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g^OTKESS WIXS AGAIN.
^-jw W TBE GREAT TKLAE STAKE8.
BBBBB" ____-??
? wtaM-B-S ?A/GONET RUNS SECOND
,*_ONTANA BADLT BBXrT-N ONCE MORE.
. and etlrrlng were the flnlshea ln the two
** Ck^>l_eBpancad Ba? yeflterday Uiat all who went
Bfl*** ** j^ ar. ahundanoe of tatereatlng topic* of
?o ?? r**"** ? 0wat TfUl Stakes, for two-year
ei?re_*"0 ^4,1 talot of B25,!?b. a Talue to the
?"*" i ne ef 8_*^5' brought ont a remarkably
^"iwdd-the br* tot of awo-yexr-olds ln Bwt. that
aflrong oe _^_ mvc_ K1por.0T yj the entrtes that
ha* ll"n*^ -^ for the Great EcHpae at Morris Park,
?rent *>? 8BB ? ^_^ ^ ^ gt^ftera thuu the
*** ***"** ao_te.st?d the Great Anierienn tvtake*
***0P __*nd There were tbJrteen starters, DavM
^jr^tt Hh Hlxb-ex. by Tbe m Ised
?# Prtnrefl* helng an extrriuerj strong
" It wa* never ponstble to get better
f*Vart*to 5 af-lnat him ln the rlo*. and at the ctose
tJ_Lpettlag -x?t ot the boataiakers were not offertng
W than even money. ?? Flonan aud Victory came
Bl0,* rwibllc tovor, but oetther was backed with much
"^aMDcT^ J**?1 Hu-Trter*s Dagonet came out for the
wn? ' tjjjs vear, havlng been aeon only in the
**?* ^^ and the Great Eclipse before, Mr.
witXer*'* unnauied flUv by Morteiner-Adage was seen
_^\_Useeond tiinf. ber fliwt appe-twrTiV liavlTig been
the Great Amerlran SjOwb. Tatnmany. the win
ag the Great Bellpae. WBB one of the contea-tants.
__ m be nad 125 pound* to carry, while Hl* Hlghnens,
mancet and Victory had only 118, Tanimany found
_* gr-x nnmber of bxcbcra.
Tbe gTac* **"* was hi-d^rmwly tenanted, ond tn
DKct waa general aod eager in tho re-ilt of the
Qroat Trial Btakes. Mon- than hoM an hour waa ?pent
n the po?t. NatnraUy ev*ry jockey was extremely
-4?r to get off well for ao ImporUurt a Stako. Uer
f- wa* obfl-nafle again and gnve the etartcr troubla
w7k* rafawil to (t bar*. Hls Highnes* brohe a
^___btr ot Utnes wltn tbe flrst three and four. At
l-ltii a talr ?t_rt waa obtaineU. His lllghne.?s.
paguxt. Victory and Ft. Ftorian got- off well. Liti!.
_e_ tiok 6t. FJorlan to tbe niiddle of tlio track and
g_ tig ona-eyed eolt ran ln the lead at a great pace
lor nearly half a mile. But tt had been lmposeibla
lo pve him IBhVlent work to get him tn the be*t
rewUt** sjcoe the aocident to Wm on Snbnrlian
j?,t. and he wta? not abk? to keep up Uie hpoed
miQi whioh he stxrttd. HB Hlghne-s*. 'Daccmet and
ricto-v ~U caught Mm and LltUeflold. see-ng that
le hafl no chatice of a plaee, and being unwilBag B)
pin any ita?*i from flwervlng wirh a eolt Uu.t liad
jKarly kllled him on Snburhan Day. Judi. lomly pulled
np. Tbroughout the La*t qnnrter th. we wa* con
Cned to His Hlghness. Dagonet and Vi< 'orv. Bergon
red? Hl* Hlghnee* to the la?t ounce, It w_s abaolutelv
,jec?*-ry, for Dagrmet was' ninnlng ln m?t formld
ablc style. Bergeri can outrlde Doggett In a tinii.li.
and lf the Jockeya had been reversed undoubtedlv
Dagonet would have won t!.e ro-e. A? it wa-.. His
Hlfhneas won by a nocX, witb Dagonot seeond and
Victory a good third.
David Gtdeon was warmly eongratulatod. He ond
ill his friends backed the oolt, m?ny of tils Ir1end9
pottUig ln large ainouni- The stake lt*elf was enuiigh
fctr .ny reasouable man?more than 822,000?williout
any bettlng. Hut Mr^ (iid?jon, in order to rrmviiice
ev?7 one that he had entlre contidence ln the ahillty
ef hls cort to wtn. backed his op:ii'"ii with hls money.
He v.0* slngularly fl ll III BBM. how.-vcr. a> Dagonet, lf
be could have been rl.ld-i. bv McLaughlln or Garri*on.
wlthout overwelcht, or by Hamllton or Taral. would
ia-e defeated 111*. llighne**. There waf a high wlnd blow
Ing _1 the afteni'ion and the dust was BytBg freely. The
time wa* goc4 fnr suoh a cmidlUon of aflairs? 1 M 15.
Ir. rlie tthird r*ce, the ThUtle 8tak<a-. tbat extremely
_U;ippotnttny eolt Montana wa* iwcked dowu to a sbort
prloe It was never pc*sslble to get better than 2 to 1
1_ tiie rtr.g a?d nmst of Uie nioney went on him at
7 to 5 and fi to 5. ?gflttg was seeond cb.nce and hnd
mary friends. The other startors, Adellna. Webt
ebefl'er. Hoodlum, Fairv- and BBB .luan, were coinp_-u
tlvoLv negleeted, and Montana ran like a rogue, an im
postor and a counterfelt. and BBBM " Matf Byrnes
cj_ lnfu*e *e-ie sort of courage irrto the
Big liulklng bnte's falr.t heart. Montaua should prompt
l/'be *ent to Joln Bolero ln some humble fann em
playment. to drag BMJg tliei.- Ingl-rlous days. It w^s
iTahrtcking exhlblUon that tbfl bcar-t made. San Juan
?ent out wiUi t_e le*d and U"pt It trp to tho h~t flfO'
yaixH. hnrnes o_ Montaua aad Taylor on Eqa1t>'
triafl to oatcb Mm on the lower MfB. but neither ever
entirely e~jrti*->k him. MflBtaaa and E.itiity were al
iwiat up to hrm at the furlmig pest ln U*e homertnetch.
irat then Felrv and Hoodlum came with _ great ruah.
M. *fl*-?fox iwnart-ble ?pertl. and they V*-t>A both
Montana and Bqntla aa M the P?4r were pamlyzed.
Falry. well rt-len thi* tlme by Ward. won eofllty
bv a neck from Hoodlum. wbo wa* not
more rhan a neck lr. front of >an Juan. Montana wa*
worked out tbe ReaMsatton dlstanee. brrt otilcss he
nm* liitiultely betfer to morrow than he ran yesterday
he ean have no posslble rhaiice agalnst Potomac and
BWB?MeatB. Weatcbester'? p?rf..rmanee w,i
worajr than Montana's. He w-fcs last all tlie wa,\
ln the lirst rae". Uiat BBgerB?fl eolt K.llp-". ridden
bv Hender. was made tbfl toetBtte, _id Hender waf
ao oertain to win that. althoiigh Ecllpse was far in
front <.f Uie fieki at Uie h^ad of tbfl homestretoh. he
floreed hun a> every strtd- to Uie fl-L This _ar*li
and berole treetment wa.- effnctual. and EcUp*e woo
the ra-fj wftb I)r. lia?broii(k se?ond, and Kittie T.
third.
With Hamllton up. Reclare Ied the hetflnp ln the
are-md rae*. but *he got otl poorlv. and nwved with
eurh alowneflfl for Ibe flrst lialf-mlle (she was bUA and
aore from baturday's racei IbM lt seemed toflpaaalhlfl
lor her ever to get np. II_iillt<.:i u-ct Uie whip freely.
r*le her with great vigor. arid flnally forced
her high^at spee.1 in Uie honiHstretcb. wben *he )r,,-s-d
one afb-r anotlier of Uaose Uiat had been before tc-r, aiu.
. r*.* with some ea=* at Uie end. r_MaapeBBB
came in seeond, and L)t/u- tlmd. WBoBflUtteg and
Pi^rar. Invl been far In front for Un/ flrsrt hall-mlle, and
l_tr_i might Iiave got tliird pia-e at the ehMM arttb
out any d fliculty if he had bee.i properly
ndJen. But Taylor nowad iva makes some _.st,^n
Uhing exhlbitlons of ridtBg. He Buaa away
Uurd plaee witb l'a-a,. ta thi* raee. BBd lie rode a
weaK aud *h_mbllng race on s.t.*-hto: ln tlie tifth. tstocX
to-. w,k? a -trot.g favorlto. but Taylor f.ailed U. do better
Uian to get seeonfl pfcvee with him. MBflturlodti, who lia>
improved to Uie most BBtBBlBblng exteot, wlnDUig Uie
i. ..-.ly. f*rAy three ran and Drltzle came ln lasA.
I_? bacl-.e- of BBBflBBM would bave Men much betuy
pteaaed lf Tarlei had ?howii mon- energv and earnest
?e?s and even de-peration on .SWktor,. It may have
been ImpoMlble for any tf**** '" ('" **** wlttl st"rk
U-n. but it will do no hartn for Tayh,t t , ivmember thal
la*v and slugpish J.^-hevs. arba d<. r.fK -eem to work
Uielr very hardest wtth Uieir mounts. *re in scrlous
flauger of losttig tt?b ?aaaaaa.
There was _notber stupid pieec of riding ln tne last
race. a mile and a half M tlie paaa, whteh MiUer
could have won wlthout am tn.uble with Come-to
I..vi ;f wtarn the borae was full of running and couio.
ea-.lv aave moved up. hc had Uept him ^omewtiere
* trlWtn di-fance ot tli" luter. Bt. Jotux. ?_*
he a'low*d Bt An*,*. to get aoch a ieud th*t he fal.'O
to make ii up c.mpletelv. and si. John won thc raoe
by a neck, v.ith C'chno-to-law seeond.
DETAILS OF THI RA.CWO.
ril'jsr RAC'_?All *g?s?. For hor?es whlch have
ran and not won during the na'eting. A awaapaaBBaa
-. Baah, arm ei.ooo a.id.-d, <>r ?hi"h 8-50 to th'
?ecuud aud 8100 tfl the thlrd. Futurity caur
I)-ttlnp
fet. PI
aeamett X Warti'* b. c. KeMpflfl, by Kvrl
__r-B!iio? 3, UI B tBrtid-r. 1 6?2 i-l
W. B ll .ti k a .Jhi c. l'i HB*rfl*ujB,
aa-ai iu .IB. II-rrts. 2 10?1 ??i
C Cilctoyab t. ifcttieT.. 3. *C"^ ., ,_, n_X
Bauwcoi. a. ITI.-.?7?yt..a 0 8-1 8-1
V , V'_? 124 ??:???:?. .:.:fc'o il= S i
Xut.,ai^-i_lif>?; *__5bl Pald M?8* P-<e ?-065
Br. H.*?i,rouc?- plac.- ?_) 46.
Dr. BlllllllB. VolutiteCT and I>rlll*e were ln the
Iiflflt tllgi.t BflW the ..tarl BBllpBa Urew out at the
bond of uu .tr. f h .wervd all over the aaaaaa, and tned
uB beat u. m*I tt* other. a chaoce, but auoceedafl ln
PBBM home cwo iwigth* U. Irout; Ur. Bl iBMBlB *f-ood,
? * V-lore Kiuy 1., who came oot of the cloud* with a
flMat re?h intht la?t bundr-d yard*, and wa* chased lu
ly Beowood.
8BC0ND HAC_-a handlcap *weep*taBe? of r.>0 each,
aafl only 80 lf flaeiared. with 81,000 added, of whloh
8200 to th* *~_nd aad 8100 to th* thlrd. One mtlc.
Bettlng
81. PI
^effirru-v R*e-w-..brH^riXi i-i s-?
i.iraBBa8Vaa:B.?i n*gjjjsk_ 7-2 1-1
W. C. Daly'* b. f Uttle, 3. ? (XWnIMI -_.
dJ?obley) 8 20?1 '?*
JBBBB, 5, 100 rear. 102>._. -(Ta;rlor, 0 10-1 4-1
JJronteta,.. i, 114 . (ThompaonJO 7-- 11
***0?:uu. 3. 106 .. (Clavton'O 20-1 B-l
Be'.l* 6 bt. fl. 10X <car. I0H, II And"i-?ni 0 60-1 lo-i
Tllllt?1 41. . . __, -r .
^Mutuato-ReciBr* atraigkt p_t1 BU. plaee XO 7f.,
Ch* _?, _*> pjMfl M 46. , .
Thev left the efcflta witb Woodrutter ln the l*?d. LU/i"
wcond. Paxao Baltd. ll*<Ure wa* l**t t*a ran ?* B M
hw )omu wrr* atlff. Ha*r.iIton rode her from the atart
Md six funoag* could not _, rauade her to try a vard
JliaflfiWflt l?tf to JhefliMd of tha ifralch. where Paxan tmr
r? aamta M awoaxiwirl i_ Uoat. ftr-4?i ?udflxulr a?<U
un ber mind to run or llamliton m__.> tt, un ;??' h. r, and
aoln? entirely around h-r fleld ah, overhRoid an.i pa??~l
them ln the atretch and won -b?I1v bv a length. < haa
aeaae aecond. a lenrth before Llaata, who haa. Itaaan a
leocth.
XHIKD RACE-THE TniSTLE STAKEo. A avn-ep.
atavkes for thr-e-year-olds of 850 each, wlth 81.-SO
added. *8 entrles. S doclarcd. One mlle and three
alxteaaUu.
nettlog.
__ vi,
Ros-meado Stable'a b. f. Falrv. by Arirvlr?
Falrv Ro-t, HOW.>Ward. 1 10-1 8-1
p. liideou'a oh. c Hoodlum, 118 ...H-rgejii 2 10?1 8-1
F. C. Mrl^ewee'a ch c. San Juau, lf*. _
(I)"?f-tt1 3 10-1 8-1
Eaultv. 117._._..T-tIo.* 0 1*"?O 1-1
Moutana. I_2.(Barn-a 0 ??5 2?6
Ade'|.,a 10.1 tear. __.*,.(Stma. <? 80 1 10-1
We-tcheater. 1_2. (Llttl-rte*-t. 0 10-1 4-1
Tlme?8 :08 :? '.. %t
Mntnala?J"_t.y atrs.ght paid 864 80, p*. e a33 60 ; Bood
lum r-ia-e .18 6*.
W_M-he_t-r caroa ont In blfnkera. but metmi so badly
that Lltt-efletd anked pennla-ton of _h* i_dg*a io tuk*
tkeni o't. After rerooving them he had to wetgh agaln
auO Un mLoctev wero thita conaun.ea. We-taheater,
wlthout the biinkars. refnwad to join his hereea. and when
the Dan fell t__n_n to ?ulk and would not try a yatd lu
the raee. ban Juan got away ln front and nwd- tha
whote of the r-unmng. wlth I-juity ta close aUendane*.
Adelina and Hoodlum alternat--d tn thlrd pla? Ward
kept Falry ba-klng' hnd filllng tlirouahont the loun.-v,
waa Ofth conilng Into the atretch, begau rl-llug aa h_.nl
8s he -otild at the fm-loor paat. and Fatry ia-pondtng
gen-rousiT, got up and won by a n*ck ; Ilodlum -e-ond,
a neek N-ior< isan Juan. who heat equlty a head. It
wa* one of the elo_*?t au8 roo-t ercltlng Hfsheo of the
se*.?on. F.?|iney talt-ree at tbe end, as Lf the dl*t?nce
wae a alxt*.nth too far for k-r. Monuwva made up .m.-h
ground on the turn Bad roached thlrd plac*, but falled
to hold that poMltian.
BOVBOB RaCE-THE '.1.F.AT TRIAL 6TAKES. A
aweepa?kes fot two-year-olda of 8100 each. wlth 810.000
added. of whioh 82,000 to the, secood and 81.000 to tbe
thlrd. 178 entnoe- 3 deci.rod at $16. 28 at 8_"5. 16 at
850. Futntitr eouraa.
D. Gld*-on's b c HU HlgrmeBB. bv The
lli-V'atd-I'rtncaaa, U$ Ir..FM*aen) l 6?8 8~?
John Huut, r'a b. c. Daganet. 118..._>. _?e,tt. _ 20-1 7-1
W ____-?k__>d'_ b. c. V|. torT, 118 <( lavtooi 8 0-2 8?o
f_>*d Lee. 111 .oa*. 116*?..(Mnrphyl 0 80-1 8-1
Oarle. 18-.-..(Toralj 0 20-1 7-1
Y*-t!bui- 118._.rTavlor 0 15-1 6-1
la many, 1-6.-.(B-rie-.O 15-1 8-1
St Klor.an. 126.(L'tt'.-h-H o 8-9 ?-6
Charaao. UM._..C'liomiwiii 0 80-1 20-1
Alrsh.ft 18.(IlumlltoniO -5?1 <? 1
Tak- H_ck. Ul.(H I 100-1 JO-1
Ada?o fllly. 108.-.(I__mbl-v)0 50-1 15- 1
N.ttie U. 109.(M, .*??-. n. 0 100-1 80-1
Tlme-1 :12 1-1.
Mutuala-H<B Htshn-w atralyht. y?1d 811 18, niace *7 .0,
_BBgaaei i laee "_?__) a*?ha.
Elglit of th- twenty-ane announced to go were wlth
drawn. The oth*rs were at the p.>at n-ar!y half m
honr though ther- were no leng br-*.-* They we**o
Qiiletor than rounc-tej. usual Iv are l.ut would not B-1
t__ethor. Bta nivhness wae out In froot .-.--ry tlme,
a_ B-rgen wa? determitvd BD e? ai ln th- lead, no
n.atfar wiiat might bappen. Hagonot and B__B_Ba_rjr al->o
broke ofton. St. Flortan wts well-hehav?1. When too
flac f-ll lie _B_8 ln frw:t, havlno half a length tl.e beat
of an excellant ?taK for ali Mit Alr_-fi. who roared al
the aianai and wa* *o -low to move as to be alm?*t loft_
M n^rian wor- a ho.d and hllnka? f_r ?h.* flrat B*i>a,
Mr. HflBBM and I.ls trulner tr-lng tho exp_rin.ent. ln tha
hop?. that bv ahl-Ullng the colfs bllnd eve he miaht not
?hv at th- ifpaaeh of a haraa on b?? right aod ?wm-a
1nto the raU. St. Florlan. under a gmB, led through IM
dip aud wa* ln front at the liend of the str-Wh. U? waa
ln tli* middle of the traek. Iai^ronet, on Ui* rall w?*
?eeond. and Hla Highaws. wlth Baaa ?..>
stlrrupa und-r hia ohin. wa* Juat a balf
length behtad. Fred L-e vas close up, and
Osrte and Vlctory wer. or hla haala. B-rge,, l-a.-d
forward ln th. aaddle and lT!a __H__B8_B came tmrmy like a
Bteal sprlng atntdenly r-leased fr..u. a faet-ning. und In a
r.* Btriaaa collar-td St. Florl-n. _-*_-*__*. had not
ino%-ed on tlie latter. nnr dld ba move now. He aat
p.-rf-.tly s'lll and St. Fiorlan dropped ont of Uie ra.*.
Bnt His Blghn-ea found a new foe and a dang-rot.s on?
m Dagnnet. -ho dlspot-d overy Inch of the ground. and
,?t th- end wa* beatwi but a ahort n-?*k. A -trongej
jc.-Ke.v uusn Do-.-tt n.ight have land-d I)a*onet. Vlcw.ry
was heateii a 1-!__-_. Fi-d L-e, fourth. who ran sbort
of work, ??- l*re lengUiR behind. The othora ?tr_ggl.*l
Bl N-llle B. la*t.
FIPTII BACB-A handicap -weep-takos fnT ttiree-Tear-olds
and u.ward of 825 each. with 81.500 add'd. One rnfle
and a quarter.
Kevat-ne Stabl-a ch c. M->st>-rl.-le. by Sir
MoU-.-.i - Kvrl- Daly-B-sla Pevtfl'i. 4
L. fetuart**- ch. h. Slecktoi. ag<A, iA*^^ %
Schuylklll Stabie's b. o. Drlar.le, 4. ^^j 8
Ttir.e-2 :_0 4-5.
MuVualR?MasteTlode straigkt paid 818 85. place ao <v.
Sbrx-kton place 86 15. .
6t. John wa* Te?-.-.d for th* laat raee. Drlr.na made
the pace, while Maaterlode Iralled. Oa the upper turn
the thre* r_.--d head and head. In the atretch Ma-t-v
lodo cam- awar and won ln a hand gaUop bv a lr-'Kth
and a half; Stockton aacond, the aaiae -iata-ca befora
Drl*?le
.S1XTH RACE-A handlcae sweepstake* for BUBa yiBB
oi_* aod u?wa--i of ?>0 aaeh. wlth aU.000 aaded. Oaa
mlle and a L-lf, on turf.
- _ .
Beeaanf.
Bt P
Sarouel Lov-?9 cn. f. St. John. by BoSiera
tioa. dan, bv V,.;W. <**?. " Vlayton) 1 8-1 _-l
Schuvlklll Stabie's b- g- Come-to-r??^ 0,
C Oxx-s b."ol'Tammany 's' 120'.'.'_ fTaral
John r-v_na?-h 8. 11-.Ln-*J-llt<*'"
miSB_^?*t
Mutualf-St. John ^traieht paid 81)7 10. place 81B W);
Come-tc-Ta>* plac- 811 88
?"Moborl-? want.*! f- -Bm the pace. All watt-d. St.
John n-eause Clavton ".idd not r-straln hlm, Cr.ally Mola
_wav oponed a sav of s1x length-. r-maln?d lu front to me
end. and won tn a .llafrona! tlntah by a head; _ou? .-to X_w
second. a lenrth befora Ta-uinanr.
TIIE rc.OGIL\MM? TO-DAT.
NO?Ts1_a4>OX THKCAitU AWD FEW HlG_r-nLA88
HORSES E-TTEF___D.
Tbe rtclw-et-i ed tc-roorrow's card, wlMi t!h? Tmt ReaM
zation fstahes and the aecond half ol tho Double Bvent
to be ra-*?d Iot, t.lirows to-dny's proeraJTune qutte tn
tlie shade. t'<>m*p_r_tlv_Iv spo__tng. the oontjests thls
afternoon wlll be cornnionplara.. The fleld- aa-e of
nioderate slz~. and few Iior?e_ of hlgh c_asa rro eanorig
the entrle*. wtiioj. are a? followf.:
KlBfiT RaCE?For all ages. Purao 81.000, af whlch 81*50
te the seoond and 8100 to the thlid. Allo-_uc_s.
Futurlty course.
W't. _ Name._ -V*
107
K.r,tfa_.',ck .11_ . I rbaiui .10*}
ui,,?._.rk":iiiii::..jjj -1 rb_i_ ..-..jo*j
a<fin .1'3 MIm. uoivuie.^--v
-SrlMrton .111) I's-hvho.- .lf^
,':,?,,. ....111 ? W'endaway . ;r>
___?" ...:'.... 111 Kapai.ga fllly.-1"'
SEOOKD RA<E-Knr thre.-ye-r-old.a- A awe?-p?tak_a of
826 uBch, wl"_ 81,000 ad-.d. Speeial welghU- One
n_lle and a ft-rlong.
vamo Wt. Xame. Wt.
__?n.* r o, Lowlander .116
H_%-t_-^S'fi___:--_-_-a
TU1KD HACE-Purse 81.0*00, of whlch 8250 to tk
? aktaf aaM the Waste (~*8l_t) flMHi
" That'B what I call making glad the
waiat plaeea,? eald bmitheon, as he put
hi* arm arount' . lady'i* w*l?t. But
Lillv won't can nuoh for this show
of affection If l-imithson doeen't get
rid of that dlaaj.reeable catarrh of his.
Won't eo-oebody tell him that Dr. Sajje"8
Caurrh Remedy will cure hlm.
Bv iu mild, soothing, antitjeptlc,
cl?an8la?' and he.aling properties, Dr.
SaTe's Catarrh Remedy oure_3 the worjt
eMM of Chrouic Catarrh in the nead,
a* thousands eta testify. "Cold ln tlie
H.ad? ia cured wlth a few appHcationf*.
Oatarrbal Headacho ls relleved and
cured a* if by maglc
In perfftct faitb, the BBakera of Dr.
Soge-8 Catarrh -Kmrdy-the Worlde
Dfipen-ar>- Medical AnsociatloD. of Buf?
falo 3 r effer to pav toOO to any one
____&f-S Chronie Catarrh in the
Head whom they cannot cure.
Now if the condltions were reveraed
-if they asked you to pay ?6(m_ lor a
po.itive enre you mi.ht heaitate- Ilcre
nrc r-putable men. with year.- of houor
able dealinp j thonaanda of dollar* aad
a trreat aame batk of them.
TbATf believe in themselves. isa_it
worth a trial r lsa't anj -** P*****
blc tf.otaraa?
EBTD
TILES
orEVKKl BUtBOBAOIl Ull.
?IperlaillT far Bnih Kaema. Toilet Itoa?*. Floor*.
Wall* aad llaarlh>Paeleaa.
I atlmaie. ? (?hinltlefl t?r thla rlaaa af work.
Irarertonts 28 ami 30 West 23d St.
FACTORV. Vta, BBB, MB BTB0I >4TH ?T.
IbcX Hlgh .107
i.'Mv-r>ui_ . 10A
Uov? .IM
Adventur.T . ?
aaeond. The wlaner u. be aold at auctlmi fer 88 000
-Uowanoea. On* ?_1* and a rurioutf.
Name. W't. Name. W't.
Leug l)_i"e ._.114
Blue .l.?o*.-. 114
-onglord.11J
NMlfrU ._. 111
Jtoi IBflBfl _.lt'7
KOIK1H KALK? A handlcap aweepatakew of 826 each,
?ith 81,200 aflded. OM mil.- and Uirae-atxteenthfl.
Name. wt. Bai w't
Eon .... 128 Benanod.100
Olahlo . 110 Kovr.. M
FIFTH RACE-Por two-yenr-old*- A *w**D?_*e* of 816
each. with ei.OOO afld.-d. XM wlun-r tr I* aold nt
?ui'tlon for ta.OOO. IB*WBBrna FuturrSy coura*.
N..me. W't. BaaM ?*_?
Bnrllnfl. 116 .Boh. ? -.J88
. ollln* .-il.) |>i ,x;.i fl.'y. IM
. lOJalK..'*. . ?.?
BIBien .108 Ma l_n* .-. 10"
nt.-Kb Araa ceB.ini
f eott.10*. M..1 e .loo
I">ln* n . ....10.. I Kini. ra _.. _ti
Baa lava ._ 104 ' Pan llar.d.e. "8
'Ermtntrude eolt
SXXTII UA'"E?For three-T-ar-olds and upward. A awaer*
?taK*a of 825 eaeh with 81.000 *ddod. Th* BrttBBflt to
be aolft ot aiotloo for 85.000. Al'.owaooo*. On* mile
aod ? quartar, on turf
Naroe wt. Baaae. ?"<??
Admlral .112iKI*? Cody. g
Blu* .1-an*.lufl iV.ralfl . . *?
Ban .MJ I
Ft?t raoe *t. 2i80 p. ni.
A raABOSM NOTF.S FBOM TTIE TL-V K_
?MapxbaM Bav. Jnne t* -Many r.raii)*r* are grtUBfl
refldv to mov* hack to Morris l'ar't. Th* n.?eUng at tht*
track ha* h^m a good one. aMBoflfl i BMM BBfl BflflB Bfl IBB>
ing of a aAnsiitioiiai ebaraeMr, bbU v ? bi *am I
M BabBftaa. Thc iwe.yaai.old flueaBen r-n.?*n. the *a?u*.
wtth Hi* iiighooa* aa top tor tii- Baaa being. arheie hi- per
forniaoe? hav* plBCBd hlir, ?Bay people Uiink tliat with
a jiH-Koy Bta BBHillB on BBfoaet, U.e aon of Tremont
wonld hav* won. Tliat mlght hav,. t>*n Uie BBM bnt
DaggaM win* BB?y BBeae, and ie Blaaa up, a* many tlm*
a- My tor th- aai aa?b*a of mount., and fluoh toabBpi
ae i?arrl*on and Murphy both sa; ti.at !,? 1- a good rlfler
flBtt good lAi.'dii, and _,?_?>* bul low B BttBM ai a race.
Of oonrao be 1- not a* atrong a ttU?MB ae *ome that hav"
_ad more expirl??:?. bnt h" wlll do.
i_<- btBbi ?** *"' tii* pie-t whon tha i*wo for Uie Oraat
Tr.*; stoki* wa,, *urt?*J. It ww- *u totafaaUag eight, a*
each and *v.tj taakaj -"en,?d lo M trylafl la gfll off f1r*t.
Tway litied nleely abaa ttay Bial .mved at Bm po*t. bnt
w.-ro flkflBfliaBiiX" befara ttflg bM baaa there Uire.- mt*.
Btaa, as th" horae- that wero at BM bBbiI BbB IkaP** tu
H>_.oe.ivTe ". gat Uio baal paaflBflaa wttboat geuiag *"ir
lllMtllll from Polo .Iln,. TMfl Ifl BflBll i- tn- BBBBB Bl
BBB I. 'M.' BM troublo *t BM BBflt, a,,d c""ld "* C"""1"^
by ?Bl ? **ddled ?n(l
leave Uie paflttaM mjaBiM. -'d Bm an '"*?
cu-ed by Ui* ju<is'e_ L* aa:l'lied at Ui- BOM *nd not he
ruulred to gBBop by th- aUnd l.-f'.r- Ita ?t? rt.
Baea tb?i Burtliax bbbBI bt fteea IBmb and
Uer.- would be M atr.^g'-r-. II
?Bea th* Hartw waeh ItOBhlx la Bm oreal Trial Bmkefl
_e starur lia.1 \ht BfBt trial. Bfl h-g-i ?- Bfl-Bwa:
"Bow, BflfB, go back of the Im* ai.d ? *'.. a* otl the
Brat BXae ary?g.n Xbay aaa baea a InXH ??
aome bogau to turn. Th.-ai Uie IM bOXBB vt? Waw,
?etfaal No? i Baytaal XhBTi rlght. i?o you Uitnk I aw
g_u| wi aaxrl yon by ti.e partl Bara DflBpM
trylng to do, go ba_ to Uie B_oe1 KBT|
M tl a, !>* k *.. ^ ?'! " And BB II ?ae for Bta or
aaaivfl Bxaaaai wttb aaM oue try?a to get the t,e*t of it
and Ui* ?-rt?r flrl?ofl bol "Wbj BobM
ewitu Muri.Uyl" wt roar"d. BaM tbay BBBl and got
?oleely llned. Cveryrnlng looked Mjaty and Bway
they went, Mt Tavlor wae ?ft on V">
ttt.nl*. "Wnat wae Uie matter with fea,
'JXylorl" Xa? BBBWBB was uot beard. Then _e Wl*
teui.'irg Arohcr. lirgou. ie gan '... ?BBIIBfN, "Oa back!"
roareil Uie atarter, Mt. BBBfl went back excopt Muaphy,
aud ev-ry tlmt MarphJ waaM try to walk up Uioi" MBUld
La^rUi toMlg" Ui> ?1 MMy BMB BJ ?fl BBBB, "OX b*ck, 1
?ay, or 1 wiu t- yo'.: Bwgaa, go baM i wh*r* *r-:
you golngl" Not a wonl dld BBrpaa ~y BB -t was
atmai aB_n. whec he *_1d "K.ght wl.. . _e reat ef
them are golng." tbBB, turnuig te ? repert'* toi on* of
Ui^ dally pap.r*, Uie aUrU-r **id: '?<*? w-M a nlc? f"l
low Uiat B?rg*n 1?. Now you *ea who la preJudlcodT"
At laart he aaid he wo^ild flne all of thero ex*-vt Murphv
8100. He tfieu got dowu oo the track, and after a Bt??
aklrmlehlng BBBl their. off to a aplaai Ud *Url for .11 bul
itrflMfl who r.*ir.U up toal Bfl tbe 8xg lall After tha
m .i ii wa* feaerally BflnaadM Uiat Uie beat bor?e w_, by
bayi U_t rode tn BM rae-. A. good a ,'idg.- a.
Isaac Murpbv a?? _ai It B.adk no flXB-BDOa ho* the ra.;e
waa BBB UH Hlflbnr- would hava won. The ro--on
_at the 'tlm. BBM Bfll iBflBW Ifl Ibal tno *_rt wa* alir??t
frfra. a BBBBdB?_
jjtirBth_..*th had h_ flnal worU for the P^_l?atlon ta
d.v Bfl WorXfld tho fuU 8-8?BBfl. 1 "8 mile,. The work
wa-' ?f BM I" II 0-.-rlpUoii Hllev nM tl." HtBl hora*. aud
b-.Ui awrt PM8BI- ol g...Hl healU. _:U coi.dltl.iu Mr Mor
rh, oaAo BO ?aaral - Uie h,-?"? work, and wn, that h?
Uilti-a ho ba* a- g-.?d * BB-Bflfl Bfl ?ny horw m IL 8
Cov?g?o roM BBraaWBBBBB, and a good boy wa* oo IUl'iy.
Th,-7 WflBt oS at. a atemlj P*oo BBdai a MflBdy BBB. ?nd
weaat th" _r*t q'l.rter ln OUM, U?e b_f ln 0 _, _* tfcree.
naflflM ln l?0, Uie mile In 1 4SV tlie 1*. ml_* In
2:11 ., U.e 1 . mile* ln 8:?B, ai.d rh. 1 6^1 mll*a ln flrtfl.
BoUi nor*,* ?vr? _- fr**h a- Oal.l^. wheo pulled up, and
were Id baud th* Jitlre dlatanoe and could have goh* *____
Montana lkilaneU BBt Uie 81*18"nl ttl* afaan.ooo when
he r-i iu Ui* ThliU* St?k??. n* w_ 1-8% to BBBJBBBB
to beat ntHidlnm. wiu. appeant to hoM him mtf.
V ata* l- floina mil** ?t * tatt paoa ltoy dal Rey
wcrk>d v.tl. him thla moinioK
T*nny wUl bo *hiyped B Weatciieirter with tbe reet of
Daw Pnialfer'a lot ln th* BioraJng. H* M looXlafl wall.
It irr tlie BflMH
Lun..* taaast win alao *htp hu lot. Bararal -laor
atablea wlll aUo flhlD.
j, roi:,- P-*k wlll have all tbat oan e*t fltaMa-rooni ?flre,
a* ttfl tr*. k waa n?ver lu betMr coudlttou. acil the pablic
wlU b* treated to raclng hy U>? cream of tbe hoisae* now
ln tra'.nltig a* most of ttl ordlnary borae* wtll race ,t the
mlnor WaeXA BbflX btirae.a that Bflflfl 1-1 at Morrt* Park
are now ln _~~ ahap.1- Ther* ahould be nnmorou* entri*.
._ the comMnaPon meetlng*. aa alnH?*l all the .tahla-room
|a ^tianged at l-nth BflttB
Th'- ?1" ot the Alg'tna y*artln?* wt* a cr*a* flBie*?
Th- bWdinfl was llveiy aiid al. tta teadlng owner* wera
prcent. A neweomer on the turf. 0. H. Smlth. wa* ?
buTer. and wlll tave * *trong strlna ln <8B
ALL THE P00LR00MS OPF.N.
The pollee may have opened a new en.aad* anln?t
th, pMtaMBBl of thla citv. bnt there wa* no ei_M*rri
lf wrtaiday. AU thro'irh th* day th* ?***__*__*
men-^.d a ro.rli, MB--M, BMtaM th. at*U**
blndrance or lntarf*renc* on th* pan of IM aq-orWe..
The Tfl-llXir BBBl" la-iflb der._v_v flt In*p_tor
Brrn**'. threat*. They kd wcura to_jB8 th?y *on
axtoe to b* th* onaaaallflM" lagBlrtj ?f thelr P-al?M
"We are dotnff a >gltlmat* commlaaion IBBBiaaa, lald
cne of the leader. of the gang y**terday. "? wlll m*
aU th. cleve.rne,. and mcnulty of I'.i-peet.r Byrne. or
Mr. BBaafl to preve flnyUilng M tbe contrary.
EO WABBUBtnOB PAWt BAOBB IM QBXtAXh
CkMBgB .Mi" 8*-The wg ,r mvob race. aMra^d
8,000 PBSP- I WBa-BBXBB ParB b-day The ara.-. BBB
1*. bM ttflW. ??ah? a"'"!'"' .."eurreIWdflT. ln
_^_flMm,^BB*BjBTtol^^
thlrd BMfl, ?? throwr. aod .*,'IU n. _ . .^
me hav-ii.g beeti brolwn ^
.even favorH.- wo.i. ?nd all WflW WMI i.ac*-i.
P-,t BMfl P"f-. ?**00: tnr *^Tm_r*_*__****_\*
?_Xe*-*uaa, ' *B__J*_3___*_*l
_v-...,gi,the ,.f * Bllfl. tmttmt ?','Vri
jflaRo-uiirton for pkace. Tlm
!-o..,u.... "? ?."?_;_r%__C
jn*ar ?""
__r_Jflvle. -'.ond, _U third. rnne .
Kixth ra.. - Paraa, 8800; for mafdci 'w{*^2r^'m^h2__
e.ffhtn- of a. mile. Tom Hard ? ?'l"'.hreo_
alfoiid. BB) ttra3 third. T.....-1 ?a
j., . -h]....i.ir'ud- and ap.
Biti-.^ onil. MirthV -SaeUtt-B. 1 bw -1 ??
fO LOO- /-vro CKAdtGBi OT EXTOBT10B.
Ti,- Mtoa laattoM al ?:''''r Bxeedag I
M.irk.-t Caarl ia-: Blgbl BBfxx_tM Jo-eph i
?lart .rf th- Jattwaoa ajaraal ttaxrl for tow rcaia a:
? _ ^f ^- ,?.,. .??? ai Him. Kaarj Piuicg apd
_n..?.r' -_--s_r__r___
s__V^^rt.*-SF r_
j_coh-. h elerl_
, i lai and araciAi bbbvicb
lliK BArTDi K<X)K BOCTK.
?toi .-? B i. . wi iwa; ,,,,.,_._ ... 4_:i,, ., a ,:,..
,, m. Mmto
'^Poiut
8:86, iiaO, 6:W P. V.
BOSTON DOWKED AT LAST
TIIE GIANTS SCOKE A_N EASY \*TCTOEY.
IT WA8 THEIR LAST CHANCE FOB TB.F PRESENT
AT THE POIV* GROfjrDS. AND THEY
IMPROVED IT.
LEA.H'F.
New.Tork 8 no*too 4. ' li.elnnatl 3. Cieveland 1.
Il.H.klr-. ll.PWl.d-lphla 10. i hloaao 8. l.ttaburg J.
ASSOCIATION.
Bsaaaa 7. Waahl .(*t-Ti 2. Colunibua 11. 81 Levls 10.
Athletlo 8, BalUmar. 4.
Ye_?pf__>v'* gama at the Polo friwinds was the lart
afeaaaa tor the Naw-Yorkera tn rtiapnrt th*ms?lye* on __8
Harlem fleld until July 22. Conaequently It waa only
flttlna that the trlauts leave tender me?orlea behind by
wtnnlng ?e gmma. Thoy dld lt. eapturtng the flra* vlc
t..ry from the trntihleaona Bo*ton* ont of tha alx gamea
theae two t_i_* have played In STew-Ynrk.
The Glanfa played a* lh*lr frlenda like lo B*? thern.
wlth dash. spirlt and vlgor. and they hold th* lead from
start to flnl?h, and wnn rather eaally. StlU the came
w?? anflleiently cloae tn elalm the attention of the 12X19
.pertator* from beginnlng to end. The battlng w?* llvely
on baa) Maa ?nd the general n?ld_.g work was crrand.
The loeai managenvnt Intended to h*~ Rusie piteh. but
a* the Glant* ah.>w*d . dlapoaklon to bat Clarkaon from
the atart It wa* de^lded to rtsit long John Ewlng lu to
piteh, and to aave the -trength ot _b* Rlaot*' wmid?rfoily
.tronir boy. Ewlna's errot- wera batted fr*ely In tha laat
baU ..f th* gamo. bat he wa. tortunato ln _<*atter!ng the
hit* of th'- Hoaton men. n? wa* e,j.ectallv e.ffecUve at
erltle-il troments.
raptaln Na*h wa* nmek on the arm by a ________ bail
In the opentnff Inning. and he waa ao aeverely Injured tbat
he wa* foreod to reUre. Thls move occeeloned a general
rbanglng about of tha Boston toam. G-aniel went to
right and Stovey to left fl.'ld. wl.ll. Howe went to thlrd
Ifad i -nr-' b?*n pt.t on thlrd th* Glants might
nor, have won ?o eaaliv ** Howe'. *.lund?r_ w*re decldedly
roitly. The Infl-ld wnru of Rlehardson. Tu<*k*.. Quinn
and Lonu wae superb. whlle Gor- and Ilrodle made preat
runufrig catehaa. Duokley cauirht auperbly, as h,* alwi>ya
doo*. I
The N-wYorkej, agiln started the gama wlth aorr.e
ilve'v Oittlng, and BeaeBag tw_ rin* In the flrst innlng,
took the l~id Tiernan l>d off wlth a hit to Nfl il'ld
fer two tiaeea and aeorerl on a safe drtva by Rtchardion.
Ki-_ard...n -ent to second on the throw ln. and to thlrd
on a s-i.riflc. i.y Qeea. connor followed wlth a hit to
rlrl.r Mald ani llleliaclaoti *ror-d
Two more ?>ine want to th- .ilanta' lead in the fourth
Innlng and fhs ap_.-tau.rs felt _e___- Connor made _
hit. and O'Ronrke bnt.ted th. bai: and beat lt to llt-t
na**et*. hit u daa aro'iiider to M.ort, but O'Rourke was
B??lh fort'.nato and got to second ah.-ad of the boll.
Wht*tl*r hit aafcly to left lieJd and Connor and O'Roitrko
scor d.
lha rtMttnc men got their flrst ray of hopa ln the
flfth ininng when they a.-ored on>> run. Low. made a
U-.v- |>M?t Ba*v.'t. fo: tw., baaos and sooied on Banaatt's
_ara>B0BS hit to i*-rt ti*id
Ea.li ttam oeored two ruoa In U?e alath Innlng. For
New-York. Counor made a taolaM- hit aud HC.,r_1 on B
blt to rlitht fleld by O'Ronrke. Whfati-e foreed BBB
n t....irk? at aecond. Bnekl-y got to Ilrst ou a wiid
throw by Lows and whlstler temnA Ior H-aton, a baa*.
on balls ? Brodle, a two-boa.. Ult by 1-8888 aa-1 a
three haggor by Low . put twr. rnna.
Tl.e .;i?nt* aeored two n.or. rnna ln the n?t Innlng,
l?f?| thott t.,,-*J. i'r_.-e. Tl-rnan lc_ afl ?_- - -H
and lU-harU-or. hit anfely to left. fl^ld. Stovey allowed
tho bai; Ba p-ta i.ltn and both Tiernan and Rlct._rd-..n
scaevd. Bmm~ty a_8t ? Rroat <!*????' mtmwmm left nnd
..ontre ft-lda ln the ntt.th Inning and r*_eh?l the hum.
p:at? befoe* O'Ro-rBe wtugut up wflfe tne _aii. Xka
..-ore waa a* (oUowa !
.M'.W-VUIIK. . BOSTON. _
i- li. po a ? I r lb po a
Tiernan. rl.... 2 2 1 0 0 Long. a a....... 0 1 4
dson. 2 6 2 2 2 8 0 Btovey, rt 1 lf 1 1 J
..0 1 2 0 0
- 1 I, 2 A 10 0 0
I l :i o o 0
Baasett. :i li... 0 0 0 2 0
WUatler, * a. l 1 I I I
:. .. .0091 o
J. Ewlctg. n <> 1 0 8 O
8 0
3 0 1
(Julnn. '- b. 0 0 2*0
..an/el, r t. 0 1 '- <? 0
Baak a b. 0 o o 0 o
Biodlo. o f. 0 17 0 0
T'.ck.-r, 1 b.... 1 2 7 1 .;
I..)".-. lf _ lb.. 13 10 2
liim.-tt, .j. 0 1 1 J o
Clarkauo, p. 0 0 0 10
TOt"i. 8132718 " Totil....3102710 3
New.York. 200202-0 0-8
.000012001?1
Farn.'d run* - N-w.Y?rk -*>, Boaton 2. F1r-t baae b^
\-w-Vork -. BoatoO 1 Lef. ot. basea?N-w-York
100 12. F.r-t baa* .n ro a?Ofl J. Ewlng ?. off
, 0 Struek <.nt~ll\ J. E-Ing 8. by Clark-mn 0.
gl Three-baaa hit-Ie.-s-. Tw.i-bi?
bits?Tl>rnaii. t oi.ot.r, Long. ftBOfal, Tu-ker. Lowo, Bao
Bacrlflea a,i_--?r.re. Buckley. Quinn, Clarkaon i
? beeea -Xmh I-onble pla,r-Br<>dl- unai-lstad, Hit
b-. pttoner-NasU, _-i.'k.-r. bhipire? McQuads Tlme?
1 :47. _
TH.'. RHCOl-DS.
Tl,* *.!.ints conttr.n- ta h?.'d th- le_d ln tl* Leacne rac
br the aame smal! m-r.*1n The L"B?u* and A.-. ~
: - to d?- ari; a* tti
LBAOUS.
riuhe Woe.'L't Pr * I Qafea. Won- L't. Pr.ck ]
_raw?YaW .82 .1 804 i Phllad-iDhla ..28 28 ?0 I
.?__. .88 22 ??OO . Bmoklni . -'. 80 .4.4 |
.?? '28 .?38 PHaB_-rg ... M 9} M9 ,
M 1 ... 80 -ri .81" I ln -..-i-t. -1 3j Ml0 I
___8ooxaTXO_r.
Cluba. Won. L'L Pr.;t Clubs. *tm. Vt _*??.
.A9 22 e?8 Celnmbua .M 8o >?T0
bt LonC. ..*! :? '.'<-' MUattra ... U ti .482
Balttmow .M M ?"-?< [<:??'?; -> - _ <n. \\%
? ... .i,?_tl .. 31 H .48. VV*el.in_i_?u . 1. 40 A.I
GAMIOS TO-DAY.
1X408?
Bro-.kl-n v? ___8__B. ?>' BmmXtn Part Brooklyn.
N-w-Yora - I la. a* Phlljdelphla.
Chleaa-d ra. rittauurg. ac ChiaM
riiiniBBafl >e. __av___*8, M Cln*l__ae?_
asaociATioir.
Rt Loula vtv Lo'ilsvlil-, at Kt Lonls.
t olanbua va. . Inetnnatl, st Coinmli'ia.
b.'?i'.rfi vw. Waahlnirt.iii. at B.wlon.
In er...r M h;w.-1 - t"*d .__*__Ji _tn_n_lor. in thla city
on July 4 HM ??*Te;li aod Manhattan Athletlo ahlba
liaVe arr_ng>d to play tholr second game at Manhattaii
Fi"--. aa Bm) 'i.y
Th* New tork team wlU /leave for Phlladetphta thls
morning snd wlll play three g%m*? m Phlladelphlu and a
UB8 number ln Chleaco, Cieveland. Clnclnnatl and ritu
b-rg before tkey retnrn to home grofloda. All tha local
p*\-r? went along ex.-*pt. Sharrott.
Miry Ewing, a sister ot .M___g_ Jamea Mutrls, diad
at ca-laafc, Maaa., y.-aterday.
THE __________-_OOI--l \7CT0RIOUfi.
THEY PLAY A 'iP.i:AT t'PHILL IMME AND BEAT
PHILADEI.PniA IN THE TENTH.
Phllad"' .hla. June 29.-Bta--5klyn played a great up-hill
famr- thi>- aT'jm.-in, tletng the <cors lt. the nlnth on go.,d
hltang and wlnnlng ln the tenth. Eapar wa* effe<*tlye >.p
lo the alxth inning, but afvr that ha *s_s hit rather hard.
and but for th. BBfarfe tleldtng of the 1 tiiladelpMa-, the.
\-leltor. -aiuld have wr.r, withln the nlne Innlng*. At- |
tondance, _____? Ttie aaste
PHILADELPHIA
r li p.- a e
IlamlUr.n. 1. I 12 2 0 0
Thou-peon, r. f- 1 1 2 1 0
lo ieha.it/, e. L Q 0 1 0 1
Mayer, o. f ... 1 1 o 0 0
Finkn y. 3b.... 0 2 1 * 0 ! Cj-nianto. 8.... 1 1 1 1 0
Fouti. lb. 1 2 10 0 0 Myera. 2b . 1 1 2. .. 0
BuX , I 1 _ l) 0 ShU.dle, 8h. 2 3 2 2 1
Bmnv r r. .- 1 l - o u lb. f , 13 , ,
1 \llen. aa. 0 0 7 s O
BROOKLYN.
r lb po a e
Colllna, 2b. ? 2 2 fl 0
Ward, ?_. 1 _ . 2 1
Griflm. ( l...li
0'Brl*.!, 1. f... 2 - 1 0 0
Laiaat p. o o l i 1
Totala.11 14 80 18 8
Allen, as. 0 O l s "
E?|aar. p. 0 . 0 1 <?
Qli aaaa. p. l 1 0 l o
Total? .10 18 80 17 3
nrooklvB . 0 1 0 0 o 2 | 0 4 2 11
Pi", .d inhia .08810 0 201
10
Earnsd runa-BT-oklrn B, PhUadelphtt. 8. Two-ba*- '
hita-^bikney, FonlB. iaW, EapU. Threv-ba*.- hit*- i
G-tli' llan.lltoi-.. Gl'-ion. Home mo-f olltna. ***** \
__*??_-'-O'Briau 2. HamUton. Doubto play*-Mye~.. AH.-i. |
an_ FlMWn 2 Thon.p*on and Brown, Ward and Jrout..
Vtrat"*** ..n balls- "" Lovetl -. off F.per .*>. ..ff Gieason
1 Ult bv P toh'd haU lltm Itoi. Struek ovit-By Lovett
V r_*ar- Iti? ..m-o'-l I"*lv 1. Wlld p;tch-4dea
a.n. Cn.plr. Hurat. Tln;.'-'Jl6
., .MFi* ON MANY DIA>fONDS.
rhi-a?o. June 20 -Klng waa on the eard to piteh for
Pttuhurg todav, but at the ia-t moment BaMwln wa* iub
.litutod, pn-umably i n th- UlBBli hn n.ade Saturday. Ihe
Cottt r-rer-ed the pr .gramm.-. nowever. and hit U.e b!g
fellow hard. baaMaa pl-vlng an ermrlea- game Th* Smoky
(?:?-, bay* hit Ilutchiw.a f?lrly. but coukl n.t b.m.:b their
hit*. The seore:
r___m . .3001000 0-8
MiJSburg .:: . B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Am Chlcaarj 11 1".tU!.ur_ ?. Err-rs?Chlravo 0,
Plttahurt* 7. pHcBera HBtehlaoa and Ba.dwln. I mptro
.
CIBQlanaM June _o ? An ______ Bbl*". n-tnnlng gan..- w_
won by i IllllBBBll at the Leairi.- I?_rk thla __u>.n<??
pnor 88-talaa bv the un.ptr- __law?a1 Cter* Bad _ -
only run. In the ia-t Uii.lni' Wtaei bv CkOBt and I)-nn-..
witl. a hit and a aaeTUtae, e?v- _ka Rada Uie
winalng rua. 4_-_-__aaa. 888 Ttn* seore:
..t, .0001 00000023
601008008 8-1
()4..|.;t.... i ..veland 4. Err.r.?Cin.ltin it.
t, (l-V.'-n.l A PlP h.er.-Rhlne. *lld V-.'. ' I
liattin.
n___a-_a__la, Jun.- 20-It i.a hard to teli just why the
Athletl :* defeat.d tiie BaJt:ni....? her." to-day by th- -
of ;, t.. 4. I.v'. t.-tn, h.ivl . i a.i InniiiB UM iuitlmop
;r Ivad inning Uumi th" Athb-tn - did
Ui th.-lr? Thau ...tij-l.-d wlth W'-od's frne work at rrltl
u-eou. dld th> hustneaa for Bamle's msli. At
t^irtaiiee l 2?*t? Th. e.ore
aaa laat* .* o o o n l o o 8-8
Haltimore ., 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0?4
Baab>lta 118111- 8, BaltfTiTT. 18. Biiata AM
Baltlii.or.- 4 nieban Wej-hlng and (unriinghan.. I ?>
bJiu isaigaaea
? a, Jun.- 2'< ? Hoaton outtut-.d th- benators to
. .1 won ?-a*ily. Th- lat- r. on tiy* baaehlta und rtv.>
? '1 two r'ina. A'.t-ndanee. 1.400. Th
- .,
A A i. 4 0 1 0 0 0 : 0 0-7
WaaBlaat-Bi -.0 nol 1000 0-2
lu.'h:*.- B<*ton 10. Waahlsglon ?' l.r-.tv Bo.ion -.'.
\V_..iiiiztiH. 2. PltchaiB Bulftntoo an.i Wotewmo ' m
l ir- ix-rlna.
Louiavaie, June 28-< ook and B-ard are releaaHl be?
eause they have born "off" in their playmg Nelther ran
fra- or bai any mara. Taxler wlll uew lake hla j_a.?
Sfi-W
Even More Necessary than TFamily Umbrelh?
Is Gold Dust Washino Powdeb. Why? Jfecause tt'a maae to
fill a want, and does what it's made for. Chcaper than the cheapest
FOUR POUNDS FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Less than ONE-HALF the price of other Washing Powders, tnd
yet it is Pure as the purest For cleaning, scouring, scrubbing, ?
is unexcelled. All Grocers keep IL _
N. K. FAIRBANK X CO.. ManufacturerB. Chicago.
NEW-TORK OFPICE, Prodace Exchang-e.
at flrot, Jeunlnga at ahort. Raymond at ahtrd. Rran and
Cahlll wlll catob.
St. LouK, Jnne 29.?After th* Brown* had the game
wel) ln hand Captaln Comlskey put ln a nev ca?rh*r ln
th.- elghth. aod ?*__, who had b*ten dolng splend'.dly, let
down ln hls dellvery, and th<* Columbus bov* mada thr**
alnglea aad a doiiblo, six runs balng ecored. In the
nlnth lnnt-ig three hlU and a b_?e on balla gav? Colurobu*
eno'igh rnna to win the gmtua. Atteudanos. 1.200. The
seore:
St. Loul*.2 110 4 0 0 2 0-10
Colun.bua .0 0 0 0 0 10 6 4?11
Ba--hit_?fit. Loula 11, (.olnmboa 10, Errora?St. LouU
4. Coiur.l.us 8. lltcbara-Naal. Uoian and bUvotta- tn.
plre-Davls.
Buitaiu, Jun* 2*._The Bnffaios bunehed their hlta In the
nrtn innlng to-day. and tho ata runs seored .bout won U.e
game from th. Lebauon*. The aeora:
n.j.._wo . aooioooo o-o
l.-banon . 0 0 2 2 0 10 1 1-8
Biaenita? Buffalo 11. LebaDon 10. Errora?Buffalo 0.
betenea 6. Battorlea- Barr and Weckbecker, and Flta
Keulil and Buahong.
./racuao. Juno 29 ?The Svracnae nlna wleidad the bat
to better advaoUge than Uiair New-Haven rlvala and w.q
the gatue by Um a_ro:
Bmevea . 020001*0 0?7
New-Haven . 002001000-8
Baaehlta--iyraruaa 10. N-wila-.ii 7. Error* -fevracnae
7. N??-.--Hav-n 0 Batu?rl?a?Cougblin wnd Myera and
CHarkaoo snd TMraaa ?
6PORT AT TIIE, WICKF.TS.
TOIIONTO'S OHAMPION CRIOKET TEAM DHTEATS
TIIE COSMOPOIJT4N.
The <_h_wnp1on Ko-edale* <?f Torootw at Cllfton yes
tenlav won a p?>d gatne frtnn the (o_i-iopollt__is. The
i atindleiis Iissve a go<d teiirn and ataaaU make a go.xl
tranie wlth tlie I/eu.:ie tie-iin at Bergen Point to day.
The prlnoip__ feutnre of the gatne was the bowllng ol
W. Martln. who ln the second innlng obtalned elarht
wlol.eta for faurCaen ruiLa. The fidlowlng ls the full
seore:
COSMOPOLITAN.
0. A. McCully. b J. Martln. 2 ? H. Martln, b F.
Martln .2
J. Garland. c Howa>_, b Cl*m*nt..12 b I". Martln.0
I G. Myera. c Foroster, b Clen.ent... 1 C Bowbank*. b F.
Martln .8
M.-' ,-r.hjr, b Clement. 0 not out.7
; J. rlaanerv, C Murtln. b Clement.. 0 b P, Martln.6
11. i: Wa.ker. h J. MarUn. 0 run out .._..0
i B. r.'.ford. .* J. Martln. b 9. Martln 5 b I. Martln .0
! J. Mnnr... b J. Martln. 2 c P. Martln. b J.
II. niddle, c Clement. b J.
Martln .1
Martln . 0 b F. Martln.1
F. P. Ja.-ason, nor, out... 0 b F. Martln.2
V L. Beotl Brown*. absent_ 0 b F. Martln.1
Byea . 4 Leg byao.I
Log bv-.. 1
Total .88 Total.25
ROSEDALE.
J. K Bowbanka, o Garland b McCarthy.11
w. Uodger. . M.-C'illy, b WeUnr . 7
1 Martln, o My.rs, b M.Carthy. 8
i. b I.ron. b Wa.ker. 0
r Anderaon, al M ?> a-thv, b Walker.
H Ho-srd. i. Walker . 0
aa i- and U Walker. 7
.1 ;i Porestar, run out.14
i I *:.. ... r l.rouno. b Flaouery. 0
A. C. Bell, - Myera, b FlaftiTy. 1
tt. I. M?-t!n, not out. 0
.~.10
Wlue . 1
T.ta! .75
At Bertteley Ovai vesierday the team ol St. Paul's
nui.l- their flrst appeuranoe ln New-York and
eaatl. defe?it.-d the home tea-n. The boys ftelded with
a vlm seld.m aeer on a New York fleld, and their sharp
work waa the faaaare ol tbe gatne. J. II. Colt dld
tho prlnclpal ran gettlng and al.o bowled well. Tha
luii seore to-toa -:
BEBKELEY.
Bev. I) I Evtuis, run out. 9 e Col* b Mende... T
C li Heualry, . and b Co.t. 1 C Gordon b Foatar 0
s \,-lm, ?? i_0'l b Colt. 6 retired hutt.. .... 0
E H M ???-n, b MuTley. 4 n.'t out.. _
M. ..-'. - < pei U Morl-y.... 1 e aiol b Meada... 0
J. C.B i-.e run out.,... tt not out . 0
1 ...p.r b Illlngwortli..lO run out. 0
5 t ;.. .... ? colt. 8 _,
H. M.\:l Id. nui ont. . b F.*ter.,. 4
B. V, ? , nlby. not out. _ b Meadi....6
W Henry, e C.lt b llllng-orth... 1
By -. . . 4
L?.* bya*. 1
To*?1.57 Total (1 wkta.. 18
ST. PAL'L'S SCHOOL.
Iforiey b Moarao. 8
I. K. T'bbltts, run out. 1
I '?? M...U b M.wrau. 0
b Evana .14
M. K. .i..rdou. '? Moaran b E%_na. 0
W. D Wurd. e r>avi?a bClarke... .11
J. 11. Colt, jr, c Davtea b Clarke.22
a. P Meade t. Ba_*i_y. 2
w. H !'.> tor. not ..ut.-.12
t . !.! ngworth bMaxtleld .ltt
H lrvliig. c and b Urlaraon. 1
Tiy-.a . 4
Leg byaa. 4
T.tal ._.:.87
FT OBOBOBfi CHl'RCH BATTALION ?'JAJIES.
The seventh ani.o-J athletle g-.wmee of tbe Batrali-m
nf st. G*ot_e'_ rhnrrh, in Rtitherfotrd Place. took placa
nt i: i.-knway Park yesterday nfternoon. The un,.'
tlng feature wiss the obstacle raoe, whl.-h wa.,
I won by Q. Beannaa.
Followlng ls tlie pmgramme:
l?K).\:ii_ daah?W.>n bv John Revelle, *ct_tch, ln
108-8 aeeaBie: i-mll H-ick. aexond; Wllllam B_e_e.
thlrd.
220 l ?ni dash-Won by Frank Mltclaell. ln 86 aee
ord : I-'-rdlnand Wolfertr.. ee^-.uid, and Blchard Wagner
third.
110 vards?Won by Joaeph Rnltaback, aeratch, ln
68 seeoctde: WllUani nae_e. ilO vard*. aecond; Frederl.
liellof, 10 ya-ls, thlrd.
--. varda- J???>nh oult_hack. aeratch. 2 mlnatea
:_ls. fli-st. Bnill Ilack. scratch, seoond; Hermaa
Anderson, thlrd.
. ...?? mlle?Herman J. Arvderson _lra% 16 yards, ln
;', mlntitea 20 se.onda; Georire Iwwnia;), acratvh. _ee
aa_: Alexander Haate_a_-i 190 "*_*-_. thlrd.
ub*?>:!e raee. 440 jurd.?George Iiowroa*_ flrst,
John A. howman aecond.
Kunnlne broaA li_nip-__mll Hoch, 14 feet H Inche*.
flrst: John A. Bownian. *e?-ond, 13 feet 9 luchea;
t.e,,rk'>' li.>wmnn, tWrd, 18 feet 8 Inchea.
The Judge* were 0. raehwatieT and Theodore fiedg
wl<h, Bt George A. C, *iid Wllllam McCreedy, Pastime
A. C. Referee*? Fredcrlc Belluf and Wllllam liaird,
Mt. /... iriro A C. a-:d A. P. Volsk>W-ky. C. (.'. B. Y.
A. t. r-tarter?ThaOdeuB Lawrence.
NATIONAL TENNIS TOt'BNAMENT FOR PAIRS.
To-day will ^r-e a gre.it ma-ch betweon O. S. Campbeli
and K P. Huntlntrton. Jr.. and U. W. Sloeum, |r.. and
J. 8. Cljrk lu tli- National Tennta Toumament for Palia..
vhii-h Le?an yeaterday on tho grounds of the. btaten Ialand
Crlcket Club at Llvlngston. S. 1.
Only tlve palr* had -atcred the competltlon for ttie
doubl- champlooAhlp of the Ftutt, but the** tlvo team.
made up m .-Kill and repntation what thoy U.ked ln
numl.-r*
The . oiirt* were ln _xeelUa.it eondltion, and wme expert
tonnl- w-i- attaaaaat. Cauipbell and Huntinrton pla\--.l
? mateh of the day aguin*t A W post and Rlohard
.- ai.d ??_ itit.B pia,- -_.- aaaa in tbe
thr.. BBBB, but the \l.tory went to ti.1' f..rn;er t<_.n Ly
O?l, 0-4. 6-2
Ii in a Millor and E. T Hall n_ide a hard and plueky
flcht agalnst th-ir op|ionenta. but af'.er -li.uii.k: tn# ?
Ml I'l >">."d et'l ""r?* .;on.peIl.d to \ ielil th- n.abh to tho
atBaaHei paay "f Slo-um and Clariie. Th- acore was 2?0,
o-3. 1?1
I'. K. I'erklna and S. (". Mlllett put up a good game
agaln't <'anipbell and IIuntlrii_rt<>'. u. .Bi round.
and Miii-t aaaaetally dld u8utU?a waa* caaayaal -nd
UuntlngTi.n, howev-T, won -ifl. ? .. 0?3, 0?4.
BVRIAL OF |___D___tfO- BROKAW.
The body of Pr*deri.*k Bfokaw, Un- young hero who lost
hi. llfu ln the attomp. to *av- Annie D88-8, * maidse.var.t.
from drownlng at Elberon, X. J.. ln?t w.-ek. rea-liM
N.wark ul 11 a. ni. v.?t*r.l-iv on a trjln .... U.e Oncrat
Ballinad ..f N-w-J. r-f-y Th- fun. ral i?irtv aaaatat
. ;.!ly. tlie Kev Br. Y.mng and n.en.lara of th
Prln.-ec.n ha*eball eluh Th- .-..Rin w_i plac.d in a
htarsn ln waUlng and tak-n la _____M i'l-aaant i om. t-rv.
where lt -aa pla-*d ln the Brokaw f.unlly %ault on th
alop, overlooklng the l*a*aalc Biver lt was aald In Uie
cemetory Va\t the atudenu of 1'iiu-eton aould erect a
monu.-oi.t to Brokaw.
3_sn?c3k?ft
I
DECOBATIYE KEEDLE WORK
HAS BEBN
DEVELOPED AND PERFECTED
BY THB
Singer Sewing Machines
UNTII, yon ean nceompllah In une wrrk whai u.efl ta
lake month*. and ran da il much better.
LE1RA HOW IT 929 IIIiO.IDW.tT
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.
W*E BK?_ NEW ?MM AT PBIC'BB
that oUi*r* can only make up thelr mlnd. to aceept wfcea
the artici** are no lonavr Qealrahle. bnt batweon aeaaona,
?. at preaent, we re>mark to lower and lower prlcea aay
sampie* that prove nluw ?*[>?.
We have many now ?at wlll aleaaa tha eeonomloal al
the trreaflT red'iced ' price.
CEO. C. FLINT CO.,
miMTiRi: rtixKEBs.
104. 10S AMI 111- WEST I ITH BT.
RUSSIAN TAN
FOR REVOVATING LIOTTT OR DARK
RUSSET SHOES
For *ale ln all leadlng ahow atorea.
Ri:ST<*?RFF fc BBI?tt?BV, New-York. M8??Boflnreea
TO-MORROW
Tb tne last opportanity to secure
Georgia-Afaoama Invcstnient and
Development Co. Stock at price of
$3.50 per share. Offlces, Room*
Hl and .12. 11 Wall Street.
MME. RUPPERTS
NEW BOOK
" How to be Beautiful"
bae pleated Uie udiea ao w?U Uiat
tnat she ha. d*cid?d u, praaon'. a
copy free thu monUi te all caliera.
or wll. eend by h.all on reeelpt at
Oo. pcataga
MME. A RX'PPEBT,
6 Elbl' HTH-ST.. NEW-VORK.
GRAIX AXD I "ODVCE MARKETS
FEA.TTRFJ9 OF B?W-YO?- PEAXIWOS.
The visibla aupply on gaturday was: Wheat.
13,5?B,3fttf busliei*. a de.-rease ot 1.057,-531 btMhele;
eom. 3,*r>1.051 bushels, a decrviise of 4?7,_42 bu.bela;
oett. MB6J4II bnshels, a decrease of 801,0*4 ba?ru*lfl.
The weeh's tradlng at the Prodnoe Exchange opene4
witli rerwwed ai'tivity ln the sperulative market and
an erratic rmge of priecs, altliough the flnal d*ttt
favored tli" baar BMfl The volume ol bunines* agg-?
gated nearty 10,000,000 bushela. The news frorr. Eua
ela re>.pectli)g th'* gl<?>my outlook llfl the harvoetina;
and fears ot a partitit I .mlne in?teri?!y aldod the longa
for a stiort pe-ri ai .luxliu the e?-ly se*sloa, and prtoe*}
n?de .n.nte i.dvance. Tla-n axain thera were further
acooutits of nli, IB ?flBflflfl ai.n Mi?so_i, and UBa. too,
wa? used as a bull f*^to-. July fpened at 81 0_ i a,
and B_al I ,*tile.l to 81 00 3-S, rloaing at *1 00 3 A.
Deeefflber raaaed froin 01 3-4 oeiita early up to 88
ibrl aubflfltroeatty dropp^ to 67 3 16. The lata
CllthB were reaponalh? for nu*?t of the tub*e<ine.i4
woahne*-,. Pabfic Bon UeatBMl came fnxB
3-4 to 1 1-4 pence lower, *rh?a prlvnto inesiagefl ra
p )rted a ?em: p.inlrki eotalitlon nf affaira. l'*n* waa
aAto depreaaed 'ite- _rt?_ of 27 .ooo buebel* of new
T<-nt?flflOB wheal of t ? - iiuality at st. LouU waa more
than ln.-al bulls cvuld stand. and lt rennlted Ir. a gen?
eral Uijnldntion. Ii?ar> Indlan ahipmenta to tha
I'nlted Ki' gdom and the (Yrt i;ent also helped the dx
ellne, beflidefl whlch Ibe looal atoeltt ln -ton- .n"n*j*ieA
..v.'.r 400,000 baflheh) <lu.irt: tii- i;.*t week. Thc vtaiblo
supply was up to iri'tienl ,- . na. md hnd no tn
flu.-iu-e. Bree aefflng *f Jarj by a rdg operator who
l.o'ig'it on tataraaj l-ist u.ie ? lorher woakenlng Infhi
lltt. >p?)t tnf>V'-ni.'iit wae iinaleratfl at genei?l?
tt.-ady prk.'s. siilppetv boitglit PO.000 bushel*. mair.lr
Bo '- Clii'-.-i'.'.) and Nf.. 1 N rtliert. apri?f. M'.llcr* took
111,000 lllletl'
i >n corn thc entire market w_s aarflBB, wtth eo_
fcklenil'le Imyltii; ? optloie. inainlv try local flliOrtB.
Th- rJoae aboxi <i n.-t aalafl af 8-8 n l l-*1 eent* over
.-atunlav, a:'1 tln1 .(*?. ulatlve baaflBflflfl aggrr cat*4
1.000,01 L.i)"ral claaraaaaa and *r:iaU*r
ts* .;|>ts it the \\.-st a?Bl liad hoeti ant|eip*t*yj were
th" ch?f baTJ f'iftire?i. ln addition to whwri tha
rtalhla rapply d""r"iv-.-i aearlj :.ooooo r>usiiela.
Ti.e -,p.it miu-kot aivaaeed i 8 oin. bul ther" waa
not Miucli IU( t .i tl- lt?ling. Exporters le.ught
-.??l.rH).) tuisi'."'
Th" OBl mirket hnd few feitu?a, and trndinp la
all llreetloa* waa r*aouarallvflly ikra. A weak .p-n
Ing on opttow m-s tooowed i ? **? t<( thia
ii--- i_ corn. mil lu" months clo*ed 8-8 to M e*nt
;!- ipol ih- inarkei| was llrm. at,d la
rhflr.
hardened m maBlpaHllon al th<> \v.'.t. wMeh
frlght"!'.<i !"<i.i ihort*. OpBot rJoaed fMm B lo tl
Biglier. Nin" hnpflred lleroe* warx ashf for
pron.pi di-iivecv. lurlBdtiig 230 ti-r-..s for axpoct,
The oB?lai nn natlon* were a*. IoOowb:
Wl.eat-Jiiti", i?l "1 14. .inlv. #1 tv> :i 4 : Au<n*t,
tn; ?-; Beptember, BB; Oetober, BU 1_: NmemNe,
i,7 i --. Deee?ber, 87 :i4 t-ent- m.iv (188_), ei oa.
r.irii-Jaae, 83 l i Jaly, 81 T-. .vnnist. -.- :n;
heptenile-i .7 '. - . Oetober, ,7. I'.senil^r. '.:i Bfl?Ifl,
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