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linCinnau, y; brooklyn, -
PittsbdrE, o; Philadelphia, q.
srANDINa on THH cLUBs,

st. LOUIS tN. L., s; NEW YORK IN l.. :, T.
such a shaking up as the 81. Louis Cardi-
nails gave McGinnity's pitching yesterday
Is al occurrence as scarce as home runs over
the grand stand. Those at the Polo Grounds
Yesterday could not recall a game In which
Jo-ephs delivery had been so violently
ualtreated. The Cardinals took 10 II as =
horse does 20 sugar. as a duck does to water
and a. a cat to back yard fence. They
liked IL we'll, yet they Castigated IL sorely.
hey won 5sS gam S Sew t3eS %sTe RavhS
a batting festival all their own, and finished
only one run behind. The visitors battled
The New Yorks with might and main, taking
the lead, then losing Il. then regRining u IN
Inc uiuth inning. There were a few poor
plays but more brilliant ones. and the game
,aet he'd with excitement and uncertainty
and Kept the crowd In ferment OF hope ana
fear II was by all odds the liveltest game
Of the season a. the Polo Grounds.
he New Yorks we're as fast as the wind
Oh the bases but even that with their bolster
Gus hitting did not make up for st. Louis
IN the 81. Louis outheld. Dunieayy and
shannon were thrlllers Ia the outer garden,
wi,h their splendid performances a,,u or ny ny
hit, apiece. Another contender who amaSssd
a quartet Of bingles was George Browne, VINO
Knocked the ball Top sided AZ told. there
home runs. two two-baggers and one triple
Every Inning bad more or less conmoti On
but the Cardinals opened the throttle TO the
limit in the ninth inning. saving the climax
10 the last When they swept the field with
ripping slIHte IN ruCfte-lOns
Smoot s single, a wild pitch and Browne
n,uh gave the Cardinals a run In the first
inning, and New York made one on hits by
Browne and Bresuahan and Burke's low throw
Clarke hit between MeTtes and Donlin for a
home run In the third inning. The visitors
tcored again in the fifth on Thelmans sins le
aud ShannOn's two-baRge The New lorks
tied the score In the fifth on hits by Gilbert.
Donlin and Browne. In the meantime there
had been much vivacious fielding, Dahlen.
Brain BresnAhan, shannon and Dunlcavy
participating In dlflcult plays. Dunlesvy
threw Dahen out AZ the plate In the seventh
inning on Gilberts hit TO right, and lac ahd
shannon were a perfect net for flies, nomatteI
whether picking the ball Oh OF the tences
or taking II while running In at breakneck
speed. , 49,. A..
in the nth inning. regular McAleer ca ten.
but he misjudged Dunlenvys liner ~ the
sixth. and the ball sailed over his head TOT a
home run. The Champions forged 20 tue
front in the seventh inning, when DonIu
iugled Burke made a feverieh throw OF
,owne's hunt and Mertes sent long ny 20
Shannon There was one out In the ninth
when the Cardinals began TO hammer the
Smoot, Brain. Beckley and Dunleavy each
made a hit and each was a dipping, crashing
lick There were four runs over the plate
when McGann swung on 10 GRADY merry
drive and ended the inning. Brownies tear
ing triple and an out at frst base meant a
run for New York IN the ninth. The score:
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GOSSIP or rHE RACErRACK.
Terry MCGoyern Told TO Keep Away From
Belmont Park.


Terry MeGovern, the former featherwei ght
champion. was notified when he tried 20 go
through the turnstiles az Belmont Park yes
terday that the track mana gers had decided
that he would have 20 remain away In future,
on the ground that he has been a source Of
annoyance to patrons In the betting ring
and elsewhere. McGoverh has not been
himself for several weeks. and not long ago
the bookmakers decided not TO allow him 10
bet with them. on Monday Terry 10 said
10 have threat tened Phil Howell. the book
mixer with whom he had controversy
during the Aaueduct meeting over q bet on
Toi San which Howell refused 20 pay, There
was also a complaint from the caterer that
the pugllist had ordered food al his counter
and had refused 20 pay for IL. Terry also
annoyed the bookmRkers in the ring 10 such
an extent that they finally ssnt protest 20
the Pinkertons. who concluded that McGoveTn
would be better on outside the track.
James Kitchcn, a bookmAkers clerk in the
field. while watching one Of the races on
the lawn fell from stool and broke his left
leg He was carried in an ambulance 10
81 Marys Hospital, Jamaica.
Thc Metropolitan Jockey Club has decided
% lenRthen the homeRtretch at the jamaica
track by extending the lower turn opposite
the paddock and moving the Judges stand
Jamaica caused much fSultnndng during
che recent meeting.
Just before the first race q horse attached
20 a bakers wagon filled with pies took fright
and raced around the betting ring 10 mad
night. The pastry WAS scattered through
the air and was devoured In no time BY the
hungry men Who had come 10 the track after
a light lunch Before the horse was caught
he Knocked down Charles Schulz. a former
an uppercut: Kid Jackson. the owner OF
the horse Winchester, and John Mooney,
Who tried 20 grab the bride.
John J. MoCGherty arrived az sheepshead
BAY Yesterday with two carloads OF horses
direct from the Worth track, Chica 60 Mccall
4
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BOSTON a, H., >; NEW YORK g.. b., 2.
BosToS. May 9.-The New Yorks we're again
taken into camp by the champions this alter
noon. Powell started 10 pitch for the ylsitors
6yt only lasted two innings. He was not
alone hit freely. but was az wild as a hawk,
forcing ~ run In the second by his free pass
HogR. who succeeded him, pitched an eI-
oellent game. Boston started 10 do things
In the first inning. BuTkett the nrst man
up. MED 10 FulH. Parent singled 10 left,
Stahl TO center and Collins TO left. scoring
Parent. Freeman was out, Williams 20 Chase
NrmBhaN singled 20 center, scoring Stahl
and Collins, Ferris flied % DouEherty. ln
the second CTigeI singled, Tannehill walked
and passed ball put CTiSer on third. Bur
kett and Parent were passed, forcing Criger
bone. StAhl flied 10 Confoy. and Tame
hill scored on Colllns's long fly 20 Fihz This
ended BOstOn's scoring,
The visitors first run Was scored in the
second. Williams started with q double
Conroy famed and YeaRer went out, Collins
TO GrlmshaW. Chase SIN gled, scoring VII
liams. Rleinov famed.
The only other run made by New York
came IN the NTH, when Yeager tripled and
after Chase fOuled out TO Criger scored or
az error by Ferris. HoRg famed and
DouEherty flied 10 Burkett The present
Boston and two by New York, Clark Grinith
was put on the field In the third for back talk
70 Umpire Connolly, The score:
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POLO.
F.P.Keene's English Inv aston Team Beaten
a. Meadow Brook

Tho American polo team which Is planning
an invasion Of England this year 20 play al
birmingham and other grounds met WIN
another reverse yes terday, The invaders
played a match with a quartet Of wielders OF
the mSllet who are not going abroad and were
beaten by ~ goals TO ~ goals. The match
was played at Meadow Brook. This is the
second time that the stay-at-hotnes have
dcfeated the Krene contingent
The match was holly fought thIouEhout.
Harry p. Whitney led his team well and be
aud J. " Waterbury scored almost All the
goals j. L. CoWdin. who played back, rode
oh well and blocked a dorm tres I9r goals'
Penalties were few, each side earning but one.
FoIhAll Keene and q. l.. AEassi1 eNecui ed
a number OF pretty team playe and carried
the ball along for fast runs. Most OF their
win a point, however. and others were we'll
stopped and turned on by CoFdin and Ihayer
Quite a large gathering Of society person
ages watched the play aud found plenty 70
applaud. The victory OF the home oonctn.
gent was not altogether unexpected and
pleased most % those present.
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Mar,ln Hart outpeint. John Nme.

For the FIRST time since HE victory over
Jack johnson. at San Francisco recently.
Marvin Hart OF Louisville engaged In q battle
on last Monday night at PhilRdelphia. Hart
met John VILE Of Chicago In Elk round
bout and won the mill on points, IL was a
glashlng fight all the way through. The
men went at each other viciously. AlthouR Oh
there were no knookdowns and no blood
spilled. the contest was hair raiser never
theless. Hart had the better Of the min
throu Ehout. Ne was considerably AIDED In
this respect BY his superior reach and weight
IN ine luliu rouhu hAIl t!AHfergq Wule Win =
right on the head Willie quickly recovered
and was IN good shape a. the end Of the round
Hart punched Willie about the body IN the
fourth and NTH rounds. and IN the sixth Willie
had 20 hold on IN order 10 etaFe on the South
eTneT'e blows
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rARANNrLAS FASr rRIAL.
New Boilers Improve speed OF ". n. Van
deFbiIt ira Yacht,

The TarantulA. owned by W. x. Wander
bit. Jr.. took a series OF trial nuns over the
Government course on Great Neck yesterday
10 test a new set OF boilers. The test was
satisfactory. the boat making an average
Of Is Knots an hour over the course. The
new boilers have twice the heat capacity
and crate areas Of the old boilers and can
"a nd 500 pounds pressure, There IL a greater
hear Absorption and no vibration. The boat
a. built BY Yarrow In England had test
speed OF only 3ih knots an hour. Mr.. Van
derhilt will keep the craft 20 race against
Howard 0oulds Niagara ", Thi9h beat
the Tarantula whom the latter hed ~ Old
while the tests were being made were Com
roanders Jansen and Grimm. u. q. n; 0ardner
II Slime and Naval Arohitect Iana.
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Laureate stakes for TwS-Yeir-Olds the
Leading Feature.

The Laureate Stakes. for tNo-year-olds.
Is the feature OF the card for Belmont Park
to-day Irorsides Battle Axe and Neronese
may be the choices. The FIRST event i for
platers az i've aud a half furlongs. with Old
England Little Woods Julia VI Right and
True. Consideration and Emergency possibly
tie best Maiden two yPar-Olds will run in
the second race. four ard a half furlonRs
with GAllavant. VOORHEES,, Guiding star and
Wsterbnk worth looking over In the fourth
race, foI platers az seven furlongs. Arsenal
should be strong faVOTite over a poor lot
while In the last event. a handicap az a mile
and an eighth, IL looks like TIT between New
YORK and Migraine. The entries are as
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Totals. @ u 50 u q TOtals....l . - "a 7
'Batted for Walker IN the seventh inning.
'Raticd for Jones In the tenth Inning.
Cincinnati o o 0 o o o "a
Broaglvn.O 90 o o 0 0 o 0 %
FIrsi baso on errors-Brooklyn. ?: Cincinnati. Q.
In on bases brooklyn, ?: Cincinnati Q. First
base on halls on Mcintyre, 2: on Jones, ?. on
Walker, 2. struck out BY Mcintyre, Q: by Ionet,
2. hy Walker. 1: By Check, T.. Home run-Lumley,
Three base hW-Sehrng. Two base hlt-LeWis,
SAcrihre hUs-Dobbs On, Bsbb, Lumey. stolen
bases Sheckard. Mcintyre. Double plays-Lum
H., aud Bahh CHECK, Phelps, Sieinfeldt and Hug
rns RAlk-WAlkeT. Umpire Johnstone. Time
p" hours and - minutes. Attendance, 500.
FTrraBURo o. PHtLA DELPHiA ~, liza
pHttA nEIPHiA, May p.-Thsnks TO wild throws
and flmbles on the pan Of Hans WaEnet the Phila .
delphhnS wsrc able 70 Ecore four runs In the mat
Inning and held the lead IN 20 the ninth, when
Sutthor weakened and the Pitnburgrrs tied the
game In the tenth thev batted ont 2 vlctory'.
Tho ScOre:
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EATER MGINNITY'S CURVES,
CARDINALS SLUG THE nall AND
DEFEAT THE MEN FORKS.

sensational Work With the stick and
In tile F1eId-BrOoklyns beaten In .
thirteen InninE Game WIN the Gin
clnnatis-Pirates Win Prom Quaker.
The FIRST series OF games between Eastern
aud Western clubs OF the National League
began yesterday. the westerners taking all
three Every game was hard fought, two
~ them going into extra innings. ~. Louis
heat New York, Cincinnati drubbed Brooklyn
ana PittsburR polished on Philadelphia.
The results:
81 Louis. 4; New YORK. 7,
Cincinnati, q: Brooklyn, =.
PtttsbdrE, o; Philadelphia. q,
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'Batied for Powell In the third inning
n...,t.....,.......S % o Q y
New York .. ......,,....O . o 81
FIRST base on errors--Sew YORK, ?. Len on
bGses-Boslon, O. New York, 3. flrst base on
By Tannehni. 3; By Hogg. O., Three base hit
NeaEeT Two base hts-Burkstt Williams
Passed bAl-KleinoW. tmplre-Connolly Time
- hour and 70 minutes Attendance-7n'
WASHINGTON. ,: PHILADELPHIA a. ~, I.
WARRINGTON. Nay S-T1mely batting and fAst
clever base running oonspred 10 score VictoT
for Washington over Philadelphia to-day, The
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Tlrt Rsssmsn MsoGamwsu has bcen released
,, brooklyn.
Mae home runs have been made 81 TIE Polo
GrognGs this seasou.
BretnsNsr ,snf afraid 70 take a chance on throw
l1r % jail 70 catch baserunnu with other men
O. banet
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Al New London Holyote, IL New Iondon. ,.
u NorWich-HArtford, 4: Norwich. 1.
~ Sprng heid--SprinGheld 8 New Havcn, g.
Az Meriden-herld en-, 4 bridgeport, ..
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AUTOMOBILES.
WiIlis's Automobile Exchange,

~ Park Place through 90 IL huTray.
Main sAcsroOn one entire city block long tWo
othcr fcors ianmrd full OF Bargains.
The latest arrivals Include: Thomas Touring Car.
Sssg. Packard Touring Car $50 Franklin Touring
Car tGiO. KnoI $50 AUtumotor TonneAu $50
cost 81 $50 last autumn; Dorrscq Tonneau, 500
New Queen Touneau, sixteen morse. $50. Rambler
Touring Car. with top, glass front. sixteen horse,
latest model. sT7S; etc. etc. over 80 second hand
Cars 10 select FRONT
Ranging 10 prices from $40 70 t.25O.
Guarantee largest stock and lowest prices
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Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. nemphiA 2
A. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 2. Montgomery O.
AZ Lltue Roct-Lhue Aooh o New oneanA Z
AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =. Atlanta. ~
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TO-D4IrS BELMONT P4RK cam.

Good star won driving; llvback, oh e.. g. by
Watkins.
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A. Albany--A Albany. q Blnghamtou. 1.
A. Troy Troy. g. Syracube, 2,
other games postponed Rain.
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Al Toiedo-Toiodo, 3: L,ouiayflle, 1.
Other games postponed-Wet frounds.
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TURP.
>>>,>~~-e
Belmont Park Races
TURF


Every Week Day. Raln OF shine, until MAJ "a
HOW 10 REACH THE TRACK:
On all racr days except Saturdays trains via
IonG Island r: n leave Ath street. New York, a.
1910 1910. i1t0 ~. $40, 10, %. 50 and ~
y. " TNirf and Ficid Club special train viii leave
Past Sth 81. Al tito taiso pariot car train a. %
y. NJ; end from FiAthuah Ave. Brooklyn. a. i11o
i7NU 100 i.1o and res p. ~.
Good roads for carriages and automobiles from
Long Island Terminals OF o2d Street ed Street
Sfth Street and sd street Ferries and the Williams
burg Bndgc - the track.
an trolley lines Via Jamaica connect with trolley
10 rack,
Reserved seats and boxes a. waldorf and TttiA
Avenue Hotels. hoBnde'G aSd RullmAnG
Flst race 21o y. ~
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IrHAoG. NAV s-oornsll defestsd hobart
a. lacrosse this afternoon Ia q one-sided
SG ss s Sg 'S SSrss q &. oG FSs4
FOals were made IN the first haI
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Al Omaha Omaha, a. Drt Molnet.
Al llenvrr Denver, 2. NouiN CITY. q.
~ c0iersdo spnnga-S. 1o-eph. 40 Coiossd1
SprlnFs. :.
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Philadelphia .,.....,.....o % o.
Washington .............O -
Left on bases-WAshingtOn. q; Philadelphia, 8.
FIRST base on bAlls--On Townsend, p on BENDER, 2.
struck out--By Townsend. ?. by Bender 5 Ht
IN pitcheT-By Townsend, !. Wild plich-Bendef.
Two base hits-DAvts, MIL sacrifice hit Murphy.
stolen bases-Murphy. Nil. Knoll. Umpire
OINuRhhn. Tme-l houf ana - MINUTES Az
tfndAnce-S,it 9.
CHICAGO "a. i.l, s. CLEvEIAHD. ?.
CLEvRlARp, May 9.-in a pitchers battle this
~ los The score
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Tlrst base on errors -PitsburF. 1; Philadelphia. B.
lru on bases -Plttsburg, ~ Philadelphia, Z,
Inst base on baIs-On lee yer, 5. struck out-By
run Howard Two base hits = Beaumont,
Howard Clancy. SAcnhce hlts-McBride, Court
rcy. UoOn stolen hAscs-Clarke. Titus, Abhott
a. Dooun a. Double plays-ClArke and PIES
llooin and Abbott. Hit by pltcher-By Suthon, !.
lwpu Klein. 11mc-2 hourH anc 70 minutes
AifeudHnce sNnt.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
STANDING or TIE cLUBs


JERsHT CIT. Is, RALThoRH, 7.
Jersey city slugEed the ball All over the hsld
In Yesterdays Eame with BbhimoTe 10 jersey
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Came, soheduIed for Te-da,.

NAHoNAL LHAuUI.
81 louis IN New York; Cincinnati N Broof1yn:
thcsgo IN BOst0n two ghmetl; HuHburg IN
IhS-tphH.
EASTERN LEAouH.
Providence IN JerSey CITY; Baltimore n NeWArki
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Two base hIt--Tumer Sbcrince hts-Bay, carr.
Jones. TAnnehill. stolen bases-Fuck, Laioie,
CsIlabAn paws First base on balls or DonAhue,
/ ND by pitcher-By Donahue. F1Ut base on
erroT-CleveiAnd. Len on bases-Cleveland, S.
CHICAGO O. Struck oui-By Donhhue, 1: by Walsh
a f3n1plrts-McCAr thy and Kelh. Timc-i hour
and a minutes. AttendAnCe--i,7tS.
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Good start: won easily; Nepluhus b. g.. 4 by
Top Gall6nt-Glene. owned ana trained b. John
Hyncs.
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I.f, on bSsss"NsW York. .: ST Louis s. -First base
on baus-Oh ThielmAn. 1. Struck Out-By AeGin %
nity 4: BY Thielman, l. Home runs-ClATke.
Dunleavy. Three base hit Browne. Two base
hIts-BresnAhAn. shannon. Sacrifice hit-AeGAnh.
stolen baSes-BresnahGu Dahlen a., Duneayy .
Double play-Bran and Beckley. Wild pitch r..
NcGlnnliy. Umpire-ODay. Time hour and
a. mis- Attendance-lO00
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FOR SALE GRAND Electric VICTOR t.
price O. SO. also 20 d. .. Mercedes Automoblie
price = 90. @ MAYO, rs broadway. Telephone
sos Cortland
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CINCINNATI, Q; BROOKLYN, 4

For seven innings yesterday az washington
Park the Brooklyns had a lead OF four runs
over the Cincinnaus. The latter were shut
out up 10 that time. but they tied the score
by the end Of the ninth inning, and in the
thirteenth inning. they won. The Reds out
hated the BroOklyns considera bly,, as well as
outnelded them. the Brooklyns putting up a
shabby fielding game. 1t was haTd-fought
contest. but by no means classy one.
DObbs singled in the second inning, Babb
was "a f. on Dolan 8 mum, and Ritter "a crihced
Dohbs was out at the plate on Mcintyre .
grounder 70 Corcoran. Phelps threw wild 70
ssroud 10 catch Mcintyre, and Babb scored.
Shockard walked and Lumley's home run
sent in two runs ahead Of the batter. Hits
by Seymour. SebrinR. CorCoran, Steinfeldt
and Phelps gave the Reds three runs In the
eighth inning. They tied the score In the
ninth on Babb's error and hits by Odwell
and SebrinR.
The Cincinnatis made two runs in the thir-
teeuth inning on HuRgins's hunt Dolan's
s,urie. a base on balls 70 Seb-nR and Corcora q
EIcty. Kelley was sent on the field by Umpire
lohnstoue Tor growing at a decision. The
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Bostoni Oct = winning Lead over New
YbTiGS 81 PIrnt Two innings.

The New York Americans lost 10 Boston
Yesterday aud lost fourth plloe. NJ Chicngo
beat Cleveland. The WBshingtoRs defeated
the Phllad'lphias and tQok nrst place The
results.
D0stOn, :; New York, Z.
washington, .; philadelphia, ..
chicago, 3; Cleveland, 2.
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!SSoaIt ana BLIZZARD ti o., for interference
w t'.,.,,.......O IS
F1r,t base on srrou-Providsnce, l. Newark, :.
Len on bhsrs-P Eovidenee q NsEstA' s,s,l ldT
oStDBy Poole ? by Hssterier. 2. Home run
Poland. Three hase hnESonn' ts o,,e 49, hi,s
9siins' Poole. Jones Connors. stolen base
Soisnd Thotnss Rock Double play-Poole
ueFSyland and Dunn. HH by plioher-By Poole. 1:
bv HeStsTfeT l. Tmplre-Convay. Time hour
Snr - minutes. AuendAnce-HOo
At TORONTO.
Rochesttr..
RS,tsfiss Faulkner aud Steelmsn' FalkenburE,
MeFer and TON.
Al Montreal-RAln.
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rnovIpT1ycI, NAY Capt. GAtihs Of Newark
,stissd Ia leave the neid IN the ninth inning when
ordered By Umpire Conway and the game was
forfeited 10 Providence, the score A. the time
opt IN NtvArk's half OF the ninth. The score:
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other Baseball Games.

other Baseball Games.
At SOUTH oRANoH.
scion H.n."...."i SSod3 ,'9 t-si9 :
Bsttefiss -.Hoton and Burns Panona and
Grepnninte~. .....
so,1nts. ''''6 81 IS 10
Baitsries.-wildeT. TaEEHn and sullivan; whit
taber and Kimmick.
AT AnHEHsr
Amber, .......-S 9tSSSSSoG ;
Cornell. .........o ! ~
BatteTtss--NsWeu and DanAhy: Desehoa and
Welch.
Al Bsthlehem-l'nlverslty Pennsylvania Fresh
men, s. Bsthlehem Preps,o.
a. Annapolis -Rsvsnus Cadets. n; Marine on
az IsIinEton-.1rEinls Military Institute. ~;
Deiaware Coliegc.I
BASEBALL. WashinEton Park To-day s'4s'
BrooEiyn ". CinclnnAu. Adm soc. Adt'
--=---=H=------=---
RsssbaIt. Pole GroundA To-day. p. ~
Cbswpion Giarts ". 81 i.oTis. Adm. ~ -. Afr.
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yr5yvr1umz7 ALI BARGAINS
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Comprising Two Bullet shape French Mirror Re-
Electors and one double Dashboard Generator;
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Selling Tor three year .ods aud upward: seven
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seven flrlongs main track,
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ANOTHER PARAGON
WAS BANKER SMITH
Louisville Banker Indicted for Embez.
zIine Large Sum Sunday School
Teacher.

Louisville. Ky, Oct. 2O.-W. b.
Smith. former president of the West
ern National bank of this city. who
was indicted yesterday charged with
peculations aggregating s19S. .OI392,
was known as the Napoleon of finance
of Kentucky and a Sunday school
teacher of presumably unassailable
reputation.
His methods. il is alleged. were out
right embeZzlement. the making OF
false entries, ani the misappropriation
of funds. the steals having been divid-
ed by these processes respectively as
follows: Fifty thousand dollars. S135.-
9G6.65. and sl2.0i127.
Mr.. Smith is said to be in Porto Rico.
and it is claimed a cablegram has been
received from him saying he will re-
turn 10 Louisville on Oct %
He bought a controlling interest in
the Western National two years ago
and became its president But. owing
to dissatisfaction among the directors
over his administration. he was forced
TO resign on July 10 last. He was
succeeded by T. l.. jefferson, the pres
ent president of the bank.