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The news & observer., 1905-10-22
FOR, sALE-A GOOD DENTAL

practice. including entire furniture
and outfit in a growing town of
5000: elegant new office, consisting
of four rooms: rent cheap; only one
other dentist; terms reasonable.
Address. Dentist" care News and
Observer.
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straight compositor with some ex-
perience on job press. Write at
once, stating terms, to Paul Scar
borough, Franklin. Va.
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WANTED IMNIEDIATELY-THREE

or four class carpenters who arc
capable of doing best inside finish.
Will have 4 or weeks work. Ad-
dress. stating experience and pay
wanted. Carpenter" care News and
Observer, Raleigh, N. c.
10-712
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MANAGER WANTED ENERY CITY

and county, handle best paying bus
mess known, legitimate, new, eX-
elusive control. no insurance or
book canvassing Address Chas.
Halstead, Sd West 26th ST., n. Y.
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALEM PER-

Henderson, n. c.
10-17-7t
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engraved IL. TO {. Reward Tor re-
turn to 405 Tucker Building.
10-22-2t.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS CLERK

or accountant by graduate of one
best business colleges in the South.
Can give the best of references.
Address, A, care News and Observer.
The news & observer., 1905-10-22

Mr.. w. Il. Horton was unable to get
away and a bullet passed through his
coat and the seat of his trousers, but
did not injure him. A woman was so
scared that she lost the instincts of
motherhood in the excitement and
sought self-preservation, leaving a
helpless little girl alone in the crowd
and running away She tearfully
found the deserted child a few minutes
later.
Among the eye-witnesses were sew
eral fakirs. friends of the fighters and
dead man; w. II. Horton, Thomas
Young, of Youngsville, and O. M.
Shadracb of TOWNSVILLE
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WAN1ED-TEAYEIING SALESMAN

to call on grocers and general
stores; profitable and permanent po-
sitiOn. Premium Cider Co, st.
Louis, Mo.
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WANTED-A sTRONG MAN ZOE a

good stiff proposition; will pay right
man 500 week; if you want some
thing easy don't write. Good open
ing for specially or scheme men.
References and bond. 211-40 Dear
born Street, Chicago.
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WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lers to tack signs, distribute circu-
lars, samples, ETC.; no canvassing;
good pay Sun Advertising Bureau,
Chicago. 10-8-4t-Sun.
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EARLY AGENT.S GET THE BIG

hOliday orders. Cut Orice ChrlStmas
books. soc. book, 12hc.; 81 book
25c.. $3.50 book. 75c. Credit given
Outfit free. Ferguson Co., 1881
Fifth, Cincinnati, 0.
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FIRST-CLAss RRICk HOTEL. a3

rooms, with all modern improve
ments. for lease or sale. Address,
Lock Box 156, Washington N. c..
10-22-3t
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CAPABLE STATESMAN no COvEI

North Carolina with staple line, high
commissions with 500 monthly ad-
vance. Permanent position to right
man. Jess. II. Smith Co.. Detroit,
Mich
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WANTED-MEN. EvERYWHERE:

good pay; 10 distribute clrcuIarS
adv. matter, tack signs, no canvass
ing. Address National Distributing
Bureau, 100 Oakland Bank Building,
Chicago, III.
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ROOMS And ROARD

i'm a mansion in q particularly at
tractive part of Raleigh. Mrs. JAS
Sterling Price. corner South Nc
Dowell and West Hargett streets,
one block from Union Station. Rates
reasonable. 1021-1W
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WANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT

WANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT
free scholarships in Practical Gram
mar, Business Arithmetic, Spelling,
Business Correspondence and Pen
manship have always been given
to students of the Shorthand and
Commercial Departments of Kings
Business College. Address Raleigh
or Charlotte. 4t-a-W
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earned on industrial stock which
will advance 80 points. 25 per cent
margin. Bernstein Co, Stock Brok-
ers. $50 broadway. Now York.
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w A n TIE ID :
CORRESPONDENCE

W n n i T. ID CUIffIIoPUNIJI DEN OII
with persons desiring sheep OF
DurOc Jersey pigs. S. Archer,
StatesviHc, N. G.
9-24-5t sun-4t f&m.
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YOUNG MAN OF FOUR YEARS En-
perience wants position in store.
Best references. Address, X, care
News and Observer. 1O-19-4t
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WANTED-LDADY OK GENTLEMAN
of fair education to travel for firm
OF $250,000 capital. Salary $1,O72
per year, payable weekly. Expenses
advanced. Address GEO. G.
CLOVIS, Raleigh, N. G.
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Need not be registered University
Pharmacy, Chapel Hill, N. c..
10-22-e.a d.-4t
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LIVE SALESAIEN MAKE $50 WEEK
and better. selling Tinted Lead.
Write quicH; outfit free. Merick
Lead Co., ST. Louis, Mo. 10-222t-s
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ROSS I. GIDDENS ENGRAVING co.
Goldsboro, n. G. The best engraved
visiting cards. Write for samples
and prices.
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If YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR EN-

tire stock of merchandise, for cash,
address, H. Oppenheimer d Co, 76
Euclid Ave, Cleveland. Ohio.
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TEN CENTS PER LINE
(Slx words to the Line)
Cash with OFdeY.
NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN 25 CENTS. SPECIAL.
DISCOUNTS ON EXTENDED AD-
VERTISING. RESULTS ASSURED.
LOST! LosT.-BOoK WITH MEMO.

RANDUM book, name on memo
randum, and a few letters. Useless
to anyone except owner Call at this
office and get $3.50 reward. 1t
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CONPCSTTORS
WANTED-S19.5O

Fer week, nOn-union, permanent po-
sitions to competent men; strike on.
Call or address Chicago Typothetae,
1914 Monadock Block Chicago.
q
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NANTED-GOOD SECOND HAND
sawmill 12-hOrse portable boiler
and engine. Address, j. r. Smith,
Ridgeville, n. G.
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Shooting Caused Panic at
Depot.

Continued from Page Nine.)
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Came From Good Family.

When Smith was taken to Rex Hos
pital his name was learned, and he
asked for his brother, who was ad-
mitted and remained with him till he
died. The bail had entered Smith in
the left back Just above the kidneys,
and the wound was mortal. The at
tendants at the hospital say he made
no statement while there. Smith came
to Raleigh either Thursday morning
or Wednesday night from his home in
Petersburg, which he had not visited
in many years. He had gone there
from Greensboro, where he operated
a gaming table.
His family was known by Mr.. Paul
Young, of Wilmington, who has been
in this city five weeks, and two of the
dead mans friends called to see Mr.
Young last night, but he declined to
give them an interview, saying that
he had not been in Petersburg, his old
home, in sixteen years. and that
Charles G.. Smith had grown oHt of
his memory Mr.. Young says that
Smiths parents are poor but honest,
hard working and highly respected
people, and that no reproach in his
knowledge can be put upon their
name.
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paign fund.-"
Not consciously. But l have paid
premiums on a life insurance policy"
Washington Star.
The news & observer., 1905-10-22

A thOughtless man loses a lot OF
time when he hupries.
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No Inquest Held.

The remains were taken from the
hospital just before dark, and carried
to the undertaking establishment of
John w. Brown, and it was intimated
by the COUNT coroner, DR.. ThOS. M.
Jordan, that an inquest would be held
if an eyewitness could be found. How
ever none was located, and the inquest
was abandoned. He stated that DR..
j. w. McGee, Jr., would hold an au-
topsy, but later he changed his mind.
The remains were prepared for
burial, and Eddie Smith, brother to
the man shot, wired his parents in
Petersburg to obtain instruction re-
garding the disposition of the body.
Clark Fired First.
man who claimed to be an eye
witness to the shooting, and acquaint-
ed with all the persons involved, said
last night that Clark fired the first
shot, and is much taller man than
LillistOn. He said he counted only six
shots, and saw Clark fire but once. No
one knows.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

"'tIe Giants were whitewashed by the Pirates
yesterday at the Polo Grounds by a score of
10 before record breaking weekday crowd.
Ames and Phillippi were the opposing pitchers
and each put up battle royal.
Ames allowed the visitors to bunch hits in q
few innings, which was responsible for the de-
feat. Ames had the better OF Phlippi in strike
outs with a total of eight. Phillippi struck
out six
Perfect fielding marked the playing on both
sides running one handed catch by Devlin
in the fourth inning cheered for minutes.
It seemed as If some trouble would follow the
decision Of Umpire Johnstone In calling GIL
bert out when stealing third base in the third
inning. McGann and McGraw made a strong
protest over the decision, but the umpire failed
to change the ruling.
Brains single, followed by Ritchey's two
bagger to left field, brought in the first run for
Pittsburg in the second inning. In the eighth
inning Wagner sent the ball into the twenty
five cent seats for home rum which brought
Beaumont in ahead of him.
The Giants were unable to win out in the
final inning. they did In the two previous
games. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
Takes Rhode Island Handicap ON
Opening Day at Providence.

Providence r. l.. July 17-Excellent weather and
fast track conditions marked the opening day OF
the first annual summer meeting OF The Nara
sansett Breeders Association. under the auspices
or the Jockey Club, at Narragansett Park today
interest centred IN the Rhode Island Handicap
with zoo added. IN which Bragg a post entry
won IN a drive by head from the favortte Oars
man. With Spring third. The summaries:
First race (for twoyear-oids upwar-i; about sr
f1Ilongs(-Shrfne. 101 (O'Brfen), s. won; Phqtls
1O@ Crinrntns 20 70 I. Flush
er) TO third ReoO. Goldcroft Little Woods Primo.
5rutus. Bonnie Reg and knight Of Weston also ran'
Time. 1:1Ots- '
second race 0seilus; mile forty yarts)-Iks
80 SWnta % % l. wons Yorkshirs 62 (Perrtne)
70 second: Bronze Wing. 1O3 (Crimmins) 70 !
third supreme Court Arsenal Black Cat Filiots
and Woodshade also Time,
NEiu race selling: five furongse-SunxIow
r1na . TO L won; Tangier IOT (Crtmmnsl 10 S ,ee.
one; Pepper Pod 30 (Miller). III third Slccesd Pr
zaInIns Ambitious. Mr. Budd and Ferrotyps also ran
Fourth race aRhode Island Handicap; and onsssr.
eentn ma.sezsraSS 90 O. ac1ntyre). J. won oars-
nan, nan, IL SGrsenaeiD. 10 3, second: Spring rs
GIeSIner)' = 70 third Clauds Workman Stroller
Ffnd. OS5rien ,Iornnay Waddel. Lord Badge and
wdn rSss T cvs o ornrI9rFs)0Rust no crmuinsO "a
sos sssFIss;l to third Merlingo Barbsrlooe saF
'" n carey also Time, 1:02 Nv -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Maroczy Leads JGnoSoski in Ostend
Tournament Records.

ostend. Belgium July 17.-Play in the inter-
national chess tournament resumed here
this morning. The masters were paired In the
scu,i-nnsl round a---.r-
Two games had been concluded prior TO ad-
sournrnent for luncheon. Maroczy beat Tschi-
ror1n, and Schlechter drew with Marco Wolf
Won from Blsokhurne and AIpin defeated Tsub-
aUhaua.
In tho afternoon session Teiohrnann won from
yAnowsd Tarrssch defeated Marshall and Leon
hardt scored against Burn.
At the close OF the round Maroozy and jan
owsli had the same number OF wins but Maroczy
had lost less. and holds the lead until his
adjourned game with Taubenhaus may be de-
cicec- Tarrasch made sure of third prize and
may do better. The following are the scores 10
date:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

to-day in the finals for the Dwight F. Davis
International Lawn Tennis Trophy. securing
two out of the three points necessary TO take
them into the challenge ground at Wimbledon
next week.
Should Holcombe Ward and Beals c. Wright
win the doubles against the Australasians to-
morrow, the question of the finals will be set
Tied. If the Australasians win they will still
have to defeat both Holcombe Ward and William
]. Clother in the singles. ,
The match between Wright and Brookes to-
day displayed nothing short of phenomenal ten
mis-. Both played at top form. and ,was-only
a question of endurance The American. won
after two and a half hours of play. under
strong sun and without rest.
sixty-six games were played before decision
was reached. In the first set there were six
deuce games and in the twenty-arst game deuce
wss called six times. Both men played fast
and hard tennis throughout. and it was con-
ceded that no such match was ever witnessed
al the Queens Club where a big gallery, in
Guiding many Americans. cheered both the win
nor and the loser TO the echo
Wright played slightly better head game and
hsc more endurance than Broolkes Wright's
net game was particularly brillisct and he
KILLED the ball more often than JlS opponent
who is himself noted for his net wCrS
Larned's match with wildng fell iia}, after the
big contest, but Larned captured three straight
sets without apparently letting himself out
The English team to dc fend the internsainna al
trophy was finally chosen TODAY s. n enith
and H J.. Doherty will defend the singles while
h L. Doherty and R F. Doherty will defend the
doubles. with Frank L. Riseley in reserve. The
summaries:
Beals c. Wright Omitted states) beat Norman
z. Brookes (Australasta) 12-10 81 12-10
6ecide.
William A Larned Omitted states) beat A. F.
Wiiding (Austraiasia) 6-5. e-2. Ga
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
RAYMOND VICTORIOUS.
Princeton Ldact Tennis Player Wins
on Seabright Courts.

Play In the tournament OF the Seabright Lawn
Tennis and Cricket Club started yesterday In
the singles Raymond ID. Little. Of Princeton, de-
fsatsd Edward 3. Dcwhurrt OF the University OF
F~nnsylvanis, s-l, 4-5. 6-1. In the doubles the
Yse-Prtnceton pair Harold H Hackett and Fred
~rtck b. Alexander. lost to George L. wrenn jr
and Reginald F. Ftncloe. OF the Country Club Of
Westchester. In straight sets. e-2 6+
In she other singles contest the Columbia Uni
verxiu captain and intercollegiate champion. Rob-
srt lie Roy. defeated Joseph D. Forbes Of the
Rockaway Hunt Club OF Cedsshnrst Long Island
Wrenn and Ffncke displayed nne form Thsy
vp'<ysd last and hard at tho nst. HArkett and
AsxAndsr werr able 10 do effective work In
m4ktn{ returns and lost the match. 6-2 and s-I
te Boy passed Forbes for points and in both
seta there was not time when the Hunt Club
eIpeyt dangerous the champion collesian
IL Boy won the competition In straight sets by
The SCORE OF e2 and Ga Both events Will b~
continued to-day Malcolm d. Whitman appearinS =
In the doubles with Theodore Roosevelt Peii
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

Cleveland. July 17.-Cleveland turned the
tables on the Highlanders here to-day and out
played them in all departments OF the game,
winning by score OF to L
Hogg was In the box for the visitors. and was
wild. In the second inning he was taken out
and Powell sent in. The latter was cheered
for keeping the home players from getting in a
in this inning
The visitors then began to grow careless and
errors by Keeler and Conroy helped to give the
home nine the game. Bernhard pitched a fine
game for Cleveland, and received good support
The only player either side to make more
than one hit was Carr. The fielding of Turner
and Fulta the feature of the game The
score follows
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
TAMMANY HARD HIT.

Senator P. H. McCarren Little Tim" Sullivan
and the Tammany contingent fell with dull thud
at the track yesterday. The slaughter started with
Whorler aggravated by ST. Jolly. was en-
phasized by Mgrane. agonized by Phidias and
was continued by Tyron The excruciating finish
came with Remington.
II was an awful day. Little Tim" was strong
for Pnidias. 'snitz" Edwards wanted to switch 10
Esoteric ~ -"
Don't forget" said Timothy D. the Small. ",h,s
Phldlas has besn running with stake horses while
Esoteric has never beaten anything
SO they followed Phidlas. AlasI AJasI
Are you going over to Drsa,nland?'' said Elugena
WOOD after the last race. TO McCarren.
No, replied the Senatars "I am Ia dre~mland
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
REGATTA AT LARCHM0NT
YACHTS IN BRISK WIND
Fifty-three Starters Take Part an
Races on the Sound.

There were ifty-three starters In the regatta
OF the Larchmont Yacht Club yesterday and as
the boats were favored by a brisk wind good
time made in all the classes. At the time the
yachts were sent off the wind was from the
southwest and light but later the wind shifted
TO the west and strengthened. so that the racing
OF the best. 1t the second day of the
Larchmont race week. and for & Monday regatta
was a record breaker so far the number of
starters was concerned.
The committee sent the boats over the tri-
angular courses. sailing to the east first. The
Mira had a sa-over in the 40-foot class In
the 33-foot class, the AImosa III, sailed by Com
modore Trenor L. Park defeated the Regina by
Is minutes and 80 seconds. These boats sailed
twenty-three miles and were tested on all points
OF sailing
Fourteen of the New-York Yacht Club 80
footers sailed once around triangle fifteen and
half miles long The Banzai led at the start,
with the Cara Mia Nautilus. Alera Neola Atari.
Pintan Maid OF Meux, Dahinda. Mink and
others close up. They started with a reach on
the first leg, having booms to port, but later set
spinnakers
On the second leg it was beat of six miles,
and they had reach on the port tack across the
Sound. The Cara Mia worked into the lead and
finally won the race She beat the BanZai
minutes and 10 seconds; the Atari. minutes
and 81 seconds and the Orioe, minutes and
81 seconds. The others finished close together
utes and II seconds behind the winner.
In the 27-foot class ]. ]. Dryers Rascal beat
the Maryola- The Rascal led all the way around
the course The Thelema won match race with
the Firehy by minutes and Is seconds
Ten raceabouts started and the Tartan, TAX
ing the lead at the start. kept in front to the
/ finish. She beat the Rascal II minute and 80
seconds, and the Cricket minutes and IL Sec
onds. Four of the Larchmont 21-footers raced
and the Vaquero won with the Houri second and
the Dorothy third
In the 21-foot class the new Atlantic Yacht
Club boats again showed superiority to the
Sound boats of this class The More Trouble got
a poor start. but at the end of the first round
she led, and at the finish of the she had
beaten the Saetta by minutes and 27 seconds
the Ojiswan by minutes and II seconds and
the Quest by minutes and 43 seconds The
others In this class were the Okee and the Pau
monak
The Kenoshi won in the class for Indian Har-
Dor knockabouts. and the other winners were
the Quinsigamund, the Fritter the bod and
the Ace. The summaries
SLOOPS-+0-FOQT CIASS-START lI35-COURSE %
MILES.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
PROVIDENCE ENTRIES

Frov1cence. July 17-Follow1ng are tho Narr-.
sansstt Park entries for tomorrow:
FIRST rass about SIX furlongs for thrss-y,~r.olss
ana up 9lnz-sThe Musksteer los N-n.,,-- -
a5 TSeN e 1ys; PnSeoqs lo7; prons 1O5 Wild Trish
AUo 4raJ2n ios Duroer. 1O3: Dr1rrWood 20. pr !,
ga ss G9stsss Maid 1O2 Bonnie Meg GO Brush -
Second rass I've turlonxs for two-year-oss,- ..
yoossspn iNj smartin. 101; Interifght fO5 Pvthis7
iOz 61roerIoo 100; Speedsuth. sister Flals a7
Third race one and one sixteenth miles for r..
seH..oEIs A19 upCottage Maid. III: Orthodox ffO-
Monad1r 1Ss salsdin 1Os; Golden Green IOs csisg
Fourth race, the Blue Stocking Stakes so- tvvo-
2a 1oaes sei1nz-Pythta l0T Consistent 100. RI.ss
1Oo{ Spe-uS I>otta Gladstone N-r
Androniks 1os Ambitious 102: Programnne 100 - p-i -
ways. 1o4: Orsfncks, o. 1880 49, ~CIOss@
rntn race one NILE and forty yards for mazda, ,b-
S seilng-F1yins schwab no; Modest iSys
S0urer 4UI. Drona to7s sHaEtrey fOS. PoI11f1-
Esctress, 100; sBouvier los; sEarbrta Yio cy 10
Apprentice allowances. wv Hainey. IVfs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
BRooKLYNs WHITEwAsHED.

Brooklyn lost to Chicago again yesterday at
Washington Park. by a OF l to o. The game
was marked by brilliant plays both sides.
In the third inning Batch was cheered for a gooe
catch of Maloneys hard foul tip. In the fifth
inning Hall made fine running catch of Wei
mer's fly.
Two double plays. in the sixth inning when
Chance and Tinker were retired by Lewis and
Gessler. and Hoffman, Tinker and Chance put out
Hall and sbeckard, brought the crowd TO its feet
A SINGLE an error and Hofrmans hit to Malay.
who tried to get Chance at the plate brought in
the only and winning run for the visitors in the
fourth inning The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Marty Bergen the Jockey. who was noted for HIS
sharp tongue and his ability to finish win have n.
mounI on Buttons this afternoon in the third rae.
1t Will be the first time MARTY has bas- 80 -
the saddle in a long time H 'oen III
II Morrison' recruit from the West who can
ride at loo pounds has arrived here ana nth -. -
chances on the local tracks VIII NS iiis
mere "'n De a wedding out sale OF horses from
the stables OF James r Keene sv5ns,, rox., 80
= A Anwick at the Brighton Beach paddock nay,
satuTday Ten will be offered from the stan1a =,
"i' Neene ana eisnt from that of Sydney Paget
carroll Reid will ship eleven head OF hor,a. 20
saratoga to-day. In the lot are The Picket-p,,nns
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

of last years Brooklyn Handicap. The Son sf Fsi-
setto has been coming nicely since his ailns
law threw him out OF training month ago
H K Knapp Will take the place OF j. g. FoIlans-
bee IN the stewards stand at Brighton for the bal
ancs OF the meeting.
Mr.. Cassidy set Gordon down for six days yester-
day for rnishehavlor at the barrier.
Rodrock who rode Nitrate IN the steeplechasa-
made a claim of foul against Ray. who rode ths
winner, but the stewards would not allow IL.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

In the first five innings without scoring but in the
sixth inning worked in two hits to advantage.
Philadelphia nearly tied the score batting rally
in the seventh inning when Mullin weakened The
follows
E.
Detroit ............-.O * II Q
Batteries Mulir and Drill. WaddeIl and schreck.
1900
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
BOSTON. 4: ST. LOIS 3

Boston. July lin a game full OF long hitting
and brilliant outheldng Boston won to-day by a
score of to 3. The home team took the lead IN the
third by punching single, a three ba gger and
home run. and won in the seventh on another home
run. The score follows:
r. e. H.
Boston ...............0 8 o o o x-4 8 2
St. Louis ..............2 o o O-s S
Batteries Young and Moran Brown and Grady, Ur-
pire. O'Day. Attendance 174S
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
CINCINNATI, /; PHILApELPH1A o.

Philadelphia July I7-Cincnnati defeated Phila-
deiphia to-day in a well played ten inning game
Overall and Sparks pitched fine ball. the former al
OF the game scored on Odwel1s single and
Steinfeldts double. The follows
r. E
Cincinnati ..........0 o o o o o 0 Ii & j
Philadelphia .......0 o o o o o 90 2
Batteries Overall and schiei Sparks Doom. Um-
pre. Bausewine. Attendance 2, $50.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
ST. LOUIS, 3; BOSTON. 2.

st. Louis, July list Louis won from Boston
this afternoon by score OF 8 to Sudhofr and
Dinenn both in good form after the third
inning. The score follows:
r. H. E.
St Louis ...........1 x-3 7 2
Boston .............o 2 o o o o o % /
Batteries sudhon and Roth: Dlneen Armbruster.
Umpre-O Ioughln. Attendance, 1,4OO
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

Hogg. in and one-third innings; or Poweu a
In SIX and twothirds innings First base errors
SleNeano. TWO base htts-Carr Williams Conrov
SaeIifce hts|Iurner. Flick c2). Stolen base-Fuitz
DouSle plays-Powsl, Mcclure and Conroy. First basa
en On, ess10n M Bernhard q OF Hosg 5; OF Powell
az ta % piSSIsu Poweil l. Left on basesC1sve
Powell. o. T1me-1:42 Umpire-Connen Attendanc.o0y -
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

. Two base hit--Lunley Sacrifice hits-Chance Casey
Stoien basesSlale, Casey Double pIays-Scanlon and
GessIes Lewis and Gesser scanon Gessler Ritter
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