst base
on halls o. kitson. : OF wtIie I .StruoA out
49, kitsnn. 3 ~ Mhlte 5 Two base bits lhhlen.
Mo r-,ty, barry. Douglass Sacrncr MT Waite
stolen bAs-s Nhr,Aart 2. herler hahien.
MI Nhr,,,r MIA r'tch Nhte o. Dir FuIS.
ue Trm,-i hour aud ~ minutes AliendAnoe-
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a, Penn ysn-Genuine cuban Giants. = Pm
Van, 0.
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The sport 81 Ssehtias.

f'v-s srrAoymcnt ~ thousands N you van, a
berh aboafi . , acht adNtu 70 la TuE SIN. uAiSh
n eastth ttsd ~ AL spoftsmVn -asG
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Poor sArw won driving Lazy RAdnor. eh. T.,
q by PotomAc-SoidsR ilod. owned by H. W.
kArtck.
pounTn MACE
Handicap for three-y-ar olds and award, by
subse n pton OF $40 each VITA tSos added. one
mile and al esGhth:
HOss lsl Aea NJ JOCKEY banse. Ptr>
Himself. t.-v..--ll0 .Odom 81 - u
81 FtnnAn. ios .Rsdfern.-Alie - ga
SvutaAAA assd-- ia. Jscksop-- al Iob
Good sArI won diving. HlmSef. ch- c. q. BY
HinyAT-feiicitie owned By w. q DAILY.
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Rasrba,i. Washington Park. Z =. N. TODAY.
nrookil " PhilAd'lphia. Admission 5c -Aet
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National, League Gare To-day.
Philadelphia az Brooklyn
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baseball. Jer~e, Ct,,. q o. u.
To dsy and " morrow Jersey city Vs. burslo
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Eastern League.

pwy,dence 0 o q I q I o o o ; ' l
n.t,>re.- Mcrsil and S'e.lmsn, conn and
Lamar
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Poor star: won easily War,e NiohI ch- O, Z,
ny Locsssa. owned by J. n. Carr.
HNT PACE
Apprentices rsce for Toys that have not hidden
Q winner for three -yoar olds and upward. BY
sibsr ription 90 90 ZACH. with sso added. penalties
- - - -
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U, =. IJovEER q 60.
q Nuffht e. hrN YORK
HARNESS

t,pUs, hud n"E,D, Truck. sing.". ITvc',
double farm
HyeD aric., nccc,'.y 'or the Hor,c. stable ant
GSef pa'cni Runaway Rcns. o ~ and 81
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osed sers Va ndaen out: rt-s Grerd. ,. o.
? 81 Bes strome-Laa han owned ~ J. Y. Cards
ner.
e~llfngT for nara OF all ages By suosorrpton
Of are each. with tsoo added. allowances aI Nr-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-24
Dealers Say Demand Cannot Pos
sibly BE Met New, Even if Work
Should BE Resumed With
Full Force of Men.
IN COAL
SHOWN IN SHIPMENTS.
q . H~%<u~ u~%~%~~%~~~>H j
REPERLIC SPECIAL

EEPC BLlC SPECIAL
New York. July with shipments or
anthracite from the mining regions showing
a shortage Of II. less tons in three months.
as compared with last year, and no sign OF
settlement II the strike III sight. the local
market VAS in state bordering on panic
to-day.
Diiig-nt search Of points along the coast
as far south as Bt!uUur" and as lar east
as New London has failed TO discover
any additional stocks Of hard coal tnat
could be shipped to this city.
Hudson River towns and places on rail-
road lines where usually there Is coal in
scattered lots were found have been eN-
hauSttd as points u supply.
Local yards in which some coal was held
at the beginning uf the Strike have been
stripped and the market Is now absolutely
bare. Dealers are no longer able TO supply
the immediate needs OF customers and as
for New YorlI's winter supply they sly that
the resumption OF work al the mines to-
MORROW would not enable the operators to
meet the demand
Miners are leaving the anthracite region
and seeking employment elsewhere. so that
no matter whether the operators or the men
give IN the mines would be shoTt-handed
Il has for years been the custom Of the
mine owners 10 mine and ship during the
summer the bulk OF the coal for family use.
From f50p.DlJ to 5O0o.O1 tons month have
been hauled by the coal roads out Of the
anthracite region. Except for 2,cc1OO tons
early in May, none has been shipped for
three months. and the shortage TO August
! is 11.l29 269 tons.
There are not enough coal cars In the
country to carry this coal TO consumption
points even IL men could be found to mine IL