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Racing at Buffalo,

BUFFALO. July 5.--Sprng was the only winning
favorite at Keniluorth Park 10 day zig Tag was
overlooked In the betting and easily downed the big
fed summary:
First Race Five -cighths OF II mi!e-Sunc glow lo7
buchanan. TO 2, won; Simeon. ITO IRonanelli
u TO ). second rsara. lo7 trravers). O to '. third
Time. lno ! 5. GrcNila, iocus Pocus. Miss Finch
Gamcster. Gaule. Dave Lewis. Donna Gringo,
Rocket, Ruth W., knlckcrhoCker and Desoto also
ran.
second Racc-Onr mite and seventy ysrd.-
Zig /ag, % 'Klenck. q 10 |. won; Swee, Tone. IOI
MEADE. to j. second, The Don. no rTra,ers,
ITO 2. third, Time, "a 2-5 kassiia, Iustiq Stem
way. Winchester. fihcs Pride and Mcistersinrr r
also ran.
Third Racc-on- mile and a six,een,h--SprInr lIs
(Crcamcr,. to |. won: sly Ralph, loo I.crl ? 10 l.
second silver SKIN, 100 buchanan, r. TO l. third
Time. 1905 Jane Holly also ran
Fourth Race-Threr quarter ii n nile MerInoue
70 10 /, second Julia ii 90 CoConneln, i" 10 l.
ihird. Time. lI3 Brush Up. DuThnr Trstan
orfeo, Peggy, Hyperion, Won ko5Cn Adele Treble
Lincro', Mlnamo,a and Myon'a also ran
Filth Race Five and half iurlongs -pythia
l02 'Beln to l. won. Away, lo2 If. Walsh. 70 10 l.
second Jas, Rcddic'', III dIegeson) o 10 10 third
Time. 1907. Oriiene. Valencia. PHan and Londoncr
also ran
Sixth Race-one mIe-Pentaur. 100 to'Brien,.
70 J, won; Fair Calypso. 90 Klenckl 10 I. second
Peter Knr IT. al Hennessy). ~ to |, third Time
1905, Gay I.iEzctie, Enyerite. Woodshsdc
Milton Young, Lord Hernicnce. warpant. Flat,
Combustion and Love Note also ran.
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AUTO SPECIAL ON TIME.
Major NIiller's Three Cars VIII Compete in
st, Paul Racing Meet.

CHICAGO, July 5.--The Erie Railroad auto
mobile train carrying three racing machines
belonging to Major c. j. s. Miller of Frank
ln Pa. arrived here at 5:55 o clock this after
noon and the cars left at clock over the
Chicago Great Western road for st. Paul.
Major Miller's cars were raced at Morris
Park. in New York city, yesterday and Mon
day, and he was anxious to have them COM
pete at st. Paul In the meet tomorrow. He
hired special train and had the racing
machines placed in a prepared baggag &c
car. Among them ia the Fiat which after
breaking down at Morris Park was hauled to
Hollander 4 Tangsman's and had . new
engine put in.
In Major Miller's party are E. r. Hollander.
Louis Chevrolet. his professional driver.
and E. Parker, the chauffeur of the Fiat
Junior. The party is due to arrive In. st.
Paul before 10 o clock In the morning, which
take part in the races there.
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TO.DAYs CARD FOE BRIGHTON.
Jamaica Stakes and Handicap Are the
Features.

The Jamaica Stakes. at six furlongs. is a
feature at Brighton Beach this afternoon,
a good field. including Major Pelham. Gold
Ten. Letola. Geranum and King Pepper.
having been named to face the starter. In
a handicap at a mile and an eighth Go Be-
tween has the top weight against such horses
as Adhel, Monsieur Beaucaire, Garnish. St.
Valentine. St Bellane. Ostrich. Palmbearer
and others
The third race is for three year -olds, six
furones, IN which Frank Farrells crack
Splinter keator will meet Dreamer. Druid.
Prince Hamburg. Workman. Regal, Hand
HarTa and others. Two-year-olds will run
~ the first race. at six furlo1gs, with Brook
dale Nymph. Lawsonian and kinleydale the
best. In the second event, at a mile and a
ssilytecnth, Action. jerry Lynch Pronta,
Whorler. ARABIC and Liberia have chances
worth considering. Maiden two-year-olds
viii provide the last race. at I've and half
Ben and Lnncastran figuring well. The
entries follow:
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SIXTH RACE
OF maiden three year ODDS and upward to carry
International Chess.

Fair starr: won easily: Angler. br, C. 3. by II
cAlgd: owned and trained by Woodford Clay.
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Seventh Regiment M.rxsmen At B,sley.

SVetf0 CuoW DNSpo1c" 20 IN JON.
BIsLEY. July 6.-The marksmen Of the
Seventh Regiment. New York. have been In
residence for the last few days All are In
excellent health and are getting conversan Mt
with the ranGeA which. as they differ from
American ranges. bothered them At first,
especially the emitting winds But they are
now showing good results from their prac-
tise and expect TO do high scoring at the
the strength OF the westminsters lies in the
long distances. A hard struggle is expected
tomorrow.
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He Is the LaJoie of Crick eters.

PHILADELPHIA. July SIN a game with
the Germantown eleven. j. Barton King OF
the Belmont Cricket Club yesterday broke
the record for the biggest American score
o'clock In the morning to $50 O'Clock In the
afternoon. and when he was caught out had
3i5 runs to his credit, The former United
States record was held BY A. NJ Wood A nd
was 275 rune.
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Spertd' Cable Despatch 10 THR SuS.
Os1ENp, Belgium. July 5.-Two games
adjourned from the fifteenth round of the
International chess masters tournament
were finished to-day and resulted in victory
for Tarrasch over Teichmann and draw
between Blackburne and Tschgorn. Tar.
Essch tied with Maroczy for second place.
ga4o wski remaining In the lead 10y half a
tDOtnt, The score
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LFAaUr.
Brooklyn In New York: Philadelphia In BOSTON:
PittsburR In Chicago: 81. Louis In Cincinnati.
AMERICAN iKAouE,
New York In Washington: Boston In Philadelphia
Chicago In Cleveland: ST. Louis in Detroit
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence in Jersey City; N6wark In Baltimore
Montreal In Toronto: Buffalo In Rochester.
Baseball, Polo Grounds To-day. 4 p. N.
Champion Giants W. Brooklyn. Adm, 5oc.--Adp
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iOtdIS... Il
'Batted for Walsh In the ninth inning.

'Batted for Walsh in the ninth inning.
Clcvciand.....,.........O o 2 n
Chicago. q o o.
innings pltched,m,.owcn. ~ 8: Walsh. s2-s. Hts
on Owen. I: on Walsh. 2. Two base hts-Rcm,,
Bradley, Tannehlll. Three base hIts-Flick, Rav
e.. lsbel SACRIFICE hits;mHolmcs. Owen. Stolen
bascs-Bradley. Isbell. First base on balisNSn
Donahue. 1: on Owen. I. Hit by pitcherN.owen.
First base on errors chicago. ?. Left on bases
Cleveland, 2. Chicago, q. Struck out-By Don M.
3; by Walsh, T. umpre-connoliy Time hout,
and IS minutes Attendance-S.s62.
DETROIT, q st. LOUIS "a. L.,,i
DETRorT, July b.--Gisde lost his game 70 d,v
the bleachers OF Doran's easy roller and Mullins
nerce smaSh for . sack to center. The score:
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Tennis for me Dinners At Bellevue

The doctors and a number Of the patients
at Bellevue Hospital yesterday watched an
exciting and important doubles tennis match
played on the hospital courts. DR.. c. G..
Bandler, an old Columbia athlete. paired with
DR., W. H. Carr. defeated team made up Of
DR.. j. F. Bowman and Dr. R. r. Ryan in
straight SETS 6-3. g. The match was
played for dinners for eight of the hospital
staff on bet between Dr. Carr and DR.. Kapen-
heimer. The victorious pair has yet to suffer
a defeat this season.
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yKRsYY CITY

on bsils-on Nops, .; on AcCann, l. Struck out
Merritt. Nops, sacnnce hits-Besn, Woods.
stolen bsse.Merntt. Double play-Rock Dunn
and Conn. Hit by pitcher-By Mccain l. I'm.
pire--Hassett. Tlme-i hour and so minutes
Attendance-7o0
At TORONTO.
Montreal....,,.....S o o o o o o o IS
Toronto ,.........,0 O . . o 8 - 10
Battenes-Pappalsu and Buss: Currfe and SUN.
van.
Rochester.i o o o o o o o o o o. Is
Buffalo,. o I o o o o O Is Il 4
~, sa,;ersss as, " Psyns Iorra. Kssinser
Al BAlumore-RAlA.
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First base on errors Boston. /: Brooklyn. 2,
LET, on bsses-Bos,on. 8; Brooklyn. s. First base
on balson Willis 2; OF Scanlon. T. Struck
out-By Willis. 8: by Scanlon2. Three base hits
Delehanty. wolverton. Sacrifice hits-Abbstic-
chic. Ritter. Stolen Observation-Disclosures. Dolan.
Delehanty, Lumlcy, Hall. Double pay-Nis.
woverton. Abbaticchio Tenney and Raymer,
Hit by pitcher-By Willis. /. Umpire-Johnstone.
CINCINNATI. q: ST. LOUIE IN. L., S.
CINCINNATI, July 5-The Reds hit pitcher Taylor
hard to day and won. In the third inning with the
bases full, Corcoran hit TO right for a home run.
driving In the runs that won the game The score:
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NEW YORK N. Ii, 0; PHILApELPHIA N. Ii, 7.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-.New York de-
feated Philadelphia this afternoon. in the
inning Duegieby was hit for three singles
and a double which. with a base on balls
and sacrifice. yielded tour runs. Then he
place. On the basis Of his performance the
Philadelphans would have had a good show
to win with him In the box from the start
bases on balls. A wild pitch and an out
enabled three Of the locals to score. Ames
improved as the game progressed. and
were rarely accompanied by the requisite
hits Tho
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WARRINGTON. g: NEW YORK(A. L., 1.
After the life and dash Of the Fourth Of
July games. yesterdays combat at American
LeaRue Park was slow and undressing.
The WashinRtons had q pitcher In the box
that the New Yorks could not hit. and the
game was one-sided victory for the visitor.
Patten kept the home teams hits far apart
until the ninth inning. when tho New Yorks
managed to inject two hits into the round
and mako their one isolated run Willams
hit to right. moved UP section on Yeager
out at first and rustled to the rubber when
Chase jammed safe one to le1,- Fultz
tripled IN the NTH inning with nobody
out, but Patten held him in bondage there by
nis summary disposal Of the succeeding bat
Hoss, who was hurt on Tuesday was sent into
speed was elsewhere and his control con-
nnns and DE- Jo sSs sh doa Ss
and Knolls gle SO dovetaiied az to pro-
aug nI1 but in the second Inning his con-
do The second nd inning vas New York. pn-
Bss shoved ed t ths nSek' Thn base
rms Puttmanp came at this ss0 un m@ee
n tally The run melee ny o SrGssni
sp p' * t ssss lsD that framed UP the nth round
scored twice in the seventh and made two
two,jR2agfers. but only one run would have
One Of the misplays was made by Jim my
Millams, his hrst ofrense in a stretch OF
ttXenty-hve games. and 1t was excusable
and run out for. and then make quick stop.
When Putnam came In. the stable had
his work was nothing like a. influential "A
that Of his rival left-hander But had Putt
been In all the time 1t would have been . pretty
southpaw duel. Elberfeld's one handed catch
OF liner. right hand supplementary left,
was the games stellar stunt. The score:
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NEW ,YORKS BOW TO PATTEN.
ONE-SIDED GAME AND THE WASH
INGTONS EASY WINNERS.

They Get . Big Lead Early and Hold OF
10 It-C9eveiands Defeat ana Break
Tie With the Chicasos-DetrOits Beat
st. Louis-Bostons Beat Philadelphia.
The Clevelands defeated the Chicagos
yesterday and broke the tie with them for
first place in the American League. Reaction
set In with the New Yorks and the Washing
tons trounced them The latter left last place
behind. the Browns again occupying that
position. being worsted by the Detroits. The
Bostons won ten inning game from the
Philadelphia. The results
~ssh;nS tOsi. 81 Rev York, i.
Boston, 4: Philadelphia, 3.
Cleveland, @; Chicago, I.
Detroit, 2; st. Louis. 4.
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2:25 class pacing: purse $500
Argue Not. b. m, by Argot wilkes Con .....l
Kidd. b, g. tMerrifeld and Marsh .........,..5
Lady Gushnoc. br. m. Kinney .........,,....4 3 3
Lucky Buck, CHI. z. tNolettel dis
Maude Adams. blk. m. Utter. dis
ScoOt, oh. &. Marsh. dis
Time ol5'a, ?l2si, 2ios..
2:la class trotting; purse $500:
Dupruytren h. s.. by Wilkes-Boy Trouu...l 1
WI Lewis. b; g. tE. Smith ."............,.,.2
Dick Brine, blk g. (Dore' ..,.......,........,.3
Grattan Bells b. h. tBrusle) -.,.....,.,.,..,4 3
Celeste; en- m (W, Smith ...',...,,....,"-..s
Porter OIL Filter, blk m, ChurohilD .........,.7
T1me-2i3ll. All, 2i34
2:l4 class, pacing; purse $500:
Matte H., b. M. by Alta Vista Nv. Smith, I 1
Lizzie McChord, b. N. (Marshl. 2
Direct Mac blk G. Kinney ,............,.....3
Lady Laurin b. m. (Yeatop Observation-Disclosures s
Tme-2l6. 2l4la, 2.l4.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

JKRsEY CrTY, g. PROVIDENCE o.
Provtdeooe struck . enAs In kcCAnn, the Jers,y
CITY pitcher in yesterdays game In Jersey CITY
and the Grays were 81 no time able 70 solve his
mysterious assortment Of benden. The score:
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Ward and Wright Beaten At Tennis.

Special Gable Despatch to TIE SUN.
LONDON. July I'm the lawn tennis doubles
At wimbledon to-day Smith and Riseley beat
America, 2-6. SIS. 6-2. %.
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TURF.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New Works Win Again In Philadelpna
Taking Three Out OF -Four.
Another game was won by the New York
Nationals in Philadelphia yesterday. making
three out Of four in that habtation and dem
onstratne to the Quakers that the Cham
pions are their masters. The Brooklyns
were shut out by the Bostons. and last place
Is theirs again. In the West Cincinnati won
from st. Louis and Pittsburg from Chicago.
The results:
New York. o: Philadelphia. :.
Boston, .: Brooklyn, O.
Cincinnati, o: St. L0uis, 3.
Pittsburg, Q: Chicago, 3.
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American AesOciation.

AZ Louisville-First game-Louisvile. I; Indian
apos. 2 Second Eame-Iouisville. o. Indian
apolis, 2.
AZ Columbus -Coumbus, 10; Toledo,
At Milwaukee Milwaukee, .: Kansas City. a.
At Mnneapolis-wet grounds.
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Southern League,

Al AuAnta-Nashvile, a: Atlanta. a.
Al Observation-Disclosures |, MONTGOMERY
At Little Roek-Litte Rock, Memphis. 2
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WIZ ] uC SCOIc.
ar ynrya

Two base hit--McIntyre. Sacrifice hin-Cooley
Doran Stone, Wallace. First base on balls" on
l. Bslk- -Mullln. Struck out-By Glade. /: BY
Mullin. 3. Stolen bases-Fnsk a.. Rockenfeid
Umpire-Shendan. Time-I hour and u minutes.
Attendance-i,50O
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Firs' base on errors--Chicago, I: Pttshurg. 2:
Len on bases Chicago. S; Pittshurg, & Two base
hits Brain. Pcuz Ma,oney. Three base hit
loney. Double plays Evers. Tinker. Chance az.
Cymer and Howard. First base on balls
on Weimer, I; on Case, g. Hit by pitcher-Slagle.
Struck oui-By Weimer 4: by Case. I. Umpire
oDay. Time hours and IL minutes. At
tendance-5,5Oo
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Cincinnati 80
st. Louis ...,....,... % o I Is
Two base hits-Scbrlng. Taylor. Home run
Coreoran- Sacrihce hts-Shay. Shannon, Barry,
Walker, odwe Stolen bases-smoot. Barry.
Taylor. 1 First base on balls-on Walker, s: on
Taylor. s. Hit by ptcher-By Walker, Left
on bases-CincinnaN, A: ST. Louis, q. First base on
errors-Cincinnati.4; St. Louis. l. Wild pitch-Tay.
or. Umpire -Bausew,ne. Tme-I hour and SO
minutes Auepdance-2.Son
PIrTssuRo, 4: CHICAGO IN. L), 3.
CHICAGO, July S.--Pittsburg and Chicago fought
a hard and even battle TIL the eleventh inning
10 day. when the Pirates fell furiously Weimer
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Races At Granite State Park.

races Of the opening meeting at Granite
State Park were decided in straight heats.
Favorites won the 2:25 and 2:l4 classes. but
in the 2:l9 class the talent was badly left.
Gu
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First base on errors-New York. 1: washln gton, 4
Left on bases-New York. 7: Washing ton, O. First
PAS Ps,.o on oa s;,,,ot Hog & on putm.nn s on
z Sacrifice hits-Keeler,. Hill Stolen bases-Ei.
e Der Anderson Double Play-Mullen Cassidy
-Connor and o.Louehln. Time hour and IS
minutes. Attendance. 800. "
BOSTON "a L., T. PHILADELPHIA "a. L., B.
BOSTON. July S.-The Champions won out in a
ten inning game this afternoon. The contest
vas replete with brilliant playing the Cross brothers
Ferris. Hartsel and Stahl each making q wonder.
full catch. The score:
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Now EnxlAnd Ieaxue.

Al Fan River Manchester. IL; Fall River, L.
At New Bedford-Concord, 10: New BEDFORD. 3
A. Lynn--Lyun, 10: Nashua. O.
Al Hsverhill-Haverhill. l0 Lowell. s.
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Mountain View Park Harness Races.

ORANoEBuRG. n. Y. July 5.-New York
and Brooklyn horsemen and the local
population thronsed the grounds at Mountain
View Park to-day. where the second days
racing Of the meeting under the direction Of
New York horsemen was held. The sum-
maries.
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Arthur McAleenan. In winning the Fourth
Of July cup at the Hollywood Club. esta blished
the new amateur record Of 70. two strokes
better than the former mark set by himself
last fall The full scores:
Arthur McAleenan. 70. Ia A. 3. Rossin. 81.
is-7s; G. ". Lembeck. 81, 1-D j. G. Lew, %.
2o-7o. ". H. Leieman. IS. s-7; J. Campbell
Phillips. ss. TO- j. W. bingham. VI. is-7e:
J. p. Regensbergh, "a. $50; c. r. Ahlstrom. 20.
1871: Frank E. Henderson &c. 5--s4: ]. J. o'Dono-
hue. %. is; W. ". Vaughn. ~. 4-eo: c. Season.
good ITO. 1872; r. Nathan. lie. A-e5.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Totals...% 8 80 q 3 Totals.,.s 7.os is ,
eOnc when winning

Totals....< 30 3 Totals...8 7s2s is 4
'one out when winning run was scored
PSilsdelph,,.... ,....,.. /!
Left on bases-Boston. 8; Philadelphia g. First
base on on bslis.On Dineen 8: on Henley 2. Struck
Scybold. Burkett. Two bsse hits-Parent n
S Si Ferris, Sacrifice 'hit-Dneen Double
Mccarthy Time hour and ~ minutes At.
tendance-S505.
CLEVELAND. Q: CHICAGO "a. L3,i.
CLKvKlANp. July 6.-Cleveland defeated Chicago
League race. The pitching OF Donahue was the
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Connecticut League,

A. Hoyoke-Brideeport. s; Holyoke, 1.
A. Decentralization, 3; New London. g.
A. springfield Springfield. Q: New Haven, z
Al Meriden-heriden, 9: Norwich, s.
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Hudson River League.
A. Hudson-Hudson, Is: Kingston. I.
New York State League.

Al Abany-Albany, s; Syracuse L.
AZ Troy--Troy, 9: Binghamton s.
A. Johnstown-A. J. and G.. 8; Wilkesbarre, O.
Other game postponed on account OF wet ground
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NE " YORK.
Totals. IS n II

First base on errors--New York. 1: Philadel
phia; Left on bs.es bases. York 5; PhiladelPhis,
well. /: on Ames. 8. Struc, out-Ry Caldwell, 2:
by Ames, l. Three base .c hi,.-T Thomas. MAGE
nee hits-Donlin. Mer.es. McCann. Stolen bases
Dahen. Kruger. Double play.Krueger :, and
l'npires-Emsie and KLEIN. Time-2 hours At
endapce-<OAt
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BOSTON (N. L.), 7: BROOKLYN, O.

Vic Willis put the Brooklyns back into la
place again yesterday at Washington Park.
He pitched the kind OF ball that wins 90 games
out of 100. and the Brooklynites got three
The Bostonians closed their enRn cement by
chalkinG up seven runs, and did as much to
on Tuesday as a clean shutout by q large
margin will do. II was sleepy, listless
game and uninteresting in the last degree.
The score:
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The three best scores In the selected card
contest at the Highland Club. jamaica, on
July 4. were Nat Harrison. Is, s-s7: Louis
Harrison. 4s. l0-3s and R 8. Girlins. Is,
7-3S.
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New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
ENTERPRISE MCD DEEfEh
"W0rst Bank Smash Euer, Says
Bank ETdmlner.
rgv Telegraph to The Tribune-i

t,ittsburg Nov Special Examiner to"aru
p Moxey. of Philadelphia, who has charse vi
the Enterprise National Bank failure here' to-
dav gave out his first statement on the path
condition He says that it is worse thah 'iie
widest dream of any one, in fact the worst
hank smash he ever handled. When asked TINS
evening what the outlook at the Enterprise was
for the depositors getting anything Mr.. Moxey
said: :.
The outlook is exceedingly gloomy IL Is
,oolxi,,e worse every day instead of better.
Have YOU been able to account for any OF the
500 600 or $4,000 missing from the bank ana
will the amount reach that fgure?'
IT is far worse than that he replied 'lhere
were q bout three thousand dcpositors, l guess
said MI Moxey, and it is really distressing to
witness the scenes there every day. There is
not a day pa sses but that have the heartacne.
The failure is the worst have ever investigated
and have Investigated some pretty bad ones.
Mr. Moxey held a long meeting with United
States District Attorney Dunkel and Receiver
Cunningham to-day, but nothing was given OUT
regarding the meeting, The Department or
Justice a Washington has vetoed Cunningham
idea of making preferred creditors of those
whose securities had been rehypothecated by
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