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bloomfield
Coal and Wood Dealer.
WILLIAM B. CORBY COAL co

WILLIAM B. CORBY COAL co.
ROSCOE r. JOHNSON. PROP.
COAL AND WOOD.
27 GLENWOOD AV. BLOOMFIELD. N. ].
Magazine Agent.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Everybody's, Delineator
and Worlds Work one year for "a. so; value
$3.50. r. BOURNE. 4s Broad st..
Bloomfield.
Scrap Iron Dealers.
ALL kinds of scrap iron. brass. copper, zinc,
old machinery and parts Of same; paper.
rubber, bottles and all kinds OF waste ma
tertals bought. Send postal or call.
EDWARD A. GRUBER,
20 Osborne street. Bloomfield.
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HELLER,s TIN SHoP-EST. Isss-TINwARr
that's WORTH BUYING. CALDWELL. N. J
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Grain and Hay.
HIGH GALLAGHER

fDeaier in Flour. Feed. Grain. Hay, Straw. etc
Agency for all lines OF ocean steamers.
Tickets for sale. General auotioneer. Tel. No.
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FRANK M. CGNRGY

I FOOTWEAR.
As7 BLOOMFIELD Av. M~ONTCLA1R, N. J.
Tonsorfnl Artist.
C. W. BRIGGS, AS Bloomfield .av., Montclair.
Children's haircutting a speciality.
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KEARNY


Clothing bought.
prices paid for secondhand clothing
Send postal. M. FRIEDMAN. III Bergen aV'
Coal. Wood and Ice.
WIN. T. HOWE. ~ Johnston az: Kearny'
N. j., dealer In coal, wood and ice.
Concrete Ruflders.
KEARNY COECBTTE co.
DAMP PROOF ACT CONCRETE BLocKs
Rear s5 Harrison avenue. Rearny' ~. j.
Dry Goods.
GEORGE LISTER.
A Full Line of Dry Goods and Notions. Ladies
ard Cents Furnishings 9,
Roche Bldg. $40 Kearny avenue. Kearny' N j
Florist.
r HARTUNG. 8 Kesrny av., Eearny. ~. j.,
noral designs and cut flowers a speciality.
Grocerses.
J. EpELsTEIN. .Ialstead. cor, Windsor sts''
Kearny. Groceries. Fruits and vegetables
Ladies' and Cents Tailoring, Dye1ng'
s. gALTER. 26s Rearny av.. Kearny.. N. j
Custom tailor. cleaning. pressing, repairing
Nc-c~ nrd builder.
JAMES J. DUNN.
Mason and Building Contractor
sei Maple St. Kearny. n. J.. Tel. sl55-J. Harrison
Painters.
JAMES II. COILS. 4 Kearny av... Kearny. N.
J. Hardware and Paints. Try Collis's Famous
Wall Enamel. all colors. SIPS per gallon.
CHRISTOPHER BURNS,
P1umbirR and Heating Contractor,
ISL Kearny av. L. d. Phone. KearEy. n. J
Taller.
d. SCHWARTZ. lot Johnston av... Kearny
Cleaning, pressing. repairing, remodeling.
Upholstering and Mattresses.
GEORGE BERG,
Finn Upho1stering. Carpets made and iaid
. KEARNY VENUE N. j.
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DOLCE & sCILEPPI. Bloomfield av.. opposite
cooper's corner. Fine hand work a speciality.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
FRAENrzEL & RICHARDS, Patent law.
American and foreign patents, trademarks
Liverpool and London and Globe building,
corner Broad and Mechanic sts.. rooms 60l-6o2.
Phone 9A35-J.
DRAKE & CO., Globe building. 800 Broad st..
room 300; solicitors Of patents and experts In
all matters rotating to inventions. Oldest and
largest in the State. Established in 1866. Free
advice as to patentability. Telephone 296.
RIJSSFLL, M Tel. 4S88-R.
PATENT LAWYER I'M SOLICITOR,
1888 BROAD ST. COR. MARKET.
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Confectionery, Notions, Etc.
]. MARSHALL.
$50 Harrison av. Confectionery, soda, tobaoco
notions. hardware. crockery. inware.
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SIX ROOMS and bath: all improvements; steam
heat; SIS per month. Apply DAVID lar
PER, u Harrison av.. Harrison.
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Furniture and Clothing Dealers.
GREAT reductions in floor coverings; also II
beds AMI holdings; cash or credit: at JACOB
| BROS, 207-209 Harrison av.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
CITY.

APARTMENT, Broad and Parkhurst sts.-six
large, light rooms and bath: all improves
ments. Apply ~janitor.
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House Furnishings Rnd Hardware.
"A. NELSON, 1870 Midland av.,. Arlington. dealer
In House Furnishings. Hardware. etc.
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FIRST-CLASS deficstessen and groceries
b. sCHATZMAN. 45s Elm st.. Arlington.
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Harness Maker.
J. SOLOMON, 10 Midland av.-Goods sold at
city prices; harness repairing.
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Phone 2203. 0 CLINTON ST. Room eos,
Offer attractive properties for sale, and daily IN
Quiry for others we do not have. Last yocr prop
erty with us. Real estate In all its branches.
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light. airy rooms; all Improvements; nice
neighborhood; convenient to trolleys.
Box 4, Star Office.
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So, Toe and zoe store.
L. BLUMENFELD & BRO.
A big assortment Of SC, 100 and zoe goods.
20 Harrison avenue. Harrison, N. j.
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lunch Room.
LUNCH ROOM. OSCAR ANDERSON,
iss Midland av., Arlington. N. J.
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FOR SALES, 600; new two-fc-nily Rouse. 10
rooms, all improvements; lot 6oxlOo. Apply
at JOHN GERBER, 6sl South Eighteenth ST.
near Nineteenth av., Newark; phone 2Sss-H'
Waverly.
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WARREN ST. fs7-Containing 10 beautiful
rooms and bath; all improvements: steam
heat; rent $50. DIR. B. GLUCK, Boz O. 6tar
Office.
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BOARD wanted In private family; central Ioca-
don; ". Addraaa s.. Box 10. Star ONCE.
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Painters and Decorators.
FRED'K j. ENsOR, 1853 Midland av.. Arlington.
N. j., painting, decorating and paperhanging
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Bakery.
GERGENS Bakery. 44 Elm st. Arlington.
First-class bakery.
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FRANK T., SHIELDS
Real estate and Gre insurance; renting emo
collecting solicited. 12 Marriott ST., room 1Vi.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE COLLEGE OF MUSIC,
LOUIS ARTHUR RUSSELL, Director.
Reopons. Twenty-fourth Season, September sth.
ENDOWED, with Methods Of Instructions
which Reach Through from Fundamental Train
ing to the requirements of Artist and Teacher.
Send for new Literature, Records OF Schools
using the Russell Systems: Programs, Appre-
citation, etc. Address the Secretary MUSIC
Hall, Centre street. Newark. New York d.
vision. Carnegie Hall.
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THE NEW JERSEY STATE HOSPITAL AT
MORRIS PLAINS-WARDEN'S OFFICE.
October IT,, 1903.
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the hardest races during the week. He
was the only American who competed
with the Englishmen in the distance
runs, and each race he "a To fight
against odds. being handicapped on
one occasion by having several Eng
lishment pitted against him Further
he had suffered greatly with am in
iured foot. just a little more stamina
and a little more luck and ElSele
would have captured some of the dis
lance events for America.
As it was, he ran a splendid, plucky
race. There were four of the United
Kingdom team. Russell, Robertson.
Holloway and Sewell. in this event. i'm
addition to Eisele and Galbraith, the
last named representing Canada The
Englishmen took turns IN trying to
wear down the two others and sue
ceeded in doing so with Galbrdith. but
Eiselp held on despite a nasty tall at
the jump in the first lap and managed
to annex third place well VI. During
this race, tho final Of the 200-meter
breast stroke swim was pulled off and
again the United Kingdom triumphed,
taking both first and second places.
The third went to Germany.
Then the stars and stripes went to
the masthead proclaiming the victory
of the Americans IN the discus throw.
The flag got a rousing cheer, and
when sheridan II. Horn walked out
into the arena they were given an
ovation by the American contingent,
who were again present in large num-
bers.
In the preliminary heats of the fac
ing diving Germany took first and
second places.
All Of the other finals went to the
United Kingdom, Jones doing the
trick in the 500 meter cycling event,
with France in both second and third
places.
In the tug Of war, the three police
teams Of the London, Liverpool and
Metropolitan forces, respectively,
gathered in the gold. silver and bronze
medals.
Bartlett added the 100-kilometer
cycle race to his country's score and
Nought closed a most successful day
for the United Kingdom by taking the
five mile flat race in fine style.
In the five mile event Nought and
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owen. of the United Kingdom; swan
denburg, of sweden, ana Hefferou, of
South Africa, made up a little section
OF their and went eff TO the front
leaving the others, among whom Was
the American Belladas, strung all
along the track. Nought, when they
came 70 the last lap, ran away from
the others. He crossed the tape some
yards ahead of his team mate, owen,
with Svandenburg about the same dis
lance behind the second man.
After a good deal of urging by the
Americans, the Athletic association to-
night allowed Nj +. Halpin, manager
of The American team, To see thu
drawings of the hurdles and spirits
which are to be run off Monday. tx
cepI mat drawings for Keats in the
So0-meter race, Melvin Sheppard, of
the Irish-American Athletic club. and
j. +. Halstead, of the New York Ath-
lrtic club, are drawn against one an
other. and j. BromiloW, lrishAmer-
lean Athletic club. and II. +. HtameY,
Chicago Athletic association. are
against each other in another heat.
the results are not unfavorable to the
Americans. But the American team
suffered a severe loss today when W.
c. Robbins. of Cambridge, Mass, had
to start home on account of his faith
er's death, He was one of the best
hurdlers and had improved wonder
fully in training since his arrival in
England.
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towards noon the Sky cleared and II
looked as though the afternoon would
be fine.
Instead, ii was one of the worst
days experienced in the week and
there have been bad ones. The rain
came down in torrents with few in
t~ervals. aud the officials repeatedly
had to stop the sports going ON IN he
arena The cyclists and runners We're
the only ones who ignored the Wet
ting they all received. ven the fancy
divers being forced to call a halt in
their contest half an hour, as the
Judges were unable TO do their work
properly. So far as the Americans
are concerned. the day passed off
Without any unpleasant incidents such
as that connected with the\tug of war
yesterday, while the Canadians a
one of their grievances rectified, the
officials of the cyclists union at the
last moment allowing Young, one OF
the Canadian riders. to start in tho
100 kilometer race for which they de-
clared yesterday that he did not qual-
ify. 1t proved beyond dispute that this
disqualification was the result OF a
mistake by an official who placed the
Canadian one lap behind where he
belonged.
Frances protest, also in the cycling
event. was added to by another to-
day. Schilles protested Jones, the
winner of the 5000 meter event
Schillcs claimed a foul. but the pro-
test was not allowed.
In the matter of scoring, the United
kingdom completely outclassed the
other countries, her athletes adding
seven wins to their already good
scores. These included the archery
contests, the $500 meter steeple
chase. the 200 meter breast stroke
5000 meter cyclist, the
100 kilometer cycling, the tug of war
and the five mile flat race.
The only two other events decided.
the discus throwing Greek style, and
the fancy diving went to America aud
Germany, respectively, but America
accomplished two things today, of
which her supporters are extremely
In the first place, Martin }.
Sheridan. Of the first American ath-
letic club. broke all previous records
the discus. at this style of
making a distance Of IFS
feet. 8 inches, while NJ. f Horn of
the same club, was second. also with
a record breaking throw Of 122 feet,
, y inches. The other accomplish
Of which all the athletes are
talking, was the success OF J. l.. Eiselu
of the New York Athletic club, I'm get
ting the place in the $500 meter
stecpIe chase. America never had any
idea of scoring in this event, particu-
larly since Eisele had run three OF
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CROWD BRAVES BAD
WEATHER TO SEE
OLYMPIC GAMES
LOND0NERS TURN OUT
FIRST TIME OF SEASON
of England From Royal
Box Cheers Danish Athletes
British Take Majority. of the.
Events,
, nv Morning Journal Special LEASED Wire !

l ID NlOTHiIE II WI A~~@E@a ~ '
London. July 1S.-lf every day on
which the olympic games are held
were only Saturday there would be
some chance Of their proving a sue
cess from the point OF view of at
tendance. Londoners showed today,
that given the opportunity, they will
give support no matter what weather
conditions are, although every person
who joined the Stadium this after
noon might have made the excuse
that it was too wet to go ywhere.
The two great stand at the other
end of the Stadium. the admission to
which is iNed at a shilling. were com
pletely filed with a crowd similar to
that which attends football matches
on half holidays. The covered stands
where the seats are reserved also held
a much larger mum Der of people than
on any other previous day, while the
royal box too. was occupied by a large
party including the queen, who took a
keen interest in the Danish athletes.
Princess Victoria and the crown prince.
OF Sweden. who by the way, has been
present every day since the opening.
and the children of the prince of
Wales, who were Interested followers
of the sports.
The weather, however. was no re-
spccter of persons. Cloudy n dun
all morning during the progress Of
the archery and fencing contests, but
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The Second Week Of Our Great Annual Clearance Sale
Will be Enlivened by Many Additional Price Concessions
to Close Ont Broken | OTIS and Odd Sizes
WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT..

our entire stock divided into lot
numbers as follows to- close:
Lot 1 AT s 1-3c.
Consists of Aruold's organdi mig
non. calumet, batiste and tissue lux
uriant Bohemian tissue and chiffon
brilliant. selling regular at 12hc and
15c.
Lot , at i21&c.
Arnold's Paris tissue, Partisan ba-
lists. Arnold's dimities and *. z. or
CANDY; regular selling price Ice and
zoe yard.
Lot 3 at i5c.
Arnold's dotted b~atistc. Swiss ap-
piquc. Bonedrne Egyptian and ON
broidercd novelties. selling rcgurlarly
to 25c yard.
Lot 4 at fgc.
An unusually largo assortment OF
embroidered tissues. POu dc sole. Lu-
cerne tissue and Arnold's fabrics that
usually sell at 35c.
Lot 3 at 25c.
Consists Of silk o~rgandies, tOulOu
silks and SILK stripe faucies, selling
regularly at 40c yard.
Lot No. g al SOC.
Consists Of balance ~ stock of fine
est wash goods such as sulsoue silk.
silk zephys eN-ray silks topaz silks
selling regularly Go 15c yard.
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Help ior Those VINO Have stomach
IpDubIg

After d%octoring for about twelve
years for a bad stomach trouble, and
spending nearly five hundred dollars
for medicine ana Doctors fees, | pur-
chased my wife one box Of Chamber
aims stomach and Liver Tablets.
which did her so mach good that she
continued to use them and they have
done her more good than all of the
medicine ! bought befere.-SAMUEL
BOYER, Folsom, Iowa. This medl-
cine is for sale by all druggists. Sam
pies free.
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SCNIDED

Is s0mething W hear or read ABOUT
every day Of our lives. Burns and
scalds either slight or serious are
bound t. happen IN your family. BE
prepared by having a bottle OF Bal
lard's snow I.iniment handy. II re-
lieves the pain instantly ana quickly
heals the burn. sold by J. II. O'Rielly
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New York, July 1S.-Timely batting
by st. Louis and errors by New York
enabled st. Louis to win today.
Score r. II. u.
st. Louis ......001 COL 01f-7 . q
New York Mo 600 600 /
Batterics-Howell Il Spencer,
Lake and Kleinow.
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Philadelphia II: Detroit ).

PhiladelphIa, July tS.-PhiIadcI-
phia and Detroit took part in "A slug
cling match this afternoon with hon
ore ever until the eighth, when the
former fell on Willet's curves for five
hits. which with two errors n two
passes melted them six runs and vic
tory.
Score r. II. e
Detroit .....O02 Of 010- ; 10 ,
Philadelphia ..101 021 06@-11 Il ?
Battcries-Mullins, Willets and
Schmidt. Dygert and Schrcck
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Washington, July Beforehand
punched two errors in one inning to-
day and with a triple and "A base on
balls. Washington scored enough runs
to win. 3 to /.
Score r. II. T.,
Washington ZOO 500 00o-3 o
Cleveland 900 100 000-1 I .
Batteries-Smith, Hughes and
Street; Warmer, Rhuadcs and Clarke.
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LEAGUE.


Pueblo. July 1S.-Ciark was given
sensational support and Dcs Moines
won today by a score of 6 to 1.
Score r. II. r
Dcs Moines ..130 020 0OO-6 n .
Pueblo ...HOn 100 0UO-1 d
Batteries Clarke and Raedel; Gal
ganU, Nicholas and smith.
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Boston, July tS,-Walsh was effect
i've with men on bases today and kept
Boston's hits scattered. While Pruitt
aud Winter were batted hard. Chicago
won. ! 20 ..
score r. II. r..
Chicago ....200 500 400 t3 I
Boston ......100 600 DO s ,
Batteries-Walsh and w sullivan;
pruitt. Winter and Carrigan.
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Lincoln july t6-HpHrnbrpk
pitching today WAS too strong l0r tho
locals. Whu drew "a shut-ouL
Score d. % E.
Lincoln ....nuH q uuu-u {
omaha nlI n1H nfu-A 10
hailrrlff" Johnson and IiUruu
H.IIrHhneh aud 00HdIug
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SILK ~CLEAIiANcE.

This clearance sale takes In the en-
tire stock, included are the rough pom
gee. tursahs, f0uiards and fancy silks.
The entire stock divided into lots for
easy choosing
Lot I are fancy silks worth 20 Use.
sale price ............s.....sac
Lot 2 are fancy silks worth 20 81 30,
sale price tsstsrssHssstrssarrAao
Lot 3 are fancy silks worth 20 81 So,
sale price ..49c
Moneys Nnth Hiaek 1affsta,
80 Boz moneys Worth black taflefa
80. choice .ttttt...a.tt..-Akf
81 l mopeya worth hlack ianeia.
gh. choice INFLAMMATION .asc
ua6 Radum cod lspsnfse Crepe
fhnlff tU
AN siik ffnf#ni4 NNl aplA 4
half pfiee
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Baulc-hip Montana Accepted.

Washington, July tS.-The new bait
Montana has been accepted by
the navy department. captain Al
fred Reynolds is in charge.
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Denver. July tS.-Poor PLAYING
characterized both teams today. Sioux
city being the worse offender. The
game was called at the end of the
sixth on account % "a storm.
Score r.. Fl. T..
Denver ..040 Gg2-lA "a 4
Sioux CITY ...ghf 600 Z
Observation-Disclosures Rohannon and
M~cDonOugh; starr, Crutcher and
Shea.
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
nInnON CIENnNNCE

our entire stock of Fancy Ribbons,
divided into lot numbers for easy
choosing and reduced TO half and less,
TO effect "a clearance.
Lot I takes in Narrow Fancies, worth
Toe a yard. ? yards for. .,..... &c
Lot 2 takes I'm Narrow FanCies. worth
15c a yard. per yard ........ sc
Lot 3 are Ribbons selling to 35c per
yard. sale price
Lot 4 are Ribbons selling 10 soc per
yard. sale price ....... ne
Lot @ are Ribbons selling 20 zoe per
yard, sale price ........... 59c
Lot 6 are Ribbons selling to $l.0O per
yard, sale price ........ fgc
Lot Z are Ribbons selling Go $500 per
yard. sale price .........-. 80
These Ribbons consist OF our entire
ef which there IS not a better
quality nor a better assortment In the
Territory. and when you buy such
goods at half price and less Il will pay
You 90 lay in a supply
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womens

rhIdrtE raIu umbrellas. % inches,
NATURAL wood handles, 500 kinds go
Zoo fhis sHlD a. 65f
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White Gund- stock.
uIfilla into iof numbers for eaav
rho1slng and fhf fufire siprk reduced
ll .fflOf b clearance fF follows
I1l i fHIues tu GOO Wle price r
f.lf Faiufe f1 lar saln price IH.
f0l Il values in lsH. colo lII0a .re
.0f fHiH. in 0H sllf prise q fNT All
Boo NHIHTe In laN aaIf urI.r BOZ
india iIurIlr. hHluriHlh Hud luua fluIu
h1 lNaIa fIHHn BOO HHl II.e
colo lfIlN
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Cincinnati, July 1S.-Cfncinnati
scored the winning run in he tenth
on Paskert's single II steal and
Spades single.
Score r.. H. e..
Cincinnati 100 1HO 01O IA 10 /
Brooklyn 100 600 200 0-3 8 ,
Batteries-Campbell Spade n
Schlei; Ruckcr- and Ritter. 'ps~
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Philadelphia wins Doublc-hcadcr

ST. Louis. July 1S.-By taking the
nnsl two games today, Philadelphia
cleaned up the series Of five with the
ST. Louis Nationals.
First came r. II. T..
st. Louis 1000 600 IO0-l 3
Philadelphia ..010 600 OLE s l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Sparks;
Sparks and Doom.
Second game X. H.. Il.
st. Louis .....010 100 600 3 j
Philadelphia .010 100 600 4 l
Battcries-Bebec and Bliss; Foxcn
and Doom.
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Western League.


Pittsburg. July 1S.-Pittsburg de-
feateds Boston here today by hitting
the ball hard and often.
SCORE r.. II. u.
Pittsburg ...0Ol 200 02x-S 10
Boston .....00I 001 040-G 9 ]
Batteries, Maddox and Gibson;
L"indamann and Graham.
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Chlcago 5: NcM You'll {

Chicago. July 1S.-The locals won
ont today in the last two innings after
Wiltse had held them safe for seven
innings.
Score r. II. T..
Chicago .....000 COL 022-5 8 0
New York ....t11 600 010-4 10 o
Batteries - R~eulbaCh, Pfeister,
overall and Moran; Wiltse and Rres-
nahan.