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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
SHOT A PRISONER
WHILE lie ON THE RUN
Negro co,nfess !. s = Shooting : I; 4
Girl at Ridge
sWaV.
Special to The Times Dispatch.

Special to The T1mcs-Dispatch.)
y ROCKY. MOUNT, VA, August 29.-Ofl-
Ger Andrew Edmondson, who was acting
sergeant in place Of r. G.. Greer. who was
absent and off duty to-day, shot and
mortally wounded atrlck Psllpot. color
ed, to-day at the Norfolk and Western
station. Tho officer had been notified
by wire to look out for the negro who
was on board the north bound train due
to arrive at II It's. lss,sSj
1lhc officer summoned five men to sur
round the train, which they did while
he entered the car. Tho negro was noti-
& fled Of the officers presence by the lat
ter's pushing his five shooter In his
face and commanding him to throw up
his hands. but instead Of doing this he
Jumped from the train which was at
stand still and ran like q deer. Ed
tnondson followed, and after several
times commanding the negro to halt and
he refusing to do so he began firing at
him. Tho officer fired five shots, two
5 OF which took effect. one in tho leg and
another in the back. The, negro bled
rrofusely. He was hauled to tho jail
from the station, where he received mod
Iical attention. and though now resting
quietly, no hope Is entertained OF his re-
covcry The negro was wanted III Henry
or at. Rldgeway for Shooting a negro girl
yesterday.
He confesses to the shooting of the
girl, but says he does not know II he
killed her: no shot her three times.
No blame whatever Is attached to Mr..
SIIdmondson under the circumstances, he
only DISCHARGED a. dTsagreeable duty as
the law directs.
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Fell With Rock, Unhurt.

NEW YORK, Aug 2o.Through his
agility and presence of mind q boy
saved himself from death yesterday. when
a two hundred and fifty ton block Of
concrete slid off the top of q cassion
which is being sunk IN connection with
the foundation work for the new United
States Express Company building be-
Ing erected In Rector and Greenwich
Streets and Trinity Place.
The boy was on watch on top OF the
concrete block, his duty being to SEQ
that the air locks were working prop
erly. AS tho block began to slide the
boy, Instead Of falling off and perhaps
being crushed beneath the block when
1t fell, slipped into the two and one half 4,
foot opening of the air locks. AS the
block fell he fell with it. but inside.
Tho block landed with a heavy crash
that demolished a score OF stout TIM
bers, but was Itself not broken.
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Property Transfers.

!. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e. stagg and VILE !. 70
Alice j.. Burrow. % feat on north line OF Han
over Street. $50 feet east OF Ccoar stree street.
! r.. {. Folkes and wife to James T. Sloan and !;
George D.. Pearrnan. 4sh feet on norm n Etr Or
'Hcnrico-John II. Guy to Thomas Jasey; t 10
81 hen n II s. Hu,ze to Catherine q Frost y q
feet Of, south line Of Main Street, llon feet
&c y. Meredith and wife to Patrick Henry
Wells a 10 feet On north lne Of M AZ street
John B. swartwout to O.. K. Miller, 70 req
on south line OF York Street. betwsen So FIX
and Virginia Avenues. Barton iie'snss. '.'V r'
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Local Option Fight.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
TAZAWIlrL. VA August 29.-Judge
.4enson, sitting in Circuit Court here to-
day, granted Il petition OF the citizens Of
Pocahontas. calling local option elec-
ton in that town. Under the law the
election will have to BIO held between the
I'd and 9Th OF October The petition con-
talned forty-seven signatures and with
the addition of others promised, It Is
claimed by the ant-whskey people that
tho town Will go dry by u good majority,
The coming election Is causing n good
deal of excitement at Tocahontas, and
the fight between the vets and drys will
be fought to a bitter end,
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Beggat Had So, 900.

NEW YORK, August 29--Long known
to the police for his fraudulent practices
Nathan Lipsly ffty-five years old, q
boggar who gives his address as NO..
187 Clinton Street. was yesterday sem
fenced to six months OH the Island ny
Magistrate Baker, in the Harlem Police
Court. When arrested Sunday, at the cor
ncr OF Cnc Hundred and Third Street and
SECOND Avenue. a bag containing $1,000
III gold coins was found about his neck.
In one leg Of his trousers wefo dis
covered a secret pocket In which We're
bills and gold coins, together with rent
receipts for tenemcnts at Nos. IS and 20
Clinton Street The police believe that
Llpsky Is the owner of this property.
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SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
Carroll Citizen Dangerously
Wounded BY Old Enemy.

Especial to The TimeS-DiSpatcn.)
CtL!DESBORO, VA, August 29.-News
has just reached here by phone that Mr..
r. Pickett, who resides In the lower END
OF this (CarrolD county. was waylaid and
very dangerously IL not fatally shot with
a brcechlondlng shotgun in the hands
s OF Martin Greenwood IN
A negro, who was m accon1plice IN
tho affair, llas been captured md hns
confessed to being a. partner with Green
wood. He says Greenwood is the man
that burned Puckett's barn some months
ago.
Greenwood went to Puckctt's house,
concealed himself behind some bee
hives ana when Puckott started out to
go to his barn no was fired upon as
stated An old erudgo is said to DO the
cause OF the trouble,
Mr. puckott is q good clifton. Green
wood is n tough, troublesome man. Blood
hounds arc on his ltrnll.
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Rate On Cotton Goods.
.(By Assocln ted Press

n 700''I" Thy NSHOUTHlHU I'TeSHI a M 80
WASHINGTON. August 29.Irhe final
hearing in the case of the, Warren Manu-
featuring Company, and others against tho
held in Washington on September 22d.
IL involves tho rate on cotton goods from
Warrenyllle, Grant eyill!e and Yanclusss.
Nav York. Oh the Same date the COM
mission also will conduct the final hear
Ing In tho case Of James u Qulmbly. and
othors against the Clyde Steamship Com
ei har Tia HAT rates from proyidence, Bos-
ton, Now York, Phlladelphia., and Bati-
moro to@Aikcn and other South Caro-
lima points, arc unjust rs compared with
rate given to Augusta, Ga EE
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NORFOLK VS.. BROWNIES,
Old Rivals Meet To-day, To-mor-
row and FRIDAY.

Norfolk's crack baseball team Will pc
here to-day for a threo-days' series with
Albert Anthony's Brownies. The games
are duo to be the best to be pulled off
here this season When the aggregation
from the City by the Sea came here
some weeks ago they We're given a good
defeat but when the Brownies went to
Norfolk they were the ones to got the
short end of the propositions, The play
ers who went down claimed that they
wero robbed by the umpire,
To-day either Dick Duke or Pau l3eh-
der viii do the umplrlng, and they arc
square with every team that comes mere
Each player gets all that Is coming 70
him, and nothing more,
Charters or Fitzpatrick Will likely 40
the pitching to-day, Fltz Is just back
from the Southern League, and the fans
are anxious for him to do some twirllng
on the diamond here.
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Escape Caused Death.

TRYEBURG. Me- Aug. 2o.--woodman
S. Eaton, who had been connected with
the Maine Central Railroad for many
years. died Of heart trouble yesterday.
after he and his wife had escaped serious
Injury In an automobile accident.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton had started on q
trip from here to Portland, when the ma
chiricry Of their automobile failed to work
and Mr.. Eaton was unable to prevent tho
car from going down an embnnkment.
Neither Mr. nor Mrs. Eaton suffered In
Jury, but few moments after the ac-
cident Mr.. Eaton dropped dead, the cx-
element OF the experience having caus-
ed heart failure. Mr.. Eaton was fifty
nine years old a%
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N. M. Warner.

x. (special to Tho Times Dlspatof.l
STAUNTONT VA, August 29.-Mr. n.
NJ. Warner died hero to-day after several
months illness, aged fifty-nlne years
Flo is survived BY a young wife. He was
n Confederate victorian He was ono OF
the first mall CARRIERS Of staunton. and
only resigned few months ago after
about fifteen years service.
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PEOPLE Suffering.

BERLIN, August :0.-Thc price Of meat
in Germany Is rising-has risen, In fact
almost 10 a famine rates In consequence
OF the regulations closing tho frontiers
against Russian meat and American
timed meats for 1.-The benefit Of the
"junkers.
The butchers In all the provinces, at
ter neffcct,lal appeals to General von
Podblclsk, Minister of Agriculture, have
resolved, conjolntly with the municipal
authorities to appeal to the Emperor, re-
guessing his Intervention on behalf Of the
suffering lower classes.
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ATHLETICS TAKE
ORION. BLUES !
Washington and New York De-
feated, But Champions
Beat St. Lofts.
THE PIRATES STILL WINNING
Eastern National League Teams,
Except Giants, Have Bad
Day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, 60; Cleveland, o..
Detroit, 2; New York, 9.
Where They Play To-day.
RS fSsAs Washington at Chicago. ~
THE PIRATES STILL WINNING
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Where They Play To-day.

3 WIN = M '1I-11uy 80 -e7'J
Boston at ST Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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Used Siphon On Brain.

DENVER, COL, Aug. 29,-When ]. ~.
Cart, miner had his skull crushed by
a falling drill in the Golden Cycle NINE
last "Wednesday 1t was believed - thaI {, ne
could not survive, but Cart Is still alive,
and there IS a chance for his recovery.
On Thursday evening sixteen pieces
Of splintcred bone were removed from
Carts brain, and Sunday night the hos
.pltal surgeons performed an operation
ant of the medical line. Carts brain
was washed, and minute portions OF bone
were sphoned from the mans head;
cart is not suffering much pain, ana
talks freely with the nurses IN the nos
;fol {. u ~
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.EMPOR|As BEAT
THE BROWNIES
gTwirler Hobbs Had Good S,ip-
u port and Pitched
NJ We'll.
NORFOLK TEAM HERE TO-DAY
The Game Yesterday Was Fullof
Snappy Plays and Pleased
Large Crowd

T,tnporla made Ii. Hobbs do the pltch-
linz yesterday and the box artist twisted
+ Victory from AntEony's Brownies In
one OF the best games secn here for
some time. Until tho ninth inning there
was lingering doubt as to who would
( be the winner OF the hot contest. There
were more exciting plays and Incidents
(. In the game than mas characterized any
exhibition on the local diamond for
several weeks. rho score was 4 to 8, anu
the visitors had the big end. ri
There was nothing wrong with the
rootcrs from. either team. ! And other
things happened 10 make things lively.
For instance, In the eighth inning, Mi.
II TWIster Hobbs carrie to bat first lie
didn't do a thing but paste one on the
trade mark and sctt It out to the tall
uncut The six feet three inches Of
i solid manhood went around to the thru
q sack before the BAR was fleldcd. But then
s something happened. His Umps called the
runner out for8cuttlng" the initial sack.
or course there was a howl. a rootera
+ wouldn't be entitled to his seat y ne
didn't kick against such II thing But
Bender, the umpire, was firm, and his de-
. H.. j
incident, Hill, tue man who holds down
tho first sack. followed Hobbs. and Hill
sent one out to lef, garden. The ball took
bad bound and before 1t couiu be re-
turned, the batter was on third sack.
He failed to Put his hoof on the second
gack and was, therefore, called out. The
two plays coming together raised q lot
OF excl emcnt, ana there was some grow
ing. but 1T didn't stop the game for long.
Manager vinson ordered his men to the
field and they he'd the Brownies IN the
last inning and made The score 10 8 1T
J The lnIsh.
How It Came About.
A hit, a. base on balls and an error In
Tho first inning, gave the visitors one
run. In the third inning, Doak led with
q single and moved up when HICKS sent
one to The left garden. Watson was
given Transportation 10 first and then
II. Hobbs tore OF a single. Doak scored,
ana the men moved up. On a general
bad play, Watson came over. Hobbs was
caught at the plate when Lindsay sent
one 10 the nfe!d. Two hits IN the
fourth inning netted the visitors another
run. and but for fast double between
Second I3ascman Eacho and McEyoy on
4 third. another run would have been made.
This was the necessary four runs. and
there was nothing else doing after that.
- Three hits in--the-t,trd inning gave the
Brownies two runs and two safe WEack3
I'm the sixth Timing Melted another run.
After tina. 1t was all on.
Num-, the man in center garden for the
visitors, pulled down several that we're
labeled for the free country. hlcEvoy's
drive in the seventh 5lnnlng would 30
good for three sacks in four out Of five
games But Num- pulled 1t away from
the fence and probably saved the game
for his mates.
The Official scores Of the game follow:
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CROP CONDITIONS
a(By Associated Press, J

WAsEINGToN,,A August os.-The Wealth
or bureaus weekly summary Of crop
conditions SAYS: I'D d Ga
In some northwestern 9Ga l q q Texas
nj Alabama and Georgia., Improvement
III, condition OF cotton Is Indicated,
and lii Oklahoma and Indian Territories
Conditions; elsewhere. cotton has not
made favorable progress. Complaints Of
Shedding are received from. every State,
OF rust from the eastern, districts, 9f pre-
and North Carolina, and oftrot ding OF
boils In South Carolina, q eorsia. a Ia bama
and Mississippi. The bolls are opening
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COLLAPSE in Sugar Market.

q PARIS, Aug. 29.--There was another
collapse in the sugar market yester-
day, owing to the sudden death, UNI
der circumstances indicating suicide. Of
Ernest Cronier, chairman, OF the board
Of directors Of the Say Sugar Refinery,
the most important concern In the trade.
Shares fell 800 points from $40 to $50.
The sugar market, suspended operations.
The foreign exchanges according TO re-
port; have not been affected by the
incident. s{iiy, Ff, E
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Diving Together.

a NEW YORK. August 29.-1n adjoin-
ing cots in st. Mary's Hospital, Jamaica,
L. T., two brothers, both Catholic priests.
lay dying last night, one from appendl-
citis ana the other from typhoid fever.
One was stricken after having wrecked
his constitution through his zeal In build
ing UP his church. while the other had
taken up his brothers. work only three
DAYS, when he, too, was seized.
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Thursday, August 31st.

gust 10Th, between. Arthur +. B Robinson,
Vide president, and A. Brockenbrougt,
Club, and B. H. West, trustee, I will sell
at public Auction, on THURSDAY, Au- 3
gust slst, commencing at 1880 clock.
eub No a1 ns Grace Us Street
& Ing OF handsome Leather Chairs and
Rockers. handsomely Carved Quartered
oak Library Table1o nne Rattan !. Chairs
fine Steel Eligrnyings and handsome Pic
lures, 3 Ceiling Electric Fans. Buzz Eleo-
trio Fans. Rooms Of fine Velvet Car.
Rooms Of wild's Inlald and Plain Limos
o tSat oaF Arm "e Ghars, IS ouartersa
and backs |; is Arm Oak Chairs. Quartered
Oak Card and Center Tables, Claw Foot
costHRner 3uartored oak Book Case; a los
Ct hsG =; noos up m
Center Divan Of Quartered Oak, hne
tis Chairs very handsome Chartered O2l
rors and claw feet; good Office Desk.
Leather Seat Revolving Chair. Electric
Desk Lamp, CHARTERED Oak Hall Seat,
Buffet Bar and Billiard room.
Large and very handsome Quartered
rors, electric lights and refrigerator at.
ttachnent: handsome Ear Counter A OF
Polished Quartorod Oak. with mahogany
top and brass foot rail; Oak Lattice Par
tain in perfect order Cost $3.50 I. fine
Filter. No.. A National Cash Register:
with 2 total adding counters, detail strip
Large Punch Bowls. 2 fine Regulation
BRUNSWICK, e-Cnllnnder Co, Pool
Tables, handsomely lnlald, and Billiard
perfect order: Electric Chandeliers, -
Billiard room High Chairs with arms and
foot rests: fine Iron Safe, with comhlna-5
ton lock-: Ice Boxes, United States Liquor
Club. which Is considered unusually broad
and liberal. 8# 1s 8Ss III
SALE POSITIVE TERMS CASH.
Tho Indies most respectfully invited to
attend the sale. - -. ~, Si
Trustee.
r. Tho Valentine Auction Co., Auctioneers.
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rapidly generally throughout. the belt.
etd picking, 10 IN progress IN ali but tho
hbrtherly districts.
Tobacco, has suffered from wet wealth
er IN portions Of Kentucky and IN vr..
mentioned statb'has generally made good
progress, A good crop Is proniisna ~
Pennsylvania New York and New Eng.
la nfau cut u (. u general: ,o,,,p
PIES are received from Maryland, and
Virginia, but elsewhere the outlook for
this crop continues poor. 4i
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Tennis Tournament,

'7-- NJ (Ry AssOc1ated Fress.5 . 90
their success to-day in the seml-hnals
OF the all-coinars tournament, Beals g.
Wright, Of Boaton, and Clarence Hobart,
of New York, Will meet In the finals to-
morrow to leclde Which shall have the
honor Of challenging Holcombe Ward, OF
Orange, N. u, for the United States sln-
Wright defeated william I.aEned. q
name Twice on the championship eup.in
a four-set match, the first sci Of which
Lartied Won.., Hobart won HIS, way into
the finals g fter, 81 hard 5, fovg " cont9gs
hainK PLAYED, n ~ I. v -slEl
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Bargain Seekers Injured.

1NDIANAPOL1s. August 29-Flftecn
nersons. twelve women and three men,
were injured yesterday in q rush for
ha rga,,,s at a washington Street store
1yhero soma Kitchen utensils had been
advnrtlscd for sale at low price:
Rofore opening time two thousand per-
aons hcsleged the doors. knocking down
and trnmpling each other in their anxiety
- scclre the coveted bargains. Just as
tho crowd was admitted, O woman faint
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lii Iitsu Defeated.

AsHEvrLLE, N. Cy August 2G.-At
HcndersonyiIlc tonight a. Klzumi. OF
JAPAN u,i Instructor 81 81 jltAu at Harvard,
was defeated by Pheland Beale. q H 7I.
dersnnvllle, a student OF Columbia Uni
The contest was for two falls out sof
three. Beal secured thes. first fall IN
three seconds with a rear. hammer lock;
The second fall he attained wilma tul!
Nelson in one minute.
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Mrs. Rockefeller in Good Health.

CLEVELAND, o.. Aug. 2D.--Denial Of
reports that Mrs, John p. Rockefeller
is Ill owing to the attacks made upon
her husband. and has been ordered by her
physician to stop all charitable work. was
made BY Dr.. II. r. Biggar last night.
Friends made the statement several
weeks ago that Mrs. Rockefeller had
taken to heart the attacks made upon
her husband In various publications., cs-
pecally the assertion that his inoney was
tainted" She was not In very good
health at that time. but the summers
rest at, Forest Hill, 1t Is reported, has
brought back much Of her former
strength
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R;chmonders in New York.

NEW YORK, August 2e.--Albert-7-Aliss
F, 1haihemer; Wolcott--A. D. Ballauff;
Hotel Astor-Mrs. ]. F.. Cannon' Abe
mare-'r. Williams. Jr.. Mrs. c. e. Buck;
Broadway Ccntral--W Q. Day; Navarro
J.. s. stevens; Breslin-J. G. BOYD ana
wife: ST. 5Denis-Nirs. E. r. Victor; New
Amsterdam-J. B.. Mordecal and wife;
York;, D. Crump.
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Clelnency Refused.

a9T (SpccIul Go Tho Times DispatCh,l rs
RALEIGH, n. q, August aa..--tioyert,or
Glenn. decllLlss to commute tho death SEN
tence Gf Ashley Moore, negro. convicted
In Sampson county Of ontraglng negro
girl, aged eleven, He gave ex-L'ongres
man Fowler n hearing this afternoon In
behalf Of Moore. September ia ls Ia
date OF execution.
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yirginians in New England.

Especial to The Times, DItspatcn.l
latest arrivals at New England resorts
arc Che following from vtrsinia; u,
friction Woods. N, H.--AtF. and Mrs. w,
r. TAYLOR. Master Henry NJ, Taylor, Rich
The summit, Mt. Washington, Al. HI
Mrs S. ]. Armstrong, Margaret NJ. ARM
strong. Dan Armstrong, Hamptoni MlSS
Core M, Luty, Leesbuvg, IS
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Negro Saves White Woman.

TRENTON, N. j.. August 90. Tho po-
lice have learned that Grifflths Christlan.,
the aged negro who was SO badly siasned
with razor Saturday IN what was was re. re-
ported to BIO fight with an unknown y
white man, was really injured rs my
result Of his efforts to save his crn-
nlovcr. Mrs. 8. d. Person, proprietor of
The Princesvlllc 'rHalf-wny House, from
: murdcrous assault at the hands OF
Alfred Flynn, colored.
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.Lincoln's Birthplace Sold.

1I0bGENsv1LtI KY. Aug. 2o.--.
Abraham 1,liicoin's birthplace, a 11O-ncre
farm, was yesterday sold ut auction TO
Il. j Il Collier, OF New York, for $4,000
Tho property was sold by order Of
court III the bankruptcy case Of a. w.
Bonnctte. Of New York, who had pur-
chased II fifteen years ago from the Creal
family, into whose hands 1t camo at tho
time the Lincoln family removed from
tho state. AEg,
John u. Burton, of Philadelphia. and
w. D. Frost. of Chicago. were also bid
ders at yesterday 9 sale.
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Pittsburg, SO; Philadelphia, IS.
Y PHILADELPHIA PA, August %
from Philadelphia.
First game =,
Score: r. Il. y =
Philadelphia ....... g 0014o 1922 9
Batteries: Sparks and DOOM; Lynch and
Gibson. Time, 1870. Umpire. O'Day At
tendance. 6,479.
Second game ~
Score: ~ r. -
phindelphln .....21 1000 10 II 8
Bateries:, ,Robertallle. smith ana ln GID
Time, 100. Umpire, O'Day. Attendance,
$40.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Clubs Won Lost P Clubs Won Lost
New York....ss 80 .7ls Cincinnati 81 s. .5l7
81 tsh,,re III AZ 649ISt Louis.....A6 ~ 1888
1910 40 .aoe brooklyn ....o1 81 .oiv
&c 50 $50 Boston &I.....oS % .3lt
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DOLPHIN STAKES
FOR vvATE|:.|R:.L..|GAT
Brady's Horse outclasses Field
and Scores Easy Victory
at Shecpshcad Bay.
YANKEE CONSUL A WINNER
.Balzac First in Steeplcchasc and
Humo Gets Sixth
Race,
CONSUL a WINNER
(By Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK, August 29,-James 3.
Brady's waterllght, the 2 to 5 favorlte.
scored an easy victory In the Dolphin
stakes for three year-olds at Sleeps
head Bay to-day,
Waterllght ouclassed his field Yankee
Consul we'll backed, made runaway
race OF tho Partridge stakes.
Jockey Arthur Redfern was suspended
for tbs remainder of the meeting for
disobedlence at tho post In the first
race,
First race--six furlongs-Shot Gun @ to
2) f1rst. Goldsmith 90 to y second, D'Arkle
e 10 u third, rime, lilo 3-5.
Second neutrality-suspicious. short course
-Balznc III 10 20) FIRST. Grandpa "a to q
second, Black Death Ga e y third
' tThl ttsaice-tfls Partridge stakes; six
f,lriongs-Yankee Consul 70 to 10y first,
Belle or Penliest az to y second. Phldias
70 10 q third. Time, ZIG Ia. KS \.
Fourth race-the Dolphin stakesi mile
and 4 furlong-Waterlig "a to 8. first,
Coy Mad e to % second, Rose OF Dawn
G5 to u third Time, l:55.
Fifth IA cc-rmlle--lsrnellteEl q to y first,
ylrno lis 10 u second, The CLEAN a to II
third. Time, 1.42, Flenr de Marie tlnish-
al second, r. hut was dlsQuall fled for. foul.
I Sixtli race-mile and u furlong--Humd
Is to il tirst, Alvin g to d second. ~ W
Mown Hay Gsto y third time, 100,