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THE HOBO Avn THE SNOU SHEDS.
Omcers Gusrd the Tunnels and the word
q pig Ip or nike

From ~ San FrarciscD ChroHtrir
Tp Amonz the z.rra'sd peaks Of the
sierra the Central Pacih" Railway Conn
pany IL trying to solve the problem OF tho
age in making suitable disposition OF the
ubiquitous tramp.
From the picturesque town Of Blue
Canyon 10 Truckee /. forty-three miles aud
with able strategy the railroad generals
have picked this -.a~tion ~ the road a. the
battle-ground. The: ultimaNum ha. been
issued that stealing rides on trains passing
through tn. Snow-hrdS must ease and tn
walk through might result IN ere that
would tie up tran-c ont mental tram,
The smoke grimed wooden tunnel h"gins
at Blue canyon and ends on the heights
above Bonner Lake
Through the heart ~ the Sierra the sheds
stand out In has relief 4 mighty monu-
ment II IL to the energy and constructive
genius OF those giants of the early 'So~
Crude were the tools II was tho day Of
black powder blasting but the completed
work stands typical OF the dauntle=S COur-
are 81 IT, creators.
Having decidsd that all beating Of trains
must stop. the company PLACED Oni'ers
Ne Auley and Wright at the Blue Canyon
portal Both these men are Of tried courage
In the month Of May they took Migrants Oh
the trains and marched them up to the
tsket ONE and compelled them TO pur-
sissSs tickets .hh=- t-F>-'iit= h-.ing "a Ia
Of over $50 The Oficers are commissioned
By the Governor Of California. hut are paid
by the company and wear the star and unit
form Of state police
80 whore the camphre- glitter from coast
10 coast The alarm has been sounded
The snow sheds are closed IT, dig up or
hike
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JrNTHT " CHINESE IIL ar.
PLACING RrsPons IhIlTy for an NErd
ThIefs Death.

Har grh0U corrsspoHdgpcs ShUugh1t h'rrvrL
white in the country an event "a, Urrri
uhicn represents ~nme lssal aspects II
village ne
Young man -aN an pld msn stealing
teams from hts n"irhhor garden VILLAGE
law required him 10 catch the thief WhI'h
he did and hs Na~ turned over 90 the con-
-tahI. lie let him loo.. Nithout punish
n,ent and hr 81 ent to his home IN the village
There his Ne and his -ou. a trifiin- i"liuW.
abused him Tor hrin,ing disgra"e On the
family. an the old man hanged himself.
Then IN. son accused the young man 81
-p~rss' uting hts father tn death. rhi-
charge. according - Chimes" ideas. VA.
veil made and so ~ vas proposed to com
promise the matter hy buying cofrn and
pay ing the burial expenses OF the thief
probably amounting =" So
But a n-ighhor Who i q christian took
the position that the yOUng man VAS In
the right and there vas no justice Ia call
ins on HIM and other neIghhor- Ia take cat
money a. bury the man Tie thI-fs sob
then FASTENED to the Magistrate aud made
the charge that his father had b"eu per~e-
Cuted To death
The Magistrate ,ams with quite a rrtinus
10 hVid an inquest We decided that the
man hat hanged himself Ne gave the CON
stable n heating Of N1 blows hD'aurs' be
got fuTried IN his august presence and CON
'radictsd himself in some 81 his answers.
Then he arrested the father Of the youns
man who caught the thief buj failed 20
catch N. young man ami i keeping him
In prison. Now the case has assumed some
proportions
The man held a. a prisoner will not be
released for less than slUI The Christian
who advised against a noney 'ompromi-'
in tho beginning - severely criticised ami
the talk Of the village i that the church
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consult the oracle was at first entrusted
% pSurE virgins OcnseCr"ted tn Apollo'S
sister. bat the Institution was changed
when violence had heen offered 10 GA" at
them. and none hut women al"N" the
age OF 81 were permitted To enter upon
that sacred Office. They w"r" called
PythiP or pNthon.s-s~.
The D.lphian Pythl sat bar" IN =
three legged stnul or triInd which sto"d
amid densa pslolcnt VapOTS II burning
aromatic herbs issuing from the hole
OF suhtsrran"ous cavity ls"lHw her.
She could not prophesy at will, she was
consulted only ono month Year. "
there wep' NO chance ot getting an 'racl"
she escaped 10y giving ambiguous answers
On Solemn occasions ia" lythin prepared
herself by fasting thru" DAYS and bathing
in the waters Of the Fountain g. >t1llH
at the foot 81 Mount Parna,slls. and All"
chewcd tho laurel leaves with whiUh ala"
Crpwnsl hprso.'
On tho appointed day Apono mani
fe-tcd his press.n,,' by shaking "A laurel
tree that grew near n" entrance. II
was then that IN" prest''S- was carried
on the tripod Ia the spot. and o." ~H.Ilor
did she inhalr IN" div ~" ~ IIratluu
than her ewes suddenly sparkt"d h'r
hair stood ON ond. she began a. foam az
the mouth and a ShIy"rJug ran over ali
her writhing body In tnIs cunNui.ivo
state she spoke ~" UraCi" ~ tn goal,
often with loud huw liugs aud ores. and
Y
priests and ,.'t IN order. - violent Wa"
the TT that she continued Tor some days
IN agoniEIng fortunes which often t"rml-
mated fatally.
Germans never undertook any a!Veu-
TURF without first cons ultIug their pruIhe
ess whom they 'unsi Tered Inspire toy
the gods. nor dill they N"rtur" +" civ"
hattie even under tavprai l. conditions
SHOULD ther" privilege cr"atuf'" u.s.
COuntepauC. th, enterprise.
Thu llFnlI.a4s.a. lnl their IL n -
over the Ggul- even when tn" DrIi II
hal di-appear-I under the Roman "m-
perUrs They reside ia deep "s.N"s.
,irie up wells. rayiTes. woods or other
solitary retreats under the san! lnaVIaU
name uf FdHG Nu"s Of. swedish ian
the devih. or under thar ot Fdtss F9"s.
Fees. English form fdys and Italian fate
as seen in an inscription Of Dtn'l"tlan' =
time. where the singular fd'd II us"t for
pdrcd.
These fays or fairies succcciei Va the
Druiiezses by originally clubbing to-
Rether as IA college of prppheio>ses. They
were believed 10 ba immortal aud pOs-
sesse with supernatural ur Magtcai
powers They continued. a. their pr",le-
o..ssors To perform their w'Irl core
monies ia secluded woods. They were
still very influential under the French
DYNASTY Under Charles VII thcy we're
still extart and believed IN. for Joan ot
Arc during her tTi1l was at-k"l whether
she were fay.
The PRIESTS male clean sweep ot them
all on the other side 81 the water. A. on
this side did their colleagues with tho
witches in Augiu-NlNou Uiai'r' ar
chantreSs from Wigii'H 20 divine, and
rig=holyl: hut again they crop up, nu-
lato nomine as mediums m our davs.
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C.,cnlaI \. &. Motor Hoat Races.

The Colonial Yacht club VII hold It,
annual motor boat rae" for the commo-
Jnr.'s cup nayt SATURDAY. afternoon. The
.ra.srs will he started from on the club
h0.Isr, ~ I4Ofh street and hudson RIVER.
and 20 four times around a triangle hNe
miles ia length vru's-ny" boats have
already entered. aud % - expect ted that
thrr- " 10 hs large fleet 10 Comp.ts 'or the
trophy offered by Commodore Carlton
Wekh
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No Extra Charge for %.

Advertisements for TIE ST-N and THE
EVENING suN may be lett at any Ameri-
can District Messenger ONCE In the city.
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DECIDE tGaI>ST noe HESTER.
Eastern League Directors Act On the
NcNiIian Tangie.

The 'Angle 10 she Eastern league rau-ad
nv Tommy McNiilas. NJ. -h' Tt-fop. IlsyIng
tour games With 'L- Rochester ,irb. acted
on once b. President Powers. MS tal IN
up by the Eastern League board ~ dire.
tors a. a meeting m thi. CITY YESTERDAY
The directors present were Iarob S'nin
% BuraIo. Thomas ! Martin Of >eWAr,.
Walter O'NIAra of .'-r~-y cay and =
fiery NJ ToIonto and .. ! chaplin oI
I:os hester pi-o were present
n VA ,ontend.d IL vii T." Trmem bored
thar Mcmillan played four games Win
oche-ter while ineligibIr. M'NillEn Wa-
the property OF the Brooklyn club ,nd vas
-snt to Rochester The zinc Innatt clue
how-,er. Rad claimed Mcmillan In ~
original .te,i@ion OF IN" protect arising from
Nc MilIan'- PLAYING WITH l'Ds hester p"ssf~
ruled thai the entire four games Ice playei
over Montreal AMI Toronto appealed from
> idence VAS submitted Yesterday whh
had not bc-n presented TO l'oW"f- When tHr
latter made his original ruling IN" ne 4
- idence NAA 10 the efssSt that tho I!Us' hester
club WAS notified on June thai Iin'innati
claimed Mcmillan and that the HDchs-teT
"lub played NJ MILAN Aiter that date.
Tho directors leC ,siOn yesterday w1s
I hat ',1e James piEved on Tune ! jni = ~
Toronto both 81 which were Wpn Nv ko~hSs.
ter. should bs plsyed over, also hat IN"
ter on., % Mont. cal and th,. -..rond IN
7 Toronto should stand ~ played Powers
had ordered the-@ last Two game" q" he
plaved over
. real saeh ge' one yrtorV moro than they
have had m TIE recent standings ard Pc RS.
ser gets fgo defeats more Toronto tat -
49, onS pla~r ms sd ~ Ep~h-s'si
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NTtLENt AND uENGER.
" Inners % IsdIan Harbor Race to New
London.

NV Io>Uor Jtne "a The NacIt race
81 the Indian Haroor Na"h' Club from
GreenSich 80 Bartlett : Reel iKrt vessel
vas a most enjoyable one Eight ya"uts
TOSSED the starting line ~ Great attain :
island shortly after oilooG yesterday
morning the sbsentee- being Harold
Vsrderhlt's s~hooner Warrant and HAYS
Hammond " = OdysseuS u In order
10 max. = class yachts Of Gle -~eS y and =
were pUt On one aud the starters wsre T. Z.
Monks's windNard and " u roWes's
GoS-oon ~ the start the ind was quite
lg'tt from the west and 10 avoid a nood
tide. witch would %sgin 81 make ~ 70
ocIock. all IN. Yachts headed for The Long
Island snOre
M along the north shore. coming from
northwest. and the yachts -oon left the
south side Of the sound aud hold over %
the north shore before reac hinr Bridgeport
Prom then on the race vas spirited one
and fast Vine Wa- made until all the iig
varhts had hnis he'd. The smaller yachts
windWard and Go--oon held on the south
shore too long and failed 10 reach the fresh
eninQ hTreZe Thev we're una bic TO get to
tire finishing line before darS
The I-ialena. -riled nv george " Pyn-
ohon, wa- tLss nT~' 70 nn,sh and ~" tv"nssr,
Yacht IN Th..-- two yacht- we're winner.
m their ,Ias-es The NdN sntur-~s nnished
ten minute. sh"sd OF ~. ii ., ~, ,
lime leanora vas sailed by Frank BOVINE
ZONES The committee Burton Hart.
Hsnr, { p.ton and Richard OutwsteT
"a aitsd on the tu' boat Moran until dsrk
for tho. small Yachts, but ~ they we're no.
v herr IN sirh'. went IN aud Iefl them to
he COMMITS. When las --rn NindEard
was Leading the Go~soon. The Shimna
sailed b, tho liansn brother. Va beaten
boat for host ~ the Nvenger The sun
nsrtes
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|. HruuaLTV
...- 'n..B-I 40 '~nxth- hh-ad
.......r- uu 'H- pcio Druuud- go
.=rruHn l-T fhouah only fwu
.r. .sH.lt 80 fh~ aims tnntns mara
....I ,stdi~f- s~r- nuwh-re .tns.
..H .Hr- Iu-r n-forv they r-s. he'll
aHr fsx- Tho t'ianf- .pur'~d and
..s.... .. no fsu isuxth gap whtsh thsy
rt. ..nasI rp tho sud seymour Br,d-
a. tni N-y~r. puf 10 he tck. which
o.. ..s N~s Nurk shell shooting ahead
s,..rF fr- nine mile buoy- the Brookiyn-
o.. ....rf. beat twas = lash Ia the pan
.,.ar--~ found oc'aston TO dt-losiEs
.a 'Y--l~f. from The ceremonies
r.. -......~ rom Co The rest of tho after.
... n .ar y,1bhou.> senior Nrahslsr
......- st- .a, 81 tho eN.l~- Referee in
t..rf fHH0-.un~ attended ?" him. Brid-
nH- ." other certain party Sho did
,..~r' IN adverse de- is,on Ia silenss
... --. assistant Boss % he Yield Moran
go r 't- nara siri >iSn
r.r.,a rludlu % the Gotham varsuy
rf.. e n,. . which tho BfuoslynS couldn't
..a- .n u.'r Lathe Otey pitched on. Of
- games no has pitched since h~ has
SON 30 uuan.s spanSi-p. Tie Na- IN
ssIH.s ID. 'N.glt,-> only once. and then. a.
90 t. other times Vnen Demons we're tug
=. ~ 900 80 bases hs nA.l.d IN. oppo-ing
r.rsr- fp he Wal
lore sefe -"Ncrsl eniiNsnIns happeninss
~r..srH-r stole 'ond IN the third inning
" o., ssr Na- holding the bail No
.s. BOO. cred Ond until Snod sra-- ~ a. on
f. r' .r" bas and " hen Nj klVe-n did go
r." ku, s-r m ,is bad throw on Sh.ga
sr.' srs-- saitoped 10 third In the fourth
...r .s- uIt seymour and BridN ell singled
.s' ."r fled II Davidson, Merkle drew
'..- .H'- ami Meyers. Nho hits them " hen
i.". ri" n-e,i-,i wa- mas usual reliable sell
H..Esi" s M landed Two ,omrades a.
..t..ou ga. sNt-ted IN the hfth inning
amt rr.iv ~il IA the eighth IRE eighth Wa
'., ..nvc .t''' p.1,,..rS', ~ IN IL mat oh,,
.a '~an-f"r to hi. DEXTER hand ana
.ru"i the orb 70 Merkle Moran aid
sz'" ,nI BridNeli slammed ne glove down
a.. ord I'll got hlS ,oug~
. ."a' Tor 81 Daubs-' MrElye~n made
....--aI MI on whish the New Nork.
.~,a - and the BrooElyn. unlu -.
100 'tii -tru the front OF the upper stani
H.''- AMI iell bAk tn'o right netd Prom
80 .r-.i 10 tHink u " a. a home run anyWay
o.. ...rely trotied after u Wheat seemed
.. loo "L>hruudei ia doubt too. he annie Il
."-.r'.N around 10 ghIrd and Il MURRAY ha a
IN ivy he ould havs.Caught Wheat Their.
= fJ.""u ran TO - ond and past that sta
D "f I'D then there va good chan to
% p'tS zen sa.. Ih s.. s.sfI N me Dali ''
vhptt had lost IN, Wits apparently
Art ilNc"n VA allowed 20 scramble
10 p - - ond N Ma a pe uliar inC id~ni.
20. plsl~r- being A. alert a. lot Of som
ls"r..I - over the simple thing OF hall
..rr carrier ami bounding aa'k 80 the
fed rtt -urh long hard nit vaSn'
Nr~n 10 eNtremis IN the ninth the Broos.
r- mad" a final struggle Z smith and
.. r,iton shifted the risnt side OF The
: .tfs aud tofeued four balls from Crandal
- pert rlu--i the matinee With = ohoppy ,
. H. o Ger % Merkle
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TO.DnS >HEEPSHE CiRD.
Pans, stsLes and n sirrpl-rhas~ the
Features.

Inc Punsy S'1k~-. FOR 'vo-Near-oli.
AZ furlonEs on the Era-s. vii he run a.
sheep-hsad Bay this afternoon with VI -
Nett. DR. Duenner and Imprint probable
factors Dor the steeple, ha-e Amt jIle
The Welkin ana ~ fai-eray NAV 20 ell
Maiden tNo-yssT -old~ VII run o. The rr-f
race at air fuFlcng-. with ~igUrd ~p", tel
Brew and star charter having good 'hsures
In tho third race. a. mile NIu.bu- ELLEN
a-Dale and Galley slave look forU.d Ahie
Ia the Afh race AZ mile aud -iyrseu'h
on the grass Hampton tOurf. lHl'tdl and
Misc Psrigord hgIre vell ~ the ia-' race
~ tx and n half turlongs main frsrA. Rome
crest Horace y and Jeanne q NJ may 'ui
up the money. The entries follow
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#fn1
..# 'Dr Ior~n IN no thlEd inning
u.f 30. D.. halted rail-
his % n n n n 70
n O. ~
ho>'I1 .1HHrs Herxoz ~hean sac
'i~> NNis sharp tirst Iase on errors
.T- -. dc lrlR Lsf On base
- or g. ~ Nome Strurs out n,
~ Moore TAOhAs@ hits H~Txog
--rrlncs hits Euate HeTkoa StJien
.u..r. Miller. HsrF1g Hlt ~ pitrhsr
HI. ThomasI T. pIf~ In shisf B'Dsy
..r, Brsunan tirro Z hour and =
rirrsBu m. =. cGsoINNsrI
~aHH sIspo-,-' - Cincinnati 70 day
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Totals - . % !
IA It'd fof Hush IN he siSht N inninE
'Baite'i for Jone> In the ninth lanlag
bat;ei for Summers IN ih- niath inning
ChicAko . u n
Detroit f. o - "a
Runs HGhigagO- Ii~irr BroNne ) Collin
DougheTv Dctroii n Jone>. COBB Crawford
Two base hits ID JOncs. Noriarty. Deehanty
Home run. CO,lins. Doughery "a ffre hits
Payne, collins. stolen bl,c~ Bush AoriarD
fin' hasr on baiis-OT WAlsh, ~ ~ pitrhsr
~ summers fBtA gbuTue first bass on
errors Z hiraEo /, bctroI' '-'t or hasrs
ChlgAgo. netroii. >trg~- olt-By iAngc s.
~ WASH. b. NIwmsr.. 5 Double riaN . Dele
hAnty and 7 jOlrs VIII pt'hes- stroud ard
summers mplrc ~ chief S'oans.k Yield
umpire Dlrcrn Time . hour and - minute.
CLTyELNND. ~ LoUIS. ., to
CLEyELAND June - The Naps shut o. 80
II Louis Browns 70 lsy Young allONed 0H,s
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''s'rst 'or bsrgen N me ninth 'rn,ng
go - for N4rser In the nlata inning
y s.. % % ~ 90
go. '- - . q =.
N"a No-s Sey rouf. Briiwcii TirsI
SO g. s--o-s. brooklyn. Lett on bass
. pg-. F.. ScW ort. iirst base on hail,
20 i.... ~ % trandAIl. : struck o'It-B,
-fr 7' t-HndaH. rgo bAse hit McFi
4~riNre hit Uaubert stolen hass
.rlrrss- rDDlre IN chisf Ionn,tone Field
70 Moran Time ! hour ana - minute,
." 'ufLF~i' = d.. BOSTON y Il VIsr
eros ~ - Two gar1cs this afternoon
f"' IN an even brsAk Shean's home run
.sp.to- rom shut0rt IN the nTst game and
-s- g0-bd pitching and hiEh class neldinC
20 an % The Phies from crossing the
ssTpHg The
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CLEvELAND June ~ IN
NJ Louis Browns 70 IAy
fNo h.. Inc sroTF


pa 80 'or Ray n the thlrd i1Hl4g
'AsiteI fof kiiiier n me ni1tr tnnlnr
iIAn 'o- riss W the ninth Iani1g
- Lou, - y. ,
90 eis1d % % :
Run, -CIe eAnd Turner. Sto, all. Bradley
~ -tulugEam TNo base M Eastrfy "a
'il'e hif-. Dung iaioie stolen hAse, Hlr
mir-aAw. iajOir ttrst base o. balls-HAy Z
~ Bailey. : OF Noung Left on bsse~ ~
ioui.. 7. cleveland stuck olt-B B. Railey
hy Yong Double rlAy-G rAney And StoVsu
Passe q bali licn WI piEh fla, Z mpirs
Evans Time hour and ~ mirgis,
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Texas B,eagae.

~ dallas Dallas. :. Gaiyeston.
~ For, Worth Fof, Worth. :. Houston. !
~ OKLAHOMA City San antonio. a. Oklahoma
CIB.
Waco Ssrond game shreveport. =. Waco. n
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IHERIs ~ az IGI ~.
D-tEsu. ~,m IN TRstr siau.p ana Is.s 10
thtrasss

lh- ta-tsrn tsan- of 10 Nm~rl"an
l-azus re-iei ys-i~rday brat those IN 'h-
W~-t we're IN arttnn The D-trous Who
have b~vn IN a .luntp FOE a w~-s or %. toll
tufthsr aSav from The Nihlett.- AMI Htxh-
lana.r- hy losing TO the White <nv The
tlTVslsnd- h.tr~ a.h~si the Browns Tho
results
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New England League.

~ Lowell lowell A. Lawrence.
~ FaH River TiTst game Fall River. =
HAverhni /: Second game Pail River a. HayeT
hin. ;
\, Neu Bedford NeW Bedford Ivnn
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'fa..s.I .aF If..HHsu .r 10 Sect .HH.H#
.H.IagH 70 % 4 90 o
o.. 90 To- ..
'tln. .H.HrH "rsfa FH=#4a.I H.r."-
."|.irr.Ia Ff-fH fs'tf Wufruan IaffI. Wur
aIuH UH IHnara aalnnrbH ~ sna Hreana
-nn usa % Wt.tarr VIII. rsa Haas aIfs
hnnrt.nr atsln EAT rfns anHItH saHFfnr=
rfra WuIaeiff Hfra-r rrTa T--4Hi- nisss
hHwrra tnsi Aausunf t..airrGa firurrsrHnan auI
larfua fHaasat nslt tf-nW T'ulrn nasrs
trrfnanrH .nfs uaass Wf ID pith-sf baiI
~ uiH .rI'I.. WIhf ~ifrhes nrulhffh T.-a|
Haar 90 Hlta 90 sfe - nlrhie a. % HsuI
nsrH - pfrrHr . 80 uaruian D. - WiHtz 70
tWHa o. ~ WnfHnpn hV ueIlhaFI HF
WINS p - - trff % rsas- fHsfffH
htasu 7uriFs Iu lief tfterf fisl
.7HuiFa Nr Tfnts Hatr tnt a. rlfnHHr4
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~ Indian noiis Mis- aukee. :. tndtanapoltS n
~ Kansas CITY Kansas CITY =. Louisville n
" ~ Paul First gsme ~ Paul q. To,esfO .
~ccond sarle ~ Paul !. To edo. s
" Minnrapoiis First "a Columbus n
Minneapolis :. Second game Minnea pods Il;
{ 'ouFnbus. I.
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Totals a. 20 ~ o
'Ba'iod for CsmniU In the thirteerth innihs.
SruarE 900. q n 20 Z
jersey Ci'y 10000 90 o 700
Runs NeWarz GAnley. Ccttman. tyouden.
Schlsny Jersey Guy Clement HannifAn. Lru
on ba-Fs- Newsrs. Jersey CITY. First basr
on balls-OH Mctilnniy. I. OF Csmnitz Struck
out ny NcIiinnity. b" CAmnIiz Home
runs hAnntfan and GcitnAn Three bs~e hit
Ganley Sacrifice hits Kelly. GettinAn. Schlafy
ARleF stolen hAses Kelly, Clement Hanford.
Nbstrin. double 9lay- Abstein snd John on
hit by pitcher ~ Csmniz 0GAnley, IIouden,
'npire IN chief Stafford Field umpire -BDyl-
Time, hours ana Is r1inutes
at pEovtDSScI
Baltimore Ia ~
Providence O" I
BatIeries- Nlckers. DonneIlJ. Byers and Muir
ray. Croaley and Peterson
roRosro
Ioehestsr n q q %
Toront q
Tai,sfies McC0nneii and Htsir M~Ginl-y New.
Ton ard Ne Anster
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~ Nash,tlt.- Atlanta 4 Ns-h'tfis -
~ Mobile Nshiis Nortror' ~
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Hr....sH - fn.n ~ fFa
#H.nF HFIfs 80 Utffs=
HsHssaI.rs stu...fsir.sst
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...##r .FsHH ".H.sHHsF THa
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81 Lancaster Lancaster. =: Trenton. T.
~ neading heading. ?, Nork.
50 HArrishurE Altoona .. HarrtsburE
0FF n
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f- sdelph's Thomas knAbs. Doolan.
Ho-ion ~hsar FIRST hs-s N error
r'' ~ ba.~s PhiAdeiphia S Itls ton. =
.. HH-r n- balls - McOulnen. OF FSAns ,
..' bs NcSuillen. J. ~ Fysns. { Home
.-rNr Two has- hits Mage. i,oolan
... rf NctJ-4IIen Double play curtis.
ant ~ncsn Wild pitches Curtis. ?
" rr.~' ODay Ftsld umpire Bfen
mo uoIr and ~ minutes.
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American Association.

Good star easily knEtnA h Z T. ~ 81
UNtand
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New Sork state League.


~ WA'-rr|l-g SpvinEnsld WAt.rhIry. =
81 HArttort hartford. H0iy ote
~ Neg NaNs1 NoronaTnf N 4. NeE Maven :
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BASEBALL. Psls GTsanS. Ts-da-. GF. ~
CNsnis - HroShiyn Adm " Afr
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EASTERN LEtGI O..


Iron Man NcGinnity pitched MS NssArs
Team 70 victor N Jersey Cits yestsrdAy vim ntng
out 10 The ihIriernih lnninE The scors
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Game. Scheduled for Ts-ds,


SaTfoSAL LEAoCT
Hrookiyn IN New Nork. PhilAdeiphia IN Boston.
Chicago IN - lOui. Cincinnati In PittsburE
GMEHICaS IHAoUE
New Sork In Philadelphia 1uo Eanesi no. ton
IN Washington. - Louis In Chirago Detroit IN
Cleveland
SAsrrS LkAorg
Isrsey city N Newark. baltimore in ProNtdenrs
Rochester In Toronto tSO Eames nuffaio N
Montreal two games
New Nork state League.
At sTRAcrsT.
,lnsn, .iOOOOi O0O0nOA II %
Syrs@u.s iOO,OOO $4,000 10 4
Hstteries- Steln Newtn and Cheek and ports
DuEgon and koopmAn tmPires kneeland ana
At UIIcA
Trov = . "a
Iuga y q y 10 ~ 5
Batteries ilson. Ashley and Warner MrSur
dy. FalTbAnk and BuTns Umpire fishcriy and
Brown
~ BISoHAnToN
WiIEesbsrrs q n o. OI
HtnEhASrtOa . n q 81
BAtisries McClosLey and RAub Mcmahon and
Iis~her mplre o Toole
a EInIs
scranton % ga :
Iln1iTH n n 5
Batterte> ChAlners and smith Pounds and
iouEher impire keii,
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selling for three yea olds and upward $40

IsOod start. won handily superstition n r
Iy Atdine EvanReine Ci>neros. owned - " A.
MAutan trained by woo,is Garth
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GIANTS rNO LENGTHS AHEAD
.rTf M IF00NftNs 0N
ffff ROT - f0f rec

.... rrr . ssfis 10 S-svs ~ esssa
Hr..i.s - Srs.simu gsssiiaais .sarrs
a .# .Fs fufss ra~ FlTst~s Wa. 500
pssra snst Punfi~- spsitt gtru
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tsrs . ar~.sl,a. -

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r. .....H ,Ha. . ns-tss. Es.t Esms
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=. ..,.. - 1Rs-ass. %
r.....frE - ItnrtnaatL q
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Cotton 5tates League.


A. Meridian us,uesburs. ). Msnai.-
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HiEhVelgh' Handicap for tHres ear ODDS and /
pssrd. sasn added stN and . half furionEs main :

Poo- start uon driy.hs Guy Fisher = l.
hh Srir ippolonia owned BY CoTEey
'rtirsf p, / " Hc~ner
sgroSD rACT
~frc0lsrnAss foT four yeAr ODDS snd IpWard
ssg added fun courss about tsO miles and
hAI'
Hrrss gHd tgS w. t1ctf. Bsuiug PA
SanytIs aged iI5 pOnohus ii-5 s. -
MelIovrnint Ia Lynch 800 out -
81 sfcrVs, sgrd az Y Heider - IS -
CHI. l19 Taylor i'-I al
t,ood start gon driving Sanctus. On g aged. rs
- leonArds HArDsichord, owned b. r Rsiney
trained ~ I'd Peter
THIHD FArT
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~surg for two car Old mites. ssnr add ed
nA. and q hAlf lurlonks- lulurllL conree
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Lair tart won driving niue Mouse b 2
~ carry Hermann Fslr Empires. yun~d by
'ne H@y-rvl e. stable. trained bN u WooiioIi
porHTH RNCF
Mermaid SAgt-. for Miles three year. Old
=. g1 guaranteed pens!t,e~ and siloA Anc-s ons