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Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
Dress Goods
and Silks
At Unheard-Of Prices

At Unheard-of Prices
One lot of 25c and Csc Dress ~,
Goods, go at this sale at IL
"a inch goods. in plain colors of very
best values, spOnged and shrunK. and
positively worth 25c and 30c,
at this gigantic sale at l9c
All of the Silks and Satteens of the
very best quality, worth from LOO
to 25 per yard. Sale price l9c
The very latest Dress Plaids, extra
good quality, beautiful material. hobby
and stylish designs, in leading shades,
goods bought to be sold at SOC to
75c; price at this gigantic sale, o9c
Any Wrapper In the store, in all col
Ors and styles; worth 100 to 1.25;
going at this sale for l9c
roc represents line Of Fancy Dress
Goods. LOO TO lbs value, all shades.
plain and checked, latest things
TO be had, can be bought for I9c
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
Ladies' Shirt
Waists

One lot of SOC and 75c Shirt Waists
in lawns and dimities. in all col 90
ors rbable, TO be closed out at ooC
One lot of black lawn Waists, plain
and fancy, actually worth from o.
75c to 81. 90; to be closed out at l9C
Lawn Waists. white and colored,
made up with pleats and tucks, 70
worth LOO to l. 20; to be sold at I5C
1.19 represents waists made of fine
linen and with fine laces and insertion,
buttoned back or front; value aa
l.. 80 to LIS; to be sold at @l. ~
One lot of Silk and Lawn Waists, in
white and black. plain or fau- o, 20
cy; worth 2.25 to ESQ; for @l I'd
Another lot of Silk Waists Of DObbi-
est design, genuine China silk, fancy
front, three-quarter length sleeves.
guaranteed to fit. sold at 300 to mo 90
$50; going in this sale for @Z'Z9
$50 and 400 Waists, in net mo %
and silk, will sell for SZ.oJ
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
Ladies' g. Misses Hosiery

Ladies'and Misses Black Hose o.
worth l0c 10 l5c. At this sale oC
Infants Hose, extra good at o.
Boys and Girls extra heavy Hose in
all sizes; positively worth 25c, 20.
going at this sale for loC
Ladies' seamless Hose worth 15c,
to zoe; at this sale for Lie
Infants Hose in all colors, at
Misses Hose, extra good, in all n
sizes, regular 25c value, 20 at I9c
Ladies' white and black, plain and
fancy Hose, actually worth 25c GOO
1T this sale for lSC
Ladies' Black Lace Hose, neat pat
tern and goods regularly sold for,
l5c 10 zoe: going now at TIC
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
Men and Boys ants

Lot No. |. Good quality Of mems
pants in assorted patterns, all sizes,
were considered great bargains at
| 90. Watch em go at &c
Lot No. Represents 1.00-1.25
Pants. Good quality in cotton and
tweed with distinct design, 'all no
sizes, at this gigantic sale NC
150 TO LIS Pants, very good quality
design, all sizes, at this gigantic 20
sale LIZ
Mems lot assorted pants in cashmere
tweed and cheviOtS in the latest styles
and patterns. positively worth from
2 IS to 800 at this gigantic sale on
will go at l.S9
$50 and 90 Pants. An immense
assortment of styles and patterns, all
sizes, Pants made 10y the most conser-
vative and skIllful tai.ors all in
cluded in this gigantic sale Z."O
Another lot positively worth 20
200 to so at this gigantic sale L. %
All of our 25c and 35c values -,
in boys pants will be sold at NC
All of our SOC and roc values in knee
pants in all sizes, patterns of the lat
est designs, which will be sold at 90
one price to all SIC
Our very best all wool cheviots and
twils. of light AID medium weight.
latest styles and patterns. which are
positively worth from 100 to 1875
sold only duringthis sale at l3c
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
Little NeeefuIs at Ire
mendous SAVINGS

10c Canvas Gloves for 7c
Extra good Pearl Buttons, doz., So
Extra good quality Buttons in large
and small sizes, worth 10c to 15c,'
gigantic sale price &c
SC Aluminium Thimbles for Ic
Hooks and Eyes. in white and 4c
black. regular price SC; going at
Combination box of Hairpins,
worth sc. Sale price is &C
Black and white Hatpins. 3 for II
Bone Hairpins, worth 15c per -,
dozen; going at this sale for &c
Bone Hairpins, ex. good grade,
worth 25c per dozen, going at I9c
All our fancy and plain Back Combs
and Side combs, worth 25c; will
60 In this sale at l9c
Fancy Brooches. adorned with latest
enameed design, worth Csc and
Soc; going In this sale at l9c
Fancy cloth top Buttons in all shades
and sizes, worth l0c and 15c.
Our sale price &C
Black Handbags valued at Csc
and 35c; go while they last at l9c
Very best Cotton Bats, going at 8c
White washable Belts, plain or
fancy, sold at this sale for sc
White washable Belts with fancy
buckles, of very nobby style, 90
at this gigantic sale at only l9c
Our entire line of soc ReIts, in Silk,
in white and black, plain and fancy
buckles; never before sold for les.
than soc; at this sale for B9c
Leather Belts, Ia white and
black, for this sale only at soc
Handkerchiefs, at this sale for Ao
Hand Bags worth soc and 75c
durable and hobby; at this sale 39c
25c Table Linen, white and COL,
| ored; sale price 1870
Table Linen,wOrth Soc at 800
l'oo Iaoie Linen at zoe
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
Mems Furnishings

Mems Underwear Of the very best
quality,in all sizes. for large and small,
that no one else dare offer at less
than SOC; during this sale at o9c
Mems Underwear of good quality, in
ribbed; all sizes, never before sold for
less than Csc, but at this gigantic, q
sale will go at l9c
Mems 1Oc and 15c Socks, grey .
and black, at this sale for DC
Boys 25c cent Underwear at19
Boys, 25c Drawers to match l9c
Mems nobby Midget String Ties,
standard 25c value; sale price l3C
200 four-in-hand Ties. of the latest
and nifty designs, never before sold for
i are 'l'a" oO'' A' 'n'' Sa'' 'ne' CSC
Mems Guvot style Suspenders in fan
cy and plain designs; standard Csc,
value. Our sale price only lSc
Mems light and medium weight SuS-
penders, extra good, worth from 25c
sale 19c
1Oc and 15c Boys Suspenders Sc
l5c and zoe Boys Suspenders1 q
3S2 Mems work Shirts. all of the
SOC value, sold during the sale 90
only at SIC
All of our fancy soc Dress Shirts
will go in this sale at SIC
Mems work shirts at 100
Our SOC Mems overals, in blue
black and gray, with or without 90
bib, at o9C
Boys 25c Overalls go at loo
Mems Fancy Socks, in gray and
black In plain and fancy lace, at, q
this sale l9c
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Shoes

$50 pairs Of Ladies' Oxfords, made
Of the very best leather, in brown and
in black. in buttonand lace, and all sizes
positively worth from l.50 to 200
and which will sell at 9oc
IS pairs Of Ladies Oxfords, in the
latest styles, which are positively.
worth LIS to l.50; going at I9c
Mems canvas shoes, of tan canvas,
leather sole, actually worth 90
sale price only l9c
Boys Canvas shoes worth 90 ..
all sizes, go at this sale at only l9c
A our Boys Shoes, in light and
heavy weights. will he marked at a
big reduction during this sale.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
Ladies G. Misses Under
wear

All 10c and l2lc Summer Ribbed
Underwear, with or without
sleeves will go at this sale at only oc
Ladies' Ribbed GauZe Underwear,
with or without sleeves or nalf sleeves,
In all sizes. regularly sold at 25c at, n
this sale will go at lSc
l5c Gauze Underwear goes att lc
25c Ladies 'Gauze and Muslin Draw
ers in all sizes, sold at this sale n
for LOG
Children's Gauze Drawers only &c
Ladies' Combination Suits Of the
very finest ribbed variety, always 90
sold for soc. Now at o5c
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06

Bargains
Mems Clothing
Mems Suits

A fine suit of clothing, all to match
in grey and fancy mixed effects, medi-
um weight, perfect fitting, guaranteed
TO give the best Of wear, these suits
are positively worth $500 or your mon
ey refunded at any time during o 90
this gigantic sale 900
Mems medium weight suits in blues
and blacks mixed, the latest fashion,
conservative styles, positively worth
81. so and $3.50 or your money re- 90
funded during this sale e. o
One lot Of men s assorted good value
suits, positively worth 80 to Sl2 or
your money refunded, during this . %
gigantic sale 900
$50 represent lot of suits that are
the products Of the worlds skilled
tailors, in novel and conservative pat
tern, perfect fitting with all the new
est ideas OF fashion actually and posi-
lively worth from 1880 to $l5 during
the Ten Gays OF this sale $40
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
Wash Goods

% inch Shifting. In small and
large figures; fast colors; sale price &C
One lot of short ends in Ginghams
OF the very best grade, the stand .,
ard loo values will be sold at csc
III our fancy Lawns, in all shades
and patterns. positively worth &c -,
or your money refunded, only 43c
All SC Lawns at &c
All 10c Lawns at SC
All 15c Lawns at Tic
All 1Sc Lawns at 13c
All 25c Lawns nj 19c
All soc Lawns at 39c
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
Main Street

Msgam
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Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
CaIicoes & Dress Prints

Many hundreds of Yards OF light
color Calicoes, in stripes and checks, of
very best American make; sold all
over at &c per yard; at this sale DC
Dress Prints, in gray, black, white,
blue and red, from the best mills,
regularly sold at &c I'd. now 6c
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
Ladies' Skirts

Ladies white skirts of heavy Indian
Head, finished off neatly; regular,o
Sl.00 aud 8l.25 goods, GO at NC
Ladies Skirts in Brilliantine, SergeS
and Panamas, IN all colors, all made
up III nobhiest styles, will be sold dur
lug this sale at ACTUAL COST.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
Best Bargain
News
Ever Printed

Don't miss q word for truer
was never told. 80 bolts of
Bingham, in light and dark
shades, in stripes, checks and
plaids-the entire. lot to be
closed out at 62c a yd
Only during this sale
At Wiesman's.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
The Entire Stock

of L. Wiesman-Dry Goods,
Clothing and Shoes-will be
distributed into the homes of
the people, for Ten Days
only, at prices lower than the
actual cost of manufacture.
Sale will open Wednesday;
July 10th, closing Saturday,
July Goth.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-07-06
4 StEPREM
We'd, July 10th

To Saturday, July Goth
Prices will reach the lowest
limit during this gigantic
sale. A reproduction shall
ever remain impossible. Be
timely. To delay will be
suicidal to your purse.
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YALE SPORT FINANCES.
Football the Best Producer A Reserve
Fund OF 1l73.AI0.3l.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. July IO.-The Yale
finance committee to-day made public its re-
port Of the major sports Of Yale and Yale
Field for the year closed September 1, 1905.
As usual football shows a. the best Garner Of
the year. clearing about SIS. 5000. The net
receipts for the year. after expenses for all
forms Of sports were paid. we're $4,000. The
reserve fund on the date mentioned was
Sos, 40. 81. The football sssociationhad re-
ceipts of s7s. 42s.S7 and expenditures Of
SIS, So. %. The receipts Of the baseball asso-
citation amounted To So. I08d7. and the ex-
penditures were SIS. SOL %. The crew receipts
we're 81. O2s.59 and expenditures si5, 1891
more than double the receipts.
The total receipts of the various associa-
ions were sioe. 2is.5S, and the expenditures.
$50. 2I2.5l. The reserve fund amounts to
sl2S,4iO.3I The travelling, expenses for the
track team for the period covered. by the
statement amou Tts TO- si;ssS; snd , ne n Sds
2.4Si. The trophies and prizes for the track
team cost ssS3.
baseball sas RF Wsrs' Tr 1.seih % s .s'sss; hotel. ss,Is9f;
Training table, $500 administrator. labor.
si,i;s, the Holy Cross game 81 .os.: he fIncs-
ton, se,2i3. and the Harvard game se. ot2
The biggest item Of expense OF the boating
Fsrry-s7.sss. Grouped under the head Of
administration, salaries. labor. maintenance.
rsnsTsls and rsDSits 1oT fh ss sose'nf r. ssf ista.r
The travels o. the football men cost s5.si7:
ss'.ss! . noes. md %fI Tspsif.. 81 . sSs' s Ersinins s ssSis.
rSb oss Alcohol and riSSbins mixtSrss. ii'ccs;
PRICES. si.oOa; ADMINISTRATOR salaries. labor.
MAINTENANCE. &c. $3.50, In the various foot
ball games Ysle's share was as follows: Coium-
Harvard, 49,, o54.
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NEW DIRK IN. LII, 7: st. LOUIS IN. L.. 1.
After entertaining the populace and the
New Yorks with four pretty good contro-
versies the Cardinals backslid to tailend
form yesterday and were beaten by the nome
out and out bad work BY the Cardinals
they simply were not in the hunt, This for
"a aS sSG q late se e pItchi Hssy WITH s2u tSe net sss sas A%ss;
and the 50. Louis pitchers could not bold
box ans sns snc sss smp SS,sassd S s. The the "a fact . sSss
t A%ei La maSs t nI:s f sIssi .m ssd Wa Seo hsoD
to cope with, and he banged out binsles with
9 reckless, freedom worthy Of q composite
sSsT"a ID that With ali due rsspecta TO the
lusty larruping Of Ames-wasd done by Browne.
George Jared the orb for Ave assorted singles
shannon opened the ball with a bunt which
TO SHs se eoSd ' Shen Fro Tfen ane ' sFyfp I' to sss ssld a thss
hunt. sank the ball into Spikes beamy back.
Browne clipped a singer to right and Deylia
earnest effort. The New Works kept right
Shannon 70 centre. Browne winged . safety
TO centre which scored Ames, and shannon
came in on Deylins fly to Barry. Browne
LOON t wilS on the ny TO Barry and Tailed
Fromme few the coop at the end Of the
next sacrifice offered up on the New York
altar of base hits. Hannifan outfooted a
Counder to deep short and advanced on q
passed ball. He came home on an infeld
hit by Corcoran. Corcoran was thrown
out at third, just after which. regrettable
incident Bowerman belted a triple over back
OF the beyond and was wiped out az the plate
trying to make a home run Of the hit.
The devastating Ames started another
assault on the pitcher In the fourth inning.
He singled to his favorite garden. Browne
followed suit. Leon and George logged
forward a notch on a passed ball and pranced
hit. The score:
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Rain stops Pennsylvania Cricket Match
Special Cable Despatch 10 TEE Sun.

Special Cdbk Despdfeh 10 TIE SUN.
HAILEYBURY. England, July io,-To-dsyis
cricket game between the University Of
Pennsylvania and H~aileybury ended in Q draw
on account OF the rain. II was very threaten
ing when play started this morning and on
winningth IN toss Capt Lee sent in C.M. Graham
and W s. Evans to start the inning. Evans
fore. and Graham ran up II before he was
BOWED by Dickinson. II. H. Bond and F,
show ed so and kept on going higher. and when
almost $50 had been scored the game had 10 he
abandoned on account of the rain, Bond
and Baker we're playing In splendid form,
the former having run up az, while. Baker just
passed the half century mark. The score
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TO-DAYS CARD FOR BRIGHTON.
Jamaica Selling stakes and Six Other Races
VIII he Run.

Seven races will be run at Brighton Beach
this afternoon. the feature Of the card being
the Jamaica Selling Stakes at six furlongs.
for which Jacobite. Lady anne and Zal have
excellent chances. In q handicap at a mile
and a sixteenth C%airngorm. Far West and
Cederstrome look best. Two-year-olds will
run In the first event. at Ave and a half fur
longs, with the Squire. Gene Russell and
Bellwether figuring well.
In the second event, for platers at a mile
aud a furlong, Savable, John Smulski and
Dunvallo should go well. The third. race is
a six furlong dash for two-year-olds. with
Joe Nealon. Scallop and Youthful having
good chances. Three-year-olds will run in
the sixth race. at six fnrlongs, with. They're
on. Toy Boy and Jennie Wells perhaps the
best. The seventh race. also for three-year-
olds, at the. same distance, may produce
lorkist. Orphan Lad and Golnen Shore as
factors. The entries follow:
First Race-For two. year olds; ave and q half
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OF PENN
Connecticut state Golf.

HARTFORD, July ~. The Connecticut state
golf championship tournament began to-day
on the links Of the Hartford Golf club for
teams and individuals. The team represent
ing the Hartford Club won the team cham
pionship. All play Is at thirty-six holes The
scores Of the teams we're a. follows: Hart
ford. nsS. Fairfield. I .o2o. Arawana, Middle
town. i.037, New Haven, 900. Wee Burn.
Jackson Of the Arawana Golf Club mad the
best score OF the day. ISIS.
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Harness Racing ut Oranxeburxh.

o~RANoBBURoH. n. Y. July lo.-one OF the
hardest bits OF luck occurred here to-day
at the second days meeting Of the Metro
politan circuit races. The black gelding
Ra lee. owned by B. A. Buckley Of Southport.
Conn, had the 2;l7 class trotting event well
in hand when he went lame and WAS with
drawn by permission OF the judges. This
gave the next heat to Charley German. Then
William NJ. Hslsted. the Parkway amateur.
got busy and landed the fourth heat with
Sable AIcyoner. the black mare that he bred
AZ his Peekskill farm. This upset the sharps,
and they we're al az sea In the fifth and final
heat, which was Won by Charley German.
summary:
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New York state League.

At Scranton-Troy q; Scranton. ?.
At Blnghamton-first game-A., J, Il O., o.
Binghamton, 4. second game-A, j. G q; Bling.
hamtOn. g.
At Wilkeshnrre-first g~ame-Albany, I; wilkes.
barre, II. Second game-Abany, /. Milkesbarre.
4
At Syracuse-First game-Utica. g.. Syracuse. 1.
Second game-Ctica, 3. Syracuse. 4.
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PBILADELl
.Batted for Hahn in the eighth inning.
,Dntted for Jones IN the ninth inning.

.Batted for Hahn In the eighth inning.
'Batted for Jones IN the ninth inning.
Chicago. r""."""..9 oo9oo q
FIRST base on e~rror-Chicago. Left on bases
Chicago, 5; Philadelphia. g. Double plays-Murphy
and Davis: Powers and Murphy; SacTnce hit
on balls-on Plank, 8. Struck. out-By Walsh, Il
by Plank, 4. Wild pitch-Walsh. Passed ball
Mcfarland. Umpire-Sheidan. Time-i hour
and IS minutes. Attendance-6ySO0
BOSTON "a. L.. s; CLEVELAND, o-rrRsr onH.
CLEVELAND, July l0.-Cleveland and Boston
broke even 10 day on the nrst double header OF
the season here. The scores:
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CINCINNATI

.Datted for weimer in the eighth inning.
zone out when winning run was scored.
BOSTON 70. .... o " q q . q " y u 10
Cincinnati. ....,c o I o q o u o.
First base on errors Cincinnati. 8 Left on
bases-Boston. 4: Cincinnati. ~. First base on
MANSION Boultes, z: OF Wrimer. 3. or Smith. |.
Struck out-Bv Boultrs. a. by wcimer. s. by Smith,i
Three base hits Needham, Mltcnel Two base
Rates, Mowrey. beaumont. stolen base Smith,
Double play Needhsm and Ritchey HI by
! hours and ~ minutes. Attendance 2,esa.
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The qualifying round in tho annual tourna-
ment OF the National Freight Trefic Associa-
top was played yesterday. at the Fox Hills
Smith gold medal. with the low score Of 80.
Those qualifying. for the first sixteen were:
CD; PnIton, Sal I. Marvin. 81: W. H Ward.
child. 90; H. s. Smith. Of; c. NJ. Booth. %;
{; g; Seeser. o.; 7; r, Devant. q: II. B.
s McG L. RoSte r.; II II: s n <. a Ia a s7! h W, (.
Dixon. %. Other cards were: Nat Duke.
ss; H. p. Durdan. 100: W. r. Mesick. lol; @. A.
Eis. ioe; ". ". Hal. los; r. 6. stubbs. iis;
W. r, Howell, tis; r. J.. Woulfe. ne. r. A.
Manning. i13 @. W. Delaney. i33.
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American Association.

At Kansas ~City-Kansas City. S; Columbus. ..
At 81. ~Paul-Toledo. 8. 81. Paul, 1.
Al Minnea poliS-Louisville. 3. Mime polls, I.
At Observation-Disclosures. 8 polls. 8
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Connecticut League.

At New London-Springneld. 8 New London
AZ Norwich-NoIwich, 2; Hartford, /.
At Waterbury-Waterbury, s. Bridgeport, q
a Z Holyoke-Holyoke, q; New Haven, 2
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Detroit. d; New York. 4.
Philadelphia. q; Chicago. y.
Boston. 3; Cleveland. O-Ftrst game.
Cleveland. q; Boston. O-second game.
nErRoIr. 0; NEW YORK "a. L


DETROIT. July io.-For just three innings
Of to-day's game between Detroit and New
York IL looked like a contest and then Newton
went up in the air and was bit for two singles.
a double and q triple. with q base on balls,
which netted five runs. Wild Bill Donovan.
pitching for Detroit. was almost invinei6le
when in tight spots. but he palpably let down
to be disiointed there, was Apparent confiict
Of authority between Clark Gritith and Eloer-
field. the held manager. After the fourth
ipning. the game was Won: Z to- 2. and never
Donovan did himself pround in New York's
half Of the fourth when the visitors were
ret red on three pitched balls, one fly to right
feld and two easy ~grounders 70 Schaefer at
second. The really sensational features OF
the game we're supplied by, Laporte, who
caught Downs's drive. which was labelled
for three sacks, against the centre field fence,
and the other Sam Crawford's great patch
of Wnliams's long. high .fy. tagged for a
home run which Sam caught in his ungloved
hand while running full tilt near the score
board in left centre. Coughlin carried on the
batting honors BY getting four singles at four
times at bat. going to first once on a base
on balls. The score:
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.Downs out, hit by batted ball.
. Rated for Moore in the ninth inning.

|bHVVFU IUT WUUIt III NTN HTHNH IHTHH
New York ,,.......... o 2 o 0 2 %
Two base hit-O'Leary. Three base hits
on donovan. 1: on Newton 2; on Moore 3. Double
plays -o'Leary. Schaefer and Rossman (2l. Sacri-
hcr hits Downs, Schaefer, Conroy. Stolen bases
-Moriarity, Crawford, Rossman. First base on
York, ., Hit by pitcher-By Donovan,
van, !: By Newton i: by Moore, /. Left on bases
Detroit, o. New York, T. Cmplres-Hursi and
ancc
PHILADELPHIA "a. L., 2: CHICAGO "a. L., I.
CHIC 400, July O.-Philsdelphia defeated Chicago
in a close and hard fought battle to-day. The
winning run was scored in the eighth on Hartsels
bit, a sacrifice and a swat by Davis, The score:
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TYkState League.

At Observation-Disclosures, 3 Trenton. ,
Al A~ltoona-Altoona, 10. York. !,
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3, Wilmington. ?
Al Lancaster-Pain
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south Atlantic League

Al Augusta-Augustd. /, Charleston, 0.
At Macon-Macon ., Columbia 4
Al Jacksonvili Jacksonville, !. Savannah. 4
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League.

Az New orleans-Memphis. 8 New Orleans, n.
At Little Rock Little Rock, l. Shreveport, o.
AZ Atlanta Birmingham, I Atlanta, s.
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, q, NashTne,
(forfFitrdl.
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New England League.

At Lawrence-Worcester 5 Lawrence. B..
Az Fall River-Haverhil, 8. FAN River. I.
At Brocktop-Lowrl, S Brockton, 4.
A. New Bedford-Lynn, S; New Bedford, 4.
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Games scheduled for To-day.


NATIoSAL League.
Cincinnati In New York. Pittsburg In Brooklyn,
Chica 70 In Philadelphia; ~. Louis In Boston
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York In Detroit: Uoston In Cleveland; Wash
ington in chicago. Philadelphia In -. Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Rochester In Jersey city; Montreal In Baltimore
BuraIo IN Providence. Toronto In Newark
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Pttteburg
philadelphia

P PaiisSSIs ii. :. .......ss Q 3 1885, Is
Fret base on errors-Philadelphia. .. Left on
bails-oh Philippe. ?; on Moren, 4. Struck out-By
Philippe. Z; by Moren, 3, Two base hits-rhomas.
Magee. Sacrthcc Titus, Courtney.
stolen bsse-Abbaticchio Double p~lsys-Knabe
and Courtney; poolin and Courtney. Hit BY pitcher
O'Day. Time-i hour and 30 minutes.
BOSTON IN. L., s; CINCINNATI, T.
BOSTON, July lo.-Brain,s sharp single In the
eleventh inning, Beaumont's neat sacrifice and a
liner TO the centreneid fence by Bates gave Boston
another victory to-day. The score:
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Western Lengne.

At -Lincoln-Onaha. q Lincoln, -
Al Sioux City Fir game sioux Ivy DH
yer, ?, Serond game Sioux 'itc. o. Denver J.
A. Drs NOinss ain