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H - - - . , , ...... --..... , H
I ONE 1OT IN IB MINGS.
H . iir in IS AXI ltOVI.K VIX TIMS
oaxk ton mi: xnir rimica.
aK . (1,ni. Mln Their rimrlhStrnlehtOnmB
HI tm Ih Hroofcljriiii-Jhlrno Twlcn
H nenten 'J ,l10 hllni1elpW-Cliicln.
HI nutli. Holon nnd llnlttinorc Alio Win.
Hi nnlr ono run was scored In tlio thlrteon-lnn-
H .., game I W1 ftt tho 1,rtl Qn,1"1" tordny.
HI dostho Son orkswero lortunnto oiiourIi
H MMcurotlii" solitary tnlly they nro again In-
H rtjSirf In tho H"t division, tho I'lttsburgs
JmJDlll8t''1otu, ,10,!n Kor tho fourth iiuo
M !.,itotlmo tho Brooklyn lost to the Louis-
?,,', an,i t. Philadelphia, who bent tho
Sieitgos twice. Increased tholr lend for otolith
? White tho Bostons again defentod tho
BtIaH I'lnn. ,hc,' nro stnl twenty-ono
lnt behind tho Clnelnnatls.as Ewlng'smoti
Won tho canin i.lnjctl nt Washington. Tho
H Cleveland p beaten by tho Haltlmorcs. but
H ,tU(.a.lthplaltorpla)or8. Tho results:
H ,wlort,liritubiii.o.
k lanliv-lltf.lil"1!11-8-
H Boiton. 8. St lxmls. 2.
Ill Qnrlnn.tl. 6, Washington I.
IB t,.n,.i.1nt,l lai Chicago. 8 (first game).
H Philadelphia, 7; Chicago. 1 (socond came).
H llalUiuore. 7 Cleveland. D.
Tnr mconD.
7r Ft
m nan Won. Jit.tml Clubi. Wtn.ltit.ernt.
I wianatl 6H 2S tiilllnttabiiro .. 4 38 .631
1 SSlon M 2I H42 Philadelphia Wl 41 .4HX
I R?Lnd 4 31 "1 Brooklyn M 4(1 .410
I riiumore 47 1 o I Waslilngton..30 60 .n7R
I . York. 43 37 .5liBt Loula ..34 HI .SH2
I MWTonK.l; riTTnuno, 0.
I only a handful of spectators 8nw ono of tho
most exciting games of tho seniion nt tho Polo
w Grounds yostenlay It rnlnod for two hours
iff before camo tlmo and at ono period It scorned
j 8nlmrof"'lhlllt'tol'ln5' Hut as tho rain ceased
1 about 4 o'clock tho Now Yorku Insisted upon
1 phylre. lor thoy behoved that thoy could de
J feat tho I'lttsburgs ami thoroby retake sixth
g place Accordingly tho gntos woro oponod and
3 a small band of faithful rooters who had been
f watting outside trooped In It rained off and
9i on throughout tho battle, but It didn't Intorfero
7 with tho play, which nboundod In sensational
' features, nno fielding, ltoht batting and superb
rlt-hlDK Itusto and Killen were tho opposing
twlrlersnnd loth wore In tholr mostlnvlnciblo
form Amos had eonsldcrnblo speod and splen
did eomninnd. whllo Klllon's left-handed twlsta
weroeien more puzzling than on Wodnosday,
when ho loat tho locals.
As inning after Inning wan complctod with
out runi the lfiO cranks roall7od that tho battlo
would bo ono of tho most noteworthy of tho
season, and when. In tho otolith limine, tho
rittfburss got three mon on bnsos with no
body out, they felt that only tho finest kind of
pitching could proAont tho visitors from wln
nlnc then nnd there. Hut old Amos put on tho
(team anil two men were thrown out at tho
plate, McCreory ending the Inning with an easy
pop fly Tho next threo Innings woro reeled
off rapidly, but In tho last half of tho twelfth
the locslrtcamo within n few feet of winning.
" Tlernan plcVed out one of Klllon's faBt ones
(and hammered It on a line for tho scoro board
In rlKht Hold. It lookod llko a home run, but
just as the leather was sailing over tho ropes
Donovan leaped into tho air and pulled it down.
It was a superb catch and mado tho thirteenth
Inrlne necessary.
Tho Plttsburgs woro onco moro blaokod, and
when tho Xow Yorks took their turn tho little
band of rooters did their bost to urge them on.
Dai Is openod with a clean single and a moment
later made a dosperato rush for sooond. Tho
ball thrown by Hclirlvor reached tho bag almost
with the runner, but George slid and waa de
clared safo on a close play. The Plttsburgs
kicked a moment or two. but were waved off by
Assistant Umpire Wood, and when Qleason
filed out the visitors began to play with in
creased pluck. Inajifly Davis made another
dash for third, and this tlmo he found Gray on
the base lino Iho men came togother with a
crash, but Davis was sofa all right, oa
ho had not been touched with the
ball in time. Gray was accidentally
ipllcedlnthomfxup, and tho players of both
teams did a little wrangling with one another,
but there was no open outbreak. It all depend
ed now on Jack Doyle, and tho lattor came up
as cool as could bo. Ylth all his strength he
(mote a Killen twistor. but tho ball wasn't hit
squarely and popped oior the pitcher's head
oier near l'nudcn. Tho latter rushod in to
jjMu male a pick up, but the ball vraa moving k
, (.lowly th.it Dai is raced homo with tho winning
run before the leather could bo handled. That
I ended the battle, and eierybodvwho saw It
said It was a mcdol exhibition of tho national
camo It was plnjcd In tho good tlmo of '1
hours and 12." minutes. Tho score:
' m toiik. rrrrsBrno.
-'. , X.1B.PO.A.E ln.p.o...
vlUltreii.cfO ono 0 Donovan, rf 0 2200
I Tlermn. lr o o 0 0 0 McCreory.cf.O 0 4 0 0
I Jor,lb 0 18 4 OOniy. 3b .01031
, ImtIi, 1 l H 3 0 O'Brien. If. 0 1 8 O 0
01tuon,2b 0 0 .1 4 O ridden, 2b. 0 0 2 O
Dorle, 8b . 0 1 3 2 1 Lake, lb . O 0 14 0 0
fj . Orldr, rf 0 0 0 0 0 Fir, M. ...00740
W. mr. c 0 1 10 2 0 Schriver. 0 0 12 2 0
M Eusie, p .00461 Killen, p. ...O 2810
&9 T.ul'- 1 48B20 2 ToUl .3o73716T
IB W Winning run icored with ono out.
If fbWlork. 000000000000 11
II 19 Kttlbure .000000000000 o-o
nllS Kntba6on errom-Xew York, 1; Pittaburg. 1.
IS f" onbae New York, 4, Pittiibunr, I). Double
IH flaj-Ely and Luke Two be hit Warner. Stolen
IH baatt-liavla ill. I'adJen. Tint baaa on balls OS
1W J""1'. 8. "0 Killen, J htmck out-Bv Ruaie, 6, by
mm Slllea, 2 Paaaeil ball llarner. Umpire Swart-
lH .00(1 "latant-lood. Time 2 boura and 25 mln-
I IB Attendance ISO.
I H LOUISVILLE, 7 J BBOOKLTN. 3.
1 - Kjlder Jones triod voir hard to beat tho
I B '"lllos at Washington Park yesterday aftor-
1 m noon, but tho handicap was too big, and tho
M rflPW wo,l..th?.lr. "eventh game from tho
I UrooklynB, while Qrlffln's players havo still to
I v e .lhelr ,nrst amB from the KontucklanB.
f,our times Jones toed tho plato nnd as many
1 .ST? h,h,lt tl'a ball to safo territory, tho last
effort netting three bases The other Brnokln
I plawrs. how eier. went down before Cunnlng
H jam rather easily In tho meantime JooYeoger
W was touched up In a Hiely fashion. The scoro:
' IBOOILTK. I L0CUVIU.E.
I H ., ulnroi,!. maro.j.i,
1 i.t?.n'JJf ? 0 1 O olaarke.If... 0 13 0 0
H fiSii'iQ 1.8 omatford.rt. .0 2 0 0 0
mi"',Vb2 ila 01 Wagner 8b 12 3 8 0
I Rh ,.n'B?.b 2 0 8 4 1 Da Wa. lb . 1 018 1 O
tt Si.i,8b' ? 2 a B Bttch.2b 1 1 8 8 0
ffl RS?0?1" i 9 2 5 0Cllnitmans3 2 17 0
I S:. '2 ! 1 1 Klttrlllm. 0..1 3 0 0 0
1 TotHa .lis"? io a' Total. 7 14 27 IT 0
I &fn. 00001002 0-8
lralttil!e 08000400 07
I 1 liUflJinlJ"; "R ror-LouUvllle. Left on bae-
1 if J iia.Sk.rfi UJ" b!ta-Bbeckard, Clarke. Htoleri
if iu!ri.i,tI"ee'J ,Rrlnr blt-Rttcbey. Double
li JiiliM? ? f,","? .' "-ban. n. fimnlngliaiii, Tlagner.
7 ll ImJii i.'f" ,ur nnballn-OffCunnlUKham, 2.
1 Md 21 mi,'n ',fh Afl-tani-Aiidrewi. Tlinu-1 hour
I Ht Mla ' mtuutea Attendance 300.
I 4- II01I0N, s, T. uui, i
f i toda'JIi,illk,2.71T,''lnrBe"bt baaeaonbalU
41 Dua '' lii'il" '"' " "n h"-lel U'tn ln an eaay
. 1 Plan Lemaaaaurj iffeHUo 'IbuBCnro:
fl I iumtoi , tT , ,.
l I Loc, ,. '"'oar H.UD1,I
I MabTrf V i " 1 9lnn.s 0 3 4 3 0
I Bus l! . ? " ,"f"'n7ei,tf 110 0 1
1 1 Lo, , .1. ,l. ? ' "l niaa. .lb 0 18 8 0
I ft Kntr'r n V 3 -' 1 1, c o o 4 2 I
IB WonwlMiii 7 "Tueker, lb 1 1 ft 1 2
I lltketi if' ', " "Cr),rf 0 o o O 1
, J' Uil, ",, i i u " 0PnNika,3b .0 1 O 0 0
j "u. i i o o j o ujior, p. n a a i o
l J"'''' " '-r'U I1 Total.. llilll
bt IU, 13000022 -8
' T.l L 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 1-3
t , Ui. Tin r.'v Flr,t ,, o" balla-Off
, 'I 'ulia i7.)"' " Htnukout-BrUwia, 4. by
I I 1 htiiBh..?. i: ?n ' rrora-lloaton, 8, Ht Ixiut,
I MnS!L " u".'1'.1' t'Illn. 1'ro.a. raaaed balla
Plt.Cd".ii 1 S1'! l'l"la-ralor, 2. Hit by
Hf lll.n.v '""'',",,T1 " WAMH-iOTON, 1,
iV t ! Iii,?ih", it ?'" -nator were uuable
f tie ii, I.' ri'lV, .e)liluca batted freely by
' Uaeie 1..I "1w"""r npiuber fintn tbe Inu
lb- (H-nailr. ''"' "-'"'lI'jF-irlWaBiier.auil Jolna
1 "t'lity Fliif, "ri ""k ebt..r la a twlrleraml
IrWi'il ..'"'.'""nuiniiMidcdto Mr Maiiinr
, ffintbe L,Ji""'J l"1,1"- tb flrt baaeman
v "riu::a"lj;lar"r;r.m
"""'ir. ! ClaCIHHTI
) f'lbacb, lf J1,",11:'' B IB I-.0.A .
4, Mivnir b o ?, T ,' J McBrlrte. cf.O 8 10 0
X nder.on,n ! 1 ' ? t'initb If 0 0 8 0 0
U Jl.omro'c1 o ? 'I 1 -ir..raii,M.o 6 1 r. 1
If il' Sb 5 I ". ? 'J"'IM. ibo IK. 1 0
k Jlril,, V ,' 1 o Irm ,lb 1114 0
i Xa-iiInTfJ 1 i ! Miliar, it 3 1 1 o o
S '. "'"'"' rfO J ? ' I Meliif, Id, ShO 0381
Ifl J " 2. Uw'',r, P... 1 2 2 8 0
fi uitoon ' ' " " '' ToU1 " "
f ! Claofnoatl 00001000 0-1
!)' UatUa.l, .0 0100010 8-6
y UO (aiErSMbiiigton. Ji Oindnnsti, .
l -WaolLton a, (andnnati. 0. Mi
jajEnJ'M ,
baas on balla Off Weyhlng. II. Btrnek out By Way.
bins, 1. Three.bnaa hit McPrlde, Two-baa bll
Donovan, Saerlne hit dtelnfeld. Btolen baaa
Miller. Double plsra flelbaeti and MeOnlra) Wri
ler and Anderaoni Dwyer and Beeklei Irwin, Btln
feld and Derkley. Ulnplrot Emilia and Hunt.
Time 1 hour and 40 minutes.
rim.ADtt.riiu, 13s cnicioo, 0 roar oauc,
rmnnci.rnlA, July 32. Tha Philadelphia
"canped" a braee from the Chlcleo to-day. In the
main It waa a plu-ber'a vlrtoryln both (tame.. In
the Brat frarOrth made Thornton and then Woods
luok like KellhiK platers In the aecond " Red" Dona
bur hud nierr lonu call on the antiquated Kllroy.
Thearoro.
riiiLAnriMiu. i cnicioo.
n. ln.r o.a. c. jiln. ro.A..
Cooler, cf 113 0 oRyan.U .,.01600
DoiutlM.lb3 8 H 0 OFrerlU, lb .03000
Delebantr.lfl 3 2 0 O Thnm'n,cf,pO 18 3 1
lAiiile. 3b 110 2 0,Dahlen,as 0 0 0 3 1
Fllek.rf .3 .1 8 O o'M'Corrok.BbO 3 0 2 0
McFarland.cl 1 2 I oiabrll.rf.. 12 2 0 0
Iiider, 8b .2 1 1 8 O Cnniinr, 2b, 1 10 11
Croaa, aa .01880 IXinahue, CO 1 O O O
Ortb, v 13 0 5 O Woods, p,cM 1110
.Chaneo.c o 1 1 0 O
Total . 12 10 37 14 0
I Totala .8 13 24 8 3
Philadelphia 1 0 114 14 1. 13
Cblrnjro O3000O100 0
Two-base hlta Dolehanty, Gooley, MoFarland.
Stolen baaea Lauder, Orth, Lajole. Three-base hit
lAiider. Hacrlllce hit lahnll. Flrtt baas on errors
Philadelphia, 3, Tirat baae on balls Flick (2), Mc
FarUnd, Kierltt, Donahue. Hit by pitched ball
Dahlen I.eft on baaea Philadelphia, OiThlcaco, 11.
Btniek out Cm.a, Thornton, Connor ll lid plteh
Monda Umpltea laffney and Drown. Time 2
hours and 7 mtnutce.
rmuDFLmtA, 7i cniaAoo, 1 sioond aaua.
ruiuniLrnu. cnicAoo.
Rln.ro. a. a. n.in.r.o. a.k.
Cooler, of. 2 1 1 o 0 Rran, lf, ...o 0 8 0 0
Doiiclaaa.lb O O 11 1 0 Frerltt, rf 0 1 10 O 1
Delrbanty, lfl 4 O o o Thornton.ef.n o 3 0 o
iAiole, 2b 1 1 2 O Dahlrn. as .1 1 2 8 O
Ulek.rf 1 O o o OMC'rm'k.lbO 2 2 2 1
Murphy, 0 0 2 2 0 0 Iabcll, rf . .0 O 1 O O
louder, 8b 1 3 1 R 1 Connor. 3b 0 0 8 8 1
Croaa ea 118 8 0 lHnahue, CO 0 10 0
Donohue, p 0 1 O 6 O Chance, o 0 0 0 0 0
'Kllroy.p, 0 10 3 3
Totala.,.. 718 37 18 1
Totals.... 1 6 2413 E
Philadelphia 0 081 J O 1 0 . 7
Chicago 00000100 01
Two-ba8 hlta Delehantr. Lauder, Laioie, Eyerltt,
MiCormlek. Three-baie hit Croaa. Ffnit baaa on
errors Philadelphia, 1: Chicago, 1. Urat baae on
balla Flick, Croaa lilt by pitched ball-Ryan (3)j
Douulaaa, Lajnle, Flick. Lofton baaea Philadelphia,
14- Cblrairo. R. Btrook out Flick . Wild DiUhea
Kllroy 2. Sacrifice hlta Lauder (21 Doiutlaea. Time
3 hours and U mlnntea. Umpires Oaffncy and
llrown.
lULTlMORf, 7; CLKVUAHD, 6.
Daltivom, July 22. The Baltimore won to-day's
eainn by opportune batting, McOann'a timely hitting
being the feature, his two three baggers lelng re
sponsible for tire of the Orioles' runs. Tha score:
DiLTIMOn. j fXETXUlND.
n. In.p.o.A. c. ii.ln.ro A. c
McOraw, Bbo 118 o Rurkett, lf..l 110 1
Keeler, rf .112 0 O Chllda, 3b ..1 13 3 0
Jrnnlnga. ea 1 3 8 8 lMcKean, aa..0 114 0
Relley. cf . 1 1 a O OiTebeau. lb o 1 10 O o
Demnnt, 2b 1 1 B 2 1 McAlear,cf..O 110 0
Mrflann 1 li 1 1 in 1 nilVallip !1H 1 9 1 1 n
Holmes. lf .0000 O Blake. rf.... 13810
Robinson, c 0 0 4 3 O.Crelger. c. .0 3 1 3 O
Hughes, p .1 2 O n O Wtlaon.p... 10 2 2 0
Totala 7103716 21 Total. 5112418 1
Daltlmore 0 3 0 0 0 3 2 0 ..7
Cleveland 00004010 O 5
Flrat baaa by errors Cleveland, 2. Left on baaea
Baltimore, 4: Cleveland, 7, Flint baae on balla
Oft" UiiKhrs, 2; off Wilaon, 4 Struck ont By Huithea,
8: by Wilson, 1. Three base hlta McQann (2). Two
lane hlta lllake, Crclger. 8acrincs hlta-Chllda,
Wallace, McOraw. Stolen baaea Crelger, Jcnntim.
Double playa Jenninga and McOann; McOraw, Da
montrevllle and McOann; Demontrovllle and Mc
Oann. Hit by pitcher By Wilaon, 1; by Iluuhea. 1.
Passed hall Crelger. Umpires O'Day and McDon
ald. Attendance 051. Time 2 hours and Glnutes.
Eastern Lengna.
AT BCTTALO.
a. b. a.
Buffalo 1 3 10 0 110 0 9 4
OtUwa 1 10 0 3 0 0 0 04 8 2
Batteries Brown and Urquhart; Herndonand Boyd.
AT TORONTO.
a. it. c
Toronto 1 O 0 a 8 O O 1 -B 18 o
ProTldenoo O O O 0 0 1 O O 12 7 8
Batteries William and Llpp; Brann and Noblet.
at anuccsK.
a. a. x.
flrracn.a. 0 O O 0 0 o 0 1 01 4 a
WUkeabam 0 0 0 110 0 0 03 8 3
Batteries Vorheea and Lake, Jamison and Coud
lng. AT KOimXAI.
a. B a.
Montreal a 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 1-0 0
Springfield O 10 0 6 0 0 0 O 8 9 6
Batteries Hewitt and Butler; Friel and Duncan,
Atlantic League.
AT BXADIKO.
a. run.
Raadtnc. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 a 3
Pataraon 1 1 0 O O O O O ..3 B 3
Batteries Fertaoh and lleydon; Ylan and Bemla.
AT LAKOASTEB nSST OAKZ.
a. n. r.
Lancaatar. 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 a 12 4
Norfolk .l 10 10 0 0 0 08 8 X
Batteries Bprogel and Wente; BUley and Fox.
BXOOXD 0AI1X.
a. rx. x.
Lancaatar 0 0 8 10 0 3 8 0-9 18 2
Norfolk o a o o o i o i o4 7 a
Batteries Clausen and Roth; Newton and For.
at UAnrvonn.
a. n. x.
Hartford. O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 8
Richmond. .- O 0 0 0 110 1 08 8 1
Batteries Ames and Williams; Sparks and Tig
neauz. New Torse State League.
At Roma Rome, 15; Canandaigna, 6,
At Auburn Auburn, 8; Lyons, a.
Other Games.
AT CAFX HAT.
X. w, X.
OapeM.y 1 0 0 0 10 3 0 04 10 3
Cuban X Olants .08140000 . 11 2
Battariea Ratcllffa, Stuart and Luakey; Beaden and
Williams.
AT OAAIOHAaiZ.
a. b. x.
Oawago... O 30001030 B 86
Olllams 0 1 O 0 0 6 6 0 ..11 16 0
Batteries Ooone, Ansell and Eolkhoff; White and
Robert.
AT XXW UATZIC.
a. n. x.
Meriden B 0 10 0 0 0 0 16 B 4
New Haven 8 0 0 0 10 4 0 ..8 11 7
Batteries Howell and Thelaln; Vollendoif and
Luchla.
at BicimzLD arnrKos.
a. n. x.
Rlchflaldi 1 0 4 10 0 0 1 ..7 U 3
Cooparstown 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 8 6
Batteriea Sedgwick and Lestage; MoBrldc and
Bullivan.
At Oeneva-Oenava, 16; Phelps, 10.
Baseball Motes,
To-morrow on tha fit. George Crloket grounds the
Hobokens will play the St Louis College team.
At Weehawken to morrow Robinson and Olareno
William, will be tha Cuban X Olants' battery agalnat
the W eat Now York Field Club.
Boarox. July 22.-President Bvlen of the Boston
team this morning said there wa absolutely no truth
In tha report that lloston waa to exchange Jack
Bttvetts for Career of Hi. Louis
Tha Seaside A. C. would like to arrange game for
July, Auguat and September with team averaging
it rear. old. Addresa William Murphy, Mount
cratto, Prinoa's Bay P, 0 Staten Island.
At the Westchester Protectory grounds to-morrow
tha Emeralds and Suburbans will plar tha second
Itama of the series for tha championship of Bronx
borough. The Protectory band will gire a concert.
Umpire Frank Oolden will call gam at 818O o'clock.
Trawls Robaon, Tale's third baseman In tha early
baseball games or tha season, died in New naven
featerday of typhoid fever, lie contracted hia Ulnea
hrough exposure at the New London boat race,
where ba atood for houra in tha rain awaiting tha
Jioatponed event. He vu 1U year old, and a an of
)r Itobson of PitUbnrg.
"Kid" McCoy was billed to umpire tha New navan
Mcriden baaball game here this afternoon. Ua um
pired In Mtndnn yesterday. Ua got as far aa tha
New naven Railroad atatlon thla afternoon whan ha
waa greeted with a telegram from hia manager order
ing him to New York and bidding blm umpire no
mora baaeball games. He took tha next train to Now
York. A crowd of about 1.200 people assembled at
tha baaeball park to eeo McCoy and were disappointed
at hia non-appearance
Doseball Games To-Day.
ATtONAL UAOUR AMD AHZBIOAM ASSOCJATJO.
Baltimore at New York, Boston at Brooklyni
Waablngton at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cleveland!
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
XAbTtSH LXAOUX.
Ottawa at Buffalo; Wllkeabarre at Syracuse; Spring
field at Montreal; Providence at Toronto.
ATLAMTIO LEIOUK.
Allentown at Newark, two games; Patcrspn at Raid
ing: Norfolk at Lancaator, two games) Richmond at
Hartford.
OTIIIB OAMia.
St ClolrF. O. va Central A. Cat MottHavn.
New York A. 0. va. row Jersey A. O., at Bergen
Bergen F, O. vs. Btaten Island A. 0, St West
nCriiifurd A. O. vs Manhattanvillo A. O , at Cran-
'"o'range A. A. vs Montclalr A. O , at Orange Oval.
HoutB Orange F. O. va. Newark K. 0 , at South
HriMikli n College a. ManhatUn Cuban OianU, at
'" thleikfof New York vs, UuguenoU, at Now Ro-
Tarn town vs Murrsj H11U, at Tarrytown.
Weetflcld A. O. vs. Brooklyn Height P. 0 , at West
Jamaica va. Pawalc, at Jamaica,
l'acino A. O va Brooklyn I" 0., at Jersey City,
htar Athletic a. Little Giant, at Newark.
Ton Eycka la Iewtowu Oraj a. at Nafto"?-.,..
Oarnervllleis Ht Ixiula (Wlege, at (JamervtUe.
UnioiiA A is DrtadnaugbtA Catt-anarale
VoluuUcrA A va WnionA C, at Mount ernon.
Doiaris. Morocco P.O., atDoier.
llaacbnll, I'olo Ground, To-I)ny, Si80 P, SI.
Baltimore va. New Tork. Admlaaloa 60.-d.
Daaebnll, Washington Park, To-Day.
0 .00 P. M., Brooklyn vs. Boston. Adm 1U., 80a,
16c,-Usa.
BERNSTEIN THE mNNER.
JIB OVTPOISXS BAXTltT IX TWIOTXT
ItOVSVS AT Tlia LENOX A.
Doth rut Up n Clean llont, but the Local
Sinn Keeps Ills Illvnl on the Defensive
Chlcngo Iloxer Strong nt the Ilnlah
Root Floors Lnnilng Twice nml tTlns.
For twonty rounds at tho Lenox A, 0. last
night Joe Bernstein of thla city attacked lMdlo
Bantry, tho Chicago boxer, with tho result that
tho latter was steadily outpointed. Thorowas
no Btago of tho gnmo whon olthor was In
trouble, and tho bout was cloan, well contested
and Interesting, Barttry'n faco was protty woll
bungod up, but ho was almost aa strong as tho
Ic tor when tho battlo ondod.
Tho seating capacity ot tho big amphitheatre
was not ovortaxod when tho preliminary bout
oftwolvo rounds at catch weights was put on.
Tho principals were mlddlowclghta, Tom Lan
sing ot Louisville and Jack. Root of Chicago.
Charloy Whlto, as usual, was the reforoo. Tho
men woro big and strong, and tho crowd
saw vlslona of slugging tho moment tho
first boll Bounded. Hoot, who had novor
boon soon In tho East boforo. eurprlsod
tho sports by cutting tho paco. Lansing
had boon lookod upon as a sure thing, but nttor
tho second round Root had auchanmhantago
that tho Louisville man's followors lookod bluo.
Lansing's loft oyo was cut and In tho third
round ho remained almost wholly on tho do
fonslvo, although ho brought Into play n loft
chopping blow that carried a danger signal.
Lansing was tired in the fourth mid dropped to
ono kneo without rocohlng n blow. Ho also
rannwayfrom tho rushes bythoChlcngoflghtor
which followod. Koot's noso was bleeding In
tho fifth, but ho kept on forcing his
opponent, who, though still tired, was
yot a dangorous proposition bocauso of his
hoavy-hlttlng ability. Tho sixth round had
scarcely begun when Root got to closo quar
ters anil in n hammor-nnd-tongs mix-up ho
caught Lansing on tho jaw with a right Tho
Loulsilllo tighter stnggored and caught hold of
tho ropes, nt the same tlmo turning aiwiy from
his rlvnl. who. with cool deliberation nml ac
curacy, knocked him down with another Jolt on
tho chin Then tho rcferoo interfered and de
clared Root tho winner. 'Iho timo of this round
was 40 seconds. Laniinc had prei lously mndo
It known that In case of victory ho wnntod to
meet tho winner ot tho Oreedon-Bonner bout.
Root, from his showing, appears to be untitled
to tho honor eoiekd by Lansing. ThoChlca
poou was unearthod by Parson Davles. and tho
latter holiovcs that he has a comer.
Tho betting on the iiornstein-Hantry go. tho
star event, was 100 to 70, w It h t ho former pop
ular choico. Tho clubhouse had filled up pretty
well by tho tlmo tho little follonscame ui. tliero
being about 'J.GOO persons present. Tho con
ditions ot this match woro twenty rounds at
125 pounds When tho bos wero Introduced
Bernstein had tho larger number of constit
uents with him. judging from tho applauso.
Bantry had height nnd roach In his fa or v, hen
they squared off. They agreed to break whon
ordered.
Bernstein set tho gait with fast leading and
snmo good hlons nt closo quarters. Ho was
physically tho bupcrlor of Santry, but the latter
was trained to make a long, patient light, such
as ho put up against Oeorgo Ulxon. bantry
tried a heavy swing for the jaw In tho second
round, nnd, as Bernstein ducked, tho Chicago
boy went sprawling on nil fours When he got
up Joo fought him nil oer tho rlnp.Hantry
keeping cooll on the defensive until tho bell.
Shortly after tho third openod Santry shon ed
his speed by lauding a couple of right that
shook tho local boxer up considerably. But ho
preferred not to hasten matters, as Bornsteln
was still anxious to forcothe Issue. In mold
ing a rush Bornsteln sat down in tho fourth
round, but ho jumped up quickly and with a
couploof lofts ho cut Santry's right ojo. Tho
gash was Insignificant, however, and didn't
bothor Eddie a bit. Bernstein continuod his
assault In the fifth, with tho result that the
Chicago boy's left eo was split and the blood
trickled down his cheek.
Santry received Instructions from Tom
Hharkoy. who waa in his corner, to cut loo.e in
the sixth, and when ho obeyed ho found that
TtnrnRtnln W.11A hnt Htllff nt. this ntvle nf ItMiHniT.
Nothing sensational occurred In the soientli
and eighth rounds, Bernstoln keeping at his
work perslstontly with Santry continuing on
tho defcnsii o. Tho ninth and tenth w ero une
ventful and possibly a hit tnmo in the estima
tion of tho moro bloodthirsty ring rntrons, but
tho eleventh was faster and conspicuous bo
cause of tho fact that Bernstein had two to ono
tho better of the whole affulr.
Santry woke up in the twelfth nnd Inflicted
somo damage with n series of left hooks on
Joe's face. Ifo also made his presonco felt in
tho thirteenth by walloping Bornhtcln hard on
tho jaw with a plle-drlvluc right. Bernstein,
Infuriated, mixod It up. and onco moro cut
Eddie's left eoopen. The Chicago boy camo
back with an unexpected rush which made tho
Now Yorkor drop to his knees to avoid punish
ment. But Joo was a long way from being
in serious trouble and resumed his relentless
nttnek in tho fourteenth. Bantry, howeier.
was showing an improvement in his work nnd
broke e en on tho round.
Santry landed n hook on the back of his an
tagonist's head In tho llftoonth which was pro
duotiio of a stagger. Still Bernstein hammered
Eddie's fnco nnd ejes with the usual bruiMng
results Bernstein did tho bulk of thoviorkln
the uoxt two rounds, although ho did not liaio
much to snare. Iho eighteenth ins tho fastest
round of the bittlo. and tho crowd cheered as
tho men slugged right nnd left until thev bo
camo locked on tho rotH's. Bonibtein missed a
vicious right bander that he aimed for Santry's
jaw, and both laughed.
When thoy had grasped hands nt the begin
ning of tho twentieth round tha crowd urged
them to muke n hot finish Thoy mixed it up
with honors about oven. Santry showing that
ho had strength enough loft to fight all night
If necessary. Tho roforee decided in favor of
Bernstoln, and there nasunliersal satisfaction.
Gossip of the Itlng.
Larrr Burnea of Ochoea la ready to box any feather
weight.
H. O. P., New Yorkv-He wa only champion of
America.
Jlmmv Barry aays he will not do any boxing again
until fall.
WHIM , New York. They met at New Orleans on
Sept. 7, 1RU2.
B. K., New York. Ha wo bom at Halifax, Nova
BcoUa, on July an, 1870.
Tha data of tba contest between Joa Oana and
Jemmy Currou ha been fixed for July 28 at Phila
delphia. Joa Butler has sgreed to meet Jim Jeffries In six
round bout at Philadelphia. The pair will come to
gether within three weeks.
Billy O'Donneil and Luke Steven have been
matched to box a limited number of rounds at Buf
falo on next Monday nlnlit.
Tha Western A. C. of San Francisco is trying to ar
range a match between Joe Cho nakl and Alec Oreg
Rsins. A fewyearsagoOreirgnlnswasconslderedtne
beat middleweight on the Pailflc roattt.
Both Oeorge Munroa and Terry McOoram are In
fine oundltlon for their twenty flva round bout to.
night, 'lhlawillbe tho thin! meeting between tba
pair. Casper Leon aaj ha wlU challenge the winner.
Oeorge Oroen (Young Corbett) arrived here last
night from Asbury Park. Oreen is in the best of
health and la in great fettle for his coming meeUng
with Mrsterlon BlUy Smith at tba Lenox A. C. on
next Friday night
Mexican Pete Everett, who la oomlng F.aat to meat
any of tha hearrwelghta. will be looked after when
be get hare br I)ve Holland. Deaplta hta quick de
feat by Jim Jaffriea. Holland think that Pete will
eventually maka hia mark in the ring.
Tom Sharker said yeaterday that ha will accept tha
challenge of Ed JJunkhorst of Hrracuee, and agree to
box tbe latter twenty rounds here or at Hrrocuse.
Sharkey alao says he will ba ready to box within two
weeks Dunkhorst, while not very clever, 1 said to
bo a eUff puncher and game.
Tom TJnrns forced Out of tho Newark Club.
Newasx, July 23. Tom Burns, who purchased tha
franchise of the Newark Baaeball Club from " Dea
con "Ellla last spring, ha been forced out of bull-
nraa through the raf ileal of Ma taam to wait a while
for the two weeka' salary dua them, when tha
player struck a ehnrt Upie ago thay were au.pendad
by the League and Burn got together auotber team
in twenty-four boura. Subsequently the striker
agreed to resume on the cooperative plan, providing
tha ausptnsion wss raised. Burns had it rubed,
but after playing two daya tha team again
kicked, pocketed all ot tha gate receipts,
even that to which tha visiting club waa
entitled, and again refused to go on unteKS tho
hack aalariea were paid and future aalarteH guaran
teed. Charles Bloemeik. owner of tha baaeball jpark,
had agreed to sea that tha player got their mouuy.
firovldlug he got tha franchde, ao Hums was forced
o turn it over to the League and it waa given to
Hloeuieck. Burns'a three months' experience cost
blm over $.000, most of which wa spent in pur
obaalng tbe franchise. Hlx wot Sundaya and poor
we ek-dar weather during the drat aix weeks sent blm
broke. Hums will now tudnaror to get a position on
the atari of National 1cague umpires, a plaui that h
1 well (juallfled to till.
Decker Does Not Get the St. Loull Club.
St. Louis, July 32. The deal between E. E. Becker
and Chri Yon der Aha for tha St. Loulebweb.il
franchise waa doclared off thla afternoon. Nobody
knows what Von der Ahs will do now, unless It 1
himself, and ha declined to night to say a word, Tba
sale that failed was made to Becker on the but day
that Von der Aha could dispose of tha franchise at
priiate sale. No uoUca of a publlo aalo has been
made, and It la doubted that such a notice would ba
legal, now that tha day forthenubllo sale baa passed.
A stormy moetlng waa held tine afternoon lu the
omceof Jubn U Johnson, Von dir Aho's lawier.
Becker aald ho offered 00,000 for the f ranchisa free
of debt. Von der Aha owed more than that and soma
of the creditors rrfusod to settle on thetenna offered.
1 hie forced Hacker out. It la understood that the
I holder of the first mortgage for 120,000 will take
action to-morrow. Meanwhu the affaire of the cor- f
porUonaresoiaii4Uitao en can say what will
laHHHHHHHHOH
itomma.
Winner In tha rirst liny Ttaeat of the
Notional Itegnttn.
FniLABKLTHiA, July 22. Tho fl rst day's rnoos
ot tho National Association of Amntour Oars
mon was a grand success. Tho woathor condi
tions woro lino. The air was cool and a lUoly
wind blow down tho oourso, but It Intorfored
only slightly with tho crows. Now York did
not faro ery well on tho day. Tho city had
threo ropresontatles. tho Union In tho Inter
mediate eight, which flnlshod third; A. O.
Wolon ot tho Unions, who did not finish In tho
Intormodlato slnglo trial, and Mark Davis of
tho Harlem?, who qualified In tho first trial of
tho Intermediate. Dailswasvory tlrod at tho
llnlsh and doos not appear to havo much show
ot winning tho raco.
Tho greatest contest of tho day and probably
tho best In years was tho senior four-oarod
Bhslls, in which tho Argonauts ot Toronto,
Arlolsof Baltimore nnd Westerns of St. Louis
woro entered. Attor tho turn tha Bt. Louis
men camo out ot It, and thou began a wonder
ful raco botwoon tho oarsmon Irom Toronto
and Baltimore l'irst ono led nnd thon tho
other. It was anybody's rnco tn the end of tho
island, 100 tarda from tho lino. Hero tho
Arlols stoored poorly nnd cut far oiertotho
west, losing two lengths nnd tho rneo. F. II,
Thompson ot the Canadian cruiv Mas attacked
with cramps boforo tho half-mllo murk was
reached. This never feared tho men from
across tho bortlor, who simply pulled him along.
Ten Eyck and Lewis won tho senior doubles
nttor n pretty race, beating out Marsh and
Monoghan ot tho l'cnnHyhanla Barge Club by
about two lengths I'cnnsiliatitn had tho lead
almost to the turn and bothorod the Worcester
men considerably. Coming down tho course
tho Worcester representatlios hit up tholr
stroke and In a beautiful spurt went to the
front nnd stayed there The tnlr-oared shell
raco was a procosslon, Pennsylvania defeating
tho Argonauts by something llko fifteen
lengths. At the slat t the Canadians passed tho
local crowns though tho latter uns chained.
This spurt, hoiiei or, did not Inst long. When
tho Imlf-milo mark wus renched l'onnsylvntila
hod u commanding lead and tliuy rowed homo
easily.
Tho Intermedlnto eight raco went to tho
orack Fiilrmount crew. Tho Unions woro left
behind 100 yards from the sUirt, and llnlshod
tibout six longths In tho rear of Pennsylvania,
wbo was houteti two longths by tho Fulrmounts.
Summary:
Intermediate Sinale" First Trial Heat Won by
John McC. Hinder, Malta II 0 1'hlladclphL: Mnrk
O. Hails, Harlem ltoutClub,Nuwnrk, second, 1 rank
Marsh, Ptnnsylvanla Uarge Club, third. Tlmo,
10 .u, 10 zo, io r.im.
Second Irial Heat Won by Amos Kubik, Sprins
field I). O ; H. li. West, Mlllstreain 11. O .second, A O.
VI nlf, linlon B C . stopped. Times, lo 2U, 10 in4
Pair-Oared Shells won by Ptnusjlvanta Barge
Club. John Filer, atrokc, aud Henri O. B-ott, bow:
ArirouBTii u u , loronio, ,ineepu nimr, eiroaa, aim
E. II. Thompson, bow. second. Time, n r,i, 10 117.
Senior Double Sculli W on by W achu.ett 11 C ;
E. II. Ten Ej ck, stroke, and C. II, Lewis. Ihiw, time,
II minutes It seconds. Pennsylvania llitvc Club, Ed
ward Marsh, strokt , and Hugh Monoghan. bow, sec
ond: time, 0 mlnutea llllf seconds. Crcarent Boat
Club, Dai Id Halstnad, stroke, and C. II. Margerum,
bow, third: time, 0 inlnutis 45 seconds
8ninrrour Oared 8hella Mon bj A.nmnaut B.C.
Toronto; Joseph Wright, stroke; F. II Thompson, 2;
E A. Thompson, a, and It. G. Vlunti. 1hj, time, u
minutes 2 seconds. Ariel B. f, BalUmore, second;
time, I) mlnutra 10 aecoiuls. Western Rowing Club,
St Louts, third, time, ft minutes :n seconds
Intermediate Eight Onred Shells Won hy Fair
mount It. A., E. Nahill, bow; 11 iJing, 2, O. Fngl ,
0, W. Schrlber, 4, P Daly, 5, S UraJs.ll; T. Rchell,
7, and J. Carr, stroke, E Connullj, coxswain: time,
8 minutes 2 3 r seconds. Pennsylvania Hargo Club,
second, tlmo, 8 minutes V1H second.. Union Boat
Club, New lork, third, time, 8 minutes 42 aeconds
Thousands of dollars haio been wagered on
tho result of the senior eight race to-dnv. Tho
VnnslianlaBargoClublsa big fniorlto Tlio
Fulrmount crow, which won to-day, will also
start, and promises to bo a factor in tlio race.
New Intercolleglnto ltowlng Assoclntlon.
Albany, July 22. Tho Intercolleglnto Row
ing Association, with principal oflleo In Now
York city, was incorporated to-day to adianeo
intorcolleginto bont racing between crows to bo
selocted from undergraduato students In Amer
ican colleges and uniMrsltles. The directors
of the association, who shall tie known ns stew
ards, are Benjamin I Wheelerof Ithaca, Thomas
Heath ot Philadelphia and Francis S. Bangs of
Now York.
IXTEllXATIOXAT. CIIESS.
Testerdny' Result In the Big Vienna
Tournntnent.
Vienna, July 22. riay In the International
chess tournamont was resumed this morning,
when the thirty-sixth round was pluyod. When
an adjournment was mado at 2 o'clock six
games had been concluded. These games wero
recorded as follows: Janowskl beat Walbrodt,
Blackburno beat Trenchnnl. Showalter beat
Batrd, Sehlechtor be.it Caro, Marco lost to
Llpko and Maroc7y beat Hnlprin. BchlfTers
nnd Alapln nml Tschigorln and Tarrnseh ad
journed their games In cion positions. Pills
miry seemed to liaio a lost gnmo nguinst Burn.
This game had to bo adjourned again, still in
faiorotllurn Tsehlgorin and Tnrraseh drew
In tho een!ng sitting, uhllo Schlffers and
Alapln adjourned their game a second tiuio.
The record up to dnto:
Il"m. Lolt I Won. Xfltf.
Alnrln is HI Pillsbnry 2ni 7K
Hsird 0 2ll Schlllcrs ir,i IN
Blackburne ....17 in Schlechter.... 2J 14
Burn 1H U,i Showalter U.i W4
Caro r-'H 2JHi Stclnita ?3H ll'
Halprin 14 21 .Tanasch 2rt Rirf
Janowskl 2r 10 Trenchard e 211
I.lpke 1IIK lr.KiTsi higorin 20 lr,
Marco 17 10 iWalbrodt ... .lBl' IdM
Maroczy .. 1UH lf,i
Tho thirty-seventh round, being the last but
one, will be plu ed to-day In the following ordor:
Halprinis. btelnitz, IJpke a. Schlechter. Carols.
Phoaller, liaird s. lllackburne, Trent hard vs. Pilln
bury, Burn a Janowskl. Walbrodt vs Schlllcrs.
Alapin vs. Tarrasch, Marocry vs. Tschigorin, and
Mun.0, a bj a.
Golf.
To-day's golfing on tho links includes tho July
handicap for tho Doctor's Cup. at tho htnten
Island Cricket and Baseball Club; class B
handicap, at Baltusrol Golf Club; President's
Cup match, at tho Fairfield County Club ; handi
caps at tho Queens County, Crescent A. C, and
Shinnecock Hills links, and team matches bo
tween Harbor Hill nnd Englewood, nt Harbor
Hill: Country Club of Westchester and Dykcr
Meadow, at Djker Meadow, and Rockaway and
Oakland, nt Ccdarhurst
Tho team match between tha Oakland and
Queens county Uams will no plajod on tlio
links of the Litter club on Aug (I. It is said
that after the hlilnnceock Hills tournament,
for which tlio entries close to-day, both W J.
TrnvlsnndH M Ilurrlninnwlll claim Mondoii
brook Instead ot Uukland as their homo club
The fashion sot by tlio Morris County Oolf
Club of obtaining tho opinions of a jury of ex
perts before breaking ground hasbcen folloivbd
by the Oolf Club ot Lakeivood in laingout Its
now links. Tho now course will haie a playing
length of 5,(JOO ard. nnd Is laid out on tho
former Nathan Straus funn. the old farmhouse
making a flue clubhouse Work Is steadily pro
gressing on tho links, and everything will bo In
roadlness for tho members wlien thoy return
to Lukoiiood in Ootober. Tho November open
tournament will be hold on the new courso.
Stamford, July 22. Tho features on the
links ot tho Wee Burn Holt Club to-morrow
will be putting contests for prizes, Tho bogie
handicap competitions which are shortly to be
played aro attracting considerable interest
among the members. The resident member
ship Is now full nnd can bo Increased only by
speulul vote ot the club.
Lunn Tennis.
Stbacvsc, July 22. The fin. 1. in the men's doubles
were decided hero to day and, aa expectod, M, D
VI hitman ami It D. Ctrletou of Hamird outilajcd
their moru youthful opponents, Heals Wright and
j,no ware, winning inn cuu iu uiree sirnigm etui.
VI ara appeared to play listlessly aud without heart,
most of the work falling on Wright, who could not
stop the rally of balls which Whitman and Garlcton
smashed in hia direction, E F, Torrey of Clinton
won tho consolation singles. The scores
Handicap Singles E. T. Oroas, Hartford, beat 0,
Whltbeck, Harvard, ll a, tt-1; Beals Wright. Boston,
beat I) Hide, hyrseii.e, H U, 0 ,1. T M. lionohua.
New nrk, beat E F, Torrey, Clinton, fl 1, n 1;
W, W Magee, Hyrncuse, btat J, A Itundall, Syracuaa,
6 7. 82. t) a, E T.Oross, Hartford, beatT M.lJon
ohuc, 0-2, J, C, Mhitbeck beat T, Vlokera, Hyro
cuae, 8 fl, 8 O.
(luntlemen's Singles Tbinl round M. P. Whit
man btat C. Whltbetk. 11-2, ll 0.
Oentletnen'a Doubles V liitman and Oarleton beat
Emcn-and Donohue, 01, 0 1 Wright and Ware
belt Whltbeck and Oross. fl 1, 02! Wright aud
Carle ton boat White and Wilkin., (1-1, 11-2.
Final lu Doubles Whitman and Carlaton beat
Mhlte nnd Wright. 0 -t, 7-a. 0-2
Consolation hiiiglea Unal round E. F. Torrey
best l W Msee. ll -a, 7-r.
CnicAoo, July 21 The Eastern tennis pla era had
a hard day of it in tba Western amateur rbamploa
hip tournament to day. Aa a reault of the day'
play all the huterncra ara out of the raco for houors
In tha single and only W ard and Davie, tho Hanard
men. remain aa contoatanta fortheehamplnnshlp In
double.. Only two gauica were plajed. Intbeaenil.
flrutla In alnglea W, 8. Bond defeated J. D Forbes,
715, 04 llond and Collina were equally fortunate
In tha doubles, taking threo straight from Fisher and
Forbos, 0. tl 4, 0 i. To morrow the Duals in
doubles will ba played and Wrann and Belden will
meet in the eeml finale In singles. Tha tournament
will not ba flnlabed before next Tuesday,
Cricket.
Tha Btaten Island and New Jersey A 0, eleven
will meet to-day at Llilngston, and It should proi
to ba one of the most luttireatlug cricket contest of
tha championship series ot the Metroiolitan District
Cricket League, Tha other game to-day will bet
Itosevllla vs. New York, at llosevlllei Manhattan vs.
King County, at Prospect Park, Montclalr va Brook-
I lyiA, at Moutclair; Peterson va. Kearny, at Fatoreon,
ana Arbroath va.UnhttAn second, at Prospect Park.
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NEWS 01? THE WHEELMEN.
itmmiH o.v aunvACB oaiib aud
ClVLEItH LIAUUC XU ACCIDBKX,
Why n Ilroohlyn Jlan Doe Not Use the
Coney Islnnd Cycle l'nth on fiiindny The
BInnnger of Linton Upposod to Any
Special Agreement In the Itnce To-l)ny.
It Is hard to toll whothor the passongor who
alights from acnrwlthoutlookiugaroutid ortho
blojnllst who rides closo alougsldo of a rapidly
moving car Is moro In tho wrong. Tho small
numbor of nccldonts between whoolmon and
car riders bocauso ot this carelessness on tho
partof eaoh Is astonishing. Conductors usually
warn passongors about to alight when tliero Is a
truck or other heavy vohlcle approaching, but
they do not Boom to think that tho silent, swift
moilng blcyclo In worthy of consideration. The
rumblo of tho othor vehicles, or their slzo, ap
prises conductors ot their near presence, but as
for turning their heads about and using tholr
eyes ob a caution against eycles, It Is
something most of tho faro takers do
not do. Bo tar as blcjclcs aro con
corned passongors leaving cars must look
out for themsohes. It was probably hecauso
this condition of affairs Is genorally recognized
that every observer soomod to enjoy tho dis
comfiture ot a conductor on tho Madison ava
nuo line yesterday whon ho was struck by a
wheelman, and both recoiled a losson calcu
lated to mako thorn moro wary lu tho futuro.
Tho conductor had boon on tho front platform
and stepped oft suddenly, with tho confident
and easy swagger that Is born of familiarity. A
rider who had boon kcoplng right besldo tho
car hit tho conductor, and both wont up In tho
air. Nolthor was hurt and oven tho wheel
cseaped injury, but whllo tho conductor was
sprawling on tho ground his car wont on, and
In ordor to catch It ho had to got up and run
ahead without stopping to sucaruttlie cyclist.
"Tho Coney Island ejelo path was a great
thing when It was first built and It still Is a
magnificent stretch ot whoolway, but tt is tlio
last placo I wnnt to go on a Sunday," Bays a
Brooklyn oycllst who gots out on his maohlno
overy day. "Tlio reason I say this Is because If
I go on thopathlh.ivo torueot a lot otyounrr
clils who have not learned to ride and nlot of
old men who never will loarn, aud I would
rather oncountoralocomotUo than Buoh per
sons. Tho girls never should havo receliod
permission toloave tho blcyclo academy and tho
men net or should havo cntorod ono. I think
that any of tho o clo paths Is about tho racanost
place In tho world for ridhur. Olio mo tho open
road that Is rough enough lu places to keep away
the dilettante and I am happy. Tho moro cyclo
paths thero aro built tho moro clumsy and In
competent riders nro going to bo encouraged to
go out and meuucoHho life uud llmbot oiery
ouo on tho roud."
A handy littlo dovico such as any ono might
haio mado for personal uso had tho idea oc
curred opportunely Is being marketed by n
western llrm. It is designed forthopurposoof
enabling a rider to clean a chain without re
moving it or men getting tho hands dirty. It
Is a Quarter cirelo motnl easo mado to slip oi or
tho sprocket. A clip attached to tho loivor tubo
holds it firmly in placo. By upondlng the hl
cjclo this case becomesa trough very much llko
that In ulileli a grindstono reiohes. This
trough is filled with gasollno and then by
turning tho sprocket tho chain is cleaned about
as thoroughlyas it could be by taking ltoff and
soiklng It. The metal trough Is. of courso,
thin enough and sufficiently narrow to permit
the crunk to pass ot er it.
It was not entirely certain yesterday after
noon whether tho accident agreement suggest
ed for adoption In to-dui's men between Mich
ael and Linton will bo followed It won pro
posed that In caso olther rldor had a break
down tho rnco would bo stopped and n now
sturt mado from tho point vi hero each was at
tho tlmoof tho mit-hap. Michael and hit man
agers aro nirri'i'ablo to this arrangement, but
Secretary II. L' IJuckor of the National Track
Association.fornhleh organization Linton is rid
ing, did not accept tho terms. Iitickur takes tha
st.ind that any sueh condition is unsportsman
like. Ho claims Unit the only fair thing for both
men is to ride tho r.u.0 nhero the chances of ac
cident aro the bimo. Duckor aigues that It is
too easy for u man to cause nn accident to him
self when ho is facing defeat. An man, ho de
clares, can break, a pair of handle bars or bond
a pedal or mukoatlm go wrong whenever ho
deslros. Tho proposition of calling a halt and
starting n raco anew he compares to that of
ono battleship coasingto lire whenever Its euo
my got into trouble Duckor thinks thut Lin
ton will bent Michael and show himself to ba
clearly tho taster man.
Tlio outings planned by the local blcyclo or
ganizations for to-uiorroiv aro as follows:
Club. SUrt. Destination.
Arcannm M hcelmen Holioken Tcnaflr
AmphlouVMici linen .UrooMjn OltnKood
lirooLljnll C ....Ilrotklin l'ompton
Bilnhwick Wheelmen Hrookljn . .. . 0)t.U Hay
Jiroi klyn lUinbltrs UrooMjn .... OrceuuoodLakn
Carroll Park W Hrooltlin Tarrytown
(Vntun Whtcluicn. Mnnbattan Fnrllotkaway
F. b MsiithL UruokUu LttkeSucieca
lederal Wheelmen Brooklyn FurJtockaway
1 oan Whfflmin .. Hrookbu l.wibrook
Initt Island l ... Urooklin Diinetlen
Liuigiro Whotlimn .Manhattan ltjcltcach
Midtson Wheelmtu.. Manhattan Com Iland
Maton Wht i linen . Hrooklin Hempstead
N ihsitu W heolracu . Brooklyn Asburi 1'nrk
Orange Wheelmen Ornngt . .. .MorrlBtown
Pcim fllen W hndnicn. Brooklj n Fort Schin ler
Outens Boro' IV. . .Itichiuoud HIU . .OjHterlljiy
llli erslde W hcelmen Manhattan Anaudule
Itoyal Arcanum W. Ilrookbn ... UotkaHay
Htd Hooi. Whtelmen BrookUn Bath Ueai h
Itoyal Artanum W MsuhattAu. . VMuto Plains
Ht Oeorge Wheelmen. Manhattan ... Prospect l'urk
SttlgerMhcclintn MuuhutUin .. Coneylslsud
Waierl Ultjclul lub . llwokln Longlleath
Wold American ..Manhattan Westchester
It will bo found a first-ruto thing In deter
mining which way to rldo to-morrow for
wheelmen who havo not provlousli committed
themsclios to Borne given run to look up tho
signal service report or take observations
from some weather vane nnd note which way
tlio wind is blowing. Tho vnluo of such a
course as this was well Illustrated on last Sun
day, when riders who had beeu In different
directions met nt night and oxehaugod com
ment on tho oxporlonces of tho day. Tho wind
was from the seaward, and thqio who rode to
tho JerMiy shore, or Conoy island, or Hooka
way. thought It was a delightful day with
plent of breozo abroad, whllo thoso who rode
Inland oier country IiIHh said that it
was a scorching duy, with not a lilt of
tool ulr to bo found. The best thiirg for a
ojellst not otliorwlt-o engaged to do on a Suu
duy Is to moid tho se.ishoro when there Is u
laud breozo and seok boiuo elevated piece of
woodland for tho objective point of his run. but
lu swolterlug woathor, when thoro Is any breeze
coining oil tho ocean, that is the only placo to
head for This Is a simple bit of policy which
it takes only a mite of thought to comprehend,
but thousands ot riders continue to layout Sun
day trips on FridHyand huturday and adhere
to thorn, no matter what tho teiuperuturemay
be or how tho wind blows.
The night showers of tho woek havo loft the
country roads In a condition much better than
thoy worn u week ago, so far as dust is con
cerned. For the bonolU of riders who will
travel oier local roads to-morrow, tho follow
ing Information, condensed from tho weekly
report of tho L. A. W. correspondents, will bo
helpful bo tnr as knowing what rout-en to uvoicl:
Between 118th street and 127th stroot tho
Boulovnrd Is poor, and at 127th street thors
nro concealed car tracks thut roqulro riders
to ho careful nnd mako coasting at tills
point especially risky Com out avonuo
and Boulevard Lafayette are still tin
rldablo. I'lghth avonuo below Ftfty-nlnth
street Is boing torn up for tho extension
of tho trolley system. Riders will do well to
uso Mfty-sovouth street or Fifty-olghth street
us a commotion between the osphnlted routes
of tho east and west sides. Cyclists oomlng
home at night and turning Into So onty-fourth
streot will uo well to remember that tliero Is u
dangerous hole between Columbus and Am
monium avenues. Sixty-ninth street, west of
Contral Park, Is being torn up Fifth avenuo is
being asphalted between Sixtieth and Elghti
etli streeU. Asphaltiiigwurk is also going on
on 110th Btroot. west ot Tlrst nvonua. Botwoon
Miirilarm niAnim hrlrlfA litlfl Thlril nvAiniM
llWth Btreot Is In wretohod condition Tho
l'ordham road Is poor. Botwoon Scarborough
and Sing Sing thurpad Is being rapulred.but
riders muy use tho old Croton Aqueduct Good
riding can be found all over Long Island. The
roud to Long Beach Is In poor condition. On
btaten Island ropuirs are being made along
Hjatt street. Llilugstono placo and Hahberton
avenue Otherwise tho popular routes In Rich
mond aro In good uhupe. In Now Jersey ncurly
nil tha favorlto wheeling roads aro In good
shape, but for a week past tho torrlble mosuulto
lias boon i or) muuh lu o Idence If the wind Is
blowing the right way to-morrow ho may prova
more troublesome to riders than holes in the
ground,
A brand-new style of cyole rack has been dis
covered by a Now Jersey fnrmer who runs a
waysldo inn. It posbosses the oombined vir
tues of great elllolency and extromo ohoupnoss.
This illBpensor ot soft drinks, who on week
das hunts the potato bug nna mosquito, has
taken the wheel of an old farm wagon and af
ter cutting the epokes lu lult bus stood tho
bub on end In a wooden socket In a fixed !
Bltinn, BIoicIoh aro pushed in between tho
epokes. which, radiating In all directions, makes
it oonveiilent for every uer to stow his wheel
and romoio it without Interfering with any of
theotlierx.
" Drinking by the oyclometer." according to a
member of a Brooklyn bicycle club, is asohemo
which waa entirely his own. but has beon
(pollod. .In. tolling how It hnppened ho ex
plained that ho could rldo off the oftocts of ono
fdnss of boor per mllo and could thoroforodrlnk
ortr glastios and rldo forty mllos and keep fit
for family prayers, lleusod his cyclometer as
a check on hlmsolt In order to got homo nnd bo
!n condition to mako his wifo bnllovo that ho
iod not taken anything. If ho drank two boors
io always mounted nnd rode two mllos with
out rt stop, whllo on the othor hand ho cal
culated that a ten-mllo spin without pausing
entitled him to ten beers. In a moment of
weakness he botrnyed his systom to a olub fol
low, wliosow Ifo was aciiualnted with his own.
A few dnys later the mlleago drinker went ont
with a friend, and returning thoy made astrctch
of eight miles without halting. It was lint, and
the oight glossos of lager wero easily disposed
of In tho courso of a half hour chat It hap
pened, though, that whon tho eMit woro
consumed the man with tho mathematical
thirst was within half a mile of homo. Ho
had kept to his schedule, but had not
stnitoil off properly, Whon he got homo
thooftoctof what he had taken was apparent,
but ho Insisted that he had Imbibed only
threo times. His wlfo calmly lit a match and
lookod nt his oyclometer Slio mado a note of
its register before ho started out, and after a
quick calculation sho looked him sternly In tho
cjo and said; " Acoordlng to jourcyclometor
you li:n o taken oxactly soventoon drinks, nnd I
know It." Attor that ho changed his system,
but his wlfo adhorod to tho old Idea and kept
oredltlng him with one glass ot beer for every
mile. Now ho rides without a cyclomotcr, and
ho declares that If ho becomes a chronio In
obrlato It will not bo his fault.
Work will bo begun In a fow dnys on tho pro
posed Hobokon ox tension of the Hudson County
Bouloinnl It will form n connection with tho
present Boulcinrd loop and tho Fourteenth
Btreot Terry. Hoboken. 1 his will bo a rqllot
forojcllsts residing uptown In this city whon
they wiili to reach tho northeast section of the
Boulovnrd or elsoiortLec. Kdgowntei.Englo
wood, Tonafly, Hnekousack nndother places In
that section of row Jersoy. Heretoforo tho
only mailable routo for delists was to ride
down to tlio Bergen section of tho Boulevard
nnd then ovor tho Mercer Btreot viaduct in Jer
sey City to tho Pcnqsjlvanla llnllroad ferries,
Iho lino ot tho piojectod extension Is us fol
lows: A viaduct from tho Boulevard to Thir
teenth street, Hoboken; thonco to Willow nvo
nue.whore It will run upthesidoot tho hill, con
necting, with a now road now being con
structed. This latter will cxtond to the rater
son ptnnk road at n point about 200 feet east of
I'allsadoaionuo. The now road will contlnuo
along tho l'atorson plnnk road to Grace street,
and thence to the Boulevard. Tho total length
of tho Improvement will bo about a mllo anil a
half, nnd Ihn natlmntnil enst. la .ril 1 1 H Ml Tim
general grado of tho road will bo about 4 per
cent. Tlio viaduct will probably bo paved with
brick, and tho balance ot the road will havo a
macadamized pavomunt. Thero will bo a road
way of twonty-llvo feet on tho viaduct, with two
sidewalks ton feet wldo. The balance ot tho
roadway will bo thirty foot wldo, with two ten
foot sidewalks. Tho road will also form a con
necting lino botwoon Jersoy City nnd West Ho
bokon to tho southern end ot the Boulovard.
INFORMATION F0D WHEELMEN.
J. L. From Now York to Camp Black, cross the
ferry at F-oet Twonty-tblnl atrcet and then ride to
Bedford avenue; continue to Eaatern Parkway, and
follow the latter to Howard avenue, to Bushwlck av
enuo, to Pennsylvania avenue, to Jamaica avenuo, to
Jamaica; ride through Jamaica and Hollls to Hemp
stead turnpike, and continue to Hempstead, to Camp
Black
K II. N From the Hudson County Boulovard to
Nyack.ride to Weehawken, to (lutttnburg, to Hldge
field, Palisado Park, Leonla. 2vordhoff, Englewood,
Hfghwood. lenally. Crcsskill, JJomarest. Clostur,
Tapiian, Sparklll PJcrniont, to Zsjack. The roade
are in good condition,
S C Side path ridlngtsprohibtted lnall tha towns
on Long Island. It is not advisable to take any
chancea If tbo roadw are somewhat heavy in Bectlous.
W. H C From New ork t Poughkeepsle, follow
the route to Bronx Park published In tub Scn on
July 22. as far a Fordham Landing road; continue
to Fordham Heights, through Yonkers, Oray Oiks,
Mount Hope, Woodlands, Klmsford, Last lew, hli.g
Sing, Croton, Oscawsna, Crugers. Montrose. Centre
vllle, Pecksklll, AnnsriUe. Garrison, Cold Spring,
rfelsomllle, Davenport Corners, Fishkill village,
W applngcr's Falls, to Poughkeepsle. The distance li
abont eighty mile.
John II. Olbson From New York to Paasato, crosa
tho ferry at West 12lth street to Fort Lee; continue
to Leonla, to Bogota, to llutherford, to Passaic.
NOTE.
A national olrcult race meet will be held at Abury
Pork on next Tuesday.
TACIITIXO.
Aknbo Outsnils Some Fast Ones Mongoose
Wins in Her Class.
In a slashing breeze from tho east-northeast
tho 20-footer Akabo, sailing oaacatboat, do
foated tho Mlnnotonka and Lobster, to each of
which she allowed eight minutes ovor a tw elvo
mllo courso In tho special regatta of tho Corin
thian Fleet of New Kochello yesterday after
noon. She also mado bettor tlmo than did tho
knockabouts Mongoose and Mariposa, whloh
sailed over the same oourso for a silvor trophy.
Tho raco was scheduled to start at 2 o'clock,
but owing to the fact that Haxen Morse was
unablo to get tho Mongoose ready In time the
start was not mado until nearly two hours later.
Tho courso was triangular, tho start and finish
lines being off the entrance to Echo Bay, with
outer marks on Hen and Chickens Iteef nnd
tho striped buoy on tho northeasterly ond of
Execution Itecf. It was sailed twice ov er.
Tho knocknbouts were sent away first, nnd
Mongoose slipped over with the gun, with Mari
posa fully threo lengths astern. File minutes
later tlio mainsail yachts went away, with
Akabo and Lobster almost together, tlio first
nnmed holding tho weather berth and the
Mlnnotonka three seconds latflr In tho wnko of
Lobster. Tho ourse was a beat to tho first
mark, a reach with tho wind on tho port beam
to Execution and n broad reach with oallooners
and booms to port to tho home mark. Tho
yacht's hauled sheets aft around tho homo
mark nt tho end of the first round as follows:
Mongoose. 4 42 42, Aknbo, 443 04, Mariposa,
4-44 r'l, Lobster, 4,46.16, and Mlnnetonka, 4 40 14.
The wind freshened considerably during the
second round, and the sea became qulto a for
midable ono for tho smaller boats. Lobster
was reefed and lost all chance of beating tho
Mlnnotonka by that manoeuvre Sho eventually
withdrew. Tho Akabo nnd Mariposa liked tho
heavy vventher better and mndo substantial
gains on this round, the first named leading the
entire fleet across tho finish lino. The summary:
KhOCKAUOUTS BTABT 3:4o
Klapud Correcttd
ZsnotS. Tine. Time.
Boat and Ovmtr. Fat. n. M. s. n. m. .
Mongoose, Simeon Ford ...21 00 140 12 140 12
Mariposa. Herbert McCord .21.00 14144 14144
MAINS AIL TACHTS STAHT 3:48.
Akabo, Clark Miller .... allows.. .1 21) 83 129 88
Mlnnetonka, A. B Alley.. 8 mln ...1 41 47 133 47
Lobster, T. S. S Flint .. 8 mln ...Did not finish.
The winners woro Mongoose and Akabo.
The Tedn avnd the Dorothy II. Cup Winners
Off Newport.
Newpobt. July 22. Tho raoo to-day between
tho 30-footors was for two cups offered by tlio
Newport Yacht llaclng Association. Tho wln
nors were Cornelius Vnnderbllt, Jr.'s, Yoda and
Harry Payne Whitney's Dorothy II. It was it
pretty contest, the feature boing tho number of
society womon who sailed In tho boats, Mrs.
Whitney was In Dorothy II . Mrs. Duryca in
Yaquero III.. Mrs. Morgan and Truxton Deals
In the Puck. Mrs. William R. Travers and Btuy
vesant Leroy in Wawa, Mrs. Jones In Carolina.
Mrs. Adolf Ladonberc and Lloyd Warren
viewed tho race from the judges' boat. Tho
course was to Dyer's Island and return by way
of Jamestown, making It a beat up and a run
bnck. Tho Veda soon took tho lend, with tho
Puck second, but tho lattor got hung up on a
lobster pot and lost her place. The Veda waa
sailed byCapt. Clayton Huff, and tho other boats
by their owners. Summary follows:
Elavtti
Start. FinM. lme.
Boat and Ovmtr. M. u. . n tt. s U.K..
Veda, 0. Vanderbllt, Jr. .2 6u 00 6 46 01 2 4ii On
Dorotliyll .11 P. Whltney2 61) 00 6 40 37 2 47.17
Vauuero III , 11. B. Uurjea'i 611 00 6 48 00 2 4i Od
Puck. E I) Morgan 2 61) 00 6 62 10 2 63 18
Wawa. B Brooks 2 60 oo 6 62 87 2 Ba 7
Carolina, P. Jone 2 60 00 0 64 80 2 66 80
Hern. It. JJ. Ellis 2 60 00 6 67 80 2 68 SO
There wns also a match raoo betweon the
half-raters Paprika and Mariner oi or u trian
gular course ot eight miles, Tho result was.
llapied
Start. Finith. Time
Boat and Ovmt. ll , s. n. u. i. n. M. .
Paprika. J. B Thomas, Jr 4 08 00 6 81 30 1 2H 30
Mariner. C. 0. Martin .. 4 08 00 6 30 40 1 28 40
Yachting Note.
The race for the Alfred Roosevelt Memorial Oup,
which wa to have been sailed on July in vnd was
postponed owing to the death of James A. lloosciolt.
will ua sailed oa HsturiU), Jul JO. As announced
iu tho circular of July , tba rac will be open to
loops of tho 26 foot clasa (Including knock ihiuti)
owned by members of tlio club. Lutrles will ba re.
celled up to noon of tha day of tha race and tbo start
has been scheduled for S o'clock in the afternoon
Tha new sloop Klondike, which waa conceded to
be tbe fastest In her claaa on tha south bore of Long
Island, was defeated on Thursday In a flva mllo rac
from Clinton dock to Water Island by tha Charlea I,
I)a) ten, ona of the older crarkajacke. On loard tha
Dayton wa F A. Hood and a party of friends from
Kaat Orange, N J , and whan aha croaaed tba finish
line, tbe Klondike wo fully half a mile aatoru.
m
Odd and KntU of Sport.
Harry norn. the local pool expert, wa yeaterday
matrlied to play Frank Barton a game of continuous
pool at Long Branch fori 1 00 a aide Tha aflalr will
for 200 point and will b decided next Tuesday
night
The annual gamea of tba New York letter corrit r
will take plocn at Hulier' Harkm lUver Park on Aug,
H The handicap event, open to all regiaterad ama
teurs, ara 7r. yard dash, 230 yard daah, 440-yard
daah, half-mile run, and one mil run. In addition
thero will b a 600-yard Doric run and a 440-yard
daah for members, both scratoh races. EutxiM uos
July BO with 8. D, Um. Vi Wall street.
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If you only knew what virtus It Q
has you would not be without it. it
It is.the great invention of the age. ,"i
It makes the bicycle a perfect ma- H
chine. It provides comfort and '"'
increases speed. '
ITo gunrnntee tho Monty. If yon don't i
llko it nfter ten itnis' trial, bring It back
nnd we will refund your money. j
A. 6. Spalding & Bros. I Spaldlng-Bldwell Go.
126-ino Nassau St. I 2W. 31. 88 West 43d Bt,
Only a few hut they or &
tH5 kind original nam. s .' J
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1,600 ISPS tin models absolutely -8
best values In America. 4
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Nama plateagnnulne, W
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deduottbsSI. Baddle. 60c. f
(14 kind), etc .etc. i
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CRAWFORD WHEELS, Cash or Time.
MATHEWS BROS. 105 W. 125th St. f
LIOIIT AND KA.SY RUNNING
arethaPremlarPneumaUoItoadWagona About 100
pounds lighter than ordinary piuiumatio wagon.
Write PItEMlltH Mro. CO . Hartford, Conn.
THira, 11.46 each; nw goods: no seconds; war- s'
ranted perfect, i. W. BUCKLEY, 160 South at. Jj j
rPIBLR, 13 60 pr. warranted llest made, year's war- . ?
X ranty, 16 pr. Mliioi-vlliod ltubbar Co., 18 Cliff at. to
CHe Hurt. '
brTgton ;'
HAPITQ Daily at 2:30 p. M. ;
BlHUkVO lUlnnrShlne Concert by Landar. ''
TaknaiiT linnr Island mntn.
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lolo.
The July hnndlcnp list just Issued by ths '
Folo Association, nxido from rnlslne tho lend-
lue mon on the Stuton Islnnd l'olo Club team
to penalties, contains hut fow changes in the
ratings of the plai urn. Wintlirop Kutlmrfurd. L
for tho first tlmo. Is listed as a momberof ths
Meadovrbrook. team, with a handicap of six h
douls. Blnco Uio organization of tho I'olo As- i
ttoclattoii Huthurfurd has boon ldontifled with .
tho ltockaivny Club, plnylnic on lis llrst team A
for sevornl seosoiiB with loxlmll Kouno, J. l' ft
Covvdln, J. II. Choover. or J. 8. Stovons. Ho ft
left tho olub ovor u year nco. and although ho 0
has kept up his string of pontos Huthoifurd I1
hai not 11 cured in n polo mntoli slneo. Ho will L
probably pluy on tho Moudoiv brook ilrst team
lor tho remainder of tho season I
It. H. 31. ruiKueion nnd Kdward J, jiiirKo. I
both of tho lse County Country Club, should
bo added to the list of nololsts vv ho liavo gono
to tho war, printed In Tub Si'N on lni-t Sunday, i
Fak Hockawav. N. Y., July 'JB Tho flnnl
contost betiv een pnirn of plnyors for the Rook- '
nwny Club polo earn reiultod in a victory for
L Viaterbury and It. Iji Jlontnguo. whoso bril
liant tiluy routed thn hoavior toiun. consisting; .
of P. F. Collier nnd J. II EuhIIs. Jr. Tim
sooro: It La Montnguo. Jr. nnd I. AVntorbury,
by earned goals. 7; J. 11. UuMIr. Jr . nnd P. P.
Colllor, by earned goals, 3; allowed by handl
cap.l. Total. 4.
WnntctX rf.tma.lt3.
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ateadywork; good prlois
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Art ot Cooking;, T
Call her attention to this opportunltr, ?
This coupon ( ntltlea a well rocommendod ser- jt
ant to one free leison at
MRS. L. SEELY'S COOKING SCHOOL,
052 nth av., whera all branches of cooking are
taught by Mm. tl. Leinckc. i
("lOOKS,$26to $tlO. chambermaids, lauudroaaoa,
J waltrcasos, parlormaids kitchcnmalds, house
workers, laundresaes wbo do chamberwork. cook '
who wash and iron, lady's maids, lCugllsh nursea.
butlers and second men. Mrs I,. SLLLY, 38 West
22d at : servant' entrance. 352 tlth av.
C"oiIPET ENT laundress , four iu family; for Orange,
X. J.; help with cleaning last of week; reference
rquired. Sirs. LJiEKLY. 382 Uthav.
COMPETENT Protestant lad 'h maid for Newport;
must be eicelli nt saiustrvss and havo bestref- ,
erences. Mrs L BhbLY. 862 uthav.
OMPETENT oook; seven in family; for Hunter,
N, i"., wages J22, bet rofercncxs required.
Mrs L.8EELY. n52Hthav.
FlnST-CL iSS laundress, for I'lberon, N. J , now,
and tho ilty lau r, wages 122, beat rcferencoal
required. Mrs. L bEELY. df,2 tlth av .
J" ?IHST-CI,AFS conk, wagos 50 to JfiO, family Uv. ,'
- IngatlHeu Covp. L I ; must have excellent ref
erences. Mrs L HI.KLY. 362 Uthav.
LAUNIHILSS l"or West Chester; wages 25j whera
second laundress is kept, references required.
Mrs. L. SEELYi3&.!8thv.
LAUNDRESS IV ages 20. small tamily. at New
Canaan, Conn ; must havo best references Mr.
L.8EELY, 362th OV;
LAUNDRESS 'Wages $26; for bhohola.Pa: Prot
estant, very best rcfLrcncea required. Mrs. L
6EEI.Y, 852 Oth av
PROTESTANT waitress for Orecnwieh, Conn ; very
best references required, small furallr.
Mrs, I. bi:i:i.1, 3-Jfllhav.
CWIR3 Protestant maid to grown children, must b
O abla to make their clothes, family now at Wll
Uamatowu, Haas ; beat reference required
Mrs. L bl.ELY. 3',.1 flth v.
SWEDISn waitress for Morrlstown. N J., wage
$2U; must be hrst-claes, leferem es required. '
Mrs L. ShhXY, 352 eth av.
I
cMm-crt 5Walej-SUrUanief fit.
BLANK BOOK finishers of eiporience.
bHAW BIANK BOOK CO.. 2BT Canal at.
I'O BOOKBINDEBS Forewoman wanted who 1
capable of taking charge of girls' floor, alao girl
wbo understand. Ihompsou wiring machine. Man
wanted who understands care of sheets and hu hod
charge of girls' department Address
BOOK, box 182 Bun nfaoa. '
ItBtHfil IR-its ittisteUnneouu. I
VANTEI A travelling salesman to sell tors, fancy
v goods, druggists and atatiuutia' sundries, lira
works. &c. In tliu Btuta of Maine, must bo conversant
with tbabiibinoss aud have an establl.hed trade; per
manent position. Addn as, atatlng experience, quall
llcations, and salary expected. Box 1H32, Boston,
Mats
T ANTED- ISdiirstcd, rapablo men to establish sta-
tlons University of tbe Traveling Llbrarj ; larg
profits, guaranteed aalary and expenses If djlred.
fl. PABUELl'X LIBlUltY COMPANYClilcago.Hl.
TtfANl ED A working greenskeeper to take antlr
vv ohargeof links, repair and aril clubs, and glv
Instruction. Address 11 N. CUBTIH. Chairman Oolf
Committee, MarinondPieid Club, Bath Beach, N.Y,
WANTED At once, abookkeeporat tbo Ilichiaood,
Midland Beach, Htaton Island.
i
rflwt-ff.aM SP Awaits.
AWEI.L-EDIICA1ED young lady of a respecUbl
family want a position a a child' nurse or gov
trneaa, Addresa Doiuluhan Convent, corner Mont
roso and Oraham avs , Brooklyn.
OOMPETENT waltnss. uiiderstanda wines, salads,
Vcarvlng, Ac, private fauiil); b,at refKrenoes.
K. B., box 80 Sun uptown ottlce, 1206 Broadway.
C COMPETENT rookT.Tiiiderstauda all kinds cooklngi
I good baker: best referrncos, B. K , box Ms Sua
uptown omca. 12M6 Broadway.
CVOMPETENT ounrf woman oa cook, washer, aria
Mrun.r; best ref en liens J, I' , box 654 Sun up
town cilice, 12B6 Bnaday
7v6ok Oood bakrr, iindrstanda aoui s, meata,
J pastries, Ac; best ref,- reuses, private family, i.
U., box 651 Hun uptown orHce. 1206 Broadway
COOK Private fai.,lly, city or country; good bakcri
bolt rifercniea, wages f30 L. 0., box f 53 Bun
uptown ofiico, 1 205 Droadwa) .
IJlhST-CI.ASS chambonnait, thoroughly oompa
. tent; private family, cau furnish best 'fferenco.
A. B , box 100 Bun uptown utllcc. 1285 Broadway.
IJIItSl CLASS cook; understand soups, meat,
desserts, Ac ; wages (30, best reference., M. M.,
box D4U him uidoii li nfficc. 12'I5 Broadway.
1litST ( I.AHS co k. understanda all kinds cooklngi
- private family, best references. J. M , box 661
Bun uptown ofllce. 1285 Broad lay,
WELLltECOMVILNDl-D iool. good baker, prt
vate famll) . can furnish best n ferencea. M, C,
box 650 Huu uptown ofllce, 12B5 Broadway f
WAITIthHH. Thorougbry understands"he"r datlnit 'I
first class, best references, M, W., box 607 Hon
uptown office, 12d5 Broadway.
TTlBSE 'rboriiiighTy compstoit ynuug Kiigll.n
lv woman, tan funilshbe.t references, uagea t3.
K. II box 610 Hun uptown ortloa. 1J86 Broadway
lxt-,witv-&Mtti.
AN rDUCATKD, cnergeUo man of good addres
desln s position whero ability and fidelity will ba
apprrdatod; la a printer by trade, aud haa also
worked as a proofreader and newspaper reporter:
will gladly oc.ept an work that uu Intelligent man
can do that will return him a salary autbeimit b sup-
Sort himself, wlfa and three children. W 11 UOBIN
ON. 1407 Broadway, Brooklyn, N Y.
"WANTED lUllrood position! thorough freight
vv roan. 14 ear' tiperiencai young, actlitM
huUer, Addxeas 0., box 135 Uua ofito.
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