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S p Q r TIN C.
MATINEE RACES
Good Program Arranged For the satur.
day Matinee.

Some excellent racing has been nr-
ranged for the weekly matinee az the
Delaware Horse SHOW Association Park
on Saturday. Tho events follow:
Event 40. l.
Mr. Tanguy o.. ... ...b. 2. Hal Bright
Mr Moody 60. @. .... b. M. TrXina
Mr Hollett 90. 60. ...ch s.. Billy J.
Mr. Mohaffy O.. &C.. LIB. M. May Wood
Mt Ewing .. o.. ch. s. William IL.
Mr.. w. II. Wallace o. ID. 6. Clyde
Event No. p
Mr.. Austin &C.. %. ..ch. 3. Joe Watts
Event No 3
Dr. II. Garrett ...br. h. Candy Chimes
Mr. Cooley 30. ....b. e. Prince Durock
Mr.. Carpenter 60. ......b. m. Lilly p.
Mr.. Moody O.. 60. ...br. m Marguerite
Mr.. Campbell o.. 90. b g.- -
Event No. A.
Mr. DUPONT D.. ... ....b. M Francis
Mr. Kyle co.. ... ........b. g. Mac *.
Mr. Wallace o.. o.. .....b. m. Dorothy
Mr. Darlington 80. ...b. M. Mabel c..
Mr. Lynch o.. ... ... 80, ..ro. G. Ruby
Event No. g.
Mr. Wallace driving Barney C. and
Pactolus Maid to beat track record
OF 2,3l 10 double.
Event No. C.
Mr.. Lippincott q. ....b. g. Little Joe
/ Mr.. Stidham q. 90. ....br. 3. Morgan
/ Mr.. Moody 80. &C.. blk. g. Borelda
Mr.. stoeckle ... q. ......br. m. Katie
/ Event No. T.
Mr.. Thompson O.. o.. .br. g. Cadvola
Mr.. Cooley O.. ......b e. Harry Hunter
/ Mr.. Larter ... 90. ..ch. IN. Lowney Cir
Mr.. Garrett O.. 60. ....b. m. Delight
Mr.. Farley co.. .....ch. g. Red Pointer
DR.. Mahaffy o.. 90. ..g. e.
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Indnn Mnir Drowned.

Cape May. =. j.. July 21.-Judge Up
ton Muir of Louisville, Ky, who was
spending his vacation here, has lost
his life in the surf while bathing.
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The Evening Journals Graphophone
Club is not closed yet. Get a machine free
by subscribing for one year. See the dis
play at Lippincotr s.-adv.
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NOTICES.

"TO WORLDS FAIR VISITORS" SEEK
ing accommodations. Altamont Heights
Tenting Grounds. 900 feet west of Worlds
Fair entrance, offers an ideal stopping
place; near all steam and electric cars,
delightfully."- shaded elevation. no dust, no
noise, relishable meals served, good clean
beds. in house and tents. large parties can
be accommodated. Holden & Co., Flnan-
cial Agents. 1922 Chemical Building 81.
Louis. Mo. iylS-it
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Tri- State Games.

York July 21-Penn Park was un-
able to hit Irwin yesterday and Will
Transport shut out the locals by the
score OF to 0.
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~ s.ional League.
How the Clubs Stand.
National League.
Where They Play Today.

Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
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Mrs. Ascum-What makes you think
she only paid $l.9S for her hat?
Ms. Wise-she's been telling everybody
What a bargain Il was for SO.
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FOR SALE. NEWSSTAND. BAKERY,
coel ward. grocery stores. saloons, farms,
houses end lots In all parts
OF city. on easy terms nave clients who
wish 10 buy your property OF business.
Yours might suit them. Send me a
description Of property or business and
lowest price. Money to loan on mortgage.
Rents collected. Estates managed. / sell
fire, fife, accident, health and plate glass
insurance. None but the best companies
-c7seaeEted. -. -. McEVILLY, Real Bs-
tate, Mortgage and Insurance Broker. 62a
W. Fourth ST.. Wilmington, Del. Both
phones. m19-eodtf
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TO THE CITIZENS or NEW CASTLE
county. My preference would be 70
succeed myself IN the Levy Court for
second term. as we now have ii on A
good working and business basis. But by
an act Of the Legislature. passed May 2s.
1891 a member Of the Levy Court who
has been elected for full term is not
eligible for a second term. 1 therefore Of
fer myself as candidate for County
Comptroller and solicit your patronage.
Respectfully. PHILEMMA CHANDLER.
iy2i-1t
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FOR SALE

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. PROPERTY
No. 1905 Park Place. Best OF condition.
Location unexcelled.
NEW HOUSE. 18TH & CLAYTON SITS.
10 rooms ana bath, modern In every de-
tail. Very reasonable in price.
CHARLES c. KURTZ.
Opposite Court Housel 10l1 Market st.
j2-eod.tf
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TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF
New Castle County: Being impossible
for me TO see you individually I an
nounce my candidacy for the office Of
County Comptroller. Having been clerk
under Mr.. George d. Kelley. the present
Incumbent. aud thoroughly conversant
With the duties Of the office l. respect
fully ask your support. Yours very truly,
EDWIN C.. CLARK.
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FOR SALE

Beautiful new io-room house. all mod
ern cOnvenlences, near Fifth and Broome
streets. The lat one loft. Front yard.
from. porch. cement walks. Bath room
and vestlbule handsomely tiled. Price only
$3.50. Easy terms. J.. B. OBERLY.
mlS-2m SsS Market st. Both phones.
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PROPOSAL

Delaware City, Del. June q. 1904. Sealed
proposals, IN triplicare will be received
here unit Ii a. M, July %. 1904 an then
opened for Installing storm water drain
age system at Fort Most n. J.. U. S. re-
serves right 10 reject OF accep. any or an
bids. Information may he obtained here.
Louis T.. Cairsrd, Jr., .C2pt. Q. M.
iylsbt,lG.a
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration were In due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned. on the
fourteenth day Of july. A. d.. 1904 and
that AN persons having claims against tho
estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested 20 the said adminis-
traitor. on or before the fourteenth day Of
July. 1906 or abide the Act of Assembly
In such case made and provided
ANDREW E. SANBORN.
Administrator.
Address. 1925 Market ST.. Wilmington.
Delaware
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American League.
How the Clubs Stand.
American League.
Wnere They Play Today;

Cleveland at Philadelphia
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Boston.
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JEWELLERS.
BUSINESS cAsDs.

ASHTON g. MOORE UPHoLsTER1NG,
Rattan Work and Chair Gaming. No.
609 Tstuall street. d. & A. Phone, 2Oi6A.
jy5-26t
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PUBLIC SALE.

WIN be sold at public sale, at 2is west
Elghrn street on Friday morning, July p.
1904. & Z 10 o'clock. a full line of Household
Furniture such as bedroom, ainingroom,
parlog and kitchen furniture and carpets
etc. and everything used about house
keeping.
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
REGIgTnn-e ORDpR.

AAh hiAAEN NA WIS 0AMNNH
New Castle Co. Del, July ~. 1904.
u lpou the application Of Andrew p.
SnnhOrn. administrator OF Willard =. Der
ricksou NJ D..late OF Wilmington hundred,
ln said county. dccedsod lt is ordered and
direc'o od by the Register Of Wills that the
administrator aforesaid give notice OF
granting of letters Of administration upon
The estate of the deceased with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertise
ments To- be posted within forty days from
the date OF such letters IN six OF the most
public places 0f tho county of New Cas-
tie. requiring an persons having demands
against tho estate Go present the same. or
abide by an act Of Assembly ln such case
made and provided; and also cause tho
same 10 be inserted within the same period
In tho Evening Journal, a newspaper pub
lished IN Wilmington, Del. and 10 be con-
tinucd therein three weeks e.. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
of office of the register o. wills
aforesaid, at Wilmington, in New
(SeaD Castle county Aforesaid. the day
and year above written
FRED ~. BACH,
Register CT Wills.
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BASE BALL.

WILMINGTON A. A. VS..
Thursday, Altoona.
Games Called at $50 p. m.
Admission. 20 cents; boys. sc; ladies'
Gree. Grand stand 10 cents extra to all.
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One half cent per word
each time.
Two cents per line per
month---six words in a line.
Extra rate if displayed.
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WITH THE B0WLERS

Flynn and J, Huxley Head the Two Men
Teams.
The standing Of the two men teams at
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BASEBALL STATISTICS
American League.
Yesterdays Scores

Athletics, .; St. Louis. 0.
Cleveland, 3; Boston, /.
Cleveland. 9; Boston, o.
Chicago, s; Washington, o.
Detroit, IL; New York, 4.
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FOR SALE

Very desirable corner grocery store and
Groom dwelling. on east side Of town. Has
always had paying trade. Address,
Grocery, Evening Journal Ofa1e. m19-tf
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National League.
Scores Of Yesterday.

Philadelphia, 8; Chicago, 4.
Cincinnati, s; Brooklyn, 4.
Pittsburg, 4; New York, 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-05

twenty-five targets up. entrance, $loo:, \
East End Gun Club, II, C'oleman; second
priae--Is7.5O IN gold, donated by East End
Gun Club, and third PEI e--Sl5, Ar go!d, 90,
mated by East End Gun Club, divided
one one pal pair Of pants, donated AZ Louis
5 Hsi dsHsisd y t Pe sra s
pany, Hammond; sixth prize-,one shoot
Ing jacket, donated by a. ]. lJpl,thegroye
one one neal Ticket, donated BY Lexington
Hotel, Al, Hart. eighth prlS2ee-,-;yMs Win
trell Company RroWning; ninth pr,l gSs :,
L Hiai dry Grow; tenth prize go shells,
Farmer; eleventh ptiss- I'M case, donated
one = I;air I s shoes donated by j, j. Goode
and Sons, Pemberton; thirteenth prize,
three bottles Gold Cup whiskey, donated
by Virginia. Carolina Grocery Company
cigars, donated by T. strieand, W VI Sh
j. Warreb, Sanford; sixteenth .prise-o2ne,
box cigars. dopated by q friend, BFooksi
seventeenth prlSe-two bottles Paul Jones
WhIskey, donated by Gus IJelarle; 7. Tlg-
nor, eighteenth MISUNDERSTANDING, dor
mated by Lumsden and son, Steatns'
nineteenth prze--forty, soda water tickets,
donated by Polk Miller Drug Company,
coquitt; twentieth pr1lzedenss "a n,e enr
WANT uspFt first przeH-one bottle of whIskey.
donated dseatsd''bs BY Gonneil and Miller. Marlin;
twenty-secondA prlze---one box Jefferson
cigars, donated by j. Anthony, Hutch
ingS. siaF f45t 5tf
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.CHEROKEE E
PLAY Ball !. |.
Richmond Team Took the At
ternoon Game on q Very
( Close Score.
AMUSING CONTEST At NIGHT
Indians Take the Game From
81. the Brownies Under the
Electric Light,


The Richmonds. Of tho Twin City League.
defeated the Cherokees in the afternoon game
yesterday before the largest crowd OF the, sea-
Son The game was fast and we'll played
and the home team had to play bail to win.
Tho Indians were fast on the bases and In
the field. but wofulIy weak at the bat, OBJ
taining only two scattered singles during the
entire game. Richmond scored In the first
inning on hits BY French and Edwards. and
again In the third Edwards crcled the bases
on a hit to right field that slipped through
the REDSKINS fingers and rolled to the fentei
The Indians came nearest to scoring In the
ninth. Dalton,s error. a base on balls and
a sacrifice put q man on second and third.
but TWO men were already ont and Duguid,
their pitcher, was not equal to the situation,
and struck out. Weaver, the Indian short
stop, made a great one-hapd catch back OF
second in the fifth inning, and jim, eEyoy
put up 9 great game at third TOR Richmonn
The Richmond team, by the way, as lined H. q
1T has this season. ard should make the
Brownies hustle for Saturdays game. Scoye
;, ~ +
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The Awards.

| 7 e q t k
Prizes in the various events were won
as follows: ~ s..
twen n ~ targets up; entrance, Sleol,
Fs prl7sdab sess9g t'fket u " nsps
d d. saaiG by East End Gun club, MARTINI
End Gun club Hammond fourt,n q, s pr,ffsbEI
f Hsmss: Ain nfth pMrlse-oneThalf case Old
Hspfy %hss ona!e gnd ~ aNa p aRsss
6s b. ea saupaers and sons. M a2
seventh prize-Soo shells ddmh9,9M ny eishth
ern Cartridge GGmnanSg, onaed d'' 81 Harris,
Rlnnpen and Company, Boyd ninth prize
one hmbrella donated by Gohas9 Goma p rcn
i SS4ss denaa Rrfbs g. 81
son; eleventh prSeEone crate IR1 newng
beer donated hs trhog nrae- epeMb os
renee Hotel, Ellngton; thirteenth price ltsd
ya pounds q 5n 9Yqs PAX pa sanqY esnaias
S bos s ssafs de an'ssttsedai psk Ml%s
Bropks sixteenth prizeGoHe eoHb Gismts
de Tbird ssSyenyH h sWeRRe flyer targets,
tasEsts Y Eno aanatsd By East
E EHh66 Il ~ w gold donated BY East End Gun
s sSst ey yf Hsst aa
& s,1Ms SsT Min ea Isader aonatsd ~
Watkins. coltrell COMPANY, =, T. 81, ntsa rhisl
s ksy donated by b.. a. sapndsFss Sons JNS
ss saE shsss Ha%Reaasb y aast dafdss
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Company, 1Iarrison; eighth prize---one
hunting coat, donated by Q. FL. Berry and
Company, r.. Coleman; ninth prize--one
meal ticket. tdona ted by Richmond Hotel
Inspection whiskey donated by Cousins
Supply Company, Brown; eleventh prize
one umbrella. donated by Gans-Rady
Jefferson cigars, donated by James AM
ithony, Robinson thirteenth nrize--nne
leather belt. donated, by 8. +. Bishop.
Rutherford; fourteenth prizeI,onl,e Z, p %;
s. Fifth event twcnty-h five white flyer tar
gets, twenty-five targets up; entrance, 81;
Zone Marlin repeating shotgun, donated
by Marlin Firearms Company, value va $50,
"A. Fox. IA .si ~ " SAY ii89
sixth event-flfty white flyer targets,
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They BREAK
MANY BIRDS
The East End 9th Club Annual
Shoot Passes Off Ste
cessfully.
FINE {; 1 I.E SCORES col ARE MADE
Shooters Make High Averages
and Large Number Of Prizes
Are Awarded.

With favorable weather ana breezes,
the annual Fourth Of July shoot of the
East End Gun Club was successfully
pulled off yesterday afternoon.
There were a largo number of entries
End the scores made we're all EXCEPTIONAL
iy good Mr.. j. A. Anderson managed
the affair and there was not hitch nor
dlscord during the day. Mr.. stockmar
kept the squads hustirg, and MIR. X. II,
Tanks compiled the scores
Mr.. r. II. Fox won the Marlin repeat
ing shotgun; J. a. Anderson made the
high amateur average, open to club mem-
bers only, winning a IS medl ticket from
the Commercial Hotel. He also won first
money In the second event, breaking ten
straight-s1O in gold, and divided second
money in The fourth events
MIR. M. D. Hart made a straight fifteen
and won first money In the fourth event
--$l2a5. t85e lsl5
Mr.. stephen Janowski, Of the local club.
SURPRISED all as we'll as himself by win
ring the championship OF Richmond with
tho score ots46 out OF 80. The cup Is OF
a most chaste and Handsome design
fhout fourteen inches IN height. bealing
this inscription: Championship Of Rich
mond. July 4, 1904''ii The handles are OF
spuck-norn and inside work ls iniaid in
cold.
Anderson broke twenty-five out of Ills
first twenty-five, and had n show OF
Winning. He started his second twenty
FIVE strong and broke fifteen straight,
Tut could only account for six in his last
ten. and lost out.
Mr.. p, w. Sanford. the popular shooter
from Blackstone, made the high average
over the professionals breaking 50 per
CENT He attributes 1t to the combination
OF Peters shells and a Smith gun He
also won the longest run-thirty-two.
The Scores.
The scores were az follows.
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Cincinnati, Il; st. Louis, q.

ST. LOUIS. MO, July (morning
game. -owlng to rain this afternoon the
ST. Louis Nationals played hut one game
with the Cincnnatis. Sanders was bat
81 score. r. III T..
ST Louis. 1890. 4 o 0,O01l0 0-S
iCincinnatl't ,........ 5 o OF o 0 0 OIL IS 9
Batteries: Sanders. Dunlsnyy and Gear
pires, Moran and thinner Attendance.
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Washington, q; Boston,

Washington, ii; Boston, S.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 4-(after-
noon game. hos ton won The afternoon
game from washington owing to Young 8
effectiveness with men on bases, !, I,
Score:.5g s a. 2 8 x. g. ~;
Washing ton Xxx. 70 @ O01 DU-s ~
Bost On N . Is. o g D.IS0 D o 0--5 ~ !
Batteries: patten and Clarkei Young
and Doran. Time 40. Umpire Dryer.
Attendance 5000. " si8
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Stanton, g.; Ashland,

Especial to The Tlmes-p ispatch,)
li5 STAUNTCN, Ma, July i.-The stanton
baseball team to-day defeated the Ashland
team here In the first3.of a. series Tof three
games by siX to three
Batteries for Ashland. Leak and Cross; for
Staunton Adams and Lambert. Attendance,
300 Largest this season.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Scores " esterday.

Scores Yesterday.
Al Augusta: First. game. eleven innings
Auelsta, i; Columbia. 2.
J Second game:s Columbia. 5; Augusta, O. i
Attsrnoon- savannah. n; Jacksonville, /.
AT Gharleston Morning Eamewc Charleston
= Afternoon Charleston, 4; Macon, 8.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

A At sirmnsh bingham birmingham, s; Nashville,
At Atlanta: Atlanta. /; Montgomery
At Atlanta Atlanta. II: Montgomery. !.
At Little Rock; Little Rock o. Shreveport,
o fourteen innings, darkness)
at At birmingham; Birmingham. Q; NASHVILLE.
a. Nv ~ 4
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New York, 9; Philadelphia, 8.
Eatf,e).--The locals could not hit Chesbto
in the morning game, which caused their
defeat By New YORK. IL Z, : !, 1,
New York -. O8s0o0 900 SO 10 9
Philadelphia !. !. o o o o 90 1 20 2
batteries: Chesbro and Mcguire; Hen
ley and Powers ,s,a J Time so / 40 Umpire
New York, 81; Philadelphia, 2.
enthusiastically out pitched Waddell In. a
game marked by few hits on either !, SIDE L.
Score: at "a. ). s5.. X. -: y L;
New York ...... o03sod9o0o1-ss 9
batteries: Grifith and klienowi Wad-
deli and Powers. Time 1:40. Umpire
Sheridan. Attendance 1s. 7s2,
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the FIRST ! STEP T

Toward recovering your health lis made
when you commence taking Hostetter's
stomach BIiters, II restores the stomach
to a normal condition, eQrreets the liver,
promotes bowel regularity and induces
.restful sleep. Doctors endorse ana recon-
mend II. 1t always cures Vomiting,
yRloatlna, Headache, Dyspepsia, lndlees'
ton, plzzlness. Cramps and Malaria,
Fever and Ayue. Try one bottle and be
convinced Of Its value.
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y, A cablsgram has been received announcing
the safe arrival OF Mr., and Mrs ] VII
Mr., and Mrs. Wilson expect 10 be away from
Jhe city until the early part OF the fall NJ
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st. Louis, IL; Cleveland,

DIT. LOUIS, 80 NV SAcAt@l - &ss
CLEVELAND, July 4--tmorning gamee),
contest being distinguished BY hard hit
ting and both loose and brilliant I, tiei IL X
Cleveland :eoo g 93ss a 319 Y Y
batteries: joss, Hess and Bemts; Petty
n nn.ly sus Httendan nee 1881. s'S
Cleveland, g; St. Louis,
gam t Cleveland won the ;,af ternoon
game from ST. Louis by hitting GLADE
hard and often IN the seventh and sel gh M
innings. IA !, I, :,
.cl sseiaia ........ 10000 81 Z
Bat terics; Moore and BemIs; Glade d!
aaa Manss' ISL e E oi'pS
Detroit, S; Chicago, 2.
CHICAGO, July 4-(morning gamel.--
Detroit punched hits and easily won this
mssrnings game. r q 81
Th atSag ] 929 SossSS rs 10
Batteries: patterson ana Sullivan y; IN y.
n 81 and king. Attendance $3.50.
Detroit, 6; Chicago, I.
CHICAGO, July 4-(afternoon game).-
Backed up by perfect, and e. M, tlmehs Is
res s e eRi a as asa iases e
ch Sears, ........... o Q 5000 o-l i 3
If Sattsrles Xlirocs al and MeFarlsnd d;
pres o'Loughlln and King, Attendance
10000. 81 iGQs
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Z Summary: Earned runs-Richmond, !.
Three-base hits-Da!ton, Two:hase hits
Bauer Garlic Struck out-by Garlic, 8, by
Diuguid, 9, Bases on balls-by earle. a; BY
Dluguid, q Hit by pitcher Knlghtly. Passed
bal.s--kn.shtly. l; Brahc, 2, Time OF game.
hour and fifteen minutes Umpire. Flts-
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10 the Reformatory for taking a coat
from sam Stern, The boy pleaded to be
let off.
II was led away by some other boys"
ne said, land won't dosso any more,
of YOU give me another chanea"
several: Of the old drunks were turn
cd loose to celebrate the Fourth,
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,g).-Boston easily defeated, Washington
ne local team was outbatted and out

ITF'TIiF' =,
Score: ". !. 5, X. ~ ~
Edstt,n e -. 3 o0oll1s2o-s AZ i
BaItaries: Or,h and Kittredge; Gibson
and Farrell. Time 1:45 Umpire Dwyer.,
Attendance 300. t.a3..Sa3... ~
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The Night Game.

The game of ball at Broad Street Park
last night was witnessed by quite large
crowd OF interested spectators.
II was a curious game. The diamond was
made smaller, and the second hasetnan and
shortstop played up on line with the pitch-
er The outflelds We're way in The ball
was a soft one, and rather larger than the
re- War hnse-holl. 55i4S
The Chcre KEGS Voc, accustomed t. the might.
faces, ai.n asa result Wp .roi 5tne nroWsi-s
BY tho score of o TO s. In a seven Inning game.
as errors and balks did not count, The game
was more like ehlld's affair, hut the nov
city of the thing caught the crowd A
There will probably be an afternoon game
AT Broad Street Park later this week be-
tween tho Brownies and the Indians.
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New York, II; Philadelphia, 8

A NEW YORK. July 4 AFTERNOON camel
The New Yorks Won their eighteenth
straight victory this afternoon, deseat-
Ing the Philadelphians INA one-slded
Score: R.3H. e.
New York ,....,..2 112O05o.-11 18 I
Philadelphia ..... 0 000,010O82-3 5
Batteries: Matthewson, ,Ames and War
ner: Mitchell and Roth. Time, 1:5o. I'm
3pires, Carpenter and tombstone, Attend
uncc. 22,1l3. s y
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JUSTICE JOHN HAS
RAISED THE FINE

Justice crutchfleld WAS emphatic in
olce Court yesterday. when he fined
George Randolph 500 and put him under
bonds for twelve months for carrying a
concealed weapon.
That's my price from now OIL said
Justice John. This thing Of worthless
Bpeople carrying pistols and other weap-
ons has got to be stopped
Police Court.
Mary II, Bragg, drunk and disorderly,
$3.50 and ten days,
4 india Raglahd and lille Taylor each
paid $3.50 for ahaying few words" & 4
Anderson Fox paid 81 for cuFsing and
abusing
II. n, Ward was assessed S for using
bad language toward Mrs, Bradson and
Mrs. Lands,
Benny Autchins, a small boy, was sent
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Sundays Scores.

Sundays Scores.
Cleveland. s;sf Louis. /,
Scores Yesterday Morning,
Boston. s: washington,
New York, O.; Philadelphia. 3.
Cleveland. 10; St Louis. u,
Detroit. s; Chicago. 2
Scores Yesterday Afternoon.
Boston, 5; washington, @
New York, 81; Philadelphia, 2.
Cleveland, o; st. Louis, 4.
Detroit, 6; Chlcagos !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-05
Boston. e.: BROOKLYN. q,

Boston, g.; Brooklyn, 2.
K BOSTON. MASS. July (mornlng
gaine),-B oston's long hitting won the
morning game from Brooklyn.
q score: f5 Il. n. ~.
boston 2O10Ol$.o,-G 8 o
Brooklyn ,.......5.. o o OF o o o 0 Or z
Batteries Plttnger and Needham; Gro
min and Bergen. Time, 1853, Umpire;
Emsiie. Atte3d dance. ESQ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-05
Standing Of the Clubs.
Pittsburg, u; Chicago, ..

4 game .--Pi tcher Weiiner, OF Chicago. was
disabled ny hatted ball and vas car.
ried OF the field. Gordon, who relieved
nm, was hit very hard in the Fourth
inning.
Score: s5 Fg{fs3lss "a II. II. H.
Pittsburg 81. 0 0 on % 0 OF ~ %
Chicago Q 9 9 q, a. 2 0 OF J; 3 =
Corridon and Killing, Time. 1870. Umpire;
4 O.Day.HA ttendancc. 1850 ts
lPittsburg, II; Chicago, s.
PITrSBURG. PA. July AFTERNOON
camel .--BothEpltc1ers We're hit hard. but
rittsbnrg sot more long f. hits int &, te
at@the right time. sifi
VII Score: s3e 35 r. II. ~
Pittsburg .....,.. 102O3032'-ll 16 2
& Chicago 0 2 / o 002 Id il !
"a Batteries: Lynch and Smith: BRIGGS and
Killing. Time. 2;l0. Umpire. O'Day. At
y 1nt,6 oT5