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WILSON & MAYERs, AUcTIoNEERs.
WILSON & MAYERS, AUCTIONEERS.
BY virtue Of a decree passed In Equity Cause.
Iunacy No. 1857. Caroline F. COrbett, will sell at
public auction the premises.
No. 3O4 Seaton St. NE.
(Eckington),
Friday. July s, at 10 AIM,

the entire household furniture and Furnishings con-
sistlng in part:
Parlor and Bed Room Furniture. Ext Table and
Chairs. OIL and Water Color Paintings, Folding
Chairs and Rockers, Silver plated Ware, Estey Or;
gan: Sewing Machine; Lace Curtains. Bed and
Table Linen: Comforts, Blankets, Pillows Clock,
Carpets, Rugs. / ton Coal, Eddy Ice Chest. Gas
Stove Kitchen Utensils, Trunks, Chests. Stands,
Brio -brac. etc. together with numerous miscel-
laneous articles.
FREDERICK A. FENNING,
jy5-3t Committee.
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AND ON FRIDAY, THE
EIGHTH DAY OF JULY, A. D.
1904, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM.

IN front Ct the respective premises the unoers,pned
VII oner FOR sale at public auction the folowing
the same at point Az street IS feet south of
the northeast of the said 10 and running
thence southerly on said street 10 feet inches
therce westerly and at right angles TO said Az
street 1870 feet to alley, thence nortberIy with
the line of said alley 10 feet 8 inches and thence
easterly $50 feet TO the place Of beginning i'm
west. Also part Of original lot 10. In square 400
beginning for the same at point AZ street 10
feet inches south of the southeast corner Of lot
lettered ~ CT Wses subdivision of certain lots
in said square and running thence southerIy on
said street 10 feet inches. thence westerly and
at right angles TO said 41a street 125 feet to an
point "a feet south of the corner Of said
lot lettered z, thence northerly along said alley
Il feet 9 inches. thence easterly 100 feet to the
place of beginning, improved by premises num-
bered Dds AZ street southwe
Also lots numbered and In subdivision of lots
1. and a. In square 400. the latter improved by
221 AZ street southwest.
Also the north part of lot 0. IN square 535 be-
ginning at the northwest corner of said lot Q and
south II feet inches, thence west 1O4 feet to
said AZ street and thence north said street IT
feet inches to the beginning. improved by prem
ises $40 Az street southwest
Also part Of lot i. In square 4a3. beginning for
the same 62 feet from the southeast corner of
with AZ street IS feet thence west so feet
thence south Is feet and thence east so feet the
plac. OF beginning improved by premises $40 Az
street southwest.
Also part OF lot I. in square 49, beginning for
the so feet from the southeast corner Of said
square and running thence north on line with
south 20 feet and thence east 100 feet to the
place OF beginning, improved by premises BIT AZ
street southwest.
Also lot numbered 30 in square 1858. fronting Is
feet 9th stree. west and running back of that
width the depth Il ! % feet to r'nblic alley. im
proved by premises 713 9th street southwest.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS, EACH
FRONTING so FEET ON HUBBARD PLACE,
"CLEVELAND HFIGHTS'

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS, EACH
E GIH1EaS 80 FEET az HUBBARD PLACE
By virtue Of a deed Of trust. duly recorded In
iiher No 1852, folio 81 ct seq; of the Land Rec
quest OF the party thereby secured We will sell
a RRss SueHn IN front Of the premises on
the following described real estate in the county Of
Washington, District of Columbia: Lots and s.,
corded in Mber County No. T. folio so. of the rec
ords OF the surveyors office Of said District.
Terms: One-third cash. OF which a deposit OF $50
the balance In two equal installments In one and
the purchaser, bearing interest from day of sale
payable sem-annualy) and secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold. will be taken. all
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost. If
terms are not complied with in ten days from SALE
the trustees reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and of the defauting purchaser or
purchasers after ten days advertisement In The
CHARLES R. NEWMAN
IRVING WILLIAMSON.
se2,-d&ds THos f. wAGGAMAN. Auct
BROWN & ToLsoN, AUCTs., 1412 H ST NV.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF
July o. 1so4 at the paees and times
hereinafter named, the Commissioners of the Dis
es bidder S he Exclusive right and pvese Of as
ing the several municipal hay scales from August
s august 70 t to $685. So %
elusive, for the purpose of weighing hay, straw,
No l. situated In Anacostia, d. c., at 10 O'Clock
m No. 2, situated at the corner of 11th street
g. situated at the Intersection Of 18th and B
streets NV. at II O'Clock m. No 4. stua ed
near ,th and Fla. ave. NV. at 80 O'Clock
pm No. 5. situated at Brightwood. D. C.. at
2 O'Clock pm. No. Q. situated at the rear of
the market house in Georgetown. d. c.. at 315
O'Clock PIN. No. 7. located on Wisconsin ave-. in
Tennallytown, DC, at O'Clock PIN. Conditions of
sale will be ounced by the auctioneer. Terms:
One fourth cash and balance or before the first
proximo HENRY b. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY
L. WEST JOHN BIDDLE Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia. jy1-6t
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THOS. ]. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERS.
VERY DESIRABLE TwO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING. NO. 406 Sd STREET SOUTH
WEST.
AT AUCTION.
by virtue OF authority vested In us. will sell
a. public auction. in front OF the premises.
WEDNESDAY, JULY SIXTH. 1904. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. lot &. In square 5sl. 20xSO. with
the improvements thereon. Rented at $l5. A very
attractive and nice little home In excellent condl-
ton.
Terms liberal and announced at time OF sale.
A deposit Of 800 required at time Of sale. Con
reyancing aud recording at purchasers cost
te2s dads THOS J. OWEN & son, Aucts.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
TRAINS EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD
HOUR" To
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
ts:o oS ann Buaei. P.iIo1. sf Mi Train
t9:OO an Diner and Parlor Car.
til 100 am. Diner and Paror Car.
sl:0Op pm. Diner and PsrIor Car.
$500 pm. Royal Limited" All Pullman
$500 pm. Diner and Pullman Sleeper
800 pm. Coaches to Philadelphla.
.11:sO pm. Sleepers.
$500 an. Sleeper
Alta ntic City. tf:OO. to:oo 100 an. ti:os.
''' EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
TO BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN SERVICE.
Week days: 500. 500. $50, TOO 7:20, 500
sso5 100 zoo 500 400 t.s Zoo sos $685. $685.
600. $780, 100. 500. 1900. II 80. II :a5 pm.
sS 49, 5os So sss s U.s. 100
1880. IL :33 pm.
LEAVE STATION. New jersey ave. and O ..
CHICAGO and NORTHWEST. 'ii:oo a.n.. '7:ss
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE,
'lo;os ,s mi 1;tbc .4;os Pr p; r w - H,cht
WHEELING. 1000 ..m.. '7:ao Pm.
xNNSPofs week Ed days. 500. ESQ ' s%.. Zoe
noon sSS RR t sussAy ,, ss: ,,o $50
' aSsiaEhhsfoSs: tS.:os !. IN; y: and 800 D.
ti ISst tis I'd fI Sh K IL .: .Ss pm
.,s - ssiss' ts;s' t 81
,pis s Isnf. so va rn 0'o' ts
fs . sSness is
# ticket odce., ols Pennsyivanis ave. a.w.. Nsa
York ave- and IAN Hs %S q
d. b. MARTIN. Manager Passenger frame.
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THos. J. OWES & soN. AucrIONEERs.

TWO VERY DESIRABLE Two-STORY RRICR
DWELLINGS, Nos. l62G AND 1880 nth ST
Nv. WITH BRICK STABLE IN REAR OF
At Auction.
by virtue OF authority vested In us we will sell
~ ~ Pnn1e suction In front OF the premises on
~ ISL JULY SEVENTH, 1904, AT FIVE
oChpSh I'M, lots - and q, I'm square 500
saeh 2l5xeo TO lO-foot alley. 1925 rented at
" 90. 1880 rented at $1,000, both good tenants
Terms announced ut time Of sale A deDosit Of
bioo required on each house upon acceptance of
bid Conveysncing and recording at purchase 5
1IIDS 4 ONXES a CON
JeS"uA9s Auetioneers.
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AND ON SATURDAY, THE
NINTH DAY OF JULY, A. D.
1904 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM

In front Of the premises the undersigned will offer
for sale public auction all that parcel Of ground
situate in Georgetown District of Columbia and
known as and being all those parts OF lots I27
and 1913 In Beatty & Hawking addition to said
town within the following description. that is to
say: Beginning for the same at the northeast cor
ner OF the ground purchased by William Ratrie of
Charles A. Beatty, the same being on the west
side of High street and distant no feet measured
along High street from the north side of Second
street and running from thence south southeast
with High street % feet. thence west southwest
80 feet thence north-nOrthwest Is feet inches
thence west SO feet to the west line of lot 1928
thence north 10 feet inches, thence east In a
direction going straight to the beginning 81 feet
inches thence south southeast 10 feet and thence
easteriy and perpendicular to High street 81 feet
inches to the beginning. improved by premises
1914 32d street northwest
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third of the purchase money In cash and
the balance In equal installments, payable In one
a. and two t2l years from date OF sale, with per
cent interest. payable semi annually, secured by
deed of trust the property sold. or all cash. at
the option Of the purchaser. All conyeyancing,
cOrding and notarial fees at the cost of the pur
chaser deposit OF $4,000 Will be required at
tn. time of sale each of parcels 619 7th street
and 466 Pennsylvania avenue and $500 90 on each
of the remaining parcels.
CHARLES F. HARLEY,
LEON TOBRINER,
317 IA st. NV,
Jp23d&ds Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
JAMES W. RATCLiFFE. Auct.

Chancery Sale of Valuable
Business Property, being
Store and Premises 0l0
Seventh Street North.
west. and Store and
Premises 400 Pennsyl-
vania AvenueNOrthWest.
Also Desirable Residence
Properties, 223, 225, 227,
$40, 3l7 and $40 Four
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
west. 713 Sixth Street
Southwest and l4l4 SD
Street Northwest.
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Baltimore and Ohio r. X.

General Passenger Agent.
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ny decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District
OK Columbia, in equity cause No. 2283S Bauer va.
Bauer ct all. the undersigned will offer for sale on
THURSDAY, THE SEVENTH
NTH) DAY OF JULY, AID. 1904,
at FIVE 60 O'CLOCK PM.

In front OF the premises parts of lots numbered II
ana ID IN square 49, beginning for that part Of lot
ass, point on the east side of Seventh th, street
her OF said lot and running thence south by and
WHO seventh street "a feet 10k inches, thence
Que east So feet inches to the south west corner
OK sa1d lot - In said square; thence northerly -
!eet iott lnches thence westerly and parallel with
me dividing line between lots II and II In said
square Ss ieet inches TO the place Of beginnng
ana beginning FOR that part of lot - aforesaid at
a point on the west line thereof distant II feet
south from G street and running thence easterly
Psrs ale with said street 40 feet; thence south
thence northeriy "a feet 1O inches to the place Of
beginning OF this part OF lot ID. the same being
subject however, to the provisions and 80 far
as ,he ersternmost feet inches are concerned;
declared OF and concerning the same In the deed
from Thomas Bates to Ebert G. Emack bearing
Date the 2lst day Of September, 1885, and carry
Ing with It, as provided In the deed the
privileges and uses of the alley lying on the east
side or said property and leading to street. I'm
proved by three-story brick store and once build
Ing known as 6l9 Seventh street northwest, oppo-
site U. s. patent office.
AND ON THE SAME DAY
AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
PM
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In front of the .remises the undersigned will Of
Ier Tor sale at public auction part of lot D. in
reservation b. beginning at the end Of so feet
tending south feet inches. the entire width
nom east to west of said lot %, viz. % feet be-
corded in liber ]: A. s No. $50. folIos 1879 to 142
OF the Land records Of the District Of Columbia and
part OF let 20. in Reservation B, beginning on
Pennsylvania avenue at the distance Of 25 feet
eastwardiy from :JfOot alley, thence running
eastwardly with front OF 25 feet said avenue
AMI running back with that uniform width of %
feet to right angles with said avenue II feet and
inches. improved by three-story brick store num-
hered 4G0 Transatlantic aYerne northwest
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jy1-d&ds
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fss e ts.n is IT, W g asa "s hSss
%So With III LAT SS': Years oSaehins 6y Hsitsr.
are prepared for good work this year North,
Dearborn. Rogere, Long and Forbes are all
Eyester. outhrup and Goodman promise %
DO faster, than ever at ends. Two freshmen.
Wolf and Day. show promise OF good things,
while there 10 \ strong scrub.
NEW HAVEN, Oct 2.--Ex-Captans Hinkey
a and former Yale tsSn h S
Field Coach Rafferty, The fulnblinE of ths
sIs ' 4 q xps b. i2f s ina sss
good team work. A. result OF his sood
Chewing yestfprdSy Tom sheylip end ruah
"a %:au Oct s viz s.ne s:vt
yanla proves that swarthmore is going 70
hs an gtRR s nyos sdaen sns
was minus the, services Of four ,9f lts best
pKeT' crack Tx aGtnT 81
sSsIssss hS
Is a great find. He weighs ss2 pounds ard
i siso doing fine Worf, Inc rest q the ilps
sncs cosey sad Lanai seem 70 be
lures.
With only two day. before ,,t New Ih YorE
the way the team win line up has yet 70 bs
YER enS the men s see IL
ksldlris. guards guard Rssiliy and Miller tsekies
Hulsart Quarter and MeoP % yell Fight hs III
Perry and Mliholland are ne most prom!s;
the 6aes Ss s Re is s lie hs
Dyck. the freshman from Trinity School
bis brilliant work last week. The line viii
average about 1875 pounds and the back held
1875 pounds.
PRINCETON. n. j., Oct. 2.mThe Princst ton
showing made BY the eleven In the game
and Rafferty,. who had been playing weak
defensive game. braced and played the y,
s s aeek
Coach Hlldebrand is here e expeetesd
end. Miller ia again in the game after ar
absence OF a week and will resume his place
at right end; Dillon Is stl laid up w, With ~,
get in the game for some time.
injuries received in the game with Roch ester
II me Ssfa
the next ten days OF two weeks. Iynah's
injuries are to his side, where he underwent
A. for lat St *.
shaking up that a quarter back gets In q
hardfonght football game, has proved too
keep out Of scrimmases and games until
his injured side gets strong again. Bird
will play quarter In Lynah's absence. and
OF the cams which have gone on the. field
In the two games played has proved sat-
isfactory, and general shake-up Is expected
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WORLDS sHOT.PUTTING RECORD
D. Horsan Sends the 10 Pounds zs Feet
10 Inches.

The latest sporting exchanges from the
Old World contain the account Of q new
world record for putting the 10 pound shot.
The distance achieved was IS feet 10 inches.
and by Denis Morgan Of Banter. County
Cork, Ireland, at the Mallow sports, a little
moro than q week ago. The perforinan &c
occurred in q regular competition and within
the stipulated number Of six trials. and every
precaution was taken to insure the validity
Of the record. After the contest was over
the shot. which was the regulation iron
sphere, was taken away and weighed by d.
Power OF Ballywalter. formerly official handi-
capper Of the Gael Ito A. A. and who came TO
America with the Gaelic Invasion team OF
lssS. 1t was found to weigh fully sixteen
pounds Then re ground o was ,o tested Pby
q steel tape, All three facts with af,ldavits
lodged with the Irish records comm ittee,
and there Ii seemingly nothing to prevent the
acceptance Of the new mark
about twenty years ago: but did s not figure nr
te shs he hn Sns I'll sdiEnr Sn and
ieoo. when be won the American title with a
Rt H Fl: set adt Gsss RpFqs bis s s
was found that the Shot Was Several nc
moved the World record zip to as feet IN hes.
where il stood until shattered by Ralph Rose
several tines this hSse best
games. St Louis about month ago; when
Corkonian Vas chasr!ned and vowed he would
never stop until he owned the worl d's best
figures again. Even he Id not satisfied with
that he viii move the m ark up to so feet
Def ore many moons.
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CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING.
Mohawk A. G. InauEurates Season With =
Five Mile Run.

The ross-country season was ipaugurated
yesterday by the members Of the Mohawk
A. c.. who engaged in q Eve mile chase. 1t
was typical cross-country weather. cool and
damp. and those who turned out for the spin
enjoyed it TO their hearts content. The
course was from the clubhouse. at I5sth street
and Walton avenue, across the hill to Cedar
Park. to fremont Park. and back. 1t was a
scratch run and the ubiquitous Paddy"
Meyer showed the pack the way for tho first
two miles. After that Chapman took hand
at the pacing, and at the turning point Bailey
took the van. All the way back Bailey kept
the lead. and he was first TO reach the finish
line, his time being - minutes. Others who
came In close up finished In the order named
and j Macksey.
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AUTOMOBILES.

200 AUTOMOBILES FROM $40 UP.
Our Main Saiesroom-one entire City Block long
Is damned full: more genuine Automobile bargains
here than In all New Works other establishments
combined.
Eiectr,cs Gasoline and Steamers
Runabonts and Touring Cars, $40 to $4,000.
tv We huy and sell for CASH!
That Is why we sell so largely for our motto Is
Small Front, and quick sale"
II you are unable TO call and inspect our Immense
Stock. write for lists and prices
Remember. only rela BILE Automobiles handled.
and satisfactory demonstrations given well as
instructions to intending purchasers.
Wu.LISS AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
II Park Place and II Murray st.
FOR HlRE-strictiy nrst Class aga power
touring cars By the hour day or week GARAGE
10 West 10th st. Telephone 1871 Columbus.
1903 RUNABOUT, Z house. fast: Al condition
ARNOLD G CARLSON Pnhces nny Staten Island
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Cornell Crew Captaincy No Longer Desired

ITHACA, n. Y. Oct. &C. Z. Boesch. 'o5
Of Washington ID. G.. who yesterday was
elected captain of the Cornell varsity crew.
resigned his office to-day, and another election
will have to be held. The captain is usually
selected by the crew upon their way home
from Poughkeepsie in June, but this was not
done last June year for some reason. Now
the honor goes ging and when the reason
for this is asked every one thinks OF the
fact that for the last two years the captain
OF the Cornell crew has lost his seat in the
shell before the race at Poughkeepie Is rowed
II seems that Boes CHI fears that he would
fare likewise should he accept the captaincy.
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Chess.

WILkEsBARnE, Pa, Oct. Frank Marshall
Of Brooklyn met thirty-fve players In two
day. In the afternoon he faced thirteen
players. winning eleven games. losing ono
and drawing one. In the evening he met
lost four and drew fve,
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New York Americans.
Loso HITS AND STOLEN BASE

Home Runs-Ganzel Je, Dousherty 30. Ander-
son a. keeler (7I. Williams %. Ful,i ~, conroy.
ESe1sd cS sSsr,. Isrss ssss fS,1
G.nr a' 10. DousSer,y 40. Williams %. Mcguire
a.. KlsinGE 90. 9TH. pSwei cl1Iks Carlson, Two
e eoSIos an osessrc 20 . Mceuifs Gn EiSerf.ld
Hp saPzel pox, Pous S1;fis g. k'sl'r np'
Stolen bsses-FnltI an. Anderson nsl, WI
lams dg, Elberfeh 90 Eieinow 90, pougherty
iiS), Keeer u6, Orth a..
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Fight II efcrGc Punches New Yorker In the
Eve

SAN fEANCfsCO, Oct. Flight gossip has
been very lively here since the Cans Walcott
usltest. The referees decision did not please
many Of Gans's supporters, who contend
that Cans deserved the decision on points.
Jack WEIGH, the referee, was sore over criti-
sisn ana having heara tnat ply h2one OF
punched Roche In the eye last night as they
met In the street. Roche grappled with
him, but WEIGH threw him 10 the pavement
and was about to hammer the head of Of
the eX-Bowery boy when friends interfered
and separated the pair. Walcotts left arm
IL In such shape, the ligaments OF tho elbow
being torn. that he will not be able 30 use
II for two or three months.
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BrOOkiyns.
LONG HITS AND STOLEN BASES.

Home Runs--Lunley te, Batch tT. Gessler,
billion @. Bstb Co. GsssIeI 49,, ,oS Shec y, O.
lItsch, bergen. cronin Jones, Mitchell. Two
base hitsvLnmley 90. ShectaId ~: Gesslsr o.
Cormick Is, BERGEN Iaeklllsch 81. Ritter 80,
mick tio,. shecFerd tiS, Sirans n9, Ritter (is,
Dobbs lis), Gessler uo), Batch a.. Jordan t6),
dillon (6l, Jackiitsch (9, Jones (3), Bergen,
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iew York Nationals,
LONG HITS AND STOLEN BAsEl

Home runs Bresnahan 90. MeGann q, Mertcs
az, Devlh. wiltse, Gilbert Warner. Dunn. Three
base hi,smMer,es 90; hTesnanan "a, peyln %,
q. Gilbert o. Donlin TAYLOR az. McGinnity
q. psh,en q; Dqnn wi,ss' WsInsr; 20, Two base
nan (3o,, Devln ns). Brow ne ue), Gilbert tls),
Bowerman ts. Dunn q. Mathewson ~, Warner CS,,
stolen bases-Menes o.. bahlcn $50. McGann
(ss), Gilbert Is Devlin CD. Browne U.s.. Bresna-
han tio. Dunn tal, Bowerman t0. Warner (0,
MathcWeon (3), McGtnnity.
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s29.o 200.
Redfern carried of the saddle honors at
Oravesend with ten frsts. He 10 riding better
lust now than at any previous time this sea-
son. Hildebrand. W. Davis and crimmlns
are also In excellent form. Tho entries for
to.day's races are "A follows:
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FARM MANAGER or superintendent on gentle
mans place. competent to take full charge, wants
position; nrst class references. W. MARTIN. Great
Neck, L. I.
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~. Louis Pool Tournament .

ST. LOUIS. Oct, AIN the preliminary round
Of the national pool tournament. John Duty
OF New York defeated Herschel Stein, the
Pacific Coast champion. By n score Of 100 TO ~
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WORK OF LOCAL TEAMS.

Nationals and Americans and BrOOklyns.
The batting and fielding records OF the two
New York ball teams and the Brooklyns are
a. folloMa:
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis In New York Cincinnati n Brooklyn
Chicago In Boston; Pfttsburg In Philadelphia,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York In st. Louis Boston In Chicago: Pha
delphia In Cleveland Washington In Detroit.
Baseball Polo Grounds, To-day. $3.50 =, NJ
St. Louis We. New York Admission boc.-Adt
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chicago. g. New York, g. Double plsy--Dsvis.
nundon and ,sbe Two base h ~. Sv g.
MCGUIRE Stolen bases-Elberfeid, Green On. Jones.
Tam chill. First base on bailsn0n White; q on
mann, =. wild pi,ch-Puttm Umpires-Shendnn
and Connolly. Time-l hour and Is minutes. Al
tendance-8000.
BOSTON Ali. 2;sT. LOUIS A.L.l,o.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.--The Bostons white
washed the Browns to-day. Errors by Moran,
Petty and Padden were responsible for one OF
the tallies. Young pitched his usual safe
and strong game though Petty was the more
spectacular. The score:
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SECOND GAME.

Puttmann, after the hTst INNING, PltcHeu
great ball for New York In the second game.
the fourth and nth Walsh succeeded him and
was being pounded Hercely when DARKNESS
ended the game. Conroy was put out TOT
ball at third in his place. Puttmanq did some
great hitting as well as good pitching. he
for a fourth when the call Of time threw out
the eighth inning and deprived Puttmsnn OF
his time at bat The score.