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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
GULLS CLIMBING UP
CHAMPIONS GET THEIR THIRD
 SUCCESSIVE sMoTE.
The Score Was Close, fin Fact Rather stininE at Times, but Mobile Was
 There In the Pfnches.

Mobile. July 7.-(speciai) )-with the god of fortune smiling as sereneiy on the Fishermen as the demon of disgust had done for the last week. the Gulls today continued the winning streak and srnote the Champeens for the third sue cessive smote.
 The score was close. in fact rather stifiing at times. but in those pfnches when the Cralkers had opportunity to tie or win. his royal nibs. Prince Gas kill, was right on the job with his humble subject Hoot Mon McIver -brandishing a claymore and, ready to do things of dire nature.
 In the last inning the Champs had man on third with no one down There was long fly to the Scotch which he took 1t in neat and then fired t back to the plate in time to nab the runner and prevent unfortunate defeat. The entire game was all to the pepper while once more Mobile is able to smile in the morning and believe that no one on earth except Governor Co., mer and Brooks Lawrence has 1t in for the city. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
SOLE SODAWATER SUNDAYS
 IS CHARGED IN COL UMBUS

Columbus. Ga. July 7.-(SpeciaL)- Accusations were today sworn out in the City Court by Rev. H. s. Allen. a Methodist minister. against B. M. wheat and Robert Reid. charging them with violating the Sunday law, in that soda water was sold at their drug stores last Sunday.
 Recently the. sale of everything ex- cent drugs was prohibited at the drug stores on Sunday by the grand jury. which directed the sherin to enforce the law.
 The law was observed until last Sum dav. when several drug stores sold drinks at their soda fountains and diS- pensed ice cream as on week days.
 The trial of the cases has been set for tomorroW3
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NEWS OF RECORD

The following transfers of real es- tate were recorded yesterday in tho office of the Judge of Probate
 Mrs. c. L. Vickers, Mrs. Mamie Cal laway and Joseph CalIaway to James Gallagher and Pat Ryan, sixty-sevep hundredths of an acre on the Mount Meigs Road. about two miles from Montgomery; consideration. $e70
 J. J. and Annie c. Rutter to Thcm. as R.. Sharp, all of block D of Harde- man and Rutter's subdivision of blocks A. c, D. M, N, O and P of chappeil's plat. except lots IS and 16; consider ation ss,O00.
 Mrs. M. E. and James Gouldman to John L. Casey, a lot in the southwest corner of South McDonugh Street and East Jen Davis Avenue; consideration s3.00o.
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week. The first was played Monday afternoon. when Highland Home won in the eleventh inning by score of { to Q.
 Cook, for the visitors. put one over left field fence for home run in the eleventh inning. with two men on bases.
 Batteries Hartford. Morgan and Romeo; Highland Home, King and Compton.
 Tuesday afternoon Hartford won by the close score of to !. This game was listless.
 Romeo; Highland Home. Cook, Jordan and Compton.
 Cook was batted out of the box in the fourth inning.
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SHAMROCK WINS. Schooner Gets the VaIuahls
 Ltpton Cup.

New York. July 7.-Frederick w. Thompson's S4-foot schooner yacht inc Shamrock won the s1OOO Lipton cup offered for the 325 miles race from New York to Cape May and return, and Captain Charles Barr. her skipper, has added another victory to his strlng. ac- cording to 6 decision of the Brooklyn Yacht Club today. The Shamrock beat by more than two hours elapsed time and several of the smaller boats nearly twenty hours. At sundown tonight an of the nineteen yachts that started In the race except Oliver Islin's Butteray. had returned and that yaalt way ax- pected at almost any hour.
 The Shamrock's corrected time ie & hours { minutes 25 seconds
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The Richmond team of the Virginia League has two winning pitchers iu Dutch Reveile and 'Hoot Mon'' McKen-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
NUMEROUS MATCHES.
Second Days Play of Southern Tennis
 Tournament.

Second Days Play of Southern Tennis
 Tournament.
 Atlanta, Ga, July 7.-Numerous matches were disposed of in the sec ond days play of the Southern Lawn Tennis Association here today, but a majority of these were unimportant, having been won by players who have no chance to reach the finals.
 Among todays winners in the mems singles were whitehead and Winston of Norfolk. Va. Whitehead went through the third round where today's play ended, defeating Taylor of Macon, 6-3, 6-4 Whitehead previously had de- feated Bryan Grant of Atlanta in the first round. Grant holds with. Thorn ton the doubles titles Post of New Orleans is still in the singles. and he and Logan. of the same city, won th cir match in the preliminary doubles
 Miss Murphy and Miss Nordenfiyche e were the winers in the first round Of the ladies' singles.
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Summary--Three base hit, Cranston. Sacrifice hits, DeMontrevi1le, 2i Raub Downey. Redmond. Stolen bases, Dow ney, Meek, g. Babb chwenck. Wild pitch. Schwerck, Struck out. by Rob off Garrity, 2: off Schwenck g. Time of game. 200. Empires. Brown and Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
Anniston and TuscaIoOsI

AnniBton, July 7.-Annlston and Tus- caloosa played two games here today. Annfston took the morning game by 2 to 0. No errors were made and HoI- den allowed the visitors only two hits and Darrell Pratt knocked a three bagger and won the second game in the eleventh inning. The batteries for the second game were Reynolds and Mc- Leyuore: Smith aud Vaughan.
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I..4nhntnhin WIna Gnme.

Letohatchie. July 7,-(special. )-An n- teresting and exciting game of ball was played here yesterday afternoon between Tetohatchie and Hope Hull basball teams. Letohatohie shutting Hope Hull out five to- Garrett for Letohatchie pitched great game allowing only two hits He was given Rood support by his team.
 E Peftus for Hope Hull also pitched good ball but had practically no support
 Score: - - Letohatchis zee zoo Vz9 IO.-o Hope Hull sVou pVV VOV-v
 Batteries: Garrett and Jenkins; Thomas. Pettus and Mitchell.
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Totals .. .. ..32 6 27 12 sBatted for Bartley in ninth.

Score by innings:
 Nashyllle -.od0o 00S e09-f-s
 Summary: Two base hit, Daubert Stolen bases, Baxter, Seigle, Rickerf. Sacrifice hits, Baxter, Butler. Wiseman. Double play, McTlveen to Daubert. Struck out. by Bartley, 3; by pugan. 3. Base on balls, off Bartley, 1; off Du- gan, 3. Left on bases. New Orleans. g.: Nashville. S. First on errors. New Or- leans, ?: Nashville, i. Time of game 1:47 Umpire O'Brien.
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pRoGREss

is the watchw0rd. Pepsi-Cola fs the result of Improvement advanced meth Ods. It is just little better than any other simmer beverage. Try a b6t- tie and be convinced. Sold in bottles everywhere. Phone 20O2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
EIectIon ln sylacauea.

sylacauga. July 7.-(SpeciaIl-I the nrIrnary yesterday to nominate a cam didate for mayor and aldermen of the town the following were the results:
 For Mayor. S. P. McDonaId: Alder man at large. J. W. Batson: First ward. R. W. Prather; Second ward L.
 HI Crumpler. Srs; Third ward. S H Thomas: Fourth ward. J. T. vardamen.
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RACES NEXT FRIDAY
CLASSY ANIMALS WILL ENGAGE IN EVENTS.
A,x,orv Tnore to Perform ak vsndiver Park VIII be LiIIy Pointer, Gibson Boy
 and Ofhers-Fast Work X ~ Expected.

weather permitting Montsomerians will have an opportunity of witnessing next Fri day at .vandiver Park one of the cisssiest horse races ever held in this city. On that occasion Lilly Pointer. the phencmenaliy speedy little mare of win Teasue. and Gib- son Boy. win webber's powerful gelding. will meet in a match race.
 Several weeks ago in an exciting race. Lilly Pointer carried off the honors from Gibson Boy. one of the heats being done in the fast time of 2.1e. A great many people. however. who saw the race. were not convinced of the mares superiority over the reiding, and the clash between the two will hs awaited with intense interest.
 The card which was to have been held the Fourth of July will be presented Fri day, the addition of the above race being the only change in the program The races are expected to be the best of the season and it Is probable that the partisans of the different thorcughbreds will rally around their respective, favorites. in great numbers.
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Totals

summary-Two base hits Speaker. Perry. Sacrifice hits, Speaker. Page. Stark. Reagan. Stolen bases. Collins. Base on balls. of Murray, 2 off Buch- anan. l. Struck out. by Murray, I: by Buchanan, 2. Time of game 1:40. Umpire Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
BAR0NS TAKE ONE MEMPHIS LOSES TO THE TAIL
 BINDERS. Hits Were Plentiful on Both Sides, But the Barons Were More For
 tunate in Bunching
 Theirs.

Memphis. July 7.-While hits were plentiful on both sides the visiting team was more fortunate in punching theirs. and, aided by several misplays. of the locals. gained lead which Mem phis could not overcome, although they lieved Garrity in the fifth inning.
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The Wausau and Freeport teams are fighting for the lead in the Wisconsin IIIi- nois League. with Wausau at the top.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
NASHVILLE A VICTOR
PELICANs DROP ANOTHER GAME
 TO VOLUNTEERS.
Harfleyss Error and Failure to Field Properly His Position Was Ome
 Cause of New Ox1eansS De-

error and failure to field properly his position. coupled with timely hits. gave Nashville the game this after noon in easy style. Both clubs play a postponed game here tomorrow.
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BY EXPRESS DAILY.

All kinds of good things for the in- ner man. Fine sea food. such as crabs. fresh and salt water fish, butter, eggs press unloads at our doors daily. TatuTu & Robinson. Phone 256. No. 10 Mon roe street. wed-fri-sun
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portioned, of GaskilI 5; off Hickman. 3. Two base his, Winters. Dyer. Sac refice hits. sentell. Garvin. GaskilI. Becker, Jordan. Wilkes. Stolen bases. Hulburt Double play. McIver to Gar win. Passed ball. Hubert, 1. Struck out. by Gaskill. 3; by Hickman. I; by Castleton, 1. Base on balls. of Cas- Kill, g. off Castleton. 2. Hit by pitch CT. McIver and Winters. Time Of game 2.05. Umpire carpented.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati wins.

Cincinnati Wins. Cincinnati. July 7.-Timely hitting by Cincinnati in the seventh and muff of Mitchell's fly, brought about the defeat of New York. Score: Cincinnati 900 900 22'-4i New York ... 100 10l O00-3 5 1 Batteries-Spade and Mclean and Schlei; Crandal land Bresnahan. Time, 1850. Umpire Klem.
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10000 STILL THERE
CLIMBERS CLIMB BACKWARDS
 EACH SUCCEEDING DAY.
Montgomery Drops Another Game to Little Rock. Buchanan Tighten cd Up On Us Alter the
 First Inning.

Little Rock. Ark. July 7.--Aftsr the nrst inning Buchanan frightened up and held the visitors runless while Murray game. Score: " --- .-
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nnu Gams nt cIln.

Clio. July 7.-(special. )-cllo defeated Louisville g to 2, on the local diamond yes- terday The feature of the game was the pitching of Reynolds. w. and Enrtght and thg batting ee Clio,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
ResuItn at Latonla

Cincinnati, July 7.--Only an ordi> nary card was offered for the last day of the Latonia spring meeting. The third race of six furlongs was the fea- ite, with Pirate Diana second and Cal tha third.
 It was rumored early in the afternoon that racing would be continued under the aurpices of the horsemen for ten more days, but after q meeting of the horsemen. the plan to continue was
 First race i've furiongs-T NJ Green 1o5. (Hoks). 60.s5 straight. 23.20. place, 15.S5 show, won; Lomond. 10s, (Heide) 2430 place, 15s5O show, second; Stow away. 1o9, (Fogarty), 16.s5 show, third. Sangschaw. Duemo. Ort. Ned. Carmack. All red old Hickory. Scant- ling, Golden Hope, and Swing, ran.
 Second five and one-half rurlongs- olambala. 1l0, (Powers). s.s0 straight. 735 place. 7.s5 show. won; Plume, 107. (EIeidel), 9.sO, place, $40 show, second; 1; Fatr Messenger. 107, (Ross), 27.45 show, third. Time 1908. Azo, Irrlga- tor, Rosenburg II, Alice Baird, Diabo- la, Ben Howe. Buena- Nicta, Marshy. Joe Gaitens. Robin Grey. Joe Enrich. ran.
 Third race, six furlongs-Mirth, no (Powers), s.35 straight, 7.60 place. 6S5 show, won; Pirate Dianna, 105., (But- ler), 1925 place. 10.95 show, second ;
 
 Caitha. 105, (McGee) 1Oso show. third Time I:14-3-5. Imogene. Odalie, Dan sett, Anne Reynolds Miss Felix, Queens Daughter, Triangle. Carolyn B. Utterance, Viola Guild and Tigress Lilly. ran.
 Fourth. six furlongs-Apache, 1O5. (Martin), 1850, won; Al. Mullerk, IOl, (Minder). s.45 second; Geneva S., s5, (Ross), 14sO. third Time 113. i-5. Molie Montrose. Honest, Hannibal Bey, Merrick and Heine, ran.
 Fifth, one mile-Lady Baldue, 92, CRoss). 1895, won; Goldic. I12, (Hei- del), 2o.90, second; Goddess. 107. (Pow- ers). 22.55, third Time 1.41 2-5. Cyg- net. Deoro. The Thorn. Uncle Tim. Lou Niffin, Helen Holland, Demo, Yansel. Huerfano and Lady Vie. ran.
 sixth. one mile-Lady Esther. 1O7. (Powers), S1,4o. won; Deacon. 11O. (Troxler). 57So, second; Skyo. 1O2. | 1Adfnder). 11.30 show, third. Time 1:39 s-B, Pretension, Dark Night. Semper. Vera, Hazelthorpe, and Deuce. ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
ROAD MULES FOR SALE.

After July first we will offer for sale 24 good road mules. being the balance of the teams on the Barbour County roads; mules all in good condition. Correspondence soli- cited J. J. S. Willis, Chairman Committee. Mi Andrew Ala -14t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
Augu.ta Defeat. sevapn.h.
pivldes the Honars
PURITY

is guaranteed in every bottle of PepsI- Cola by Serial No. 3S13 of the Pure Food Laws. IL is delicious and heaIth- full. Sold in bottles everywhere. Phone 2OO2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
AMONG MINOR LEAGUES


 A. c crowder. President of the Cotton states League, is candidate for mayor of Jackson, Miss
 The wausau and Freeport teams are fighting for the lead in the wisconsin Illi- nois League with Wausau at the top.
 The Richmond team of the Virginia League has two winning pitchers in Dutch" Revelle and "Hoot Mon" McKen- zie.
 The Tots" this season look to be the in the Central League for several years williamsport. Lancaster, Johnstown. and Harrisburg running neck and neck makes it impossible to foretell the result of the Fri. State League race at present.
 The Oakland team of the California season by losing 27 consecutive games. Louisville lost 2s h 1888.
 winning 44 of the first 60 games played shows that the Jacksonville team will be a hard one to beat out for the South Atlantic pennant.' a The Houston team Is gradually workins .o1,ards the top in the Texas League Pitch- CT Tevis, who pitches douhle-headers as sasily as single games. has been doing fine work for the team
 Highland Home at Hartford
 Hartford. July 7.-(Speeial.) )-Hart. ford and Highland Home College bal teams have played two games thil
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DIVIDEND NO. I.

THE NEW FARLEY NAIIUNAL BANk,
 Montgomery, Ala. At e meeting of the Directors of this bank held June 29th. 1908. after passing s6, 900 OQ to Surplus Account and leaving more than Rl6O00LO0 to Undivided Proht Account the first dividend was declared on the capital stock of the bank. amounting to four and one half (4 1-2) per cent payable on de- mand: said dividend being upon a quarter Iy basis of one and one half per cent for the terms ending January 1st.. April 1st. and
 JOHN J FLOWERS. Cashier
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1etrnIt rnlren nnt.

New York, July 7.-Detroit won both games of today's double header from New York. The visitors simply out played the locals throughout.
 First
 Detroit q. .... ..3OO zoo O30-s e New York .. ?. 100 no 000-3 12 $
 Batteries: Willett and Thomas and Schmidt: Newton, Manning and Swee. ney. Time, 200. Empires. Sheridan and Evans.
 Second--
 Detroit . %. .24O POP O01--lI I4 2 Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt: Lake, Kleinow and Blair. Time 1:5T. Empires. Sheridan and Evans.
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At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the MONTGOMERY BANK & TRUST COM PANY, MONTGOMERY. ALA. held June s0th a semi-annual dividend of Three Per Cent was declared payable on and after guy F. H. LOGAN. Cashier.
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FUNERAL NOTICE
FUNERAL NOTICE
FUNERAL NNOTICE
MASONIC NOTICE.

@i There will be special com. AN munIcation of the Grand N Lodge A. r. A. M of Ala AR NA bama held in the Masonic
 Temple at half past three HXeS&N o'clock this afternoon for the S purpose of paying the last tri- bute of respect to our deceased Past Grand Master Brother John G. Harris. Members of Montgomery Lodge No. ii and Andrew Jackson Lodge No ITS, and all visiting brethern are fraternally invited 10 attend. By order of the Grand Master.
 GEORGE A. BEAUcHAAGp.
 Grand Secretary.
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St. Louis, July 7.-Boston had an easy time winning from St. Louis to- day. to 1. Score: R.H.E. St Louis .... .o0o 900 oOl-1 5 2 Boston .. 200 900 011-4 1
 Batteries--Lush and Ludwig: Linda man and Smith. Time 1:3S. Umpire. IohnstOne.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
 OF MONTGOMERY
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

At a netting of the Directors of The Fourth National Bank of Mont gomery, Ala, held this day. a semi-annual dividend of ( per cent was declared payable on and after July l. 1908.
 A. JOSHUA JONES.
 Cashier.
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Program of Races. 1r1anr Auntraifan Handfcap.

EfUXf8m 0A &<3N1t' Class A. 1--Dank Australian Handicap. 1 Pearl c. br. m- Scratch. Cox. s7 Al stanley, 15e 1t. TO. C.. Whitehead. All Silver. z. h.. 15o it. back, Rennioks Alderman T.. ST. 6. Scratch. Behr. Specialist. gr z. 15o ft. back. Moody 6 Tony Boy. br. z. 300 #. back. Burnett Class B. 2-3. Karo. b. m. Galloway. 2 Nashville, blk. g.. Kruger. Faux Pass, b. m, Rennix. { Hardwear. b. G., McCurdy. Black York, blk. G.. Green Class C. ga.
 Hattie Glenn, h. m. Galloway. 2 Anada, Dr. m, whitehead. 8 Sarah smith. :. m., Rennick. { Mary Derect, br. m, Mccurdy. Class D. 2-3.
 Blue Joe, TO. C., Chastine. 2 Jiu, Crow. b. G., Thomas. 3 Jack, b. c.. Webber. Gibson Boy, B. B. whitehead. Lillis Pointer, B. M. Teague.
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Notice is hereby given that the firm of L. D. Hale & Co, composed of the undersign- ed. and doing business at 25 Dexter Avenue. Is this day dissolved. Mir. Frank o. Walsh retiring and Mir. Lawrence D. Hale becom- ing sole proprietor of the business and as- suming all liabilities.
 FRANK O. WALSH
 LAWRENCE D. HALE. Montgomery Ala, July 7th. 1908.
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soUTHATLANT1cLEAGUE
JackaonviIIe wind noth.

Jacksonville Wins Roth.
 Macon. July 7.--Sitton pitched great ball today and Jacksonville took two games. Errors aided the visitors in making all of their runs Jacksonviils ., .ese 1oQ ooo--s 3 Batteries. sitton and Roth; weems and Robinson.
 Second: Macon .,,,.. .. 100 900 ooo-l 3 Jacksonville :. 900 900 110-2 0 Batteries: Stowers and Robinson. Sitton and Roth.
 Augusta Defeats Savannah.
 Augusta, Ga. July 7.-The locals won out today in a garrison finish of the best game witnessed on the local diamond this season. Augusta 900 900 oo3-s Batteries: Ragan. Kahrs and Car son: Hon, Hixon and Moran.
 Divides the Honars.
 Columbia, S. NC.. July 7.-Columbia and Charleston broke even in a double header here today. Score: Columbia 2o2 o1o 1ox-s Charleston .. .. III 900 00O-3 s Welsher and Sharnish; Durrett. Dur lin and Reisinger.
 Second game: Columbia .. ..010 100 OO0-2 2 oHaleran and ReIsinger; Salve ana Cote.
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nonron NIcforioun.

Boston, July 7-CIeveland had a six run lead over the locals today but Ber- ger was wild and Joss who relieved him was batted hard. Boston winning 5 to 6.
 Cleveland 420 900 000-6 g 1
 Batteries; Cicotte. Winter and Criger and Donohue; Berger, Joss and Bemis and W. Clark. Time. 1851. Empires. Hurst and Egan.
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AMERICAN LEAGUn.
NATInysl I..GrE
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Southern LeaEue---
 Mobile, 8: Atlanta. ,.
 Little Rock, g. Montgomery, 2. Birmingham, &; Memphis, 1. Nashville, g.: New Orleans, 1.
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vI,rhlamd Home nt Hartford

Fartford, July 7.--(Special.) )--Hart- sord and Highland Home College bah teams have played two games this
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Loutn Wing.

St. Louis Wins.
 Philadelphia, July 7.--An error by E. Collins Tn the seventh inning of to- days game let in the winning run for St. Louis over Philadelphia.
 St. Louis :. .. 900 100 200-3 I Philadelphia .000 002 0oo--2 5 3 Batteries: Dineen and Spencer Dygert. Vickers and Powers and Smith. Time 1850. Umpire. Connolly.
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THE RACES
Brsxhtoa Beach Results.

Brighton Beach. N. F.. July 7-The Brighton Beach midsummer meeting o2ened today with a crowd of 5000 persons tn attendance. There was no stakes down for decision and there will not be any at this meeting. The feature of the racing today was the horses came in heads apart. Edwar6 cut out the running to the stretch. where Watervlief and Merry Gift closs cd in hard drive and Edward just AlsaSs Sss, gas. iSs Sissss ssfsssg srsSs ! sss Nimbus, 112, lJ. Lee), 6 to 3, second; Pantoufe, 104. (McDanfail 9 to 8 third. Time 1:1s 2:S. Dolly Spanker. Golds,. Pearl and NotasulEa. ran.
 Second race, selling, mile and six. teepth-Earl C., 10s, (Musgrave1. tc 1, won; Caringorn, H., tE Dugan). 6 to l. second: Don Enrique. 1oS. tN9f. terl; to 10. third. Time. 1:ts. Um-
 Third race. i've, and one-half fur. longs-Edward, 1le. ly.. Leo. to s, won; Walter v. Let. l12: tNotter1., [ to ?. second; Merry Gift gs, (Gllbertl. Aunt Kate. Merize and Early Bell ran
 Fifth race steeplachase handicap selling, about two miles-Rocket. 14& McKinleyl, 3 to l. won; Waterspeed 16o. tlDavidsonl, 5 to 2, second; Ban Time. 3:5S s-5. Papfika, Robador. Chere Ami and Canvas ran.
 Sixth race. for two-year .olda. sell ing, $400 added, five and One half fur- longs--Rubian Granda, 96, (Sweetl, 3 to 1. won; clef. S4. Glang), b to 2, see ond:, Indon1itable. 1G3. (Dugan), 10 1. thrid. Time. 1:0s 1-5 Enf,eld ran.
 Seventh race selling, six fuTiongs-. Tom McGrath, 10S, (Notter), & 10 |, won; Coincidence. 107. (McDaniel), $ to 3, second: Saracinesc 109, IAdfller) Marrs, Mexican Silver, Rock cress, Ev- ident, Big Ben, Braggart and Disobed- lent ran
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JOHN PAGAN

PRACTICAL PLUMBER
 ALL WORK GUARANTEED do the best; a trial order will convince Phone 25si. I1s E. Perry St.
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Amerfcnn LeaEuc-- Washington, o. Chicago. 1. WashiDgt ton, 4: Chicago, !. New York, 3: Detroit. s. New York 4 Detroit, II.
 Philadelphia, 3; St. Louis. 6. Boston, g.; Cleveland, 6.
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Enti0nnl League--
 Chicago-Brooklyn postponed. Pittsburg-Philadelphia, rain. Cincinnati, (: New York, 8. St. Louis, i; Boston. {.
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Cotton States Leagues--
 vicksburg. 4; Gulfport, O.
 Monroe, 8; Meridian, i.
 Columbus. O; Jackson, O. (Ten in. nings; darkness.l
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xul. Cotton Fufurem ntIl,

KlIls Cotton Futures Btil.
 Baton Rouge, La, July 7--By de- cisive majority, the House today killed the Potts anti-cotton future trading bill. A similar measure was recently defeated in the Senate.
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The Oakland team of the California League established a worlds record this seaeon by losing 27 consecutive games Louisville lost 2s In 1888.
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winning A of the first 60 games played shows that the Jacksonville team wIil be a hard one to beat out for the South Atlantic pennant.
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nonfnn Wina EanIIx.

Pittsburg, July 7--Pittsburg-P -Phila delphia game postponed; rain.