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WINDSOR ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse 500: maiden 3year-oIds snt
upward; six furongs. Schemer. lG: Sir L. 10.
l0; Scrutineer. 10; Double Bass. los; Doctor D.
lG; Kathleen s., l07; Kim, lc2; wodan lot; Re,
lakewood. los; Larana, lo4; Cupid's Dart. I06: Nal
hels. lT- Also eligible: Clynta. 100: Cotton Top
M; E NJ Watson. Io6: Charles Francis. lo2
SECOND RACE-Purse 500; 3year-olds and up
ward: selling: mile and one-sixteenth. surpass
ing. Ill; Supreme 1o6; Burwood. TO-; 'Cordie F.
lol: Fly Home. loi: Aston. los; .Malas. IS
Prince Eugene. 1os; Dundreary. lo3; Syrian. los
Hudas Brother. Io2.
THIRD RACE-Purss 500 Belle Isle handicap
Syearolds and upward; one mile. Water Bass
10; The Widow Moon. 20; Tactics, los; Bob Hens
ley rs: Barnesat. 100: Cross bun, 81
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500: Windsor double
event. first half for Dominion bred 2year-olds: five
furiongs. Anime, ~; Billy Frew. lis; Good Shot
lis; Kathleen H., los; aCasday, l0s; aSweet Col
leen. 10; Mcbride. ITO. aSeasram entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse SEQ; 2yearold FLIES; five
furlongs. Broom Straw, lis: Boneros First. los
Owasa, 100; Ilaria 100; Little Bigger I07; Miss
Atkin. IS; Peggy 0'Bren. 100; Lucky R.. los;
zol1n, 100; Mamie W. 100; yosges 100; Bernin 100
Also eligible: Matrix 100; .Tush Tish e5
SIXTH RACE-ayesr-olds six furlonss. Cash
on Delivery. 10; Uncle Jimmy. liz: The Spirit.
lo5; Martinos l0i; -Yenshee 10: Change. %; u
See It. ITO; Carrie Orue. lG3 Commensia los; I'M
perator lis: .Meelicka. 81: Mater lG6 Also eligi-
bic: 'Nigadoo. lo3; 'Pontefrsct. loI; Miss Gayle
lG3
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 500; 3-year-cld, and
upward: selling: FLIES and mares; mile. 'Dick S
let. 81; Patience. lo2; kate X. loo; F1itaway
100; Baby Sister. lo2; Miss Sherwood lU .Twi-
light, S.; Miss Waters. lo7; kopie. 50; Stellata.
Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
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BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

FIRST RACEHandicap; syear-olds and up
ward; mares: six furlongs, main course. HOUSE
Maid. l22; Hester Prynne. 1os Isirose. lu: Caprs,
IS: Charter Maid. 81; Rhine Maiden. g.
SECOND RACE Selling: 2year-olds; five and
one-haF furlongs. straight. In And Out. lo4; Good
Counsel. is: Emily R.. g; Broomrale, liz
Recuse. 1G; Flag boy, 1G; Dr.. Gremer. liz
Hidden Star 1G; 'salranity, lG; Belle Of The
Kitchen, "A: Edith Baumann, liz
THIRD RAOE-The Arrow Stakes. 81 600; selling
3-year-olds and upward six furlongs. straight.
Etruscian. los; Sherwood rs: Athena, lo4; Plant
aEenet. lo4 prairie. ITO; 'Palanauin. 10: HE
viii. lC9 Hanovia. liz; Holiday, 80; Densro. 100;
Gnat. lU.
FOURTH RACE-The Bronxrills Handicap; ,
year-ods and upward: mile and one-siIteenth.
Gamer 10; Thorn Hill. liz: Bsyberry Candle. LIZ;
Addic NJ, IA; Reybourn. s.; Vladimir. g.
FIFTH RACE-Selling: 3year-olds and upward
rifle. Armor. is; Azyiade. IOS; Richard Lanedo.
lis; Golden Prime. los: Andes. lib; Napier, us:
'Commsuretta. %; Menlo Park. IS; Sam Slick.
100: Lady Teresa, IS; Valentine. I3; DR.. Duenner.
no. Superstition. 10; Brian Boru lo3; Noureddin
l05; Carlton c.. Ill; Uly Orme. los; Perth Rock.
lib: Norhlght, Il3; Northerner los; 'Dryad. lis:
Tnkle Bell. los; Song Of Valley. 10; Easter
Star lb
SIXTH RACE-Fire furionss straisht: 2yem-
old conditions. Meadow Worth. lG; Peaceful
Star IOi Indian Chant 1r; Mustard. n2: Sky
Pilot IG: Wizard. lo7; Brizz liz; Damrosch. liz;
NoII. 10Y; Grasp. 100.
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GAME forfeited TO
ST. DOMINIC'S nine
St. Peters Puts Up Strenuous Protest
Over Decision of the Umpire and
He Pulls Out Watch.

In the game between st. Peters and st.
Dominics yesterday in the Catholic
Church League. st. Peters took exception
to the decision of Umpire Hurd and he
forfeited the game 10 the St. Dominics'
team, 9 to o.
In the eight innings of play the st.
Peters team could not do anything with
the slants of Giovanneti, who did the
hurting for Mike Cantwelrs st. Donin-
ic' He was only in danger once and
that was In the eighth inning when F
Sullivan led OF with three-bas. hit bu,
TIE timely clout was lacking and he
tired to score when =. Sullivan hit an
easy roller 20 Giovanneti, who retiA.d
han at the plate.
st. Peters collector two safe hits dur
Ing the eiga- innings of play. F. Sui
liran IVES the only one to get ali extra
&G.e on his nit.
st l. m MIS- started off Ike winners,
" hen they worked two runs over III.
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Wellington. Va. July 1S.-The track
ind field events of the Bartenders'
Mon. No. rs. of Washington. D. c.,
Were held here today, each event being
closely contested. Johnny Sullivan
proved to be the star of the meet hy
carrying OFF one first place, two second.
and two third
Sullivan was first in the running broad
jump and finished second in the running
hop, step and jump and the standing
broad jump while he carried off the
third honors in the running broad jump
and the one hundred close dash
Danny Healy, the captain of the Car
roll Institute track team, was second in
line. having finished in second position
in two events and third in two others
while Billy Covert and Danny Brodrick
were tied for third honors, having two
first places and one third to their credit.
The summaries are as follows:
lopyard dash. open-First Crist winenieh.: So
ond. Dan Henly: third. N. J. Roach. Time, Il rs
seconds
zoyld dash open First. Billy Covert; second
R!anG, third, Dan H-ay. Time. 3 IS seconds
S-yard dash oPen-First NJ J. Roach: second
Crist "in-ntSht. third. Dan Healy. Time. 8
seconds fat
Running hop. step and jump. open-Firs.. ].
Sullivan t3i feet inches: second. ]. Bord. "a
feet inchesI third. X. Grisson - feet incbesl
Standing broad jump First, Murray 90 feet Q
tnchesl second, J. Sullivan; third. J. Bloyls.
Running broad iump-FIrst J. Sullivan as feet
inchesD second J. Barry Is feet inchesl; third
Brcdick rs feet J iuch).
l0yard dash tuuion bartendersl-Frst Dan
Healy; second Pat Sullivan; third J. Sullivan
Time, Ii seconds. fat.
soyad run: open to union bartenders-First J.
Bland il s-cond. Pat Sullivan; third Billy Covert
Time. minutes ]! seconds
Fat mems race. 100 yards; open-FIrst. Edward
Sutton: second. r Flynn; third. w Toomey Time,
y rs seconds.
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BALTIMORE CRICKET
CLUB TRIMS LOCALS
Contest Is Full of Thrills and Is Holly
Contested Until the End.
Smith Bats Well.

Baltimore. Nd. July 1s.-The most
interesting cricket match go far this
season was the one played this after
noon between the Sons of st. George
eleven an6 the Washington Cricket
Club, which was won by the local
team The game was full Of thrills and
was holly contested to the end. the
only thing interfering being the time
limit set at the starting of the game
by which it was agreed that stumps
would be drawn at o'clock.
Had the game gone an hour longer
the visitors would have undoubtedly
won the contest as Groom and Dunn
willie were we'll set and other batters
that were to follow could easily more
than equalled the total score put up by
the Orioles.
Bert Smith batted best for the Capt.
tai City contingent, getting twenty
while DR.. L. d. Samuel ran up splen-
did score of Sc for the home eleven
Dr. Samuel is a marvel in the batting
crease. and his stonewaIl defense made
a forlorn hope a retirement with honor.
WASHINGTON CRICKET CLUB.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, Washington. July 49, 1915.
Ordered: That the following notice b. duly pub
square ls5s: You are hereby notified to correct on
or before the 18th DAY OF July. 4. D. 1915.
unless yOr shoy cause before said day. sIffi-
Gent in the Judgment Of the Commissioners Il the
District Of Columbia why You should be re-
quired TO do the following condition existing
On the Aforementioned lot in violation Of Law to-
wit: accumulation Of foul stasnant water by
removal Of sIid accumulation of foul staSnant va
ter from said lot. OLIVER p. NEWMAN. LOUIS
BROWNLOW. 4. W. KUTZ. Commissioners Dis
trict Of Columbia. W. c. WOODWARD. Health
Officer ID. c. ulll9 IN
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER, Auction.er.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE LOT NORTHWEST CORNER TWEEN
TYTHIRD STREET AND WASHINGTON
CIRCLE.
The undersigned trustee under the last viii and
codicis thereto of Edward 4 Hammond deceased.
will sell at public auction in front Of the premises.
on MONDAY. July 10. 1915. at $50 p. m. the fol-
Lowing land. situate in Washington, District Of
Columbia. being lot Q) Of Polocks subdivision
Of square thirty-eght Csl. per plat recorded in
Liber ID. foio S. Of the Land Records of the mid
District.
Terms to be announced at sale. DEPOSIT of $1,000
required Of purchaser at sale. Conyeyancing, record
ing and 1otarial fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms
Of sale 10 lie complied with within fifteen days
from sale. otherwise trustee right to resell
property at risx and cost Of defauting purchaser.
after five laws advertisement Of such resale in soms
newspaper published in Washington d. C. UNITED
STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Trustee. Under the will Of Edward 4. Hammond.
By CHARLES \. EDWARDS, Second Assistant
Secretary. GEO. r. LINkINS. Attorney. r7ll
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Washington d. @.
iySdxS-iy9inc
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Bowman in Form.

Alpines added another Eame TO their long streak
or victories by trimming the Y. N. II. A., Z to g.
Harris and H. Cohen were easy for the Alpins
boys.
The feature OF the game was the pitching Of
Bowman. who struck out fourteen batters and
the playing OF B. Cohen at short Alpine Athletic
and Social Club would like to arrange games
with all teams averaging eighteen years Address
b. Cohen. 80 N street northwest. The score:
r.. H z.
Alpine A. 4 s. c.. oo2o . 49, IL 6
Y. NJ. Fl. A.. o % leo6 S
Batteries-W. Bowman and Sherman; h Cohn
and Harris and Kritt
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WASHINGTON TEAM WINS.
DUNDEE IS CONFIDENT
OF BEATING JOE RIVERS

New York, July 1S.-Johnny
Dundee, the little italian con-
tender Tor the IIght-weisht title,
put In a strenuous usy's work at
his training quarters at Far
hscSawnF today preparing for
his bout with Joe Rivers Mt En-
bets Field Tuesday night.
Rivers Is confident. and mt HIS
training quarters ut New Dorp
today the odds were In favor Of
bis winning by n knock-out,
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Runs-F. Gerard e. spalding Hager ~. Clio
vanneti. A. Gerardi ~. First base by errors
St Dominics. l. Left on bases-St. Peters, L.
st. Dominics. 10 First base on balls-Of Nolan,
!. Struck out-By Nolan, 8; by Gioranneti, i.
Threcbase hit--F. Sullivan. Twobase hit-Spald-
ing. Sacrifice hits-F. Gerard. Spalding Stolen
bases-Hager. GioVanneti C2), Cranston Double
play-Hunt to Spalding 70 Wood. Hit by pitcher
By Nolan, Hunt ~. F. Gerardi). Wild pitch
Nolan Passed bal-Fineran. Cmpire-Nr Hurd.
Inns Of game-I hour and Is minutes.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FROM RESPONSE
BILE parties fo- the privilege of publishing TIM
official Souvenir Program for the Grand Encamp-
ment Of the Grand Army Of the Republic TO be held
in Washington. September = to October .. 1915.
Copies of the agreement to be entered into with
the Citizens Committee can be had uron applcs-
tion to the undersigned. z c. c. STILES Chair
man Printing Committee. care Maurice Joyce En-
craving Company. Evening Star Building.
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Single Men, II; Married Men, 4.
Smith, ex-Giant, Joins Brookfeds.

Baltimore. July ls.-The Brooklyn Federals have
signed Catcher Harry Smith. recently released BY
the New York Nationals. Smith Joined the Brook
Ign club here today.
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Runs at fan Of each wicket:
2 10
d "A d s. s. So 3 81 g Sc
Umptres-Messrs. Spreet and Griffith
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No games scheduled.

Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston,
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
DIED,

DEININGER-On Sunday, July Is, 1918,
LENA DEININGER, beloved daugh-
ter Of Antonio and the late Aloysius
Deininger, at her residence. 1913
Twenty-second street northwest
Funeral Wednesday. July q, at a. m.
at st. Stephens Catholic Church,
Friends and relatives invited
HENNIG+Departed this life Friday,
July 1s. 1915. at % D. m. ELLA K
HENNIG. beloved wife of Frederick
Hennig and devoted mother of Henry
j.. Howard E., Of this city. and Fred
erick J., of New York.
Funeral service Monday. July 10, at
40 p. m, from residence, l349 Spring
road. Interment at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Friends invited.
(Whitestone, Flushing. Long Island
and College Point papers are re-
quested to please copy)
PERRY-On Saturday. July II. 1916, r.
ROSS, husband Of Callie Thaw Perry.
Funeral private from his residence. 1885
Massachusetts, avenue northwest on
Monday, July Is.
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays FEsULTs.
American.

American. Nat
Washington, Cleveland, 2.
(13 nnings.)
Washington, 4; Cleveland. 8. No games
Detroit II; Athletics, T.
Boston, S; Chicago,
New York-St. Louis, rain.
TODAY'S GAMES
Washington Cleveland Chicago at Philade
Athletics at Detroit. ST. Louis at Ne
Chicago. Pittsburgh
New York ST. Louis. Cincinr
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SONS OF ST. GEORGE CRICKET CLUB.
H. n. Bennett. b. Smith. 8
G. ]. Brandon, C. King; b. Brsnch....-......... 10
R. McClurg. b. Cannon 2
Dr.. L. D. Samues b. Branch. IS
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Dr. A. z. McCrowe b. Dumyills. .............
W. II. Thompson, St King; b. Dumnlle........ !
W, Springham, not out. y
T George b. Drmrille. .......--.................
H. Rowland c. Roberts; b. Branch.
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JOHNNY SULLIVAN
FEATURE OF GAMES

| Wellington. Va. July 1S.-The track
IND field events of the Bartenders'
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Are Y4u Rheumatic! SIosns

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Rheumatism, do what so many thousand
other people are doing whenever an
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or joint with Sloan's Liniment. No
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Limment fo- 25c. Of any druggist and
have H. in the house gainst Colds, Sore
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not satisfied, but it Gees giye almost
instant relief.
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Senator Rsnsdell has again broke loose on divorce
He is dead against the niquiV He must believe that
It poor woman happens to get married to disrep,
table vagabond that she must bear her torture during
life with Christrian fortitude. The same punishment
for man who is 80 unfortunate as to get tied up With
common shrew. The subject is safe one to lecture
on Those who are happily married care nothing about
divorce laws. Those who want divorce are in the mi
nori hence there Is fnrnished available material FOR
pubic discussion. We have never been strong on
states rights but Mr. Ransdsls efforts to psns :
national divorce law b. amending tie consultation.
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A special from Monroe to the Daily
States charges that Governor Hall is a tax
dodger, claiming that the Governor has
about sixteen thousand dollars worth of
pro erty in Monroe assessed for the sum of
tnnty-slx hundred dollars. We presume
that the Governors property is assessed
along with other property and at
about the same valuation. But in this day
|of probes, Investigations, charges and
counter charges, it is not remarkable that
an attack should be made on the chief ex-
ecutive. The charge creates no strong
impression of guilt on the part of the Gov
ernor, and has only historical value, in
that it brings to mind the White Lake
incident Of the recent gubernatoriai cam
paign, wherein Governor Hall received MANY
votes growing out of the charge that Mr..
Michel was tax-dodger on his White Lake
holdings. 1t may be that the "ghost" of
White Lake may appear and cause discom-
fort to the Governor. However, the letters
the Governor gets from home are never
very reassuring and we trust that his.
present discomfort will be lost in the maze
of practical politics.