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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-09
LA MONSERRATE
EN- m AMATI


anuncio Ia esplendidez, la solemnldad
de la fiesta de Nuestra Sef1ora de la
Monse1rate que celebra en- Manatl
todos los af1os 81 opulento cap1tal1sta
y distinguido amigo nuestro don Fe-
derico Ca1af.
La function religiosa fue solemn1-
sima.
La hermosa iglesia de aquella po-
blaci6n estaba adornada con lu1o, con
arte, con ese arte supreme que 1mprl
me tCdas Sus obras Ia muJer puerto
rriquefla V esa deslumbrante belleza
conque luce a la luz de nuestro sol
que besa alumbra entire destellos.
Ell temple estaba ricamente exhor-
nado Parecfa una iglesia de Sevilla,
de Valencia itantas flores tenia en- los
altaresl
Un coro de voces suolimes lleno Ell
recinto de armon1as.
La nt1sica quiso rivalizar con elias
Y tambien resono en- las naves, EN- los
arcadas como I'm roc1o de notas res
balando entire hojas.
Entire una nube de incienso, que
envuelve en- celajes de perfume sa-
grado el altar celebrase el augusta sa-
crificio ante Ia imagen sonriente, pu-
ra, adorablemente pura de Ia Vjrgen
de Manati, de la patrona excelsa de la
Monserrate.
Y un ptlblico immense llena las ma
YES, no cabe en- el temple; y desde
fuera Sc agolpa en- las puertas de par
en- par, Sc extiende EN- el 5trio y llena
la plaza; por que van cantar las glo-
rias de aquella Virgen; porque una
palabra que tiene armonlas tan mlsi
cas- como las de aquellas voces de an
mo Ell nimbo que forman alrededor
de la Virgen el humo de los incensa
rios y los subIimes trasportes de la fe,
va entouar el himno de las glorias de
la Monserrate, va referir IA historic
confortadora de sus grandezas evo-
car Ell amor de Ia madre de un pueblo
y ell pueblo quiere esclchar la inefa
bic historic de aquella Virgen, esfuma-
da, misteriosa entre las nubes de in
cienso, sagrada por la fe y soberana
por Ell amor.
Era I'm espectaculo imponente, IN
grande y conmoyedor espectaculo.
Ell distinguido predicador presbite
70 don Nicolas Zdniga, el orador de
palabra elegante y de esculturales
fraseS supo exaltar la fe en- aquel pu-
blico immense, hacienda el paneg1rico
de las glorias de la Excelsa patrona.
Yo no sc 81 la voz esplenlida. tiene
amplitud suhciente para calificar
fiesta religiosa, que tuvo una nota cul-
minante, extraordinaria, el sermon del
Padre Zdnjga.
Ell opulento sefIor Calaf y su distin-
guida esposa repartieron cusntiosaS
llmosnas entire los pobres de la loca
lidad.
Fue un aCtO conn vedOr.
Despues de haber cumplido con ID
mas suprena de las virtudes, los Sc
flores de Calaf invitaron a I'm nlmerO
-conSiderab Bile de personalidades distin-
guidas TN banquete que Sc celebr6
en- la elegante morada que poseen los
mencionados senores en- aquella po-
blacion.
Para poner digno remate a tan her
moso dia organizo la Directiva del Ca
sino Espafol un baile brillantisimo al
que concurrio toda Ia buena sociedad
de Manati algunas bellas de la Ca
pital que fueron 1 la fiesta de la Mon
serrate,
Pueden estar satisfechos los sefIo
res de Calaf y la poblaci6n de Manat1
del exito cumplido que HI atenido la ce
lebracion del d1a de la Patrona.
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UtEl " uneceSaRsio
. SObRE DERECHO PENAL 7 CIVIL

A LOS ASPIRANTEs 4 ABoGADos pue-
de interesar la lectura y estudlo de dos
ibros, que el autor, Licenciado en- De-
recho, titula'
Apuntes de Derecho Penal y Civil
y contienen las contesta-
clones al Programa de examenes, ante
ell Tribunal Supreme, de los asprantes
al Ejercicio de la Abogacia en- Puerto
Rico.
DERECHO PENAL: TN tomo en- r1sti
ca, cuarto mayor, con Glen paginas.
Impression excelente. con tipo grande
claro. Tambien contiene algunos
apuntes y concentrates del Codigo Pc
nal VICENTE. - Precio ST. 50.
DEREcHo CIVIL: TN tomo en- rdstica,
cuarto mayor, con doscientas dieciocha
paginas. Impression y tipo identieos
tomo anterior. - Precio So.
~ Antor: .WarcO .4MtOMt0. Vi
Pidanse q la Liberia del
BoLETIN MERcANTTL.
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Don Dionisio TriSo

En- eli "Conde Wlfredo" ha regresa
do de EsrafIa nuestro distinguido ami
go don Dionisio Trigo, de la impor-
tante casa mercantil de Sobrinos de
Izquierdo y Coppaflia.
Saludamos afectuosamente al seflor
Trigo.
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Jose LlOmpart.

Colmado.-Ventas al por mayor detalI.-
Casa fundada en- 1SsS.-Completo surtido de vi
nos, Licores, Acetes, Conservas, Dulces toda
clase de provisones.- .-Importacones directas.
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SeccF(ssg s'eligs0Sa
SANTOS DE MANAN.A

SANTOS DE MANANA
Septiemb 10, sabado. San Nico
las de Tolentino, ermitafio y confesor.
MISAS DE MANANA.
Catedral. :. q las 7 9 9 de la ma1a Ia
San lose. "7M de Ia idem.
San Francisco. "7H de la idem.
Convento de S.
Miguel. 80. 5H de Ia idem.
Santa Ana. 7HySA idem.
Pta. de TERRA :" de la ldem.
Santurce.. -. 2 de Ia idem
Capilla T. OF. 6H la de idem
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Haba
La scala eTenerf
Is ::.s :' :.s: s:: yOD de EDQQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
L1WN TENNIS.
MoHenhaner WINS from WestfaU in
Kings County Finals.

The finals of the mons singles in tho open tour
nament Of tha Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
yesterday furnished The best sport ever seen on
these grounds. H. Mollenhaue- and S A. West
fall were the contenders and Mollenhauer won af-
ter four hercely contested sets Westfau obtained
the first SET and came within the danger zone 20
MoHent!auer In the succeeding sets, except the
last, when the fast pace which had been main
tanned throughout began TO tell WeStYall, and
he lost the set and match. The final match of the
mems doubles resulted, true to form. Wylie c.
Grant and &. 9. Kelly. of the New-York Lawn
Tennis Club, beat Alexander and Campbell The
summary.
Mems singles Ginal roundD-H Mollenhaucr defeated 8
Mems doubles Cdnai round,Ow. C. Grant ard G c
Kelly defeated Campbell and Alexander. Sc % Cd
6-1.
Wcmen's round robin singles-Miss May Sutton. Cali
fcrnia, defeated Miss Elizabeth Moore Go. Go
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EAST JERSEY MEMS DOUBLES.

Mems doubles constituted the play in the East
Jersey Lawn Tennis Asso eiation Tournament at
Roselle Casino, Roselle. " J.. yesterday Tho sum
mary:
Championship mems doubles. semi final round-A 7.
and r. A West Bergen Point defeated N. 5. ChaIlocl
and Clarlson RUayon. tr.. G-1, &c &c.
Final round-C. II. Miller L. Miller de-
feated =. l.. and r. a. West. Ct. Ga. e.
c.. II. Miller. president of the association has Of
fered cup TO the club winning the greatest num-
Der OF points in the season in the four tourna-
ments scheduled Three of the series have been
singles, and will take place on the Bergen Point
grounds. instead of at Westfeld. on September l5
70 and IT, The standing in the series is as fol :.
lows: Bergen Point; I; Roselle Casino. Z: Ilderam
Country Club
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KINGS COUNTY TEAM
HIGHL4NDERS DEPLETED
In Pitchers Battle Boston U1ins in
Ninth Ckesbr0's COSTLY Error.

Although the Boston players folded badly in their
game with the Hishlanders at American League
Park yesterday. they succeeded in punching their
hits in few innings and. aided by poor throw
by Chesbro the ninth. won. . to L 1t was a
pitchers battle. with the honors easily for
"Cy'' Young.
1t looked bright for the home team IN the first
when Dougherty. first UP. crossed the plate on
Parents high throw to first. And then for the
next five innings both sides made goose eggs. In
the seventh the visitors tied the score. Setback
made a two-5ase hit. and l2Chance flied to Fultz
Ferris singled and SelbaCh got to third. Ferris
stole 10 second. and on a poor throw catch him
Sel6aCh tailed There was much excitement in the
ninth, when BOSTON made its winning run Parent
started with single. Selbach followed with a
sacrihCe. then I4achauCe singled and Parent hob
bled the plate on Chesbro's poor throw 10 Nc
CURE The
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THE RECORDS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1suxE.I

ST Louis. July s.-The Giants two games
from the home team here to-day. The scores were
8 to and to 8. The visitors began the second
game in a businessike way. making in the
first inning. Bresnahan. first up, singled and
Browne followed with a bunt. Mcfarland feIded
Devlin's bunt to third. but the runners safe
all around.
McCiann walked. forcing in run and Mertes hit
into Farrell for double play. but Brown tailed.
There was great excitement in the eighth. when
the visitors tied the making runs. but in
the final inning the Giants got two more men
across the plate, which gave them the game
Bresnahan's home run feature OF the con-
test.
Mathewson pitched for the first seven innings in
the first game. and although he allowed only one
man TO cross the plate in that time, McGinnity
was put In the box in the eighth. With the score
"a tie at the close OF the eighth the Giants came
to the bat in the ninth and sent out three runs
Gilbert, first got his base balls Bowerman
sacrificed McGinnity then singled to right. and
Gilbert came home. BTesnahan followed with
fine twO-baSe hit to left Browne forced MCCiin-
nifty. In a rUn-up Bresnahan and Brown tailed. on
FarrelfS wild throw. The scores:
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SECOND GAME
NEW-YORE
Totals 81 5 92T II

-Batted Tor Wfltss IN ninth.
S, Louis . --'--'.... %
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RARTTAN HORSE SHOP.
Mss Roberta johnson D1TeS Vim
Rer at Nc1C- BrunS7cick.

New Brunswick y j. July (SpeciaD.-The first
horse show in the history OF the Raritan Driving
Association held here this afternoon In con-
nection with the midsummer meet. In the
first class ponies Is hands under. children TO
drive. the blue ribbon awarded to Bedella.
owned by Henry Banker: Sheriff Carman's son
William got the red ribbon on his pony Charlie,
and Mrs. Il. W. Johnson. the orange ribbon on
Sweetheart. In the class Of ponies over 10 hands
Nicholas DevereauXs Pete took first prize.
J. NJ. Barkelew's Farrott judged best OF the
roadsters. George Gathers Maylove took the red
and II. Bankers. J. \. the orange. Miss Roberta
johnson drove for the blue ribbon IN the ladies'
driving class and Miss RusscTt for the red
r W. Johnsons entry won in the class for the
horses suitable for station wagons The blue rib
bon in the class Of carriage horse teams vas won
by Herbert & MOke, undyrtakoTs
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RESULTS AT HARLEM.

Chicago. July 9.-First (six and one half fur
l2ngs,-1'okalon. % CW knapp TO s. won Ahola 100
CIV. Robbnsl, to .. second Harry New, 1u tO'is q"
10 !. third. Time. 126ia. Woodlyn and Seven oaks
second race (hvc ruronss>--Alen Avon. io3 'W
Knapp. 20 Ivan the Terrible. 10G tHeSeseal
second: Handsearra. 10 t4awren,el, . 10 70
Time LOIS Belzaranno and Sss Lee also IAN
Third mLebHear Catcher. 100 NtelS"sen,.
IA TO won: Foncasta. 1Q w Knapp; IL to l. second
outcome i07 Uarsen). II to . third Tine lAt9S
Sweetie. J. and Phil Finch also
Fourth race sx furonEs}-tlifton Forge. 02 tknarp>
3 won: Skful 1d1 tHerescn u TO >. second: Van
Ness. 10l tOuphanu 9 70 =. third. Time llN+s- -
mllcl-IIuumer II. lUi tMorriSSonl Is
= won: O~feo los Nv. Knapp. 10 second. Albany
G1arrIsl. !. third Tiue lis. Firing Line
Emma \. NJ. Scotsman. Safeguard and Lord Touch
wood also
sixth race zone mile hundred yardsl--TaucreG
III tPollaO. to l. Major Mansir. 100 Aubuchon
TO l. second Louisville 1Oi Gawrcnce), - 10 l. third
Time. 1:5+ls Handey. Cross. Horton, BI MasSie and
Mamsclle also
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tension, eT (AIcLaughlm, l. third Time, 1856
Fenian Thistle Down also
Fourth race Cthe Junior ClaInpionshp STAKES; SIX IuI
handle J2I Dominica to s. Miss Inez. 40
tHofier) third Time 10. Iayson and Moon Eft
Fifth (six Observation-Disclosures 100 (Roach). =
TO l. won: our Lille. 20 (Williams). to ], second
Orient. 90 LAustin) ; to 1. third. Time 1:2lA sig
mund. Stumptown. Sol Smith Sid silver Crime, Chorus
Boy Jake Ward. Mordelo. Caterpillar and Selected also
sixth race {one AMI three -sixteenhs meslsSse MO
Carthy. log (SovaD. !. Thane. los Fisherl y
70 g second; Hymetus 104 CHennessey). to D. third
Time 2llas. Athena ana South Breeze also ran.
SeN enth sixteenth miles, ora
tor. 1O1 GIowelD 10 !. won; Pomquol Pas. 100
Pisher). Miss Betty. % Nv. Davis, 10
third Time. 200 Judge Cantr.ll Lady Fonso. Cath
and Rolling Boer also ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
sIWANoY CLUB TOURNAMENT

The Swanoy Cabs tennis tournament which
has been in progress on the courts of the club at
New-Rockelle for a week, was brought TO a sue
ce2sful conclusion Yesterday. The experts or the
New-York Lawn Tennis Club carried off the honors
In mems singles and doubles The summary:
Mems singles. final round-R Il. BRYAN New-York
Lawn Tennis ciGo' defeated David Sands y. Y. L. r c
Mems double. final rounl-R. r Bryan and l. O. wveth
N Y Lawn Tennis Club. defeated w. q. MONTGOMERY
and Harmon Gray. Siwanoy Club. 6-3 G. g. Ga
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CHAMPIONSHIP CRICKET.
Brooklyn Outbats Manhattan at
Prospect Park.

The Manhattan and Brooklyn Cricket clubs had
their first meeting OF the in the league
championship series Of games yesterday at Pros
pect Park The contest proved close enough to be
Interesting all through. for, although Manhattan
eventually defeated by 80 runs. the last few
men did not give up hope and made great effort
Off defeat
j. Poyer did the best batting OF the game. with
4 free innings of 49, while c. Smith obtained the
bowling honors with a record of ) wickets for "a
runs. The score:
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WASHINGTON WINS AND LOSES

Philadelphia, July 9.-Wash,ngton was shut out
I'm the hrst game to-day but easily won the second
by superior batting. The fielding of the local men
ragged. The score:
P'II;ST GAME) r 7
I rhiiadelphIa $1,000 Ks o
Ratteries-Waddeu shreckengost: Patten and Kit
fridge.
SECOND GAMEO r. E
Washineton 5000. D 1 I'll Is 1
Philadelphia 49,. o . . % 6
- Batteries-Orth and Clarke. Haney. BeHder and
Powers. Attendance 1882
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ar-olds. Five and one-halt fur
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

s. I1ocia July e-First race lsi1 fu-ons.,-B.nson-
hurf. 100 tF.snefl 10 ,. The f>Sico,
TO J. second: BlGnontha % anderson 7 10 / tbI-
Inas III Miss Come BerT4e Hughes. Lady Charles
BoTaoiTo Hush Reuben ard stver Srnln also
5eeonc rice zone and sixteenth n,ilesl-Erst One
jO@ III Sl:l. 20 % 1, Second
70 = second Sister Lillian. 100 Davis to . third
Tine, l9ff. Mission. Hinsdale George Vivian Mem
Eri2a1n I:4ii:n Exapo. Mae Miller. Birdwood. Maid
Third fGrioagsl-Cesr the Arena OK I,:icon
to j. won; Matte IA. 100 CFisher to q second: Pre-
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coLrMBIA OVAL.
ST. GEORGE BEATS COLUMBIA OVAL

Tho ST. George Club of Mount Vernon played Co
lumba oval Team & ct WamSbridSe. and gained
4 victory by lOa runs. 5. Stedman and f. Thurman
made q good stand for the winners. while the
former and S. Thomas bowled in good form for
them For Columbia +. Phillips the chief
contributor. with good innings of Il. The score;
COLUMBIA OVAL CrEAM Q.
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METROPOLITAN LEAGUE PLAY.

The New-York Athletic Club tennis team won the
team match yesterday the courts at Travers
Island from the team of the West Side Lawn Tennis
Club in the Metropolitan League series In the two
singles and one doubles matches the New YorL
Athletic Club men won singles and tho donbIas
match The summary:
sinsss-Hugh Talent defeated r. II Mallory n Y
a =; FL. 20 60 S n: Caldwell ". Y. a. G.. de-
Shaw. &C l0-S G-3. ~ $50
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sUPERBAs LOSE TO CHICAGO
Ia TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRIRryE.I


Chicago. July 9--The Superbas lost another game
10 Chicago to-day. The score was 10 J. The
fielding of the visitors excellent. In the first
inning they made run. on q single and Two
base hit In the third the home players took the
lead. getting two runs Tinker singled to centre,
and Williams'S fly he got 10 second Wsimer
singled, and Tinker crossed the plate Slagls
flied TO Gessler, and Casey scored. The visitors
almost tied the in the ninth. when they made
two singles and double. The score.
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Total ..---s-...
KINGS COUNTY.
BROOKLYN LOSES TO MANHATTAN II

The Manhattan second team and Kings County
Team had exciting contest at Prospect
Park. where the Manhattans won by two runs
Z. J TaySo~ with s. not out. was the chief scorer
for the winners. while II. Whaleu and W. Williams
put % apiece for Kings County. The score:
NJ WI Att y
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R. C. VANDERBILT MAKES NO ENTRIES
Won't Exhibit His Horses in the Atlantic
CITY Show

Atlantic City. y. j., July Special Reginald
c. Vanderbilt. it announced to-day. has de
clined to enter any of his ribbon winning horses
IN the coming exhibit Of the Atlantic City Horse
Show. TO he held the Inlet next week Mr..
Vanderbilt exhibited his horses here last season.
but they few prizes and not any OF them
captured blue ribbon.
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P1rTsBURG. 6: BOSTON. 0.

Pittsburc. July e-The Boston players could do
nothing with Flaherty's pitching to-day McNich-
OILS was Wild but when he could get them over the
r
Boston s5''e -. . o 0 % .
Fatte-fes-Flahartv and Smith: Willis MCNichOls ard
Moran. Attendance 5.O5O.
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ST. GEORGE
MATCH FOR THlsTLEs. TEAM 3.

Good bowling by J. Titley enabled Team Of the
West Indians TO defeat the Thistles. Team B. at
Prospect Park by nineteen runs. II. Alexander and
J. Johnson with q and 10 respectively. the
chief scorers OF the game. The score:
WEST INDIANS c. c TEAM D
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CHICAGo. l. sT. I.oI-Is. o

St Louis. July Sin pitchers battle here to-
day the ST. Louis team was defeated by Chica GO
70 o. An by Hill was responsible for the
tally scored by the visitors. The score:
r. Fl. r
st. Louis ........... o o o o %
Battsres-Altrock and Mcfarland; Howell and Kahoe.
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DETROIT, 5; CLEvELAND. 3

Cleveland. July 9.-Crawfords single with the
bases filled drove in the winning for Detroit
In the teEth inning. Catches by Lush and Flick
were features. The score:
petro!t ..........-O o q o rs =
Cleveland 800. D % o
Attendance, A. los.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
NEW-ENGLAND LEAGUE
At springneld-springfeld. 3: Nav Haven.

At Haverhill-Haverhin :: New Bedford
Al Manchester-Concord Manchester ftep
innings). NN-N
At Lawrence-Lawrence 3; Fall River O.
At Lowel-Lowel. 6. Nashua. 0.
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MANuATTAN CRICKET CLUB.
VICTORY FOR COLUMBIA OVAL.

Columbia oval had Team u. OF Brooklyn. as
opponents at WiIhamshridEc and easily by 1885,
runs This result brought about chiefly
through the effective bowling of B. KortlanG. who
captured seven wiCkets for - runs. and good work
at the hat by nearly all the team with A. Hosk-
ings showing up well with innings of o. The
score:
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The Paterson and Kings County clubs met at
Prospect Park for their return game in the league
championship series Good batting by F. G.. War
burton who put So in good style. and good bowl
ing by w Dodds who captured wickets for 16
runs. enabled Paterson TO win by OIL runs The
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The West Indians and Thistles had an interesting
match In the association series at Prospect Park
in which the West Indians easily by 81 runs
after declaring their innings closed with wickets
down. r. C. Snow and j. Harvey made a good
stand for the first wicket for the West Indians
The score:
WEST
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FIRST GAME.
NETWORK.
Totals ....ss 2I1 2715 /


i',''- ,
81 Louis o o o ! %
Two base hits-Bresnahan. Devlin. Mathewson Farrell
Three tase hi,s-Bresnahan Mertes Sacrifice hits--Mc
tIann BoWermal e.. shannon. Brain Double plays
Dah-en and Gilbert; Gilbert DaAlen and Mcann Passed
bsl-ZearfoSs Stolen baSe-Shay. Eiits-On MaThews0n
in innings. or McCiunity in innings, o
base baIls-On Mathewson. . Taylor. d Struck
Out-By Mathewson. .. by Taylo=, 2 Lett bases
Nev-York. :; ST Louis. z Time OF game 1:55- I'M
pIEes-O'D Day and Enslie-
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Two-base hit-Bresnahan Home run--Bresnshan.
Eits-3 or Niltse in s innings / of NcGinnltv IN
inning Double pIays-Gibert. Dahlen and Mctiann;
pahleC and McGanr; Farrell and Brain; shannon and
Farrell stolen bdSes-Mc('OrmaCk. Merfes Gilbert
Wild pitch-Wftse Bases on HalIs-OT W-Its~. =; OF
Mcfarland. Struck out-By Wtse. 4; by NcFar
land. 3 Left on bases-Nev- York. 8 s.. Louis. 5.
Time. 1856 Umpires-O'Day and EnsIie- Attendance.
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STATE LEAGUE.

At Syracuse-Albany. Syracuse. I (hrst g7r,s,.
Alhany, .; syracuse. (second gamel
At BtnghamtOn-Bingha mtOn, 3; Troy .
At Jtiea-Schenectady. }: Utica. ?. A. J. & G. 8:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Baltlmore-Baltimore. 5: Jersey City. ;.
AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6; Providence, 4.
~ norohto-Rochester. 5 Toronto. 1.
Al Montreal-Montreal. s. Buffalo. ..
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CINC1NNArI- 5. PHILADELPH1A. ,.

CinCinanu. July S--NltchellS witness gave I'm
cinnati material assistance IN scoring. 70 which
tho local players added timely hits. Corcoran
benched in the third inning for disputng de-
CiSiOn. The score.
Cincinnati ......... O o q Ks 10 =
Philadelphia I 0 0 o o u o o IA 8
BatterieswaIker and Petz: Mitchell and DOoin- At
tendance. $3.50.
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BASEBALL.
Giants Beat st. Louis Tscice-
Scores, 3 to 2 and 5 to 8.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

NATIONAL. LEAGUE
New-YoTk. 5: ST. Louis. 2 Chicago. q. Brooklyn.
first game). Cincinnati 8; Philadelphia
Sev-YorA S; ST. Louis, 3 Pittsburg. @. Boston. o.
(second game).
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston. 2: New-YOrk, I. Washington. II; Phrsssl-
Detroit. 8; Cleveland phia. 8 second gamel
Philadelphia. 3; Washing Chicago. 1: ST. Louis,
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- Two base hts-McGpirs (2l. Setback. Sacrifice hits
Sonroy Stahl Selbach Stolen bases-SeIbach. Ferris.
beft on b3sesmBoston O. NeYoT $ FIRST base
New York. l. Struck out-By Young = by Chesebro.
o Time OF Same-1:50- Umpire-Sherdan. Attendance
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GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New-York at ST. Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Brooklyn Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
St Louis at Chicago.
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Casey SheCkard 90. Three hit--Tinle- Sa-ri
fee ht-Casey- stolen bases-Tinker. Gesser. Double
u!ay-Tfnker. Evers chance. Struck out-By Wei
uer = by Poole 3. Bases balls-OH Wener. 3: OF
Poole. =. Time OF Eare-l:f2- UmPire-Nforan-
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years old: EiS fnrinrr

ch. z Palmbearer. by Horo-
cd: won ridden cut BY one
l:S2ss.
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wATER2oY LEFT N REAR.

B-oor1atsck. Fishtal and ort Wells fell In behind
Gin; Waserboy's wonderful stride and frerenaous
strength secmcd impotent IN that 5reathIess rush
Around the lower turn through the hackstretch
aad 10 tie quarter pole ne carried them at spoea
never attained in any before
AZ Die mead o. tle stretch Hildebrand thought he
would WIN rs he pleased. bat Broomstick was
nearer than he tayrsht, and holding on with
. ienacity that seemed almost Impuaent Ridden