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10 gENr-.A few snal senements Apply
t. 4. felnsSi ttNtf
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10 RENT Tenement w +sN-aate IN every
particular located "a ~ street NatehelAel
Meadow Inquire TX kennNth Nicholson "
Wellington streNt Sstg
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HOTEL FOR SALE

In good license town. one minute from depot
ne-half aero Of land, en- Main street pIeaa-
ant location, w good condition. twenty sleep
ing a0oIus. Good livery barn u stalls. Ifloa
map Of Vermont toe Tile Reynolds lfaal r.
tate Co, Burlington, w.
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fgs EaENr~ TNnesMant INK North ssssAAyv
street, Also tenHInenE Oh nrpoklyn sfkeeg IN
tension Apply ii HI II. Al. keAtss efisee,
Miles granite battling. 4atg
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Public Examinations.

Examinations win be held 50 far AZ possible
in the school buildings. All candidates for ex*
animation, personally unknown 10 the County
Examiner will be feanired 70 furnish testi-
monial Of good moral character and satisacH
tory evidence Of ability 10 govern. Examine
lions may be taken for admission 70 any YER
mont State Normal School
o. D. MA'rHEwsON, County Examiner.
Barre, Vt, July Q, 1906.
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lO KEN'F- Furnished ana unfurnishea
rooms Also huitahlg Ivs FOR sAles Iuanise as
summer street Sgtf
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ZOE sALE.

FOR SALE.
Eight double tenement houses l0 tonementa.)
Three cottage houses.
one four tenement h0tae.
Elghty4fEe building lpta
All II tile above real estaie "a desirable props
ffty and we'll situated IN the heart 81 the city
u barre. For further information lnquife ii
John TfUw or ". A. Phelps. a7ff
FOR SALE beat residence lots In the CITY At
head ~ French street View nn0haifhefed
clear n Washington street. Convenient io
both lines ~ trolley Good air. dfy soil No
hliinR required, Fec plan. Avorili Granlfa
Co., AHefill building, City. l0if
FOR SALE Modern home location tho
Electric lights furnace heat. open plinffne
llot and cold spring water. I.Anlidiy with set
tabs. Finished ~ red birch, hardwood and
8eor9ja pine, Terms tnndernte Puseassion
given aftaf Aprn IEfb. Inquire ~ III Il. II.
Martin a Miles Granite Block On fred r.
Page - CITY dall e9tf
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IA RENT 4 teaemeNs ID sAogs street Aps
psy ~ NJ & tksinlen itilf
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HOUSE FOR SALE-sA six-fuam cottage
near Barre WHITE quarry, ahaut two mites
from the post office. Hard pine. finished In the
wood. wi "a birch floors an through About s.
feet Of foot piaKza, Au idrAi place Tor ans
one working In Tho city Wishing "a live onf 4
little. Enquire Of 4. CoiVin. II jefferson Stt
or A. s. paikhnrst East Ilii loQu
FARM FOR SAIE-~lp0 acres situated IN
Town ~ Worcester. une.haif mile from Village,
Keeps 70 heaa Of rAftle and team Buildings
W iair condition. Running watar AZ house
ard barn. VIII ell on easy tfrme Apply or
address u. p. AleAnlay. Orantfeylile, W, ST
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10 RENT tlooms suitable fpr storage pur
poses 4 n PeFry Sstg
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TENrasRNr 10 RENT AT III Merchant
street Vye Yeams. hot ana cuid water, hi.
Qnite ~ sseos Mann, n WeilingFon street %tl
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HELP WANTED.

WANTiiIi- Two good men At once m iaFtn.
Apply Oh the premises OF W, A. Martin, S0nth
Baile W, oradaleas Barre post ofiee. 1876
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WANTED, Girl to DO general hpusewpfk IN
family ~ three. Good Wages kHfefnnvta re
Qnirea Address box sss Lisbon, \ II liSul
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ata fsENT small honse and twa acres og
land AZ Sqati barre Apply tnJ. ", Nichalss
haage. s$ti
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-29
HARVARD COVERS FULL COURSE.
Trial Row in 10 Minutes 3 Seconds -wra,
Replies TO Titus.
Special Cao's Despatch to TIE Sul

~ >e"
LONDON. Aug. 2s.-James Wray. the Har-
yard coach. is severe in his reply to the ccm-
ments made BY Titus, the American carsman.
He said to-day: Titus has not SCI en- the
Harvard crew and does not know their capa-
biiities. Every one knows that we did not
come over as representatives ofthe United
States. There is no more question as to our
representing America than there is about
Cambridge and Cambride &c claims to represent
England"
wray thought the Londoners were a little
too confident about the result. The crew.
he said. was one of the best ever turned out
by Harvard-better than last years crew.
The men had become thoroughly acclimatized
and their performances over the course at
Putney had led him to believe that the coming
contest would be one Of the best seen en- the
Thames for a lonR time.
Il was in town to-day" he continued,
and he ard bets Of 5 to 2 on Cambridge.
That is pretty nearly making the race a fore
gone Conclusion. but / wouldn't like to lay
the odds myself, I haven't followed the
Englishmen at all, but ! am sure they will not
have a walkover. Wen give them a good
race. Notwithstanding all the bad luck we
have been having. Two Of our men have
had water on the knee. Richardson. will be
able to take his place on the day Of the race.
but Glass Is pc rmaneptiy out. Still, Morgan
- q BoVh nan " W." pipcoc'S otioh thC
boat next year" -.
The coach Is an enthusiastic advocate OF
the scheme Of making the race between
On this he said: Cambridge should pay US
a visit In the States. They would be enthu-
iastica ally received"
The Harvard crew did little work this
morning. They were out on the river only
twenty minutes. during which. time they
did some two minute spins at a thirty-six gait,
starting from the stakeBoat. Morgan rowed
No. and Flint No. s. The Cambridge crew
had a fast row of about a mile, doing the dis
lance In 4 minutes 10 seconds.
The Harvard crew had a trial row over the
full course this evening. starting at o O'Clock.
They started with thirty-fye stroke, but the
average stroke throughout was thirty. Ham
mt rsnlth Bridge was reached In Z minutes
onds. when the Ihen were rowing strongly.
They compieted the full course In 10 ninutee
IS seconds, There was q light breeDe behind
them all the way but the stream was very
sluggish. the river being low. Tbs perform
ance Is regarded as q very good one.
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every day. had these bodies lifted TO one Of
their chasses and act Is their own drivers
Some Of them became so interested In their
Ing d ivers who knew enough about, tie
ma hin . to teach them how TO operate them.
One very good driver. who spent some
time in the factory where our carr are made,
has had fifteen EMPLOYERS 50 far his year, and
mar who wishes to become proficient as
them to be able to drive their own. cars, il has
had a beneficial result as regards the b. al,h OF
maiy Of these men. Several OF. them have
told me that they have used their cars tsie
as much this season as they did last. with an
almost corresponding gain In their physical
welfare.
on the wish Of many owners to become some
what acquainted with their cars is the (art
chaufieurs. Before they knew enough about
their cars to drive them themselves they
would frequently hive trouble keeping their
chauffeurs in check. but since the spread Of
the every man his wi driver idea. there
has not been such Q dependence on the CO.
prices md whims Of foreign chauIeurs.
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at. LOUIS "a. L.. s:sKw YORK "A. L-).i.

1T. LOUIS "a. L.. s;NKw YORK "a. Lii.
"a. 4 s1 ysss.sd R.;y ssd esm 70 Z &, AI Tssi::s . 6sss e
, s%.s.Sr1 est e. t asiI ,sss11 VIII H. ta sss s zlsaiss. s 3D. q
ea@es IN o1 With inp sss hits an eere the msIsia 81
Griffin saw lie dsfes. Of his team from : boz.
dennits suspension Imposed By Ben Johnson
fer his sIpPtiop Of Monday, when he was put
game than the Browne. but Petty pitched
steadily Improving ball and the New Yorks
fSnla not c Soms't ,or eo% "a st T%o S s,ssT RI n me sSs
s ar b Inninf I, i snf tfs ss 4 8. ds,r ae Un Y aGl% %. =, 3
sSsPs. e But Tan, afser Y eon roy hsd scored OH % Rrber.
ied's force q Hoffman, Petty puzzled them to
The. New ,Yorks had men on bases in the
S% wisS no;b BODY out ,1I'' The Se1 Browns we're on lie
preventing them by clever. handling of bad
speed and took D~elehanty's abortlye bunt on
arst base line and coiiided with Petty. who
q af haop s sne mail saaily 1Is ,nd si' Rssd down Ssns md WITH 1ts
the worse for his tumble except for mussed
Chase In the fourth inning. whom 81. Louis
tied. the score. Jones singled to left and
was forced by Moriarity's throw to Elberfeld.
Hemphill,s wat fSlided SSfeIy past Yesser;
stinse5. teyaId right. but Chass thIo.ins
second was low, but Elberfeh made q rafting
pickup and Hemphill was forced. Stone
came In from third on the play Chase was
not 90 assertive with the bat. He displayed
q f On Re .i 70. Sai as 9 ,Ss s sss le'i Of S SGsn Sai
and i' pulled IL around to SSiiIes.
Elberfeld's nimbleness enabled him 70
knock down, Stones jumper in the sixth
inning, but he could not shoot the ball 70
first In time to cut OF Stone. b u Q rapid
mover. Hemphil. would not hit at Orth's
coaxers. and Al. being in a hole. was com,
PEELED 70 put one straight over: HeWphlll
scored and Hemphill would have scored on
Elberfeld's bad relay TO third but for Orth's
spry backing up. Wallace dropped q single
in short right and brought hemphiu to the
platter.
in the fifth when they were close TO a run:
Orth was on second when Elberfed BOUNCED
ball down., something Orth did not think he
would do. Orth turned third on the hit. and
the quick witted Wallace laced the ball to
Niles. Then Orth, who hsd&A day Of adyer-
sity on the base paths. was run down; The
uses Of adversely were not sweet Tor tho big
pitcher.
Pelty had half q dozen or 90 new balls TO
better for him. Yeager and Delehanty en-.
gagged In q fouling Oh bee, but In tho end
succumbed on strikes to Peity's conjuring Of
the snow white sphere. Tho score:
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Lake Placid Golf.

LAKE PLACID. n. Y. Aug. 3s.-w1th Q list
Of seventy-nvs entries the eighth annual
tournament Of the Lake Placid Golf Club
opened to-day on the Stevens House links.
Ths prize for the best score In the qualifying
round went to A. W. Tillinshast Of the Phtla.
deiphia Cricket Club. who made the course
In IS. A. Gre CORY Of ths Albany Country
In the frst round at mssch play shis efter-
noon A. Z. TlIlinGhast defeatsd H. Stevens
Of the Lake Placid Coli ClSb. 2 mp gsd %
psyidson defeated D. fhopss 81 Dunwoodie
d deS by S1 Paul sseevsns q ths iAis Pisoid
doky Club, Cup and ITO play and Otis Wilhams
Of the Richmond County Club was asfestsd
In. and % play. r.; I. J.nss Objected =;
e: B bSPsr S.:s S,sS as Si,..i e. 9. As:etol. Of
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TO.DAY'S CARD FOR SARATOGA.
saividere Has Top weight in Adir ondack
Handicap.

SARATOGA. Aug. as.-In the Adirondack
Handicap OF 5000. for two-year-olds. six
furiongs, to be run tomorrow. Sslvidere
must pick up top weight. 1928 pounds. and
meet Clara Huron. Don Enrique. Eddie Ware
and other youngsters OF less quality. Two
year-oIds will run in the first race. I'VE and
a half f~urlongs. with Plausible. Nancy. Tfletng.
Mitre. Mint IBERIA and Quagga having chan ces
In q large field. p Pr.
Macmillan will probably be played to
win the steeplechase from. The Claimant.
Allegiance and others, In the third event.
FOR three-year-olds and upward. six fur
10 nes, Belle strome. -Teacrese, Anneta, Lady.
the fifth race. a handicap. at Q mile, Right
Royal, Samson, Athlete and Belle of Pc quest
will probably find support. The last race Is
town. sayior and Stole possibly the best.
The entries follow:
FIRST. Race-Por two year Odds which have run
and nnf urnn n Z Ihla naHAilnR. aAllfnG. AEe And n
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PARKWAY HARNESS RACES.
One Driver Tossed In hi Air; SMASHED
wheel for Another.

Une DffVef Tooeeu IN tne All; emasho
wheel for Another.
A light harness meeting began yesterday
at the Parkway Driving Club track. Brooklyn.
In the first race q fast green trotter was un-
covered in Miss Sheldon. q black mare by
Emperor Wilkes. who made . record OF : ?os
in the 2:35 trot.
In the first heat Of the a:7s pace there anne
near being a fatality. Norval Red. driven BY
Griffin B. Conklin. was run into by the roam
eeldins Marion from Worcester. Mass. driven
by r. C. Beaver. Conklin went up in the air.
then landed on his cushion unframed. He
refined In his frightened horse and jumped to
and started in the remaining heats. Silver
Barr. the favorite for the 17s pace. driven 6y
hand. when in the start for the second heat
the big held pinched Callan q bit. His nlgh
wheel was wrecked: He was permitted to
start again. being placed last. but then and
there came the biKgest upset Of the day.
Jack Phillips. driving Jessie Wagner. won the
remaining heats in q Sc rice of rousing finishes.
The meeting continues to-day. The sum-
unartea.
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Sir Howard Vincent Coming % America
with English Sh ooters.

Sir Howard Vincent. N. p. and Aide-de-
Camp TO King Edward VII. VIII accompany
the team from the Queens Westminster
Volunteers to New York In September for their
match with the team from the Seventh Regi-
ment. Col. Trollope. commanding the Queens
westminsteTs, expected 10 accompany the
shooters. but found u impossible 70 do 90, and
md % E sS:ss-xsA !cs IN neteher was
pfeesbtsd Or Sir, Bowerd and WIN DO brought
81 him 70 this country and awarded to the
whaling team.
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First base on errors-New YORK. :: Lett on bases
New YORK. 9; st. Louis. =. Stnck outLBy oIth.
4. by petty, q. Three base hit-Hemphll. Two
base hits-Conroy. Yeager. Sacrifice hit-Deie-
hanty. Stolen ElbeIfeld: Double
Eime-i hour and IS minutes. Attendance-s-oo
CLEVELAND. o; BOSTON "A. IL.
BOSTON, Aug. zs-Cleveland made enough runs
In me nrst inning TO win TO. days game, but added
A few more for the fun Of the thing. DIN cen was
SEMI 70 the bench at the end Of the third inning and
0fnse. who succeed ed him. did much better work.
Tbe n0nra-
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POLO.
Saratoga Freebeoters Win Against Mead
ow brock Team.

SARATOGA. Aug. 2s.-In the opening match
for the United States Hotel cups to-day the
Freebooters won from the Mesdow
Brook freebooters by IiH TO S goals. HapiI.
ton MADDEN. 2: = Ambrose Clark, q: Hany
s.n s6rss; :; s sssr. MSsssn hs Belmont S,4 =; 'S ana
. goals by handicap from the Ssfa3
tSse ~Ersebooters. The SaIatossns sna
q: total 10. .
Tho match had many exciting In cidents
and - PLAN whsoh kept The oplooke-: en-.
ePre1eG teams win meet in the second uaiSa
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American Association.

Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 7: Louisville. J.
Al 81. Panl-St. Paul. 7: Indianapolis, O..
Al Observation-Disclosures. 8; Toledo. 2
Al Kansas Cty-Columous, 2: Kansas Cy, !.
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Sacrifice hii -Brodie. Stolen bases-Mahline.
Poland. FIRST base on bells-.on Aoriarity. j.
Via ;ipISd pItes-HcCiosksy. Pin. base on error
Providence. Left on bases-Newark. & Providence.
& Doubi. ri iys-Seibach and Rock: rEnEie ana
brown. U~mpire-conahan. Time-1 hour and IL
minutes.
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Connecticut League.

Al New ~Hsyen-New London. Q; New Haven. T.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1: Waterbury, o.
Al Observation-Disclosures, 3: Hoiyoke. !.
Al Brtdg eport ghcld. s: bridgeport L
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cnaeagos alake II rims Straight vtetesisa,
WhteWpshfag the C~inclnnatts. .

Tho National Lsasae schedule provided
nothine for the New York; yesterday. but
the ChieaEos won their ninth straight gams
and Increased their lead over h New York;
TO more than q hundred points. The tie for
second place was broken. PittsburR's eysn
break with the Phliadelphias sending the
Pirates . few points below the Champions.
The results:
Chaease.' O.; Cineinnati, o.
P~ittshurg. .; PhiiaaRiphia S--First Game.
Phiind,,pa,s a. p-1stsburr. O-seeoNac Cana.
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PHILADELPHIA u. L.. :: rsrrssuno. o-sroo'

Two base hitS-Meier. Brans1eid "a. HsSes.
Sacrifice hIt-Tttus. Stolen bases--Aasee, Sea
and Gibson: hagee and Doolin. FRS. base on
balls -on Richie. !; Struck out-By Lynch. 4
Klein and Conway. Time hour and 10 minutes.
Attendance-Sl0.
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New York 9 tste League.

Az G,oycryyile-First eame-wnkesbArre, 1; A.,
J. q a., o. second game-A..J J. q O., :: Wilkes
ton. O. Second ~eame-Albany. :: Binghamton. ?.
Al Utica-First game-Scranton d: Utica l..
Second eame-Scranton. I; Utica o.
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Hudson River League.

Al Pouehkeeps,e-Newburyh, 3: Poughkeepsie. 2
Al Hudson Kingston, 1. Hudson. o.
A Paterson-Fist County. ,: Peter.
son. 1. second game Paterson. o: Tn County. o
IForfeitedl.
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AUFoNORlLEs.
Auto Sale: Prices Cut.

QUALITY and SCARCITY o. the -dr sired nlko'
% pnces LOWER than you can duplicate are ,hs
kthd Of automobtlee now sscrineec-
dard $500: Waite. 1903 nandsomssi car
N M.nhssss1, eempiste; iselu q q top; s%pSed0,ss;;
Pope.Tciedo teoa $4,000. ZOO: 1908 o1,ni
a,Soo %oas,l. ,ep: &c; tliis9s; lpS ~ LGsS%eo
500 70 1900; DeTInca. thirty Ave horse looti
sf.3on. si.eoo; cadnlacs. $50; Franklin Ade en-.
600: Knox. ss7s: Mobile. sloo; Ten Bucks i01.
$50: Btudebakef. $3.50: Oidspooile Tourabou,s
I'm. Taifty thirty Ave horse Locomobile cosi
SS.s0D. SdSoo; Hitecn-twenty horse Locomobls,
ei,oD0: no other unusual opportunities Largest
dealers IN America Demonstration eAeerflly
LOO new tops, value ~ to $500. at $50 go; limOu.
IA nskSHSWHY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE,
7A5-aAO west 4sth ST.
Near Broadway. Telephone sgT Bryant
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New I'm GLAND I<akue.

Al Fan River-r,ut game-Loweli. ]: Fan River.
q second rame-Fail River. s: Lowell. .
Al 4: Haverhin, \.
Al New Bedford-ftrst gaAe-Sew Bedford. b.
Bedford. ).
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For maiden two year old Niles and geldings.
.60n added. Ave and a half fiyiongs.

Good starr; won easily; Glamor. Oh. T.. :. by Hast
i~ngs-Glory; owned by August Belmont; trained by
A. J. Joyner.
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Grand Circuit Races Postponed.

RRApvrLLE. Aug. 2s.-To-day's meeting OF
ths xrsni eiroai: -ss -Sos.ressA owing 20
muddy condition Of the track from last nights
heavy rain.
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At
Raaehall NaiAa.

BOSTON. Aug. z.-1ee management OF the
Boston american eldo announced this sfteInoon
sssm. had been indenni tely suspended nor quitting
me city without permission, Ins 80 secp o,
management says they have no knowisdGs Of his
Vhareabouts.
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Southern League.

A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .; siIminghaT. a.
MLlttle Rock-F1rst gsme-Montgomery.< Il: Little
Rock, /. Second game-Montgomery. Is Little
a. snrsveport-Auanta. s. shrevepor, o
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.Battei for, Dineea In the third inning.
elsss..nd. ...sS sSS6dSS g
aoSinn. s: Cleveland. 3. First base on bals-Oh
HiSeen. :; on Gisrs; !: OF Rhoadss. : Struck out.
Tbree base hit Barbeau Two base hlts-Tumer.
L.joie, Hsydes; Flick, Barclay us Fe 11ds,,. sssrtaoe
Ia,oie aud Stovan: Ferris and Grtmshsw. I'm
pire-Hurs Time hour and 20 minutes Attend
snce-S,o0.
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PSnsssis saiii..oo SSSSiSS'i3
Thomas. Doolin. Sacrincs. hit-Iitus. Stolen
~bases-Ritchey, Titus. Sheehan. Meier. Nesi9n.
by pstcherABy Lush, I. First base on talis-on
willis. Q; OF Lush, .. Struck out.-By willis .;
by Lush. ., Umplres-Convay and Klein. Time
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western League.


A, pcs Monies-Des Molnes. 7. Omaha. I.
Al Omaha-Puebio. 10: Omaha, S.
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srwAnx. 0: PROVIDENCE, i-srcoxp oAAu.
Totals. e. 6 III 10

DATED for Joslyn In the ninth inning.
S S,r,,5s, SSidS6SoLi
Two base hit-Jones. Sacrifice ~hits-Engle.
Brown (2I, Wagner. Mailing. Shea. Rock: Stolen
bases-Cockman Engie, Mshling a. First base
on balls-On Pardee. L: OF Joslyn, J. Struck out
BY Joslyn. !. Hit by plteher-By Pardee. l: by
Josiyn. /. First base on errors Newark, l. Left
on a: Providence. 10. Umpire
Conahsn. Time-i hour and 3 minutes. Attend
ance-50o.
Montreal. 30 o Greene Q % 10 Z
Rochsster... o o o o o. >
Battertes-Pappalal and Kittrfdre; Case ant
AT r~oRoSTo-FTRsr GAME.
Torn nto.. .......a ) 0 o IS 10 )
B,n aio ......... o 0 o o. o Q
batteries Mitchell and Woods; kissinger and
~ SECOND oAMn.
roron,o.........o lioe!ot: .
Buffalo. .......0 o ~ 49, 80
AcAli8ter.
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Chicago. 2: Cincinnati. Y Double ~plsys-Eves
md Chance; Brown. Tinker and ca1nce. sasrtnfe
6asesAeteinfeldf Sheckard, Chance. Huggihs.
Jude, First base on balls-on Brown. f;on Eytng,a
pltcher-By Brown. l. Observation-Disclosures and
Emsne. ftme-i hour and ID minutes. Attend
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First base on errors-Jepey City. 1: Baltimore, J..
Left on bases-Jersey City. T. Baltimore, I First
base on balls-O1 Mack, :, Struck ouiTBy Burcncn
s: by Mack, 1. Three base hits-HAlligan. Butler.
Hall. Two base hlt-3ean. Sacrifice hit-Dem-
NETT. Double STRAIGHTFORWARD. Mullen and Hun
ter. Hin BY pitcher-By Burchell. 1. Passed ball
Byers. Umpire-Kelly. Time-l hour and IS min
utes. Attendance l.250.
PRovIpKScE, : NEWARK. 1-YIssr GAME.
Providence captured the hrst game OF the double
header at Newark yesterday, but IN inc second
The scores:
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GALLAVANHVRSfHE SARLNAC
BEATS TIPTOg, TEE ONLY OTHER
STARTER, IN THE STAKE EVENT.

jAueuit ns,msps,e iae,sa,,unt and G,amor
NJ, -Twc~..r..,a ,vsvsS s-srlu,u.
.~-. u-.rr $500. T~....s.
49,
SeiinS Handicap -Feiar Favertfes FifSt.
=,
SARATOGA. Aug, 2e.--The. 9arapAc Handicap
OF q, ooo. for three-year-oIds ons mile and o
fnrionR vas aorstohed dorn "a two atarters
~ a.-p =. gsn.to y s."ru.
way =, whson vi uaravau.. ta'o n"
at Z TO 5. and Ausust Belmoot's Ttptoe. wen
taken at II to 10. ] .Jones made the running
with Tfptoo for abo,t tesxeh Yarionm. when
N,ii.- ~, n.n.r1n. ~ ~ osn.msn
colt finally winning with eomparatfve case
by two lengths in iss SIS. Miller rode an
Who cant,rsd the hsadlcah FOR au aaes. AIN
,,.s.nr - .a.S G.aSa.s - s.
,urlones' oy = ienstn. SApla.H' uho "es
literally backed Oh the boards. her price
dropping from 0 to 10 TO is to 20, led for q
greater part of the distance and ebouId have
- 80 - sssss 81 ,ini.s
"oh' out hens was ms'on y Mnse.
when the crisis arrived, August 'belmonts
Ozkiawn, the $40. 900 soid brick. was third.
many lenaths back. The. race 'vas run In
- ~
iiH ~
Mr.. Belmont. by the way. won two races
with his two-year-olds, Rosemount and
Olamor. both odda an fayorites. Rose-
nornt vho ro,v st.,t IN IN. n, t,vf,y VAS
aN,,nS w" II ny s'.t' ssSna -.
pounoeo HOW'D 70 v 70 ~ 10 the Snifu eVent'
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Corinthians Beat Cincinnati Soccerites.
CINCINNATI. Aug 2s--At the heeehsll park
gsis afternoon the Corinthisn Society team
Of England defeated the 6hanrooks Of Gin
! kinnati 10 10 o. The s~tteAdanos Was small.
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FIYTH RACE.

Good start: won driving: Cadichon, br. g.. 8. by
Masetto-Maltese Cross; owned by the Brooklyn
Stable: trained by u. z. De Arman.
Qrxru naru
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srrrsBURo. s: rHuApKlsaIA tS. IL. 3-YIRsr oAxB.
PnrssuRo. Aug. zs.-Pittsburg and Philadelphia
broke even here 10 day IL . double header. The