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T THE p! H4aTGg f s9ERF The 9F nE TH
ERIN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. -
tFRANKe a. SHERMAN. In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of FRANK a. sHER.
MAN, of Richmond. in the county OF
Henrico. and district aforesaid, bank
rupt
day of December. A D. 1901, the said
FRANK A. SHERMAN was duly adJudi-
Gated bankrupt; and that the hrst
meeting of his creditors will be held In
my office. Room No 10. Postoffice Build
ing Richmond Virginia, on the 18th DAY
OF JANUARY. A. D. 1902. at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their claims.
ard transact such other business as may
p. operly come before said meeting.
RO. II. TALLEY,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
January Z. 1902.
VIM. & Henry Flegenheimer, Counsel.
NOTICE. OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of-NvALTER r. REAMs.
of Richmond, in the, county of Henrico.
and district aforesaid. bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th
day of January. A. D. 1902. the said VAL
TER r. REAMS was duly adiudl-
Gated q hankruut: and that the first meet
ing of his creditors will be held in my Of
fee Room No. 10, Postoffice Ruiloine
Richmond. Virginia. on the 18th DAY OF
JANUARY. a. D. 1902 at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon. at which time the said cred
itors may attend. prove their claims. ap-
point a trustee examine the bankrupt
'an6 transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting:
fs5Eet1 Fy3EJ , RO. Fl. TALLEY.
fse Referee in bankruptcy.
Januarv.7 1902.
! Benz. T. Barrett. Counsel.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERNa DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
In the Matter of No. 361.
EDGAR ALLAN, JR., In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of EDGAR ALLAN. JR.,
of Richmond, in the county of Henrico,
and district aforesaid, bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that On the 9Th
day of January, a. D. 1902, the said
EDGAR ALLAN, JR., was duly adjudi-
Gated a bankrupt; and that the first meet
ing of his CT ditors VIII be held in my Of
flee. Room No. 10, Postoffice Building
Richmond. Virginia, on the 18th DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D. 1902, at 10 o'clock in
Inc forenoon, at which time the SAID cred
ttors may attend, prove their claims. ap-
point 1t trustee, examine the bankrupt
AND transact such other business as may
properly. come before said meeting.
RO H. TALLEY.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
January s, 1902
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PURSUANCE OF GER.
tain resolutions of the Stockholders and
Board of Directors of the WILLIAM r.
TRIGG COMPANY. viii open books
of subscriptions for Twenty-four hun
bred and ninety-two (2492l shares OF the
Preferred Car,tal stock and Twenty
four hundred and nsnety-two t249D
shares OF the Common CAPITAL stock OK
said Company upon the terms OF SlGO
for one share of Preferred and one share
of Common stock. ar the Office Of the
VTRGINIA TRUST COMPANY Twelfth
and Main Streets. Richmond. Va. and
ut the office OF DAVENPORT e COM
PANY. No. 1l13 E. Main Street. Rich
uond va. on FRIDAY. the 10th day OF
January. 1902 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Tho
srhscriptions will be payable as follows:
Twsnty-fIve per cent. (25 ,er Gently cash.
and the balance IN three ecral pay
Tnants at two. four and six months from
January 10. 1872: or all cash. at the OPP
iion oe the subscriber. During tf-e first
ten DAYS that said books, are open. sub
PRESENT stockholders only. and from
them only in the proportions OF their
2 present holdings. and after that time
from the general public.
WILLIAM r TRrGG
richmond. Va. Ian q ,nial
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AUCTION s,nIas.lFu,urc Days.


BY A. L. Adamson. Auctioneer.
Manchester. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AND
NICELY APPOINTED SIx-ROOM q
FRAME DWELLING, SITUATED
AT NO 1413. DECATUR STREET.
MANCHESTER, VIRGINIA..
BY virtue of deed of trus. dated The
221 day of March, 1901 and recorded In
the clerks office Of the Manchester Hust-
ings Court in D. 3. Vol ~. page 16, de-
fault having been made in the payment
OF the sum Of money therein secured. and
being by the note holders requested SO to
do. the undersigned trustees win sell at
public auction. on the premises. 1913 De-
IL EsDAY AFTERNOON. JAN. ii, 1902.
at 4:30. O'Clock. the following described
property: All that cer.ain lot OF land
with six-room Frame Dwelling thereon.
fronting thirty-Ihree feet on west side OF
Decatur Street. and running back one.
hundred and fifty-fve feet to a ten-eoot
alley.
This niece OF property will make very
desirable home for person wishing to-
own their own home. or afford an excel
ler- investment. as it rents well.
TERarS-Reasouable; to be announcer
at sale.
Trustees.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, I'LL, Jan. bulls in all
the grain pits to-day experienced set
backs after Yesterdays soaring markets:
An over-bought wheat market influenced
the declines. May wheat registered net
loss of RQ1c.. May corn &c, and May
oats &c Provisions closed 5@1212c.
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PETERSBURG IA. Jan. Loot.
TON-Market firm and prices entirely
nominal
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Prices: Cattle. best. 5@5Ac. gross; me-
dunn to good, 4d4aic. gross; common to
fair, 21a43zc. gross. Bulls 2sS@3c.; ex-
4lkG951Sc. gross. Hogs. 515M6llhc gross.
All kinds of stock slightly higher than
last week.
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VERDICT SET ASIDE.
negro Sentenced TO Twenty Years for Burn
Ing- Barn Of Rev. j. Y. bowman.
Special Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. Jan. 7.-At
isnotsylvania Courthouse to-day Ben
Brown (colored} was convicted of setting
fire to the barn of Rev. J. 7. Downman,
near this city, and his punishment fixed
at twenty years in the penitentiary
The verdict was set aside by Judge
Waller.
The yestry Of st. Luke.s Church will
hold a meeting on Thursday night at the
church. It is probable some important
business will come up
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MONEY. AND EXCHANGING on
call steadier at 4l&G6 per cent; closing
bid and offered at 4@5 per cent: prime
mercantile paper. 5@5ia per cent. Sterling
exchange firm at decline with actual bus
iness in bankers bills at 4.S1lS6l5. STA for
demand and at s4.S4H for sixty days;
posted rates. S4.S5 and Sass: commercial
bills. 81. S3lR6I4. 81. Bar silver. 5524; Next
car dollars. 44k Government bonds,
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The leading futures z1aneed as follows:
Open. High. Low. Clos

7 Cash QUOTATIONS. were as fOIIoWs:E FIO1IlE-
steady. No. 2 spring wheat. SIS; No. 8,
7G1sGso&c.;; No. red, S9Ac. NO: 2 oats,
49G5Oc. No. rye. 6711ac. Fair to choice
mailing barley, 5a@63c. No. ! faxseed,
81. SO; No. 1 Northwestern, S1.70@1.TO1S
prime Timothy Seed $685.. Mess pork.
per barrel, s16.so@16.90; lard, per 1Uo
pounds, S9S21a60. ST. shore ribs sides
Ooose). s.456S.55 dry sailed shoulders
{boxed). s7371a@7 so: short clear sides
boxed. Ss.S5@S.95. Whiskey. basis Of
high wines. S1.32 Butter. staedy; creem-
cry. 15@2411Hc.: dairy, 14@20c. Cheese,
firm at 1OH, Mp11Ac. Eggs, firm; fresh. 25d
29c ReceiDts-Wheat. $1,000 bushels;
corn. 1000 bushels; oats, 100000 bush
els. hoes 80 900 head.at5 ,-sss$Ss
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January :, 1902
A. B. Dickinson, Counsel.

NOTICE OF THE FIRST MEETING DE
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! DIVIDENDS
Office of the
Secretary and Treasurer of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co

ls.@e SeCTetary ana IrGaSurera OF LnE
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.
I. Whining ton. n. c., Dec. 4227. 1901.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
have declared Dividend of ONE, AND
ONE-HALF dta1 PER CENT. on tho
Common Capital Stock of that Company,
& payable to all holders Of record Of Jan
IfrySi 1902 Dividend due and payable
at the Treasurer's Office. Wilmington.
NJ C.. on and after JANUARY 10. 1902.
Transfer books will stand closed from
December 81, 1901. to January Q, 1902,
Inclusive JAMES T. POST,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

steady: State bonds inactive; railroad
bonds heavy.
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aIEETING-.

>,>>~>~->o~>o>o~~---~~
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the South-Atlantic Life
Insurance Company will be held at the
offices of the company. in the city OF
Richmond. Va. on WEDNESDAY. jan
nary 8, 1862. at o'clock P. NJ.
LOUIS T. DUBIE., Secretary.
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Richmond. Va, Jan. 2. 1902.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the j. J.. FILL. PRINT
ING co. will be held in the office OF the
CITY Bank on WEDNESDAY, January
81 1gO!. at P. NJ l.. Fl. JENKINS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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IsEAL Es1'ATE-private Sales.
EANkIlUPl NOTICES

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS,
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the RlCHAil1.SSDl
IIFACTURY COMPANY will be he'd
at the office of the Tredegar co. on
THURSDAY. 18th instant. at II O'Clock
Ar r.. r. MORTON.
AZ. Secretary.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond: Va, Jan. Z, 1902.

Report of the live stock market for thu
week ending January I, 1902:
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Richmond Va Ian q ,nfsa
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Metropolitan Bank

Metropolitan Bank
of Richmond. Va.
January 8. 1902.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
1 of the Stockholders of this Sank Will bo
held at the bank on TuESDAf I. jan
uary II. 1902. at noon.
H A. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
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.TanuarV 4. ITUZ-
Benz. T. Barrett. Counsel.
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Ricnmo nu. Va. Dec. Z. 1901. y
ON CALL OF STOCKHOLDERS HOLD
ing together more than one-tenth of the
capitaI stock of the ATLANTIC VAR
NIsH WORKS: Incorrorated. notice IS
hereby given Of meeting OF the stock
mt its office. No. 1924 F. Main Street.
Richmond Va. on WEDNESDAY. jan
uary s. 1902 at 5 o'clock p. NJ.
p EWORTHINGTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-14
CYCLING.
KRAMER WINS SPARTAN RACE-HURLEY
SWEEPS AMATEUR CONTESTS.

Fine weather aud interesting programme at
tracted attendance of six thousand spec
tators to the bicycle at the Vailsburg track
Newark yesterday afternoon. Marcus L.
Hurley, of the New-York Athletic Club, the anna
teur champion, again demonstrated that the other
amateurs up his mark by easily winning
both of the races for that class.
While the long mark men captured the money In
the half mile for professionals they did do so
well in the Spartan open for professionals at two
out thirty-three starters. The men were sent away
to a rolling start, and, $40 prize went the
winner of each lap, IL was a series of constant
sprints, which kept the spectators their feet
most of the time. Houseman won the first lap and
sat up he all out. Then krebs led at the
second. third and fourth laps Bald won the fifth,
Fem the sixth anu Tom Butler the seventh.
Then the champion, Kramer, got his wheel going.
He won the race in fighting finish by about two
feet The time, All. is probably the fastest
Quarter mile (novicel-Won by Joseph Delner, Win
New-YoTk, third Time, 0:32tB novice record.
Half mile open (amateurl-Won by NJ. l. Hurley New
York a. G; Teddy Ellington New-fork A c. second;
George Classon. Newark third; Michael Coey. Newark
fourth. Time. Is05As. Won by length
Half mile handicap (professionaD-Non by Ralph
Palma Brooklyn 80 yards, t, J. Grady, ChcOpee 60
yardsl second John Bede Lynorook $50 yardsl, third;
Menus Bede LynbFook 55 yards. fourth Time. o:56.
Two mile open Spartan: professionaD-Won by F. L
Kramer. East Orange: John BedeL Lynbrook second.
Lake City; fourth. Time. All; Won ey two feet
Five mile handicap (amateur)-Non ey NJ. l. Hurley.
Nev-fork A c. tscratch) Charles Sehlee' Newark go
Yards second; George Clssson Newark scratch third.
i1l5 Won by foot. Winner OF lap pEizs jose Roek-
eSitz
New-York tribune., 1902-07-14

morning and will continue through the remainder
of the week The qualifying round tomorrow will
be at medal play. Those who make the best sixty
four scores will continue match play until the
finals, when the winner will receive a gold medal
and the club from which he enters the custody OF
the 81 900 challenge cup. The runner-up will have
a silver medal and the third and fourth bronze
medals. This simple array constitutes the entire
prize list
Travis. the present champion is naturally regard
ed as certain of the cup Though beaten a fortnight
ago by F. o. Reinhart, of Princeton, his victory
Genview is conceded all sides, and nothing
but a phenomenal upset will prevent his success
The Reinhart defeat is regarded by Travis himself
as evidence OF being overgolfed and since then he
has done little but desultory practice his home
links at Garden City. With that exception Travis
important tournaments. He the qualifying
round prize and first honors at match play Lake.
wood, the metropolitan championship at Tuxedo
and the open tournament Garden City His
round of y at Nassau July would to
indicate that he is again at his best. If he wins
lean amateur who has held the cup for three years
I'm succession.
But Travis is not the only string the East will
have to it's bow. Frank Reinhart, OF Batusrol;
A. G. Lockwood, OF Allston: James A. Stman, of
Newport; T. D. Hooper of Nassau; Percy Pyne.
I'd, of Morris County: Maturn Balou. of Apawamis,
and several more will carry the interest Of players
of this section and should all do well in the crucial
rounds.
The main reliance OF the Chicago group are Will
lam HOlabird, jr., and Walter Z. Egan both OF
whom may be expected to show capital form.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-14
YACHTING.
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUBS RACE TO-DAY
-DISMASTED ELMINA TOWED
TO CITY ISLAND.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsUSB.l


Newport. r. l.. July 13--The three days of racing
scheduled by the Newport Yacht Racing Association
to begin tomorrow has been postponed until after
the August cruise of the New-York Yacht Club.
none OF the large yachts having entered for the
contests. The Buzzard's Bay and the Newport
thirties will race on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day over the inside courses. starting at 2:S0 p. m.
from Brentons Cove. Both OF the new 60-foot
yachts Nicola and Weetamoe have gone away TO
be repaired and put In shape for Larchmont race
week. which begins on July l9 New standing rig
ging is to be fitted, the present shrouds and stays
being too light TO stand the strain OF racing in
seaway. F. +. Brewsters schooner Elmina, which
was dismasted in yesterdays race, was towed to
City Island to-day. The Mineoa and Yankee have
also gone west. Cornelius Nanderbilts Rainbow
will sail west in the morning
At II o'clock tomorrow morning the ocean race
OF the Atlantic Yacht Club for cups offered by
Commodore Robert E Tod begins. The start is 10
be made off Brenton's Reef Lghtship. and the
entries Commodore Tod'S schooner Thistle,
Henry Redmond's yawl Ailsa, Rear Commodore
Frederick Amess schooner Naruna, George I1anGer's
schooner Endymion chartered TO f.. a. Thomas)
and Charles Smither's schooner Muriel No balloon
jibtopsails, spinnakers other light sails will be
permitted this all the yachts entered being
be carried end anchors the bow. and the time
allowance OF the Atlantic Yacht Club will govern
the The course is l45 miles. from Brenton 5
Reef Lightship 10 Sea Gate, Nortons Point The
Lightship. Sandy Hook Lightship and the Romer
Shoal the starboard. II the finish Is at night
each yacht is 70 take her own time. and burn
Coston night signal when Norton's Point bears
east. which will be the finish line
Since her arrival in port the Thistle has been
visited by number OF naval officers and -achts-
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FIGHTING MOSQUITOES.
From The London Chronicle.

From The London Chronicle.
The government has often been upbraided by
medical men for its apathy with regard to the
study and prevention of tropical diseases. See
ing that I'VE hold greater empire than hath
been" ii might have been expected that We
should do everything possible to make colo
nies as healthy possible Germany. France
and the United States all give large sums for
the study of those diseases that prove fatal
in tropical climes. but our government has
hitherto preferred to leave the provision OF the
necessary funds 10 private individuals. The
Schools of Tropical Medicine in London and in
Liverpool depend entirely on the iiberality OF
OF generous individuals, whose patriotic action
does not always receive the recognition it de-
serves As every one knows, a great antt-mos-
quito campaign is now being carried on in many
portions OF the globe. The mosquito is known to
be the transmitter of malarial infection, and
efforts are being made to exterminate anopheles
so far as possible 1t is satisfactory TO read
that Mr.. Chamberlain has approved of the vote
of f460 by the Legislative Council of Sierra
Leone for the Immediate surface drainage Of a
swampy portion Of the Grassfelds district in
which DR.. Logan Taylor. of the Liverpool school,
ha; already operated to a considerable extent.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-14
GOLF.
PLAYERS GATHERING AT GLENVIEW
FOR NATIONAL AMATEUR
CHAMPIONSHIP.
PLAYERS G.

Golfers from all parts of the country are gath
ertng at Chicago to-day for the national amateur
championship, which starts tomorrow at the
links OF the Glenview Club. The entry list
ceeds that of any previous tournament, and if the
promises of the Westerners are fulfilled the
will offer the best test of championship merit
from its Importance in deciding the most important
title of the golfng year. the contest Will have
a special interest because of the methods be
pursued. Several innovations to be tried IN
the arrangement OF rounds, and If approved, they
will undoubtedly become precedent for all future
championships. Instead of permitting but thirty
two men to compete in the match play. sixty-four
will be eligible, and the rounds themselves will
be at eighteen holes instead OF thirtysX. The
semi-inals and finals. however. will be at the
usual distance of thrty-six holes.
Glenview is situated at a little station called
Golt about fifty miles from Chicago Frequent
train service will enable those Of the competitors
who wish 10 do journey back and forth
each day but huge tents have been erected near
the clubhouse. and out OF town players have all
been invited to spend their nights under canvas.
The representation from the East is a strong
comedies the title 10 Travis. Tv-enty-one Eastern
delegation will include thirty-three men OF these
about fifteen be counted 10 qualify. The
heaviest entry is. OF from the West. where
twenty-seveI clubs will be represented by 100 men,
The total entry is 154, twelve than have ever
appeared If these contests.
The tst'gsass'sa4 wir start at O'Clock tomorrow
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TRUTHFUL PHOTOGRAPHY.
London Morning Post.

from Post.
1t is notorious that in certain crcums stances
photography lends itself with much kindness TO
the production of what Lewis Carrolls Alice
would term "unlikenesses," of which Captain
Wheeler related an amusing instance at his
recent lecture at the Camera Club on Military
Photography" man who wanted by
the Russian police had been photographed in
no less than six different positions Sets OF
these were duly sent to various police centres
A few days after they had been dispatched
the head of a local police office forwarded a re-
port 10 the chief of police somewhat to this
effect:
Sir: I have duly received the portraits you
sent NE OF the six miscreants whose capture is
desirable / have arrested five of them; the re-
maining one is under observation, and will be
very shortly run down."
New-York tribune., 1902-07-14

Tor series Of six matches and during the all
the ehief grounds will be played upon. The tour
rs undertaken more from an educational standpoint
IMAM with any expectation of gaining victories, for
watching at close range the play OF the Quakers,
VINO are undoubtedly the most skilful exponents
or the game in this country. The following Is the
itinerary:
Monday-Against Frankfort, at Frankfort Penn
Tuesday-Aganst Belmont, at Elmwood
Wednesday-Against Philadelphia, at wIssahichou
Heights.
Thursday-Against Germantown. at Mannheim
Frfday-Against Merton. Hsverford.
Saturday-Against Overlook. Overlook
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men, who pronounce her the perfectly equipped
cruising yacht they have ever seen. Commodore
Tod is experienced navigator, and he is his
sailing master. Speaking OF the Thistles chances
in the to-day he said: Il don't expect
to win against such a splendid vessel the AilSa
but If have plenty of wind and not much
beating 10 do we shall not be far behind at the
finish"
The tug c. P. Raymond. CAPTAIN Richard May
viii accompany the yachts their race To stimu-
late racing and the sailing OF yachts by their
owners, Commodore Tod plans to have a race in
August from Sea Gate To Fire Island Lghtship and
back. and later another To Cape May and return
New-York tribune., 1902-07-14
HoBoKEN. :; BOSTON. 4

The Boston American League baseball team
nlaved an exhibition game with the Hoboken nine
at St Georges Cricket Grounds, Hobeken. yester-
dav and were beaten. This was the second meet
ing between these teams this season, Boston losing
both games The home players Outbatted the
visitors getting twelve hits of Williams, while
Deegan held the Boston nine down 10 seven hltS-
The score: -
Iiosso1 Ros0Esn ''''.,......i Q % ! 5
Batteries-Deesan and Lamar; Williams and Criser'
TTpnD
New-York tribune., 1902-07-14
PIrrsBURG. 5: CINCINNATI. l

Cincinnati, July 1s.--The game to-day was a
nitohers' battle Hahn held the Pittsburgs down to
fewer hits but three of them, punched in the hrst
inning. lost the game for Cincinnati. fannehih's
finger was knocked ont of joint IN the sixth, ana
he had TO retire. Leever taking his place score
Cincinnati ...........O o1oo 81 $ !
Pittsburr ..........2 Cd
New-York tribune., 1902-07-14
THE SPEEDWAY.

ToNKERs PAGER. GILES MOVES. 205A
SHOWS GREAT SPEED ON THE ROAD.
Hot weather seemed 90 have terrors yesterday
for the who drive trotters and PAGERS the
Speedway. With the sun beating down on the
rock bound roadway. It was one Of the warmest
New-York tribune., 1902-07-14
CRICKET.
GRATIFYING INCREASE OF PUBLIC INTER
EST EVIDENCED By CROWDS AT GAMES.

The cricket matches OF last week in the series OF
the Metropolitan League left the team OF the
Knickerbocker A c. in undisputed possession OF
the lead. but the cIoseness Of the contests would
indicate that this is liable TO be lost at any tine
and should IL be defeated next saturday py
Brooklyn and Livingston win its mateh against
Manhattan the nostions Of the first two clubs will
ne reversed
The contest this year is exciting unusual interest
and the crowds which gather each week 70 wlthess a
the games larger than ever before atteIloea the
matches IN this vicinity. At prospect PARK or
saturday several thousand persons stoou arouLu iN ~
the field for almost four hours 70 watcn me pay
n the game between the Manhattans and hnlckeI- 81
oockers, and eynced the liveliest interest III tno
game from hegfupfng END.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-14
EASTERN LEAGUE.
MONTREAL DEFEATS NEWARK

Newark, n j., July lS (SneciaD--Newark tried
Applegate the North Carolina League pitcher.
against Montreal to-day. and DOoley's men Won
out in the eighth two singles. double and
error hy HAYWARD Hemmiag replaced AppleSate
in the ninth, and was touched up for three hits
and two Johnson's neldins was the feature.
1,tAz