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BrrpALo. Auz. s-Trocsdero was The oniy
fsgoT;y. 70 tsCass c.tes. at Fort Ene to-day.
PirsI isae---six f4'i9ass Little BOY, IJl tHunro.
70 5. Won. AIuiIs, M Mind-r. n ). second,
Golden Cottage. III tE.nuanellJ. 70 J. t.Ifd.
TiD- Is,4 siidIo Dra1 Bird, ian EsHer aud
LOf ds also ran.
s"cond Race Pour and a halt furIonEs Melits,
los IT WALSH. 70 2 Won Lusiy, lO- Adams,
70 /, second Prrebom. iJs ,h"n:cIsonl 70 !.
laird Tine. lfD4 hlcsnA, SEA- harlss. Bank
Holiday. PaadTr, i5en@ Cross and Ataye!A also
Third RAce--One mile BencksEt. 100 Adams.
20 l. ron Butter Scotch, III lNuEf0i, 70 5.
second. Firing Line, 10 4 Martin. 20 5. third
linz ~. Clifton BOZ ana tmiEan also ran.
Fourth F&ce-One mile and e,ghih-TrOcs-
drro los Munro. To 6. Voc; ArraAgowAn. 10
-. ASH. 70 l. second Similar 81 ~. BOland d,
70 l. tnird Time 2fsSl. NssoUrpAn, Klawasa,
Binen silo Barnac!s, Branch IL and Artist ais
ran.
fifth Race-S,x tlrlonEs-GeorEe perry. %
Perry. 8 TO !. won. Durh Comedian. iG3 ihOun-
tain. IS 70 /. second Clar-ns. 100 C. Kelly; 70
T. thiTd Time, l:lsl4 Bean Has Git. Nj Pom
rrOy Navigator silver Foam Eddir r. EusslOnA,
Issplf. Prince Arthur and Grand Tfavers also
ran
SIKH Six 'urlongs Louise Collier, Us
Mountain, s 20 !. Won. Ben!nors. IS (TOoman..
Q 70 l. second. Nup,isl, 10 'R Msr,in even third.
Time. lIs. Sortir. Fa'rhury. Sly Boots. Annie
Max and Ben frost hiSo
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TO SHOOT ~ BJ'ENOS .iYRES.
Argentina Wants United States Rilemen
TO Enter Contest.

WASHINGTON, Aug S.--The State Depart
ment has received from the Argentine Lega-
ton a letter from the Mayor Of Buenos Ayres,
inclosng a copy OF decree in regard to
an International shooting match TO be held
there on Oct. /. Al the last shooting match
in Italy it Was resolved to have the seventh
rife sharpshootlng contest and fourth pistol
sharpshootng match in the city of Buenos
Ayres An effort IL now being made by
Argentina TO interest other nations in the
contest. and it is for the purpose OF having
was brought TO the attention OF the State
Department.
The Mayor of Buenos Ayres says in his
already has addressed a communication to
the National Rife Association OF America
and that programmes have been sent TO the
Argentine Consulate in New York. The
work OF organizing the contest is under the
supervision Of the Argentine Federal sharp
shooters Association
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CASTALIAN'S SENECA STAKES.
,. n. HIT6HCOCK'S rOLT WINS
Ar IONG ODDS.
Handicap Goes to Neiaukrt. Who Re'eas
iu the MudrraHk FarreiPs Min0n
First AT = 10 J--TONbUnIer. WINNER Of
steepIecbase, Only SucccssruI FaSortte

sIEAroGA. Auy. =. Tho racing wss rather
n,dipay, t,,day t.a weather dismal and
,be ,rark heavy with mud. The attendant.
,yas not layge ard the business IN the r.Eg
,r,. .i,y,,,y,, y,,,,yoy tL,l.ysrs gruIabied.
nKa!" .ta t'a,,,e,. .i,a n mob
WV p''N'N3 '''"@ " ~
lem.
The seneca Selling Stakes. for ttres-yeAF-
.,. ,g,.,,, -, Concurrence. III. 0 u :
IWH' P'A'H'N n'"' ~ y"'''.' ~, a. 49,.
ihfNite. ana !cacAh' L" = n's'"''' '"'. w,
while the Western contingent OacEsd o13
Kan. down 20 fyes ThDsa who knew 10"
a., T. tT,,h,n,s,s Ca.,.Iisu mad been
i4n' r. - H.''"' ~ - -, ,,.,,,
Tork!ng snapped ~ - ~ VIM - ''-.
oHRerErzs that the odds we're frdlo|u !L9t
ors-Dalf.
,1s,..', - 1.r.. l., .,o,, IL, tho er.,-tIrloDg
49,, -, -, l.,.t.., ,1adc ali NJ the
pace, Burns having hfn II hand a. the era
where be- beat Igsran ~ two lsnStn7
49,. an, y,,,.r a., - q, i,to third
''''A' -, q. l.,,,.o h.,k Couri..r-
.'sa'T' tLrc Da' - - Ills 80 "AD-
pOLs@ was ~ win the Two lsaA'Ts !" Nh'
heah Of the stretch bat stopped 20 nothing
a,,E. ,yi,i,ll roorceu,. The time yasi,i- rs.
-, a., ,,.tt. .,1 m e.yr,t 49,.
lie hahhcap NJ h'.' anu az $50"
-. TO piecHs WIKI the blue pencil oh'y 'h!r
horses gong 10 tue post sH 2ot mes ft"A
~ a. =" % go, C.,,',',,io s.,au, +.
ana - !" 1s"'i-7N Va -, $50.
vas 81 nome 10 INC h41n al" az -.
rasy winner by tsO and bali .engths IN
.nG a-L Sir VOORHEES,, who mad. the running
-. ,,,,-.,.,a ~, +. milo blpvr
1"r "Ea'E NI"' - - -,
W. aud LarbDhHe LAhA'd y" '@hs'HS ia
front Of hiIn. ,,.-... 49,.
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Eastern League.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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BILLIARDS.
Jcvne Defeats Barntcl In the Three Cushion
GnTrOm Contest.

Tho threc-cushou contest between LLOYD
Jevne Of Chicago and Louis Barutel Of Paris
for a purse of $3.50 was finished at Days
academy Ia.C night, With Jevne the winner.
The total score for The three nights was:
81 points last night to the Frenchman's "A
Barutel led up TO the thity-ninth inning.
when, Jcvne, with runs Of .. ! and 2. went
then led all the way to tho finish He was
ten points in front nj one time, but Barutel
cut this lead down materially. a bronx Of
helping In reducing The gap. Jevne made
n couple Of runs Of B. Last nights block Of
points WAS long one. requiring ninety
three innings, Blrut"l vas skiul at fol-
displayed his usual proficiency in executing
grotcsQuo looking reverse English shots,
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A. dhica 20.

CHICAGO Aug S-Grgor g., In tho third nm d
feature event 81 the Harlem rHrd 10 day met do
feat by War'c N'ch'9. 10 I shot With Sidney
+. Klry n G 3 W. IRAN at 80 /, /, an neg
lccte aim ~ emil ely In ~" betting won SIC
SIC nd ace nhIly by - lengths This II
lO0 ~ I aHot ~ nv" to win sire" GfrgUr H. turned
~" trick NJ WASHINGTON Part n yrHr arc. For
~" ~ hawthorne and fur the queer running Of
N" horse trSinn At HIhctn 'NC nrm ~ { lind
Co, composed ~ e Lind u1G Daniel Lunch,
together with locke" rrchrOr and james Lynch
and Jamcr 'rnbh, WINS To day ruled on the turf
by Harlem aud Hawthorne Ofncials.
First RaGe-Fiyc furiongs-- Harfang, Ios IS.
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49, roRr Ia. -. wAsHlNGroN.

WASHINGTON. Aug 5-The New Yorss
captured io-day's game. : 20 /. Four scat
tering hits aud a base on balls were the en-
tent Of the privileges obtained on Chesbro
delivery. Chpsbro was invncble and would
have scored a shut-Out but Tor kyan'a home
run over ,he short left field fence In the
nth sixth and seventh innings the first
man UP for Washingto started with a. hit
and reached second base before II" first
our resulted bus Chesbro vas master OF
the situation each slime In the sixth inning
Psrt-n was doubled up at the plate on pretty
throw BY Mcfarland. Conroy started the
out at second on keeler's bunt toward third
base Keller reached second on Elberfeld's
Wlliams's bourder to LETT evaded Selbach
ard counted az q triple. Camel opened
the ninth with single. Mcfarland was
safe. when Orth dropped Patterns throw
OF McFarland's sacriace. and reached second
on O'Connor's out. CHESHIRE singled scor-
ing Camel. Mcfarland made the star field
ing play OF the game. a high jumping catch
OF a hard foul
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Horses Tor Ha, Shore SHOW =.

BAY SHORE, Avg, a tran OF fSt''1
cars brought TO this place tonight Ri" largest
consi gnment Of horschesh that has arrived
in one load al any open AIR horse show IT."
horses, grooms and owners arc all On heni
opens to-mOrrow since last season I.'s'
new building. many box sioU~ and 9ti'
other additions 30 tho OakH ood DIV
Club plant have been made, Tonight fr"si-
dent Hubbs said tho entry list would r"loh
tho record dgures Of 375 IN all probability.
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Fair start won easily, Graceful b T., ?. by Gold
nnch-Lh Cachuca; OWNED by J, p. Kramer
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Cricket at Halifax.

HALIFAX, n. s.. Aug, 5--Heavy scor ing
was the feature Of the cricket match which
began to-day between Philadelphia and tho
Garrison composed Of officers and men be-
longing to the British Regulars stationed
here. Philadelphia went ~ first and for the
loss of two wlckcts made lGl When their
Inst wicket fell they had put together total
of 200 runs The Garrison followed Their
runs accumulated almost As rapidly, for when
VI" stumps were drawn this evening they had
made 1875 for the los. Of three wicitets The
chanCes are that IL will be impossible 10
finish tn" match tomorrow, and that IL will
become draw
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Fair start won easily; Castalian. Oh. C, ,, by
BsthamptOn CAstaiia owned BY Y. r. Hitchcock
FOURTH RACE
Handicap: for three year olds and upward
500 added. one mile and an ~znth
Horse ana age w. Jocksv B,ttno Fin
Srtauket, 4, .....,. no Fulier..,... 80 rs ia
cArbuncle. a.. ...ll5 Burns, 10 2J 10
sir VoOrhies .. u q .rl!l. .,. o. 20
Tim. zoo as
Poor starr. won easy, ScthUket. br e., 4. by
LORD Harrington Mary Greenwood owned by
tle Hampton Stable
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swimming Tourney at Bath Beach.

There will take place at Captains Pier
Bath Beach. next Saturday afternoon, swim
ming tournament. The principal event will
he Il relay rncc between members OF the
Pawnce \. r. and the Avon Beach Swimming
Association n addition, There will BE- racer
NJ 100. 100 and 100 Yards, for which some of
the best abort dstnnc" swimmers hNrea bouts
are entered
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Baseball Notes.
National League

Tim Hurst has been appointed a National League
umpire.
Rube Wsddell has lost eleven games this year
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Dead Heat at H0hOIus.

T1mr 22E'l ---IT2, III, 1--WE, L.3O7l.
The races for 10 day were post pon"d on account
Of
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Bona wins Race for the Kaiscr's Cup.

cup. one OF the features of the Royal Yacht
Squadron regatta, was won to-day by Mr.
Donaldson's Bona. There were sixteen en-
tries The Cicely Won the second prize for
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PouGHKEEralE. Aug. 5.--Continucd raln to day
made necessary another pOstpOnemcnt OF tho
harness races AZ the Hudson iHycr Driving Park
OwEOo. y. Y. Aug. b. Rain and threatening
weather again caused puStpOnemcnt OF the Cen.
tral Ncw Yor Circuit horse rlciug hero u day,
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Connecticut League.
Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LHAuUE.

NATIONAL LEAdTg
Philadelphia at New York two gamesl: Brook
Ign at Boston, Cincinnati at ST. Louis
AMERICAN LEAGUB.
New York at Washington: Boston mt Philadel-
phla. 81. Louis at Chicago: Detroit at Cleveland,
EASTERN LEAuUE.
Jersey CITY at Buffalo Newark at Toronto;
Worcester at Baltimore Rochester at Providence
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Totals, . 4 - IS 8
'Sginver In the ninth inning

Two base hit-Abbo,t. Three base hit-B Bradley.
FIRST base on errors--Cleveland ?; Detroit First
base on balls on Moore. 3. struck Out--By
Moore. :, bT Ki singer. 3 Sacrifice MI GDrhuaur.
IajOie Coo 4naur anu HlcAinan. tuSl and Mcclure
~ "a OasesC Cleveland, :. Detroit. q. Wild pitch
Moore. Passed bsll-Abbott. rmplrc-Connelly.
Time !, hours Attendance -332T.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicagos Give PlIsburgs Another Beat
tng-Other Games Post poned.

The Chioa COS are thorn in the side OF the
Pittsburgs Yesterday the former gave the
champions another beating. The series 10
date stands TO 5 IN favor OF Chicago. Al
other games yesterday were postponed on
account OF RAIN.
Chicago .; PiiSSarg. ,.
81 New Yo1k-Wei grounds.
At Boston RAN.
IL g, Inr.s-RaIl.
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Al Toledo First amc-Tolcdo. 7: Milwaukee. o.
second game Toledo. 49, Milwaukee 10
At CnlumhuSKa SaS City. 3; Columbus o.
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Western League.
Southern LeaRuc.

At Aillw aukee Milwaukee. 3. Colorado Springs, O.
A. Kansas City Kansas city, 0; Omaha. s.
A. st Joseph-Des Molnes, 1; st. Joseph o.
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COLE.
Plans for the Women AT the \pawamis
club.

Now that the mems tournament IL our OF
the way, the women Of tn" Apawnm mis- Club
have arranged for A busy season. To-day
the frst event on the schedule viii be decided.
a mixed foursome handicap Tor the Dale
cr!ps. AT eighteen holes medal play. The
remaining fxmres for the month are.
Avg II, handicap for Miss Rddy'1 cup: Aug ~.
team match. women Vs men. Aug p, m,ked four
~pnr-
In September there viii be match play
for cup presented b. Mrs. e, t.. Tiffany.
foursone match play for the Dale cupS
another team match, women vs, men. and
the qualifying round for the Championship.
10 h. followed by match play for the cha -
pionship cup. presented by Mrs. john Il
DOwney. the rInper~up cup. presented by
Mrs H.. X. Beddnll, and III" consolation cup
presented by Charles ". MCKelVay. The
cup presented by Nrs. 4. " Harris iii be
played tor in October
There will be a competition every Saturday
this month at the Marine and Field Club
the monthly handicap beng on for this week
and the qualifying round for the Golf Com
mittee cups on Aug is. the four best TO keep
on ~ handicap match play.
POLAND SPRING, Aug g. There was a
mixed foursome handicap tournament to-
day for four prizes presented by c " Leland
Of Chicago Miss Bessie Fem and y, Nal
louf Ir won first prize, and Mrs. Langdon
and Mr.. Hill Won second.
JEFFERSON, v H.. Aug. 5-A team golf
match was PLAYED on the Waumbok links
to-day, TWO Of the players. NJ Daley
and T.. r. Kno~ton. mad" the round in 81,
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First base on errors CHICAGO q; P!ttsburg !.
LET; on bAseS-Ctllcago. 4: Plttshurr. 9. Two base
hts - RIchey kruger Sacrifice nit = Casey
Double play-HverS Tinker and Chance ~: ESr-
lev and Chance. Stolen bases-ChAnc-. Tinker.
F!rst base OF bAlls-Of Taylor, / III; by pitched
ball-by Wiilrm. ! Stick out-By Taylor p
Wilhelm. I. Passed balls - Smith. Umpire -
Moran. TIME hour and II minutes. Attend
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NEWARK. Aug. with the bases full and two
gu. in the ninth inning OF 10 days game between
Newark and Jersey CITY and the score tie Doon
finhled billiards. grounder and the winning run
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-z1c,oo MI o: prrrssrEa :.

NAIEA1C N u, Y. PIIIHsI nj
CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-Caicago had an easy TIME
WITH PiitSb"rg 70 day IN the rrsi iniins. Wagncr
had a tumble and = Wild throw kT,Eer mpf-o
u. beaurnoui fgmbed a hit aud chicago MADE
Gsr singles SIX Rms resulted and PtiS5urg was
Gone FOR. Wagner w.s run out o! the game N Inc
eighth :or bowling at the umpire.
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IKRRRY CITY.
NEWARK
Two gu, when winning nun was scored.

7 WI "IV NN'H "T'1TIIIIb T"r "n' 'OUTCU
Newark .,.........,t o 0 l IA
Jersey City. ...........-.O o O--3
stolen base--Bea Sacrifice hits -o'Hagan, oil.
lard. Two base hits Damon, Cassidy, Merritt
Three base hit-Thery struck out BY Pardee
q By Mccain. q. First base on ballS--Or Pardee
s. on McCann. g. First base on errors --Newark 3;
Jersey City, 2. Left on baSeS-Newark, 3: Jersey
City. 10 Double playsTaylor and O'HaRan:
Dllon and Woods, unpires-Burke and Barnett
Time ? hours. Attendance-l 800.
AT BUPYALO.
n, HE
Baltimore ........l 2 Ia II /
Buffalo. -.........0 o o 0 %
Battercs-Wlltse and Robinson: Ferry and
Shaw.
At TORONTO.
RH.B
Toronto. ..... 30 0 2 o o o O..-2 o
10 hettcr...... o 0 q 90
Batteries Wolfe and Tof Mills and Fuller.
Al providenCc-Rain
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Other Games.

AZ Long Branch Atlantic Highlands. y: Long
Branch, 10
ht Pennington Athletics, .; Trenton. p
At Corning Corning. 3; Addison, 2,
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BANGOR. Ne. Aug 5--A good day aud track
favored the horses AT tne Eastern breeders meet
this afternoon The 2ir race ana the go trot
were nOth notify contested, I'VE heat facrS, and 10
was dark when the idSi heat was finished. WHIT.
ton WILKES had the speed Of the 2;lO ncld hut his
InStcadiEeSs lost him the race 10 Rock farm Grace,
q smooth going and speedy mare from Nova Scotia
Trotting toals of 1900 and under closed class,
purse 800
!.,oblc Maid, b m by Powder TIumpAreyshilli l
Lee WllAcs. blk. :. lGrc"ly) .....-2
jack Wo.ley. Blk y. lBNr'lctu joe. - 2
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Baseball, Polo Grounds, To-day. two games.
beg Inning 2P. NJ. Philadelphia VI. New York Adj
mission, 6Oc.--Adr.
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First haze on errprs-New for1. |, Whshlr gton,
!. Left on basss-N-w Iorg. 10 Washington. 4
First basc OF bai!s-Or Pat;en. 2; of Chesbro. l.
Struck OuiBy Patten, e. By Ches0ro. 3. Home
rln-R Ryan Three base hit--wlliiarns. Two base
hit-Selbach. Sacrifice hits-hyan. Mcfarland
Stolen baSe-Lee. Double play-AcFarland and
OConnor Hit by pitcher-By PatIeu, /. I'm
pir--Snendan. Time-l hour and 20 minutes.
Attentalce--2.iN.
BOSTON "A. L.. g. PHILADELPHIA "a L.. o.
PHILADELPHIA Aug 5.-Bostou defeated Phila.
delpnia 70 day in pitchers battle. Errors by
Lave Cross and Murphy contributed materially
tn ne
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JOE POINYERS GAMENESS.
Son Of star Pointer Wins 81. 900 Pacing
Race al Buffalo.

BrpFALo Aug. 5.--Yestertay's postponed
card Of the Grand Circuit meeting was de-
ciIed az The kenllworth track to-day. No
rain fell this morning and the track VAS Ia
fair condition. A good sized crowd was In
attendance and the racing was excellent.
There were two stakes. the TrOquOis Hotel
Stake for PAGERS 2Gs class and the Queen
City stake, for trotters. 2is class. the purse
for each being g. 900. In the frst event
Joe Pointer son Of star Pointer. showed
his ga meness In the three heats though he
had 10 be driven out each time 10 win He
was dashed hard by his driver IN each finish.
Jim Ferry in the last race sold In the pools
at 80 20 ~.
80 class. trottins purse 5000,
Margaret Bathga,e. 3. I. Utter .,..-'--..,.I :
YauEee BOY. b. z Greer ....-. .....,....5
f kas simmons R5noss' Dix Blk a. BoF Aeh"o4''
Time 2l7't. 2i7l1. 2:2oA
PTS class trottlng purse 5000
Minard Sanders, b. 3 by Luteo lMerrtheltj-.o !
l laaS Fstsai p s. Blk G n gcGeo
John Mac, b. Z, Milan ................,..,. B
Monroe. b &. walker, .....,..,,,..,...,..,.+ odr.
Time ?.I4a. 2.i5ba, 2159..
?Ds class. pacing, Iroquos Hotel Stakes purse
joe o a,er b ;, By s,arPolnt-r lMcclary7 II
WINFIELD StrattOn b MCGUIRE .,..,...,..,l
S %,Trolo ~ o., q, rH sycas, ;
Crbanola biz 5. 'GccrS' ....-.....t
'''F '''sA" . 4sEiu $50 coslj, ,os4. 49,
Jim Ferry. gr g by Orange Wilkes Prank, i
George Muscoylte b. s.i3ond) ...,.........,2
Norr'e b. z. tB shank ...,..................3
Dillon Boy. b; h. dHudson, ...............,.....
IL. Boy. b. q 1stsa6rough, '....,'.......
Tifne~2ls APP.
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d, r. Reeves. san Quentin. Calm tho event OF
the night being draw the bet Is Oh.
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meeting OF the North Jersey Agricultural and
Driving Association 70 day, Post drove Echo.
he winner in the 222 class pace In four we'll con.
tested heats. Gli''crs Lad the 235 pace
md In the roadster class the second heat was
Head heat
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CLEVELAND. Aug But for BTadley's error
IN the eighth Inning the Detrolts would have been
shut out 10 day. For seven Innings Moore was
a mystery. but after that the Detrots found him
saYy. but Il too Late.
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PHILADELPHIA


FITSt bhSt On cTTOT- FOSIOH. IFIt on DAStJ-
Boston, I; Philadelphia. ?. First base balls--Or
waddel S; on Dineen. 4 Struck out-By Waddeil.
II: by Dineen 7. Three base hlt-Murphy. Two"
base hlt-Ferrs Sscrince hl,s--Freenian Criger.
Stolen base-Hoiman. Double plays-Freerlan
and Lac lance: Parent and O'Bren: Dineen. Parent
and Lac Iancc. Cmplre-HaSseu. Time hour
and 50 minutes Atiendence-i02so
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In THE BASEBALL WORLD.
NEW YORK AMERICANS WIN GAME
IN WASHINGTON.
Close Contest. With Deciding Run I'm the
Ninth Innins-DeIrolis Give Way Be
fore the CIeyeiands and the BOst ons
shut Om the lphias-Notes.

A good game was won by the New York
Americans yesterday in Washington, the
winning run being scored in the ninth inning
This gives Grifllh's men q clear lead over the
Detroits. who were beaten by Cleveland The
Bostons were TOO much for the Philacelphias
and shut them out Results.
New York ,: Yashlng ,on. /.
Boston. g. Philadelphia. o.
Cleveland. =: Detroit. ,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-06
Saratoga Entries for To-day.

Fair start: won easily stroller. h a. T. by Orna.
mt Promenade owned by Julius Flrischmann.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-03-31

that many call upon him ard cheerfully
pay him his fce but he gets no 2dver-
t:sement out ot them. They would
rather pay the fee five times than to
give publicity to TIE fact that they had
consulted him.
He denies that lie :s a mind reader as
the term is generally understood. He
pretenG1 to tell the past CO his visitors
their names ari the names of their
parents. all the little details of their
lives. but he says his reveal ton docs
not come through mind reading. He
says be can tell the same things of an
imbccile who is supposed to have no
mind. But there is one kind of dc
generate who is proof against his pow
Crs and that is the cigarette fond. He
does not know why cigarette users are
immune bat they are. lie can perform
on other kinds Of fiends, morphine, CO.
cainc. etc. but the cigarette tierd is too
much fer him.
Regarding his power to foretell
events, he said that was = part OF his
business but he always informed the
subject that he was rot infallible. III
fact he had made some mistakes. All
that he could do vas to 60 the best he
could. He was more likely to be right
than to be wrong, but tire subject
would have to take his chances with
the information he had secured.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-03-31

The Spanish American War Veter-
ans again desire TO call the attention
of the public to the fact that they will
give their second annual dance at
O'Neil Hall, Wednesday evening April
1st, where an interesting collection of
war relics captured in the Philippines
and Cuba will be on exhibition. All old
soldiers and guardsmen are requested
to attend in uniform.
A special invitation is extended to the
Woman's Relief Corps. G. a. r. and
n. G. A. Doors open at o'clock for the
inspection of relics, grand march tax
ing place at p. m. sharp.