The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1903, Page 1

iat NIGHT EDITION Che ii, : PRICE ONE CENT. : ' : NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1903. PRICE ON ‘CENT: MILLIONS PAID (OLD RECLUSE |JBIG BOAT RACES, BASE TAMMANY PETS | CALLED MISER BALL GAMES AND RACING CORNELL WON AST BY DOCK BOARD] DEAD WN ROOM ANDY WLLMWS | Cosmete renvaousmg «OOF THE BIG RACES Ai NS. Ee Re =SH MAN CHEER IAN 1S Her Four-Oared ' Varsity Crew Led Pennsyl- tors Without Public Bidding. Cross His Threshold. vania by a Length at Poushkee ic, wit POUGHKEEPSIE, June 26.—Cornell took the second race, AND PIRATES Wiener Waa and Ces oo the Freshman eight, and made a new record for the course. 4 ee ‘5 : She caught the water jirst,and was never headed, eae ate Fourth in the Initial Intercollegiate Contest; Syracuse went right after Cornell and hung in tenaciously hz Stone WIGWAM LEADER SAYS BOASTED OF ANCESTRY Millionaire A. Shields’s Colt}the waolo distance, but could not pass, and was nearly a length |Unusually Big Crowd Sees the Beats the Duke of Kendal in|behind at the finish. Wisconsin was,third, Columbia fourth and | First Game Between the New Y LKED OF RICHES. n n t SYSTEM WAS GOOD ONE AND TA Only Stake Race-of the Day|Penneyivania filth, York and the Pittsburg 22,000 ENTHUSIASTS CHEERED f Declares Use of Treasury Or-| Landlord Broke Open Door at the Sheepshead Bay Race) The tine—9m. 19s.— new record. The best previous Teams, Leaders in the Pen- AS THEIR SHELLS CUT THE WATER ders Was Approved by Other| When Aged Man Did Not Ap-| Tack. time was 9m. 191-2s., m: 3 by Yale in 1897. : nant Race. Boards, and that No Favor-| pear, and Coroner Will Ex- NATIONAL LEAGUE. { . |Weather Conditions Were Perfect and Itism Was Shown—Makes a| amine Effects in Belief that|DEKAGER WINS THE IS CUEEEE TOR : ‘ ' FIRST FIVE INNINGS.| Strong Ebb Tide Helped the Rowers--- i pteli Hee Time of the Four-Oared Race Three Sec- Giants’ Crack Pitcher Also . Soored the First Run in Third| ON Behind the Record, Examination by expertn discloses the| For the Inst three yoars a litte tnira-| ROWEll’s Bon Mot Takes the fact that during the four years veter! story rear room in the house at No. F. Meyer, J. Sergeant Cram and Charles 59 west Twenty-fourth etreet has been Fifth Race, Baseful the Third ¥. Murphy composed the Dock Board, i er. Murphy, aa treasurer, paid abil |My mae, aa aeanaca in'ene| 2nd Interval the Opening! pittgpuyrG ...... ---.- 0 Inning After Making a Beauty ; favored Tammany contractors WItD-| hong of fiiding a sum of money, bank- Scramble— Track Was in NEW YORK Single—Browne Helped Him (Special to The Evening World.) FOUR-OARED RACE — OFFICIAL POUGHIKEEPSIB, June 05.—Cornell TIME. Home. made good ‘her boast that she would| Cornell—iom. 4a. win the firet race of the series this} Pennsylvania—10m. 35 4-5e, BROOKLYN--CINCIN BATTING ORDER, | "zara Minsng Remecate "| atm ttm Name lout advertising or public bidding. ‘These payments were made by irer's orders." Assistant District-Attorney Clarke, who lias charge of the probing into tne , affairs of the Van Wyck Dock Board, books ot other evidences of wealth no 5 (reas! one was permitted to gearch It or go Better Condition. through his effects until the Coroner had arrived and taken charge. Chittenden, a little old man, sixty- THE WINNERS. five years old, pompous gnd frugal, per- \ “Seaid to-day that the “treasury orders” | (Sill foveal a big scandal Ho. apent| fitted none to enter. ‘Paree years ago consin was third, 30 seconds away, and) sieuecie in the last quarters the boy | most of the night digging into the rec-|he went to the house, haggled about the| FIRST RACE—Interval (4 to 1) 1, Now Soee, crebekest y Columbla brought up the rear 19 sec-l rom ithaca were right on the spot. lords of payments made by Mr. Murphy| Price of the room with a tallor on the| Courtmald (8 to 1) 2, Coruscate 3.) CINCINNATI ...--- Bresnahan, of. Beaumont, of onds behind the boys trom the Badger} Despite favorable conditions of wind | through these orders, and the revela-|lower floor antl moved in hia effects.| Time—1.15 4-5. BROOKLYN McGann, 1b, Clarke, State. and tide. the record’ of’ the eRaeeanaa tons amazed him, From that time on he was a mystery. ste : avis oa Wagner, se, ‘The yells of the Comell admirers| three seconds slower than the fastest Some Specific Instanc He made his own bed and got his own SECOND RACE—De Kaber (9 to 8) ‘ aane der, 8. Leach, 3b. Played havoc with the echoes over the/time ever made over thd ‘two-mile Wan uaat It Co,,| meals. He did some of his laundry ‘At Philadelphia—-St Guibert, 2. Ritchey, ab. vietory of her four-oared ‘varsity crew, course, This record is held by Cornell ‘ance, the Uvalde Asphalt Co., 1, Royal PI 20 f Bowerman, o. Phoips, ‘c. Cornel mone: be 7 @ concern in which men high in Tam-| Work and some of it he sent out, » Royal Pirate (20 to 1) 2, Cardinal At Boston—Chice sou fmatbeweon, “D. Leover, b. and ell y in plenty was in| and was registered in 1900, many are interested, got $787,737 trom|_ Friendly with the persons in the house.| Wolsey 3, Time—1.66. ¢ thks ae sight that the junior and the ‘varsity tho Dock Board alone in the four yeara| he permitted none to cross the threshold SE oe Greate baw arias elgtyt paces would both go to Ithaca. Say: Oden\eny tears ‘The ptart was made under conditions| Gov. Odell, accompanted by some aise POLO GROUNDS, June 26.—Ten th i yee or Sune ven|t@ fire the blood. Over 9,000 race-mad| tinguished Republican politicians, came AMERICAN LEAGUE, Bae rere, cad Pimwbene teares Tere | Ten and women lined the banka of the| up the river trom New York on. the 4 coany. ship of his door, and when he went out he Eo en eee scentel ie Ster| locked it ascurely. At times he would| THIRD RACE—Baseful (8 to 2) 1, ‘aoting firm “dn this Daniel F. Mo- ; Sinton, the Tammany lpader, is inter-| live for a couple of days on a can of Centaur (20 to 1) 2, Joound & Time| oates landed $205,773 from “treasury | beans and a bit seh breed. en finally he} —1 ee 3 river or swarmed on the long observa-|Gov. Flower, known as the orders” signed by Mr. Murphy and Mor-| eatned the name of ‘The Miser." - wi kee tion train. The weather conditions were| of the New York State navy. The ’ Dan MoGann, whose absence waa 80/ idea, There was a tide that-medelomciais are on Hdward Gould's ¥ «is & Cummings. a firm of dredgers,|Boasted of Ancestry and Wealth. > * Grosiged $7:8,281 out of the Dock Depart-|" Tm conversation he boasted of his FOURTH RAGE—Andy’ Willlame i) IQ ‘ Fae eet eet ead er tei | whiripoole in the emooth aurface of the| alleen, which will be statlotied at’ \ with Mr, Murphy's signature. | cestry and wealth. He told of a mine he| (16 to 5) 1, Duke of Kendal (3 to 1) \ ye } to play first, Bresnahan. is suftoring |T!¥er Wherever the water was inter-) finish line. The revenue cutters @ wa, de Bleming, whose relations) owned in the West, where the gold] The Rival 3. Time—1.88, 4 Vy De q Piéui weotinalinsa aon tracted Gy place rupted, and the aun, gtlnting of the tiny] ham, Manhattan and Hudwon cami ing fn i rom New 0 patrol the coy th the dock Department wet fel, but still had plenty! §° iiche chat sparkled like dlamonds.|The first arrivals of the fiotille a engaging ‘the attehtion of the Di poured out each day, He told-of a vil- ( ees Attorney, for some time, got “treasury | lage tn which he owned nearly all the( | FIFTH RAGE—Bon_ Mot (16 to 6: of ginge! INVADERS .-.--- - 20000 (Mathewson, the only Giant pitcher | A# the four ahella lined up for the start| yachts were the Priscilla, of Philadele ‘who has been able to beat Pittsburg, |t© Foar of the multitude was stilled| phia; the Alma, of New York; Edward orders” amounting to $195.485: Bartholo-| houses and about his people who camo J, Stamping Ground (10 to 1) 2, Me CHICAGO : over in the Mayflower. . Bom hey : A short, $22, 183; Guenry. priteh Rea ee tonlan 3. Time—1.40 2-5, wes ‘put in the box. Matty beat the |¢@¢ the crack of the starter's pistol) Towers's Earl King and R. H. Rey- 9 © few Dunn, brother ot fom Dunn, forme hn: ‘o., In. whic In the winter, spring and fall for three i ward Carroll, brother of John F. Car-| years he wore an overcoat that reached Pirates in three games played bere | VOlleved through the valley when the/burn's Gretchen. All were arrayed im «© Foals, eae Soe a Sheeham sav” | his heels. It was plush lined and orig- Pile bi aed (18 t08)4,] At Detreit—é Philadelphia. 2; Detroit, 4. early in the season and cored che one | Wom was given. a ain dress of bunting from ster) te “No Favoritinn.’—Muarphy, inally had cost @ round sum of money. | Pristina te 1) 2, Nameoki 3. je {Se " s viotory that New York was able to gain All on Even Terms, ern, While. Assistant, District Attornéy| When asked why he did not sot a| Time—t.10, At Cleveland—End of S« ashington, 0; Cleveland, 1. in Plitsburg. In the other two games| sixteen our entered the water at the| Coming so swiftly upon the heels of fiarke was disclosing the above facts lighter coat for spring he sald ne did he cae eT aaa New York was shut out, MoGinnity | ore time when the sound of the pis-| t® rae tava Monies te Eee ° " ° ‘A 4 er that w ness th hy eave outs iat extended Fi Qiyiz| not’ need Ge PT Sr (Special to The Evening World.) LATE RE SI ILT TS AT ST. LOUIS. babes ie eo Gane tol'a report reached the athletes in the| yr "tagin to arrive in Poushkeepsie ume Publication on the dock matters, At Umes he spoke of a friénd he RACE TRACK, SHEEPSHEAD BAY, th— "ayer \ j very thing was favorable this after-| boats and the competing crews started He declared that no act cf favoritism|at the Hygela Hotel in Twenty-sixth | J ff ourt our Lea ve Lady strathmore Ball 3. | noon for real baseball. ‘The erfny was til late in the morning. When they oF fraud could by any method be shown street, suying she was Miss #uonie La rene 2%.—A hundred “railbirds" wa ched Fifth Race—Memphian 1 cisss Leader 2, Ida Penzance 3. Pittsburg, leaders in the pennant, race, | Out side by side. As well as could be/ dia come, however, the Hudson hile to exist during the time he was a Com-| mara. Yesterday he attended” tho| (te “arming up preliminaries before the My jan | Tr 2, + [who arrived at Gotham with a string of| the start was perfect. Were set ablaze with the flaunting colors missioner of Dock: Thistle Stakes was run this afternoon, a aae successive viotorics reaching from the| Away they went, nose and nose, the| of the enthusiasts. The early trains am 8: He dented emphatically that any fraud-| closing exercises of a publ school! the Rival, owned by Fred Gebhecd, AT WAS HINGTON PARK. wtwe Glan wetg Durning with fury to| bronzed bodies of the oaremen swinging | riving from New York and Philadelphia SH 1 glent eras! # or chan, ft di wrapped thi were even attempted for the purpose of bbs ec ee eee er oes ne ahs came booming through the stretch. He bs - reteen the terrible defeats of the last| ja unison. All the crews rowed alwut| were smothered in streamerg of red and favoring any friend of Tammany. or with ea ne mene Po , was a hot horse for sure, and the ‘rall- Fourth Race—Lonafollow. Fading Light 2. Pyrrho 3. wherein they have lost four) 4 thirty-four stroke, and up to the| blue and blue and white. As the trains Mim be Yevenase tt ita adequate | evening and ao ne cook of the pretty | birds” swarmed tho ring clamoring for #17 Race. Golden Rule 1. irene Lindsay 2, Jane Holly 3 Fa in hand. this moraine and hauled | quarter a line drawn rom the coxawain |SWept down from up the State the abe ock De- eae ee ne raoee had, “oaede| Te Pure The price opened at 6 10 1, —FHZ Race—Golden Fuic 1. irene Lindsay 2, Jane Holly 3. __ Piven he the ‘coal Fg Bvory| of the outside shell would have fatlen| Orange of Syracuse and red and white “The statement that has been made went up to 8 to 1, and then the rush , s 2 fan wot what was coming to him ina of the| Of Cornell fluttered from thousands epartment | ; q t : 5 y that erasures of alterations nt Sa a ecang had the speed he showed In his pre- our position. Otherwise, you all know| began to draw away. forming a delightful relief to the bright r done criminaily Is abso; | ¥? erty ¥- ¢ liminary and it kept him in front for what wil: happen.” The Quakers led reaching into the| EOWnS of the women. alee” teciared, the’ leader "of Broke Open the Door. six furlongs. Then he came down lke Firet Inning. first hinlf mile, with Cornell socond.| aine Mt Cvery Dig college event, the fertile by the Dock Board of whieh’ eee et| when he had not come down by atter-|% pricked balloon. Andy Williams and thousand people were present | ‘The Ithacans were working easily, how-| there, from the ee ein coree. | She wal member had first to be approved by the! noon, Mr. Tiedelbaum, sure that he had| Duke of Kendall fought out the race, ene Matty stepped in box and | aver, and acted 46 pacemaker for Wis-| oj rom the gray-haired wife of the swung his powerful bod | G old grad to the bright young buds with GCorvoration Counsel and Feoorded in his| not lett the House ae tee uae the former winning in a hard drive by f le b f c ls Teport on the leases | old man m4 df a little bounce from the board acted either for or against.|‘The door was loc a gesting no] Malt 8 length. | Highandsr,, who. wae Matty handed to McGann. Beaumont, | crews were well together and it was] claiming their loyalty to al Ente rocordain the oitice Of the Corniuat:| The door port repeated ‘knockingas the| well played, was left at the post. champion "batter o¢ Tae, then Cook | anybedy's race Prins hele loyalty to alma anise fter @ long ‘rom je west and Won Counsel must tally’ in every te-|door was broken In, Chittenden’ was! Raserul, the f eo f bas re upect. Hy ful, the favorite in the wo-year-| Bowerman, New York's Catcher, Lambasts |fum ‘nabbed ‘hie host, “rea “ciarke Colambia’s Vain Effort. south arrived bearing the wearers of eve must be no discrepanctes. | dead in bed. Nerhajleyulannotarenti Tie Bolice and the Coroner were noti-| old race, won In a pretty finish with grabbed the bat. A loud laugh went up| the blue and gray of Georgetown and © to-day under this admi fied and the body removed to an under-| Pentaur and Jocund. F be showed a discoios fe, the | ‘Then Columbla gnd Wisconsin began a ror yea takor's, “Phe coroner will earch the!’ ‘Tho opening dash went to” Interval, Leader of Pittsburg Team Before the Result of Bowerman's thump, ‘The beat | pattie for the ee ee incom, |the cardinal of Wisconsin, highways aa@ room this, afternoon for, valuables Slavesiy. ctaden py Clarita, ana cee Game at Polo Grounds. Giaree had In store was a My to Browne. ie ahead, “The sharp prows of the [SYWAYS were filled with a medley of elttier money\or its equivatent to a great] second was taken by Dekaber, the George Browne caught the rst, ball| two shells showed in front alternately, color.” The townsfole had: not Stl amount will be foun favorite, pitched ion, the, yore and sent it to tiowever, and the advantage of Wiacon- $8 mane Sahora te Saccrethee This FIRST RACE. Fight feld, but Sebring was there on the | sn appeared from smoother work with|"™*% not apparent, however, in the kan ‘ais\tut (Gpectal to The Evening World.) he nor Bowerman making any explana-|epor. Bresnatian, who struck out twice me ps Gradually Columfola dropped |!¢!4oscopte shifting of the rainbow’ huss jebring, which |Ponsin amt Columbia. At the half the/ brothers and sweethearts loudly pre Murphy matron this pai of “nis " atatomeny vWhy "should ; Nae memhod of granting, Je eee he criticised s| MONITOR TURRETS Starters, whts,, jocks, et.ttitate. Aitia: | POLO GROUNDS, June m—The bat-| ton other than that the row happened | Zomerdey, Peng Aue oon wt Cll | tack and Corel worked up to fight it/f the different college colors, at trata? es nd b; che pre present adminis: P MAGED BY FIRING. zatoewal, 3 iH ae $-5| tle between the Giants and the cham- fila ean Cree none be enw the} well” Dan (Mogan pasted such a hot | out w'th Wisconsin. Columbia Boats Pot-Leaded, - Ita change was desir DA Goruste, 108 ta {)pion Pirates at Polo Grounds this af-| sor and forced the fight, SESTOe | D8 thes nandieli,the ball slancine to ‘At the mile the Corneli boys made a| Though the matter wan guarded sicae f sy dian’ tne, the sane of pier No. Bile Snyder, "108, ¥4 | termoon was preceded by a sensational! The New York management announcea|Waaner too late "for a throw. Sam spurt. Their shell walked to the front| ly until the very eve of the race it waa public auct ont lease, was G|imcldent at the gates just before the| before the game that they would take 8 teen Poked Sie# ANd of Wisconsin, Columbia dropped away learned this afternoon that the Colum ed by the pasha tpt Be Arkansas Weakéned by Force of |pn.*nhin ar 4} game. no action against Bowerman for his as-| o sre Waxner. G vis from .'e leaders, and Wisconsin, top| a ‘varsity and freshmen shells haw Reining Fundy: of rien Explosion While at len Decors 4 Hi 19| George Davis, the popular shortstop] sauit upon Car:. Clarke, Fred Knowles | §' reat hand a# ne toed ston | began to lose speed. Pennsylvania if-| been pot-leaded. The entire surface of the one now controlled for a Test. Sans Serevt, 104, -Adamesy, 3.10 H and who was of the Giants be-|is authority for the statement tnt ae Loco, Pias® Davis creased her stroke and moved up dato | ie upaENS ues base unt ietetele) ‘eam! 01 ‘5 Cady 96, W. Flahe wf eI League. | ! thoy Co A a arphy bate naan re (Special to The Brening Wort) crag a GE HE EB Su [foregone xo ot Amerie Longue | cuashe got what ne dengryads | the Feoneylvania, crew Ioket all to] inlets te Grae inte’ th the etary of Ag it the Corporations, a SE WRORT NEWS. 7008 bagi nae Lornven reach Bit if 8 eti¥ed 9’ tremendous ovation. New York was shut out 7 to 0 Taylor did tLe good, and the adherents of the caueee Cieaaiedt Geact ania hes } "If dock leases were to go to the high-| just developed that the turret fpumda- tare z Maity tied, a alow ibalivon” Waener, [un rent pean pot-lend 0 F aus bidder the eame as contracts for pubs ie ean. thie) tinited States AGAR DREA te | Teak peor whee driving, Time—1.18 4-5. While the crowd was cheering Davis| the twirling. After the game Fred} who clouted tar latt toe ek ree, hy Ehilace'phta college on tio observation | jumbia, decided to pollsh the ‘boptomm— our dock fronts could be 4 Interval jumped to the front at the|* ‘ssraceful scone was taking place in| Clarke went to Jack Warner, the New| Branatield. purred and. fursed, then tls Lecame almost delirious of the boats with Iead aust arcer cot grabved ‘tp “ty big corporations. This] kansas, which went to yea yesterday for| start, made all the running) and. won | the ticket oes. Frank Bowerman had! York catoner for that day, and quoted] fouled to Bowerman. tesei rin ea | Cornell Takes Lead. Rulldee penche Geeuty "ind reshma Would result jn the driving out of the|a test o¢ her twelve inch turret guns, cleverly by teed from Courtmald, | taken Fred Clarke, captain of the Pitts-/ Bowerman as eayin Nner to Bresnahan, ‘Richey laced 0 shells and also the builder of the Yale After passing the mile post the boats! winning boat. Mr. Ward thought the bunched again, but Cornell soon pulled| idea a splendid one University of California will take ‘mailer leaseholder who has already] wore badly damaged by the force of the gee ruscate a ite een Glorioes, burg team, thero for a talk. The two) “If 1 w: nner and Cranesvi inent’ at various portions o} chatted @ moment, Fri catching Pittsburg would | which glanced to c mitre, putting Wag: Knowles being | not make so many hits." He further With secon TRgRG meted smoney in establishing @) 9xpjosion of the double discharge. Siml- id Even under the system in vogue to-| lar Weakness developed in the Nevada | ning, vos all died away and oI dt his desk, when auddenly the! intimated that Bows > walked | out and gained a length, Columbia wus @ay, dock rentals are (oo high. They | turret. foundations, and the Arkansas |oUtslde of tie money Giaht catcher hauled off and struck! opinion of Warnee's abilite, ne wae Pocips. The bases elng full Hurran, | well out of the contest. It was plain| D&tt in the, Pig regatta. next y ear. Th anip Tigda maa ioontnt epctae A was given a similar test with the same (ae SECOND RACE. Clark a blow above the eye felling bim | Warner furious, and he would aot speak Lauder shipped (a grass-cutter to| that the finish would be tetween Cornell| dent Benjamin L Wheeler, of the unis pe a a Es aR Et EE Tea a Sel eee z je and» furlong, ta ihaificor is Holeertien (he ceatoe ine short, where Wagner performed his|and Pennsylvania. The Quaker shell] versity. and formerly hele Dusinors Is I and comes from New | to” the "Navy ‘Yord Yo tave the parts] ,S4rles wile, Jock, su HiEF | Policeman, gateman and offciaia| Frank only heard recently. what the| sulted ina My to Clacke, "Ritches, was | Moved uneteadily, although the men ap- i hel Sacclraped orn commerce should be | strongthene Borat rt eevetet F jumped cin ang pulled) Bhwattan ef, [trouble wea, and’ tedday bp ‘nut te up| smArEIA felding Bowerman, No cue [tee ie aa ee enna end] Preritat Wwneser-cestvel 6 tener ne . ease ne ‘ood her in hg de ler receiver fe Al! the Present talk of favoritiem and etcorting him to the dressing room.|to Clarke. The Pittsburg captain Third Inn Bra Caaned RernepUbiy’ athe AraKEl Hine] from the, Regatta Committee of is cole r af ‘ ; i er ned hi i o SAIC | was neared. Ang t Was called to the stand then and quos-| WASHINGTON, June 26.—The Navy Sree remecmen ipungied aie, But ended ina: foul to “Boweenian:| ‘The Pennsylvania boat was dadiy|tace next year ‘This college will ent Wwaraity, Said froshmat boats, and ion uakers | both n addition the Quakers| piisident Wheeler hus recely est to se@ about the building oe two tio rat What did it amount to? W Vhat Department has awarded to the lowest | Pas Book, could it have amounted to? bidder, the Gas Engine abd Power Com- Sayed the City Money, pany, of Morris Heights, N. ¥., the|a! _——— es Clarke ucien. ony @ grounder to Gilbe: advancing Sebring to second, Wy: $2 15) Kendall and Andy Williams both passed | banged a hot one to Lauder and wo steered and wero tured bec use of too premature a Was a tereife drive home be- [have Deon eafe but Sebring was steal. effort. When it tame to the gruelling] ¢jpit-oared shells “By means of treasurer's orders, which| contract for buildin fhe ‘gunboat Pas } tween ta NAGS gppenr to come In for considarabie| dican at thelr bid of $856,000. | Th r went to the front at the Rusk and. Pentaur raced in| galting Duke of’ Kendall and eingieg | eid nite So eeagte And Lauder ae gpmment In the present investigation, | company took the contract for the made all the running and. won to the stretoh, where| by half a length. Duke of Kendatt Mess seroma Ulla by a: beauty olteia| ; ‘ ; ere 1s no necessity for ‘public -bida| ship of the Paducah a month ago at | fleden ont by" two lengthe from Royet | Ruske dropped out of Tk. Basctal” then | Pour tengeier Et fom eke Of Senda over second. Browne: clipped a bane | Beaumont, by a magnificent eatch, | day David Bernstein, a fourteen-yearcohe brie to br done, “uPPueN OF certaln Feb.on. Way Love Note wan ccloee t, tor nat Ce en rita ‘ent ae FIFTH. RACE, that Teach got by" laying in” close, | fobbed him. Lauder and Gitbere Nt) mosgenger Boy of No. 128 Haat OB@ ay : i e up for halt| Pentaur, wo half a One mill ‘ | Hedin raps to Wagner, O'Day wi (eitafed SEIS Hehe bl on aries the (Journey, when he BAe \way, to | taur wal three-quart rs of a length in Lamas nasing, [DAnan, DU tatem wid, Pee Mente | histed by’ 10,000 volces, the crowd think |htundrea and.trnirteenth street, collide Sardine who sta; In third | front of Jocund, who was only a he . seni, oats an, ew wild, pu d a blcked ip: Avian ‘4 4 Piticans oer WEATHER FORECAST. place to the ord, Avishing three lengths | In trout of Cancine. Da i ies "G [SeugMe McGamite Ae: “Hear Hie trom the ground, “No runs. dd with a Lion Brewery wagon arivem! 77 ag yt ie aS Ot TL Eats. FOURTH RACE. SSacanell FF 3" 10 | 2{accond while Wagner hold the ball, by Valentine Ebert ev acondererand tne ayatem ll ob Forecast the thirtysstx f] rive and one-half turloces. ante, Beton aes am 22 ; . ry 1) | Mertes fouled to Phelps, One run, (Continuation of Game tn Columns 4 and 5.) ‘Tha lad was knocked as See by a sate P ee ape r § 21 2 horse and 1 soaped being ar: 4 lor New Yor a t: : — arty 01 0 rans- xt ber tes babel? “ye sehen A) @ot_away in front io-d on strikes. Leach cracked one it | MESSENGER BOY RUN DOWN. | fo Sie was so painfully: bruised Cat materials at cheaper - tree than-contained In the idan to-night; 5 Florham Queen, 3) dut he was out-un ty Stamping Ground was tuken t Roosevelt Hospital = “The treasurer's orders speak for bai Cascine, 117, Waterbury: dy ae aye ani Ilva. The f. set @ hot pac Pittsburg | Calidad ten ne Pomvaver: 05 Compare the treasurer's or- py rt poor, Won: mel, to the turn, yria and Bon Moe | raters make tt 000. Dy 8 t Ritchel;Was On a Bleyele and Co! Winesees of tie accident stated amounts expended xine, Thoy went away with Highlander Jere | pean fhe piretci, Hon | could at nibble ac elps waa | with Brewery Wayoa, the driver wes not to blaae and: pam u iat cloned fa “Stamping Ground {| Matty’s third victim in one sane, No| ad a sal TN i a ¥ Sha: tg paeen i aes taking the won handily by Whie riding a bicycle past the Hotul ies boy Ai tevpoinle aD. ee Bival too ook fom Stamping Gy y is looked sure for a two-bagger, Jesatiess Wee lougths ia front of Moitonien’ ball sailing oto right center, but | Majestic in Seventy-second street to~ 4, rae ‘ Ris ded Sa eas Mae eee 3 ¢ ake tonto L