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TURF.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB
Six Races Each Day at $50 p. II.
TURF.
CREWS AT RED TOP.
Wray Puts Crimson Oarsmen to Work 81
Once-Yale's Time Row.

NEW LONDON. June 1l.-Harvard's rowing
squad arrived at Red Top shortly before
7 O'Clock this evening. the varsity oarsmen
sailing up the Thames River from New London
on the launch John Harvard and the freshmen
being transported to Gales Ferry by train.
The freshmen arrived at quarters about ten
minutes ahead Of the launch. and as the
varsity men filed out OF the steame aad
walked up the long wharf rousing cheers
were given from the freshies on the blum,
Coach Jim Gray. who preceded the oarsmen
to Red Top this morning. had the two etShts
on the course soon after their arrival and
four miles In all were rowed before returning
to the boat house. tn varsity eight made
a fine impression on the spectators at Red
Top. The freshmen make q good appear
snoe on the float, but are inclined to row IN
ragged shape, Reece is strokins his crew.
Colletio having been dropped. II is reported
Yale's varsity eight went down the -four
mile course about $50 O'Clock this Afternoon.
This was the first opportunity the Eli oarsmen
have had to pull four miles on time. RocS.-
well was at bow instead OF Weeks. and the ooat
ran smoothly. An ebb tide and light breeze
favored the crew and condition were for fast
time, but Coach Kennedy would not give oul
the figures. The freshmen paced the big
crew for the first two miles,
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Good start: won easily: Rye. b. g., 8, by Greenau
owned BY c. Sullivan; trained oy
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ro.n,,s s,RD ran sRAvKsEv1
Uvsnondsle IA Meet uh,ws,eai aHd ta,sWs
asyWs m TIE STANDARD,

seven races viii ~ run ~ Ufaveserd tosdAr
Tho feature h the Standard stakes, NeiTht
for ase. ana nils and q auattef, In which
ufr1rndaie. the winner Of the hfoadNay
stahea ~ SATURDAY, viii have another chance
10 demonstrate ha worth ~ he neeis whitns'.
cal. Caitnaofm and Colonial uifl HahtaA has
l7 pounds In the handicap ~ about ets tht'
nhss. With Lotus, snow. Mandarin, WHters
sfssa and Ca~andfa all having chances, In
another handicap for two yrafsolda, ave furs
lohas, TileIna. Judge Post, Belcas1 and Rapt q
hammock are probably the best
In the second race At a mil" and n furlonF
Losistilla will probably be played TO beat
Mabel Richardson and olenecho The NTH
event IA for platers Al. a mile and a siNteenthI
With S~choolmate, LIndale, Lady Valentino and
New lofk the best II q poor lot. Carriers may
win the SIXTH race for maiden two-yrhrsoIds.
with MisRivipFs, Vqqpero and Arlington poe
able c%ontenders, while In the last race, gov
erned BY the same coalitions, KENTUCKY Beau.
will be play ed to beat Golden west, LADY Aln.
cent, Star Of Runnymede sand others Inc
entries follow.
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Sew VgFhs n ttHetHWs,i n
thiraa6, NJ tttsHeitH, n
Pittstuss, Oh pnitsdeips,a' o.
~, tHUla, Vi tt0stWH Z
s,,,r,su q, ,es etesa

Stw voHN ~ Lni, ~etsciSStti,o
ttus Ma pu, In Roger Tresnahsn IN bat
In n run IN yesterdays game A. the Polo
utw,nds, and htesnehan cant. ~, sln'ipss
With the lergesaty hit, Ne hattel, " We
shn, out Tho lone Isiiy wqs made " ne
18th !anigs After i.esit bad ,Gss,d w
Bowcfman 10 sogpnd, whefe No woYld ne
within sIlalns distance ct a fHn from a
sTmSn on .scond, snd 10 catcher had moth.
Ing TO wait Tor when Bfesnahan sent . line
single Ia. centre. seymour was playing well
piatSs ana inc Ut" escorted '0N'''n"" y
sides The New ! ork inneid worked with
oiled smoothpess. and could NOT be psnetTated.
except With the cleanest sort Of q biz Neon;
CINCINNATI Sts we're iHew" and FAR between.
and the collabor alton Of pitching and neldlne
Fraser's dlnss we're well managed. too, In
one other, inning the champions bunohed q
couple Of hits. but after two were out and the
third man out hit harmlessly- to . heldeT
In his efortless manner, Dehlen gathered
IN seven 5E sands .. 1hd Tb,h lb All E "eIo. .uq tSc
whether the throws were short, or long. His
work was artistic In It's ease and value Dew.
their fewer chances The ball was hit on the
ground often, McGann getting the hrst nine
put outs, and there was an assist on every
one OF them.
Higgins singled at the start Of the game,
but was at once caught mapping by McGinnity.
and after that the Reds did not bestir hem
selves until the fourth inning. Barry was
benched for kicking In the first inning, which
brought Livingston into the game, Living
ston made a three Dagger in the fourth inning.
did not create a ripple on the surface OF
McGinnity's serenity, though IL scared the
rooters. Kelley elevated a short hy, TO
Mertes, and Livingston was held at third.
Seymour and Lobert were overanxious,
and McGinnity made them fan on balls that
they had to reach out for.
Among the fielding items were a couple
OF clever plays BY McGinpity on hunts. Be
tween q couple OF outs the Reds lodged a
brace of men on bases In the eighth. Living;
. ston, who already had made two hits, smashed
! savagely, but McGinnity stopped the drive
dead. There was momentsry fright for the
Manhattan clan In the ninth. After Kelley
and Seymour had been put out Of harms
way Lobert singled With two and three
the call on Corcoran. Lobert started for
ing when the ball fell into his hands, and he
| did not clutch 1t firmly. 1t bounced up in
the air, but he prevented a tieup OF the game
by squeezing It when 1t again came down.
The score,
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GOSSIP OF HAV RACVIRACE.
aOORH tRERs tIgAN ~ AH0tT
stDgagD ~ FHE Big RiAe,

sgass pVsatshte ma n Hs"y N".Ns pH'
IwysH w Them = "Reminiscences tHstaes
wise ven ~ RfeWtfg saws NJ thelF
tgsses - piea lee M Gtaefes,eT staft
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worlds Championship Pennant for New
YOrks To-day,

This afternoon, at the Polo Grounds. the
pennant for winning the worlds champion
ship will be formally presented to the New
York Nationals and hoisted over the grand
stand. There will be elaborate ceremonies
attending the presentation. At II. o'clock
ths morning there will lie q parade down
broadway from Union SQUARE and review
nj civ Itall. From ? o'clock until 4 there
viii he doings at the Polo Gr~ounds-fre-
works and the presentation OF the pennant
mission. Acting Mayor McGowan will re-
ccive the pennant, A prize will also be pre-
scnted to the best uniformed baseball club
In the parade.
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AUGUSTUS THOMAS BACK.
Brings Back the Little Thomsses, Who'vs
Becn at School tn Paris.

Augustus Thomas, the playwright, bis
wife and two children returned to New
York yesterday on the Red Star steamship
iceland. For the past three years the
Thomases lave been living in Paris, where
the children were at school. They went TO
their home in New Rochelle.
Mr.. Thomas said that he had just com.
pleted a play to be produced this fall: but
for the life Of him he couldn't classify IL
1T isn't a comedy nor a drama, nor a
problem play nor a melodrama,' said he,
In fact, 1t isn't like anything have ever
written
he has In view O play Of Western life ioi
Dustin Farnum and another comedy. iot
LAwranoe D'0rsay.
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Base hlts-OH Slever, Q In jos INNINGS: on Eubank,
4 In S IS innings: OF TannehIl, 8 in . Innings; Oh
Harris, 3 in . innings. Sacrifice hlts-Payne.
base hit-Tannehll. First base on baIls-Od
Eubank, 1; OF Harris, 2. First base on orrors-
Detroit. 1; Boston. 3. Left on b~ases-Detroit, s.:
Boston. s. Struck out-By Siever, /; by Eubant. i:
by Tannehll, 2; by Harris, .. Hit by pitcher
O'Leary. Double plays-Lindsay, O'Leary and
Crawford: Setback, Parent and Armbnstor. UNI
~pires-Connor and Hurst. Ttme-i hour and so
minutes. Attendance-l,s 800.
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FIRsT RACE

Selling. for three.year .olds and upward, $1,000
added: 10 pounds above the scale. with allow
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NV YORK "A. Ii. :; CHICAGO "a iJ'u'
New YORK series went 10 Grl'nth's men to-
day, o clean shutout. with HogE applying
the kalsomine Hog was there with every
him up In clever fashion: Jones's men Torkeo
hard enough. hut could not make we pns
at the time they were most reouireo, tor
tween the pitchers, the only feature being
some marvellous sco0ps BY R9nohus 10
Chase followed with a similar hit and Ia.
porte grounded out. Williams pushed opt
a sale smite and drove two runs home IN
Dagger into left. A wild pitch booSted him
g third and Iap0rte's long ny to Hdhn Sa aye
mado trouble in their half. but a lucky stop
by Conroy ended the discussion. The score:
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~ r. L. Rogers.
CINDERELLA DEAD.
Noted Broodmare Brought wealth TO Her
Owner, DR.. j. ID. Meet.

LEXINGTON. June 1.-THE famous brood
mare Cinderella. regarded as the queen OF the
Amer lean %studbook. is dead at the Kinder
garten Stud OF DR.. j.. D. Meet in Woodford
County, and that noted breeder will erect a
fine monument over the mares grave;
Cinderella cost DR.. Meet $500 and she raised
wealthy landowner. She was the dam OF
Hastings. Plaudit, Migraine. Handsome,
other noted turf performers and sires.
DR.. Meet refused to sell the mare to the late
VIC. Whitney for SIS 900, on the ground that
it would break up his family. consisting Of
himself, wife, daughter and the mare.
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MdnuS'
AZ Toronto-;ame transferred to July II.
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Southern League,

At MISUNDERSTANDING. 4: Memphis, ?.
At Montgomery Montgomery, 4 New Orleans. 1
A. Shreveport Atlantis /: Shrcve port. O.
Az Llttle Rock-LltN Rock. ?: Birmingham 0.
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international Chess.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
osTEND, Belgium. June I1.-Play. in The
international masters chess tournament was
resumed This morning, when the sixth round
was begun. BY noon one-half OF the games
we're concluded and the other half were hn-
ished in the afternoon. The pairings and
results are appended:
FIRST SECTION va. sRcoN D SECTION.
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SIX FAVORIHES DEFEATED.
AfROSar ~ ~ D. WIVS TRE SFR.
ram SftAFa
1aHess, ~ d : aad aeeWeae ~ - |, t.ss
tsme ttsme N fgsWi =eeuH'aiHhlWe
llests ltat NaatesUH aBefttma heeteF
aolane ~ 0tWaVta afeep4ethRee,

tleats ltat Vgaateesea agefVtWHa teeteF
AHieRt N ItWat'e a,eeV'erhsse
at tssetHss me- defss' ~ Otaycssrd
reHcftsy, shefs loep feceaoef' M =
tgiah time Iaunlna ief winners tanf shots
nod an lpHiHs, nueh IN tRe satisfaction " ~"
seoHmaHeta The nettotd WsEes fef go
vetf olda. hvs ffiaNsa want ~ " n wv
suite trfabsf, 4 " ~ shHi sh0 go ~ IN 4
hard ffiVs In lime ~ hesi srnatns Mctaffrn'a
Naa,sr Lister, 4 ~ favHfte, ~ 4 nuae
The latter allen nosoi n Wllaon, w . Hed
Rover, I ~ ,, aut NJ the piscs. With the utech
s,abie's tiafN Raasei 10 = head hacs
Hetheiev, q I'm ~ shirt lei up " N" lHs'
iutlona p,la and then e'pioded w" 'Wn"
Waa 20
n Nocotmieh'a Otenade. nssl~ct~t N
3, 10 T. msde neaflg III the funhi1a IN the
hsndirsp ~ q milo and q fuflcna and ins'
masascd 10 bea, the Newcastle atable'a hdll'
I'VE, who closed an equal %favcflte With Nnasn'
ielln, N I u q, by en- eyeiash oliver Cton
we'll, IN ~ !, waa third, 4 leneth and 4 hAlt
away tyae'a fbda on Maaaniello was foundly
oenaufed, - he did not seem 10 esert HIM
Aelf o. all after belna carried wide ~ IN"
lower turn, The time was ! "a -
jansta, ~ W I. vas pucccaaful IN inc hilh
race for mafea N q mile and q slNteenth
ehe was oievsfly ridden end came from
hehInd In the atfesch, beating Pale'te, ~ % !,
nv " and a half lengths Palette, under o
drive from little q. Burns nailed tina places
from Edith James. 2 to | t%Svorite. by q head
The heavily played Memories was short
The race was run In I a as
Tyne put NJ O bunslinR ride on keator,
II TO 10 favorite In the first race at about slx
furlonss. the Charaius Eeldins being easily
defeated by c. Sulliv ans Rye. 10 to 5. VINO
on the other hand was splendidly ridden by
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THIRD SECTION
Enxland's Team for Davis Cup.
;psetaI Cable Despatch to THE Sum,

DVtVTUE D0sPVFf" '" N |EN'
LONDON. June ll.-For the cha llenge
round for the Davis international lawn tennis
cup. H. l.. Doherty and s., H. Smith have been
chosen to represent England In the singles
and the Doherty brothers in the doubles.
dehn ltely chosen.
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WASHINGTON
.Batted for loss in the fourth Inning.
tbatted for Eels In the ninth Inning.

TotI -. Z II Il To ET
.Batted for loss In the fourth Inning.
tBatted for Eels In the ninth inning.
Cleveland ,...."r""."o GSSS IA
Two base hlt-oiarke. Three base hits-Hick-
man. stahl, Jones. Homo run-Anderson Sacri.
Ace hit -LaIole. Stolen bases Lajoie. Bay. Altizer:
Schlany, Stahl, Cross. First base on balls--of
JOSS. i; oil Eeiis. !; OF Falkenherg, 8, First base
on errors-Ceveland, l; Washington. Wild
Observation-Disclosures 2. Time hour and 81
minutes. Umpire--a'Loushlin. Attendancc-a.As
PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 3: ST. LOUIS IA. Ii. /.
ST. LouIa. June ll.-Connie Mack made II a clean
sweep, the Philadelphia taking o-day'S game from
the browns. The score:
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NEW YORK.
CHICAGO.
Totals. $40 is Totals.
sIanorte out for Interference.

sSa chs Fo,x SSSSSGSG- s
First base on errors-chicego. Il New YORK, !,
Left on b~ases--Chlcago, 8; New York. q Two
iiams, Jones, Donohue. Double plays-Suiivan
and isbel. Hahn. Donohue and Smith: Williams
base on bails-of Hogg, /. Struck out..By Smith,
8: by Hogg. 2. Wild p~itches-Smlth. 2 Passed
~bal-McGulrc. Time-l hour and " minutes
~Umpire-Shcrldan. Attendance-S.70o.
WARRINGTON. o. CLEVELAND, l.
CLEVELAND. June ll.-Washington drove Joss
home run, two triples and three singles, and won
their game. Eells. who relieved joss. pitched
good ball. The score:
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New York State League.

Az Syrncuse-Syracuse. g. Utica, 3.
At Bing Observation-Disclosures, 7: A. J. and q, 4.
At Wlkesbarre-Troy. O: WlkosbsrTe, z.
At Scranton Scranton. 4: Albany, q
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England Wins international Golf Match.

Special Cdbls Despatch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON, June lin the fourth inter
national golf match, at Muirheld. between
Scotland and England. England won. with
four foursomes still TO finish,
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CHICAGO IL, L., s: BRooKLYS, 3.

Chicago bats were working early and often
at Washington Park yesterday and the Brook
ms were beaten before the game had pro-
pressed far. Pastorious has done some great
Stitching this season, but the Cubs yesterday
smashed the system q the Pastorio4s party:
Slagle walked in the first inning. and SCHULTZ
singled, went 10 second on a passed ball and
scored on Steinfeldt's hit. The Cubs kept
and hustling on the bases made two more
runs. Pastorius was batted out in the fourth.
In which three singles and one run. were
for two counts In the seventh inning. The
batting Of Casey, Maloney, Ritter and Alper-
man figured in two OF brooEiyns runs, while
the third was the outcome OF a base on balls
to Casey, Tinker's error on Batch and Lum-
ievia ty 10 left. The score.
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Conn cucu League.

AT New acknowledgement. 0: New Haven, 8,
At Waterbury, 8: Holyoke, o.
At Hartford Hartford, 6: Springfield. s.
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New England Learue

At Fall River-Fan River. 4. New Bedford, q
AZ Lawrence-Lawrenoe, /; Manchester, o.
At Lynn Haverhill, o: Lynn. 0.
At Worcester-Lowell Q; Worcester, O ..
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r,r ne'' base Ss on SSalisHoh fo1een, !; OF Joslyn. :,
Struck out-By' Foxen, g. by Joslyn, 2 Sacrifice
hit-Fo1en. Stolen base-AcFarland Double
pisys-Woods Cunassstedl. Butler and keister;
Wild pltches-Joslyn umplre-.kely' Time-i
BALTIMORE. o, NEWARK. 2.
BALTIMORE. June 1.-THE Orioles won. easily
from Newark to day. Schultz, who started 10 do
the twirling for the Sailors. was batted out OF the
boz in the nrst inning. Hesterfer, who succeeded
MIN, pitched good ball. The score:
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American Association.

At Louis vllle- Minneapolis. 8; Louisville, L.
" Toodo-Flst game-Mnwaukee, I: Toledo, 1.
game-Toledo, D. Milwaukee, 2.
4 Columbus Kansas City. 4; Columbus, 4.
A Observation-Disclosures. ); 81. Paul, g.
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BALTIMORE


'Batted Tor SchuIlh N tNt hfsI INNING.
RsMs2G r...,.:.:. S'S 9 %
Two base hits-Hearne, Mcdonald, Stolen bases
-Maloney, Hall. Double ~plays-Mourey, Jen.
nlngs and Hunter IA. FiEs, base on .bals-Qn
Adkins, 8; % Schultz. !: Of; Hes'erter, T. Struck
Lett on bases-Baltimore, 4; Newark. 4. First
base on errors-Paltimore, ! Newark. l.. Umpire
Moran, Time-z hours. Attendance .eo9.
AT ROC HRsrKR.
n. H h.
Rochestcr,.,,....o 500 s. o
BV6alo' ''.,.,... o o o o 0 / o-i 8 /
Batteries-Henley and Moran; Winkly and Nc.
ManuS.
AZ Toronto-;ame trans to July II.
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at. LOUIS IN. IL. 8; BOSTON IN. L.. 4.

First base on errors-Boston. 1: St. Louis, 7.
Left on bases Boston. s. 81. Lonis.,s 8. First base
out-by Lindemen, :; BY Taylor, 8, TWO base
hits.B1,.s "a Howard SaSrihce 6i,NBennett.
Brain. Tenney and Brown. Umpire-carpenter.
Time-2 hours and 20 minutes. AttendAnee--e24.
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Baseball, Polo Grounds, To-day. 4 p. NJ.
Giants, Champions OF the Worfd. ". Cincinnati, pre-
~sentatiop Of Worlds Pennant. Special programme
Japanese Fireworks and music, starting at2P. n.
Ads.
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PITTsBURc
Totals. g IS 30 20
Slated for Gibson.

Ps,,,.eHTs .."...G 9ddSSSaE Il
Left f,f on DSSsssse s-PitisSurs s; PfhftiadelphIs. .. Flint
base on balls-on Leevsr. 9; OF Leineld. Il OF
hltsHGaniey, Nealon. Clarke, Wagner, Dooiin.
Sacrifice hits-Thomas, Lever. Stolen bases
lin m and Courtney; Clarke and Phelps; Wagner and
Nealon. Hit by. pltoheI-By Sparks. l.: VIVID
and is minutes. Attendance-t,4es.
st. LOUIS IN. Ii. 8; BOSTON IN. LIZ, l..
BOSTON, June ll.-Boston gave a poor exhibition
NJ nall playing to day. ST. Louis winning In a canter,
Taylor held the locals 10 Ave hits, The score:
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PHILADELPHIA

Two base hts Cross az, Knight. DAVIS. Sacri-
Ace hlt-Cross. Stolen bases " allace. HtrtZel az.
base On halts--ot Howell, 1. of Dygci.. 8. STRUCK
out ny howell, 8; by Nygert, y. Left on bsSes-
st. Louis. 5; philadelphia, 5. LMplres -Evans and
Connolly. .1me-2 hours. Attendance -1,s7O.
BOSTON "a, L.. I; pKTRoIT, 8.
DETROIT, June ll.-Boston broke Dctroit's win
ming streak to day by winning q raggcdly played
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FRESHMAN AND DOWVRMAH.
FORWER AIRS ~ LAfTER WTH
ONWFs OtLt MN


The thleaers Afd ptfshufss afe niahlna
ffet fisft hafd fef me CHrWpiHHH Nv feealn
fhe Nov YHfta fest me t%inrinHHtls fes'ft
dst hu' NE othrt ier tssra alsr egt lhe
trha duefsi HtHoHivr shne IN fhtadsi
rhts ihr rifstes nirred \ ssme an me tare
And aidsi me Hrofe ,iridff IN Z ing Finnlne
srutt mo fttahut ~ have rot iosi = same
Nv ~ Past A. tbuia had ~ Hsfy 'ihe sIth
nuateN fhe ffsuWa
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p~1rrsBuRo, 8; PHILADELPHIA IN, L.. 8.

PHrApELPHIA, June ll,-Pittsburg defeated
Philadelphia this afternoon after a highly interest
Ing game, In which the work OF Clarke. both at tho
Manager Duffy and Catcher Dooln were. suspended
three days and Third Beseman Sentelle inde fnltely
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other Gam 60.
AT %PRoSPRCr PARR,
Games Scheduled for To-day.
NATIONAL LRAouE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati in New York; Chicago In Brooklyn;
Pittsburg in Philadelphia; 81. Louis In Boston.
AMERICAN LEAouR.
New York In Cleveland: Phila delpnia In Detroit;
Washington In Chicago; Boston In ST. Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence in Jersey City: Newark in Baltimore;
Buffalo In Rochester: Montreal In Toronto.
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New York, 4; Cincinnati, Q. First base on balls
on McGinnity, i on Fraser, E. Struck outIby
ineston. saonfce hit-McGinnlty. umplres-.
Conway and O'Day Time-i hour and 80 min utes
Attendanco-a,000
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Al Pueblo-pueplo, 4; Dcs Moines, 4.
Al Denver-Denver, =: Sioux City. U.
Al Iincoln-Omaha, g. Lincoln. 8.
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South Atlantic Leagu

A. ColumbtA-Columbis, 0; Macon, 0.
A. Auguste-Jackaonvtlo. I; Angusta.A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-12

Baseball, washinEtoa Park, To-day, 4 p. n.
Brooklyn Va. Chicago. Adm, Soo.-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-12

STANDING OF THE cLuBs.
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Providence made Its nrst visit OF the season In
Jersey City yesterday and suffered defeat. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-12
BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn, IL; Chicago, T.. First base on balls-on
Pastorius, 2; OF Overall; .. Struck outnBy Mcln.
base .hltIkIing Two base %Its-Sasey Batch.
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-07

Mrs. Gray met him In the hdutUdy.
to record the total disappearance Of
Edwin Brewsters million-his final re.
port to Swearengen Jones, executor of
James Sedgwick's will. On the floor
were bundles Of packages carefully
wrapped and tied, and on the table
was the long sheet Of white paper on
which the report was being drawn.
The packages contained receipts-thou-
sands upon thousands of them-for the
dollars he had spent In less than a
year. They were there for the inspec-
ton of Swearengen Jones, faithfully
and honorably kept, as If the old west
erner would 60 over in detail the count
less documents.
He had the accounts balanced up to
the hour. On the long sheet lay the
record OF his ruthlessness, the epitaph
OF million. In his pocket was exact
ly $790S. This was to last him for
less than forty eight hours, and then
1t would 60 to join the rest. 1t was
his plan to visit Grant & Ripley on the
afternoon of the 22d and to read the
report to them in anticipation OF the
meeting with Jones on the day follow
ing.
Just before noon, after his encounter
with Mrs. Gray. he came downstairs
and boldly, for the first time In days,
sought out Peggy There was the old
smile in his eyes and the old hearttness
In his voice when he came upon her
In the library. She was not reading
Books, pleasures and all the joys of
Life had fed from her mind, and she
thought only of the disaster that was
coming to the boy she had always
loved. His heart smote him as he
looked into the deep, somber, fright
ened eyes, running over with love and
fear for him.
Peggy. do you think I'm worth any
thing more from your mother? Do you
longer?" he asked steadily. taking her
hand In his. Hers was cold, his as hot
q fire. "You know what you said
away of yonder somewhere. that she'd
let me live here IL l deserved It. !
am q pauper. Peggy. and I'm afraid
I'LL may have to get down to drudg-
cry again. VIII she turn me out? You
know / must have somewhere to live.
HAL It be the poorhouse? Do you re-
member saying one day that I'd end
b the poorhouse"
she was looking into his eyes. dread
ing what might be seen In them.
- there was no CLEAN Of insanity