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The Washington times., 1910-06-02
Stead Sarcastically Remarks,
From Circus Viewpoint
It's Beyond Praise"
BRYAN AND HEARST
CRITICISE COLONEL
Remarks May Form Important Is
sue In the Forthcoming Politi-
cal Campaign.

LONDON. June Grave fears for
the results of Theodore Roosevelt's
Gulldhal speech on Egypt are felt by
the Liberal leaders.
While it is reported in authoritative
circles that the attack on the policies
to a certain extent pleased King
George, whose sympathies are with
the Conservatives, the effect of the
former Presidents denunciation upon
the Egyptian nationaHsts is looked
forward to with anxiety.
With Mr.. Roosevelt already the OBJ
Ject Of the nationalists' hatred be-
cause of his Cairo speech attacking
them, further demonstrations are
with the situation, especially in view
of the fact that the speech was given
at the moment when Mr.. Roosevelt
was being honored by London.
Stead Is Sarcastic.
The comment today on the GuildhaH
speech is more caustlc than that Of yes
terday. William Stead, the editor OF the
English Review of Reviews, says:
''Since I tried to teach my grand
mother how TO suck eggs I have not
seen anything quite like it. From the
viewpoint of a circus it is absolutely
beyond praise"
Inc DlDcIdl ledQeIS lOQdG e3pItESeQ
qualification that two prominent Ameri-
cans, William r. Hearst and William J.
Bryan, had expressed condemnation OF
the Roosevelt utterances-
Mr.. Hearsts statement, issued in
Paris, rs given prominence in the Lon
don papers The fact that Mr. Hearst
calls Mr- Roosevelt "a tin soldier" and
declares that, having shocked and out
ragged patriotic Americans, he should re-
turn TO mis- own land. is the subject
OF mu-h comment
Bryan Criticises Roosevelt.
Mr.. Bryan's milder structures were de-
nvered at a Young Mems Christian As
sociation meeting at Bradford
The indications are today that, while
for the most part the attitude is 10 let
Mr.. ROOseveltS speech pass by, there
may be move 10 make the issues he
raised important in the next political
campaign, now believed to be but a few
months of.
While the Conservatives NAV do this
astute politicians believe that the effect
on the populace would not be that de-
sired, the people as a whole not relish
ing outside criticism.
The Washington times., 1910-06-02

seen IS an old woman. this time no less
than $40 years years OF age
Special interest / nthis evenings per-
formance is duc 10 the production Of
Derelicts," onc-act play by Preston
Gibson, of this city. which will be given
In place of the Gilbert farce or last
night Dallas Anderson and Miss Ethel
van Der We're viii constitute the cast
OF only two characters
The Washington times., 1910-06-02
Ballet.

Armstrong; electrical ballet, admit.
tedly one Of the greatest electrical stage
The Washington times., 1910-06-02
ACADEMY-VaudevilIe.

The Balloon Girl at the New Acad-
envy this week is making three ascen-
sions daily, and is proving strong at
traction. The management Of the
Academy promises for next week an IN
usual program OF vaudeville. The bill
cannot be announced until later in the
week. There will positively be no ad-
vance in the prices of admission.
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tD TtR, uOf0r RWI
itsst. tin,. uBSt Tl-,- >s,tsstisa '''ssi-
,sn >tntu-ss' Iruds 90 Ntbaas

... ... 600. - fH. anfHr.TH .
.... .... HHafHr Ias..s 'r a.
SO. r-.' .. .rlr ..-I. ....- .IIrIs- ~
..r . ...r ..r-s H-svr
...H. ... ... ..H. H"l F WFH .r|.
..r.. .n.I ... rH.. "EH.s Hu rs Htu.s
... H|. ...H-. ..H ..-.. o. Ir~p 'Fs
... ...H.s hot .rn. H.. ..a .ur uu 'h-ir
. TrF-u 1000 VIE ord fb~ rnpfpr rna' men
yEu ere ru. Ia ttrlH.4r 18th the many rIrn-
amt u.H.i- o. me river pIo'-. were Kept
HH-. 800 u.zr' .unF
IHa %. rr.. 'sriv~ n nuuher s'ar-~i -
p ,.s~s from ~ 'h- N-s Nors Motor iint'
.UlrEpl-' a. tho loot ~ W-,i tt'fh .tr~~' -
rH. rH ,iusrr md return. di-fanre % -
1Hu'sp nudes Ibry gp' away veil AMI
N bon ',-' heart - dur'nx the r'~ninx th.
Polar star sa- ~ Tho l-ad
Then tho fng gpt 'hp.k and The "a, gators
bat ID" ~. "tr"iU lUn ot m" ru'rr- got q,
.fu - Ita-i,ns~ and then a. tho. On board
ruui nnt So. Ear rnrli 'hrv an horcd Toe
~" night The, got unisr Nav again s~"n
after daylight 80 h~n 'hs -un h~Ean 10 bum
up m" tht'A dsmpnr-- AMI enable the mr
tu % 'ittic
The Iuiar S'ar so' lost snmeN here "a
New hufgh Ia, She .sa--ed Nr-t Point
reached View hursh AN, Hn"h"r~i iht-
10 as a. to''lu'k yesterday morning Nhnut
t"ur hours later she started again ana thi-
tutr "a able To reach ioughk~-p~ie ~
u'glo"k she gave ~ the rac- and returned
to ~" 'ttn kaiuh : rnft reported that tho
- tar as as he m.mh s 81 The N. Motor boS,
cub know the~g are The only boats Nhich
pu' into harhOr. but q v eNpe,'ed that
other captains anchored At some point or
other I've au-s NJ To la'e hour last niRht
ONLY three hid been reported AZ Albany.
n" ~ rr- we're 60 turn a marx Oh the
Albany Yacht club house and members Of
that club took their time Mes~ageS we're
sent To- The Motor boa' 'lub during the day
telling how things " ere here
lunn Never Nantucket Sa- the first 20
reach the turning mark She was tuned AZ
y - Z" Yesterday afternoon The second
boat was ~ titles Elmo II and her
ttue w. ~; - The third and last boat
tu"d VA Z chapman tonSoTt al
. o. - The Nantucket J. the largest Yacht
M the f~-t ami mas 70 allow time To all the
u'h"r' The Elmo ~ ertS an allo Nanc. Of
. hour - minute =. seconds and ton-oTt
hours - mlnutr- seconds, so that with
halt the race over the limo II y leading
and 'un~ott J. second II was expected
that The niun-r Nould reach the finishing
tin" abnu' - clock this morning
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mr. SHES on THE SPEEDH ~
IIuEh Rnr, Win %. oniInr wanted Va
Part of court Nari-'s Game

brushes N ~" Speedway vss'srdrv
morning were fcu and f0r ustv con s nj uro.'
of Tho -'sr- we're .ou-Iu'uous nv th-ir
Rb-sn's lhr~ wns partly due 20 IN" f,,t
'r'' w1nr - thew have COVE - psrAvaN
~ quest ~ trophies and partly - rhe
heat vht'h made rapid mo'inna thing 10 d.
avoided
N''er 'ou-d~r1 hle rersHas,on or -.
p'r' of the Sidewalk brigade Hugh R,'.
prnui-~'i - -srd his hay PAGER. u oriirl~
'irv % no stretch WITH James \ Murph,
hl,'S ~ ms mare coast Mare. ~.
prov 'ded Nr Murphy vas willing NJ
Nu'rhS 49, n"' only Hing hut anxious.
nu' VI EdeN evidently thought h~ttar
~ 20 rhon y" GOV - the IpIAr eni ~ tho
stretch 'or hs 'uruad around With WriiRtu
~ Neill, lady Ils'efrl ms vas ~
uus'su = r-'I,h thai hs Iady hii NO h1r. 4.
and y rutFnI" tp0k both hstt-
Nt'"r ending coast Marie - the S'ahla
VIZ Nurp' hrrtIEh' ou' Ni- thes'nu' ru''rr
kir' N. md lat 'oupla ~ Hru-NaS
Auh ioN0 SNu"fr1keT pirk NHiia M
aI'.. bi,. k0fh horse and n neV H 70 Er'la
NW' Her rpGlf NOV 80 tho speed, Il es'ut'
~ 70" 'arre gusu the s'rs'sh sever
rm"- NUh ~ urknosu h's,t gsId'rE
n" Doctor alva's Va ~ front hfh
Urpbqhlv accounts for the fact thai me
dT .'~r refused 20 d,,Ilge 'hs name II 80
t-r'rtu Others ou he drive uerc " u
I.r-e l"h'ud 10 lrr. t'u- Osborne driving
lrl1N y N'lIm ~r0'f WITH grey WII,
nnf N"''T'r vfh hr- gray 'rotter Inc
Jar o. -.
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TO-Du'S SHFFPSHEiD cam
law renee RrsI,yaiion and Douri- E'-pt
stake FEATURE

The cone, island 10, 10y clubs ruee'tng
vill end ~ ShSep-hsad Raw this afternoon
and brilliant 'ari has been prepared for
"a. ssosrs The hts'ort' Ias rsns . Real'rA-
'ion for thre~-v~Nr -oli- one mile and I'VE
furIonEs or'h pg.sln Gru-s. - N. star
feature even though James ke~ns AT
pears 80 have the race ~ h~ merry Nth
sweep. ~ Pen Rrush PINK Domino. and
SuFragi-' nv Voter Noondav The others
nar,~i 20 start are 'he chelsea stable =
Iothario ~ orlando Elop-msut. and
" " Ienningss Hindoo star. by star shoot
sister 20 Hindooo raft
The second part ~ the Double Event. Tor
t~o-,sar -olda. sN frrlonFs Futurity
cour-e may marrow down ia Trugg
between Y Wilson. " =. NAushon and
August Helmon' Footprint, Nth =
Htldr~th Novelty . possible factor
The lndependen~~ steer ha-e. a. about
TAO miles amt half. ~ ~ hring together
some Of tho host jumpers including san u-.
Melov mint and Waterway handi, az
a. siN and half fuTiongs, main tra"k. T.
the opening event for which August Hel
mon''s Prt-rilltan. With ia rounds may
md favor over James kerns N"lnei
and MeltZande also - VI OdOms Frint -
I,al, Trance and Folhe Lew,
The ann race 10 for platers a. n mile and n
half on the grass, With Hampton Court
pandv DIXON and Pe,ronius having eN".i
lent chances In the last race hanIicap
at mite and fuTlong. the Belmont entry
IprisG lillian and Yield Mouse seems formid
able ith Nimbus Reybcurn, Montgomery
a.d Martinez To beat
Tho entries follow
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kR,urR uI>S ,J,Snr r.
t."'illete bef~Nt, FogIeV n IrIIruIted
Au~,raiian Pursuit uare

Erl0- :. Kramer 0u 'hs 'po mile na.
'onal o'u.ur Professional ,hArrpionship
- the NaN~huTs ry'le 'ra.S IN Newark and
nos has b,g lead IN the POINTS table nv
Whi"h ~" 1910 i'ls will he d~r,d@d.
Nlfrei Goulla'e the Australian champion
Vno vsnpui-h~d kTan~r the previous Sun.
dav m nm unlimited australian pursuit race
as matched against Joe FoRler ~ BROOK
lyn yesterday IN similar event The
BrpoklNu rider gained on hts opponsnt
for ~" Nr-' mite and n half. hu, Coulle,a
then began 20 rid. harder and Nnallv over
tops r"gier after r'd'2g four and on"-third
mile,
tnsler Vas m the hrst semi-Nnal Of the
, hAnpIon-htp along VIth Kramer. Root ana
John hr tel hrAmer AMI Root finished
Gr-' ana second MN fnsler very close 20
heat In the rnsl heat Neils tried to jump
aNaF from no "tn"r~ two lap- from me
la-t lAp Kramer wa- iorced To ride around
both rr"i hili ana Root IN n" last half lap
kramer noy has = POINTS. Fogier IL - ond
attn - and Root hh- ~
Ma IN ~ the National Turnverein team
won hoth he amateur events. taxing the
N the tao NH" professional event hat. w..s
disqualified 'or 'pu! riding Inc sImmAres
o., "N F"s -; Az, o.. % 's5o VA
"nI ii"in g.. sprinsrc'a. '-ir' finn.
rrr~ Mu- risra,,,- profrs,IonN' Won o..
""oi Ho.'sr r" ss-'i,. -r.. o. vet. rrn
,'"..,,' . sr ,,,, '''1.n " ~ q a., 10
,'.nrs.. - .S,i. nirr riS,r >, r'.a' .
-, r.-'r. NJ" HAlH,'.g tua'-tr Won y. Isro.n
N-1.h ~ 49, 80 ~ - h"d
rrr,.,,o -, , p. q. ',f-,t 81, CONN. N~.,r,
q. -rt.. ~ Tfp's ruuutrr - . s.,ond.
TAO Mic Na'uuAl 'lv'UI' , rampionsr.p POO
Zoo, ~. ION .ero-a -, III not
'HI-i lrnno "rH- 500 f-r.'r". 'nu- %. o.
40 NE Ia n ',inr I.r'rs..o-st v,- p,
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Trf. rp' tea.u,- uH4, 'y ~, sno1i hitunE suJ
rellgg BOZ rr' .ur~. ~" pInI-r'a The pst TO-
Zee .s.t N~s.
..,-..g 90 hot vCA'n~r. r.s p"'rOit, WErr
going " ,urrt rFuf 20 no 90 wh'n " got no'
~ n.0.' 81 fU'.r 'tmJUs 90 ate has useu ~
IN urUrr .rr'f f.n
'auyuu rs.uf p'rnoi Tor orsr = eos Tor the
Utgu.snur|. auI n~ ma teen wl>.~d Wight
roi IA. been -" nav rnOrLtoNn in PhiiAI-i
Pho ts-t Hs-~L " ur haJ been iu.
" rsp TuU} SMITH - Nrooi D. n has q T~Ni -ood
H.. fl ~. U~uI '-rrr Hrru an. .hnr'stp', nat
% ,. 'Iof, -Iuuud maxi more sensAuoual
lir.
De. DO ut1 %" har, - 'hiri 70 IA AMI nat
at. -tfrpE'1"0 i.r f'ru' - hl''.rg
re 'rst o. Nrra.' no scoring AZ three rms
10. fur t.lrr. 'h' Othr. dAy ~rali. hat kid
.'rsrfri uIt Bur" Eu'u v1th m Hig lAndrr-
o.. h~tt lt.p~ va i''u Na scoring all the runs
alu ruaf No ~ tr' hIir in Garr IN the tritpn
TiHf irUtrE o. NJ Loot. IN y hitch me Cardinals
M g. uiuf r.lrs alg the cube 40 consumed
fsrff ,-.su ufuufr~ Iha' b~AtS vale Prince
',n tnntng put 'pur's.n runs IN an inntns BE-
'A,c. sl- .ru prrtrtsn woHni take nearer
tort. ~r HuaI.
'au mas worked me hidden hau 90 oprosing
pla.t. three time thi. ~rssEu. of NE,hpF ton 1.
Nr.. orr -uH ~ in'.'. TIE Nthlru,4 Nre
surar1g no fl,lul~ b7ul i-,s o. trr Highlander
,-ar.-, " UHr'oira Nrs. % ,oIh hr four
AMI mar innirt,
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no sTS WST mr. iWERI1
Defender oT HArms~ orih Cup WnI VA, =
TO comply Win the RuIeS

Moor hoa' men ant members 81 the
Motor boat club 81 Nmeri'a are rather
sN'if"i about rrinor thai som" OF no
possible 'ont~-iants In 'he -limina'ing trails
ohnh ~ 10 held - setert defender OF IN"
ir'' "a Internal onal trophy ar HARMS
"rtn 'uy are not wholly products Of tHi>
rofnt-' lh"-. rumor- have been brought
=" m" attention Of the committee of the
Motor lIpa' club. aud charles T. Tower
10 rnre. thai This viii bar ~, h boats from
'aEing part IN the races a. condition ~
the ruls< for the british International Gun
race Tor mDJp- boat -iy-
Frerv boa "a the Harm.Wor'h Gun race
must h. 'on~trtict~i wholly m ever ia rtirt,-
lar N the country which she represents
ln.s leaves no opt on Tor the det"ntin;
'luh bm' - abide b' the rules Tho rlau-s
arpls- - rNer' part Of the boat SiCh -
e. arhuretsr ~ inc IDIOT oil-T. hull. gear
-pars plus. distributor. masnsto. a, ana
the TrFHfta tommittss OF the Motor Roa'
Z lab ~ America earnestly requests that
POSSIBLE contestants be careful To ahtI.. Zoe
these rules "a every Sa-
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wsses9hrought shor, by the manufac'u-A
~ automobiles can never he overlooked ~
any. one seriously studying the eondit IONS
labor and all grades Of labor employed n
the max ,ns Of motor cars was IN a sense
automobile This market has increased bv
leaps and bounds. with wages being pad
On scale unknown TO the railroad COM
panles
The tremendous amount 81 capital m.
vested IN the manufacture Of cars. Urea
engaged directly or indirectly n the makirs
and distributing and the thousands en-
chines"aii these dstsii- present SsiTs.
which rightly snough place The indus,ry
80 high on the lis, ~ our products II tbs
there IL something seriously lacking vita
the American public.
surely the owners ~ the ino.ooo auto
mobiles that are estimated to be in use a.
me present time are not all guilty OF wiliI.
chaser a. being the po-sessor Of common
sense and his decision in favor of a motor
car a. against stocks. bonds and real es'a'"
mobile manufacturing business l. in -
infancy and purchasers OF cars both for
r bushes and pleasure purposes Will n
They Will he content in the knowledge thai
the pleasure and business returns will prove
fold advantages . .ruins ali comments 20
the contrary not~Ithstsnding
Tho editor ~ tho Granville Y y Ss-,i-.i
r""entiy published the follow .ng sdvir- 20
users ~ IN. HIGHWAY
Nl~ai, turn 10 th' rEh, wher ,or r---' -
mobile comes ~ behtni son ant We ut> fo ~.
" on t.rn :" tho Ici, ant ther" 9. an scr'ten'
ihHt ~ re deaf IN IN near tre horn Nrrr
me horn tnrts turn uf45 N. irt me auto gee.
Won have riEn' 9" carry horr ana .ftcl 60
g. f,s'"T th-n ihe auto cen 'oo' go':r NN--
me man IN ne auto has iuxt uiu~N rlgh' 10 80
hish"p - you have and you hsss lp,i - mg-t
right rs he hAs. no more no less.
Louis and Temple Ah~rra,N,. -op. -
Marshal JACK N'eruathN Who rode nor
PONIES wow oklahoma 10 greet FN.ss. III
Ia this ciiv. vii mae Their I'm bor1e 'r a.
automobile LOUIS Who j. nine ,sHr- q, u
VIII drive The Kru-h runs bout aud Poo. sis
N-ar-3ld brother ~ill 10 passenger In thr
car Marshal Nb~ruaihv MI b.s MN hs
sons riding % touring car y hiDh he hoI.tt
frcentlN The start prohably viii M. mad.
about : o'clock neNt "wednesday morning
nun The WA'hins NOR. than a hundred mile
4 day 80 n to Get home in three weeks
%" r"nt" lati on 10y The Touring Club OF
6% %S5S" tfcsso e au s''1 K,. snH1 "a
tnd aud Oklahoma 'tty.
NFw ,HavES. July J Two Ne- Hs,sn
Sonen l"f his CITY thts morning On a lo1E
distance automobile trtp Th"T are Vrs
l@wi- g.. Miner aud Mr. Il VI Rla.k
borough. ~ Mn Ain.s'~ uakirud ar ant
Nth Mr. Miner At The Nhs"l thAv started
on on trip 4" Mis- higAn ANA r-turn. ,o,sr
inG a dlstanc" 81 over i.uNn miles Mr.
Miner viii actnpany them ~ far a. Nlban.
nut the two women wtll make the rest ~
pe'Tou in Ave dayr. They viii visit friend
III that city and spend about fNo Neskz on
touring The state before starting an ID
homeNard tour ENtTa 'fre~ and rspsr
tools I'll b. cartel m acc Of a. ~tJsnfa
on the road. and Mr. Miner - fully capab'e
"i makinS ordinary repairs uuaidei
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p.ss,I, y : June 3 Elmer collins
rhaupton pace follower m smeriCa.
s'ua -hed the worlds record Tor one hour
behind small mot Or"yrleS 81 the CLIFTON
STADIUM this afternoon lie beat George
" tl-N aud James Moran. covering ~ miles
and Z laps one mtle and lap better than
summaries
IIAlf Mic Handicap. imAirgr Ven b. John
ItAvkIn> RrNoANn. - yards Ni.c JOIrueJ .
NuiI... fu ,Ards. -srond ~arturt ttrlf. sea
OrK s. Nari.. third John ROgis. Itu'Her'OTd. ~
afds ipurtn ftur Z wtnutr
tai Mic Hrp~tFagr iuA'sur - ~ rs Ntsr
JouTa.' Nu'tey ~Awuci ltsin. NrD ORR srronu
John Has siT.. Nrpo ,iyu 'Niui Tlr~ Z urinut~
s 1 sssouu~
'rc Hp'g Nafor pA~pi Rare Ton hy Timer
CoiIins tsN- "ss. rarcd by charles Tur,iHr
a. rrIlr. Taps t.roTg- irN rs raru.e VAfeu b..
tar Uld~l ~ f1ils. = Ian sr~prF fsuss Nova. .
nsslsoN. Wa parrl - Jimmy li.ut-r. -
r-iirs I Ap. third
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Two Race. for yandrrn,I,

r..fr. rr''s r~spItH '8 TEr -r.
T,.rs. au.v a. Na-pn> iantt" rp-dty
%" ra.. f"r ~" l'riv guo Nad,S vas Won
DID,. LsiN-'IfId Isl 20, Sbel3 Wander n,lT :
E,f. h''yN' .""pnd and H",l"yiIls -
l..s-.l'. tUE-u D.. sp' ksE- v"Fe curry.
g. NrT| tud " riII.
30. I'rIF "a Z HutAngp wa con D., : nh.
'.l--I.- EUrt Darling, l' 'onttnIi- % ~
-s',., sfIu HHt tt"srEe tpuii'- Iauvra TO-.
tNHr' Do" Fp' s"H- Nsf" 80 oUnOT. Btr.
fUp.yr.s. auU ~'rrr
he PRIV 70 l'r"-rtfru' - ~ b. and~f .
N|...- over. ~ 1Nau,'- Mars1 y A.
Ip'ksys y"vs lrnu'nPs baraf and p'Nsiii
no friN lie ~agtffai~e - IN bN Wander
r'f'. Manfred y Fsn''- IuurrIot I'ar
was -a'pni AMI E0fI-, LIIi's E0't L. fhtrd
w." iurA-v, we're O'Nsi'l. stern ansi lisnrv
SiranE
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Totals " TlA
Cls"slard %
pctrDit ~ " y 3 J 4
Nins cleveland Sto,al, ,. krrgger De'ro,,
Iush TohH CrsS 'ord NorAr'N Two base
kIt, kArEnsss .SipNsl rhyt' bNs' MT ~vhmii'
Home run MofiaT'b SaSrn"e hts Stnval.
isios Sarti'r~ f~s kaSteTN. Dslchanv
SuIen hssss i.aioi-. 10Th, \. NrswfoIG bu>B.
10 Jones lirst uA~" on nails ~ uarkns~,. 4
OF ho~stn~r I " " 0fEs. !. First bAsr on errors
Ci~N eiAnt /. Ictruli Left OF ba>ss eve
land iDc'roit L. -tru,k ont by nArznes, :,
by " orsS1 DOunc play kast-riy and iAIoie
NIh pit n -WotaS mnirr Evans 1mc-i
hour an - minutes
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Games Scheduled for To-d.,

NsTIoNAi LHAOts
brooklyn N Ne. io'A. hiaGeiphia In Bosion
{ hilAEp ~ IiiishuTs . iGrEuau IT, 1t Louis
morning al aftrr1OOn ssAiCs 10 cA'h .iD
,NFHf,ss LLAoTG
Sew No-. ir IftAu'ipua boston N Washing
tor fi,s4rr IN g. i.I.l.. 10 .Tut' tY lS,F tAnd
morning 49,. uftsTuDDfI grtr'> iu 's'u ttts
EASTERN IFAsTF
IsfsSs 't'J 10 NcvArk t'aOruinE N~vafk IN
'Sr-,, f.fR afternoon montreal IN ltOr hester
futp. % ff. hu'af1 pros i,l~n'' DO IHl'l of'
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IuTATN ~ = y = '
'pohu:srl on hli b. baltci hal.
'hatt~i tOr CaspA- IN the INtn innnE
thtt.hGrE u ; -
tin,.nnAu ~ u ~ u u
I.rns -pittsbuE ", rn~ Leach. CiAIse.
NAgvrr a IT. att Wilson cAmnip Cincinnati
Honutfril rNu haze hit Ntl>on Clarke
Three haze MT Wilson Homr Nllson
l.r'' oa hA>s, Cincinnati e. pit'sbufg Double
play Berton ana ltonuycl. Marner and HyAi'
S'rIc. OFT u, Csmni' ~ Gasrar. b. bru
ton. = pAsSr ball NrieAn iirst ba~~ on balls
or B~1tDn ~srr - tit Z Nlllrr Siorn
bASr, Mitchell Wagner. Nil-ou mnirr In
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min
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


NEWAKk ;. JEHsET CIV. J.
The NewATkS made Il ave straight from Jersey
tiN b. defeA'tng the latter team " Nr~afk
Nr~teTday The Ske~teTS could do nothing Win
the pitching SerN ed up by Ice Nho a,iOw ed nN~
fit. Iouden made = hit for the circuit Ire
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ss,fist r,rcpi f0r thrDViuc AsAv vhan'es bN 100
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CINCINNNri. JuN Inc Pirates hit the BAH
hAri Tins at tu1Ol and easily defeated the
Rods Twelve hit WrTc made 90 Camniv, but
smart nelnlnS IN barA Of him kept the score dow
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do tide. trtplC ana honIc run, AL a. clcan A. a
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SOL HAMPTON. y '. july ! In m.
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