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THE NEW YORK TIMES. TUESDAY. JULY 23. 1907. GIA1I1S D0W11ED BY GOBS IH-PniB GAtlE Baulbsch Gets the Better of Lew Wilts in.

a Strong Pitcher' Battle. PITTSBURG NOW. IS SECOND Ktw Yorka Defeat and PlratVVJce lory Chang Standing of Two Club Dyle Gt a Tryeut. Cr.uk th memorabl tussl last Saturday, ther wi no c.hAnc to float ttsuaUonal climax or celebrat local victory at the Polo Ground yesterday. Ind New York wa beaten by Cnfcaao.

2 to 0. Out that tb uptown pis ehouid not feave lost, tor they made tart many bit a tn visitors, played just a much alacrity and vim. and ri. nd one rror. Hut thle tnisaplay was ejUremety expensive, tor It brought In a run and gave the champion a lead whlrtt could pot overcome.

Big "Ed Keuibach held away In tb box tor tn Invader, while Lew WUim controlled tb puer for th Harlem fie. wTlis wa relieved by "Wild Man" Lean JUnei, but the latier could not pre-vaol defeat and incidentally save New Tors (rum being shoved Into third place la Ue race for the pennant. Wb'ver tood reflection the Urea crowd of fan had a a. balm for Giant reversal they nevertheless had a evport unity to sea and pas critical judgment on tb much-touted new second baseman. Larry Doyle, who was recently Burchascd front one of the Western Uagues, and who played for the first unia here.

Xoyle did not diatlngulsh himself to artr brilliant extent. He had tw chance and accepted onii very cleverly The other was not crowned with iter ex, for It permitted a run which Chicago ihould never have made. He not display ability with the etick. striking out twice Sd scratching out a ijew hit to Hoffmen. Doyl sot a bad cam of rattles in the seventh, when lloff-nia nt a (rounder to him.

Capt. Chance was ea third at the time and Doyle in throwing the ball. His hesi tation was eostly. for when he made up his mind to tend the ball hi fling to ibiwerman was high and Chance bad ISItAur' bad throw to catch Tloff man off third in the third gave Chicago It first point. Although wilts backed lievUn up, the ball got away froan both man.

Tinker's play at abort atop wa a feature. He robbed Devlin of what looked like a certain hit In the sixth by making a wonderful one-hand stop, lb score: HIV TORE. i a mi a rm a mm It Jr rv i rv pr, it.o UroVM-l-f ..0 lit 0 9 1 1 i clsuri. cf. 0 10 oirih'kam.

iro OBoholt. rt.O I (I .0 H'fmaa. 3b. 1 0 2 0 0 10 a 10 1 a. a a IimIIb.

ab.6 1 ferw'r. ef .0 1 lirwa'a, lo.O 014 0 jio. a y. a. Oil a 4 KHnic.

0 O.Heulb'h. pO i Wliua 0 fa SrV ..0 0 ol JTUll inns asxa a Tout. ezria fUL mud for Wilts In th lbtb Inning. Wrv Tk ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 toe ..0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Klts-Off Wilts. 4, la eighth Innings: off Ami 1.

in SB Innlnr. aarrtfice blts-Rsul- Ueh. Bofsian. auinftl3t First be on balls Ott lUulhach. otf Wlltse, 1.

rtrst base on mrs-Ntw Vork. 1. Htruck out By Ames, 1: to Ksulbsrh, A Stolen bans' Whannun. lMuble clars-Hefman, Tinker and Chaaoe; Reulbach, Iwaiii and Chanra: Brown and levlln. Left bsie-Nw Tork, Chicago, Wild MUts-Rrulbacb, Time of game tJne hoar and thirty -tlv minutes.

Umpires Meair. O'Day a4 aifisr. Brooklyn Drop Gam to Red. Ksaafsr anion' team won a gam from hi tenser club at Brooklyn yesterday, Cln-GtuztU 4fatlng Brooklyn by a score of 2 to 1. It was a ninth inning victory, the winning roa stiBf scored by who crossed the slats tte tor tbe ivlattors during Ue eon- Usw Tb score) BROOKLTl.

lt IaJ A El BlHrUAK Kur-M, Ib.o i Lobert. 0 1 Mitcaallrf.O 0 ViLmi, 0 1 8 Oaaiel, IhO Ota 1 0 1 OlCssey. 3b .0 1 0 OlT.umley, rf 0 2 0 Batch, 0 Batch. a 0 0 1 0 1 0' Jordan, lb 0 0 Malotwy.cf 0 lwle. ...0 a O.KItter, 0 tllummal ..0 0 0 arur, ei tt 0 1 v.sb.a a I a I i i Moverr, 04nll, faskley.

stniel Sialta. a A a 1 fttTW 3 Toul.j err ll batted tor Tciakley In th ninth Inning. tbattad for Mttsr In ths ninth Innina. TlaelaMU 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 arMilra 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1 Htte-Off Coakley, 6 In eight Innings; off Imiik. none la on inning, aaciifice hits kwr, Leber t.

Kilter, Malonty. 8toln bases -Lbr1, Lumlay. JJoubl play Lewis, Alper-stut and Jordan. Left on basas Cincinnati, Prnoklyn. First bas on balls Off Bell.

aft Coakiey, otf fcmlth, 1. First base on rem Cincinnati, 3. Struck out By Pell. tfCeakJay. 1 by Smith.

1. Wild pitch Cnak-bf. Tim of gam On hour and fifty-tight ailautaa, V'mplr Mr. Kiara. At Boaton.

WTTSBrRCI. R1BPOA Asaarf.l a Lfk. 2 8 1 Cltrka, 1 0 ow, as 8 8 OS 1 4 1 Jita Hill 1 BOSTOV RIB ItiB'dwell aa.O 9 POAE 4 7 0 OiTenney, lb.0 0 2 2 0 0 0 a a i uiuratn. so. liRatee.

Randall, lf.l 0 Ritcbey, 2b. 0 l'dham, e.O OlDorner, pl OiYouna. OJtBurk ....0 0 10 0 to aaia a 2J the eleventh Inning. CorMf the eievtntn Inning. I I 0 I 0 0-4 At Philadelphia.

riRaT OA MB. A 0,. aSTl i ,1 I'oelln, A a 2 Xv a i mchiX I arr-Ji-1 1 asoia a wh winning run was scored. ft 01 0 A 0-1 tpMa 10000000 12 BKCOXD GAVE. Vi" HILAPELPHIA.

rr? i I 1 Thetnaa ef.l 1 0 0 a I 2b.o I a iW'ai VI I VV rf 1 0 0 0 JI 1 o.fiit. i a i i I I 1 0 A 2, Uoair Blntk Isntng. I a.n. a Spoil Grand circuit Opanlna. rack.

VJliM rT 1 of rsln, rultd "BU1 o-aorrow. Tb 2i to- Say. be dZTlded SCORES, SCHEDULES. AN NATIONAL LEAGUE 3: 8. sTadtfpal.

gt. Lsula, t. Bt. Loula. i yittaawg.

Bostoa, a. jHIMI TKTT FLAT TO-OAT. Vew Tark. aelaaaO at BrtMklya. rtttsburg at Bostoa.

Taxpnta OF nix clcps. rweohtra aa a "etea 44 .414 -a 4 tl 1 v.t .214 K' nTtfi 1 fmLADKLPHIA. rVoTr- O1? eWetV lla St! 2 5rh b. 8 4 4 0 S-S 2 Sir'" rf.o V-Ji. I I 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Orth'a Pine Pitching and Batting Win for th Yankee. Spttiai It TU A'rw Ytrh Ti. ST. LOUIS. July C-ln a whirlwind finish to-day Nw York evened up tb serle by taking th final gam from tb Brown.

8 to A To Al Orth belong moat of tb credit for th victory, for not only mowed down tb MeAleerite during th eight inning he occupied th mound, but It wa also bhi mighty bat that drov three of tb Yankees' talllea aerota tb plat. In th fourth inning, with tw gon and after Conroy bad walked and Tbomas bad eingied. Orth put tb firat run horn for bis aid with avefe rap evr cond. Th eighth inning witnessed tb Yankees' rally, and, with tb base full. Orth got hi second tlmly driving tw talllea acros th plat.

Hoffman' singled an arror by Steven, and Cha' out em pleted New Tork fiv run la tbl session. Ortb wa tired after th eighth, and. with the acor to 2. Griffith sent kltson to tit mound to finish th gam. But after th Browns bad garnered two runs off him, with no on out, Kltson taken out and Moore wa sent to th rescue.

The latter wa. In fin form, and mowed down the next thre Brawn batten in easy fashion, ending tb gam. William put up a-bunner gam for tb Yankeea at second, his work being about in neatest aetn her so far this season. Th score: i BT LOUTS. KSW TORK.

K1BPOAE R1BPOAE Mies, 4 IH'fmtl. cfl 180 H'phllL cf.0 atone. I Kklng. rf 1 Wallace. s.l Tanger.

Sb.O Junes, atevens. a.O Olade, 1 0 ElbTd. as. 0 014 0 a OChaM. 3 14 1 1 a 0 Wllame.2b0 1 3 La ports.

rf.A 1 1 a 0 Mur-ty, b.O 0 00 jConroy, a i nb. 0 0 8 0 Thomas. a.O I 0 0 0 it 1 -epeneer 0 tOrth. a i a tHartseU ..00 0 cker. U.A.

i Kl.inow. al 1027 19 2 Kltson. a 0 00 IMoore, 0 a 1 a io27 ia a Batted for fttevene In the ninth Inning. tbatted for Olade In the alntb inning. at.

iui 2 a 24 New York 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 04 Two-baa hits Chase atone. Hits Off Orth, 8 la elht innings; off 'Kltson, two la 2-8 la-! off Mnora, none In 1-8 Inning. acrl-fire hit Hnkerlng. Double play Williams and Clias. Left on bases t.

Louis, 8: New York. Paeas on balls Off Olade, off Kttsoa, 1. Struck out By Olade. by Orth, by Moora. 2.

Time of iimt T-n-n kauri and four Umpire Mr. Erans. At Chicago. chicaoo. i ioaroN1.

RIBPOA RIBPOA TJ Hahn. 1 a 1 01 Barrett. U.O 0 0 0 0 Jones, 1 viu. suiuraa. i cf.

i a 0 Tg-ton. rf.O 1 a a 0 20 1 0 Ferris. 1 1 1 Knight, 3b 1 2 1 Wagner, ss.0 1 a 4 Armb'r. c.O 0 0 Isbell. A 0 2 D'rh'ty, lf.0- 1 Rone A 0 9 W.Sulllvan, e.

1 4 QuIIJln. Sb 0 1 A I I A A a AiirvcK. Ui 4 IS "it 5 Oi Young, 0 a 8 18 0 Chicago a oioaoooooo Boston ioooo ooooo oi At Detroit DETROIT. RIBPOA I ntILAJ)KLPmA( H1RPOAK Jones, If. ..1 2 II 0 OiHartselL lf.l rvahtln.

ati.A a a a ni.iw.i. i i Crawrd. of.2 2 1 0 o'peybold. rf.O Cobb, 111 0 lavla R'sman lb.0 1 1A 0 0 Murphy, 2b.O Downs, 2b. 0 0 2 0 Collins.

8b 0 Psyns. ..,0 A a a Oloidrlifg, ef.0 O'Leary, s.l 2 8 powers. Mullln, p. 4 10 2 Oiplank, a a 214 0 1 9271 0' 7 24 1 Detroit 0 1 0 0 8.. rnuaaeipua .0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 At Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. IB HO A R13 PO AE Fiiek. i 0 0 Oanlev. If A A Hradley, 8b. Tuceier, 1 Stovall, Clarke, c.

2 10 8 8 8 10 116 0 1 4 1 110 OiAltlser. 2 0 8 2 And aon.lb.O 2 13 0 0 0 H'hman, lf.l 0NI11, 2b 0 OiWarner. 0 1 A 1 O'Brien, 2b.O 1 Blrm'm. ef.0 0 Uebh'A a 2-a 1 0 1 a i A A Sb.O OlFalkh g. A A A 27 17 cf.o 0 Beydon 0 0 0 0 .2 1 24 18 1 Batted for Falkenberg tn the eighth Inning.

rieveland ,.,0 1 2 0 0 1 1 1 Washington .........0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 12 EA8TERN LEAGUE, gTANDINO OT THE CLUBg. W. 1 I i T. Toronto ..,,42 2 Providence. 89 .47 Buffalo .48 80 88 4A .417 Newark ....44 88 .871 Rochester ..83 41 .444 uammore Montreal ..23 41 AT NEWAIUC nnii Puffs lo A 1 8 A 1 A A 1 A All 1 Newark ........0 0 0 1 0 0 8 a 2 Ttstterles Currle and McAllister; McCarthy vv4 umpire jar.

viwens. AT JERgET CTTT. Toronto ........0 0 A A 0 A A Ow-O 4 4 Jersey City 0 0 a 1 0 0 0 4 Batteries Rudolph and Corrlran: Pfanmlller na vsnoergrut. umpires Uessra. Bulllvan ana ataiaruiy.

AT PROVTDEJICK. it Montreal .....0 bOOO'OSSO 48 providence a 1 1014 1 Batteries Keefe. Herbst and Clarke; Mack aaa jreiarsoa. umpire aar. tonway.

AT BALTIMORE. R.R.E. Rochetr .....0 0 A A 8 A 1 0 04 8 8 Baltimore 0 1 0 0 0 8 0 1 a 2 Batteries Waters and Do ran; Adkln and tieaxna. umpirs -sir. L-usaca.

SECOND OAlaEL 1 0 0 2 A A oTtVi Rochester Baltimore 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 14 12 4 Batteries Bsnnlster and Doran: VeOutM man tmir-Hr. v-uaaca. MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS. Connecticut League. At New Haven Norwioh, New Rave.

At Holyok Holyoka New London, i. At gprl ng field Bprlng field. Bridgeport, a New England League. At rail River Lowell. Fall River, At Lynn Lynn.

Brockton. 2. At Nsw Bedford-Mew Bedford. 4i La. ranc.

0. At Haverhill Woroertar. EaverhOI, 0. Atlantlo League. At Raadtnr-Reading, Newark, a.

At PottsvtUa Brooklyn, Pottrrtlla, g. At Kaaton Chester. Bastea. 1. At ARentowB Elisabeth.

AHent0WSa American Association. At Vtnneapolls Indlanapolla Mnneapeila, At Kansas City-Toledo, Kansas City, g. At bUlwsukee Loulrrilla 8j Ifllwauk. New York 8tat League. At geranten Boiantoa.

ayraeua. At Wllkesbarre Blnshamtoa. rm barr. At Troy Troy, Ti A. J.

and 0., Pnny Crlcktra Lead BnyJ BRAT. Ireland, July 2X Forsaking th En. ltsb eollsg grounds for tb tlra being, ths visiting cricketers from tb UatverMty ef r-euBSTi'rsni lo-oar engajreo Ue strong- Bray team here and at th an ef the day's nl we- la a somewhat poor position, belaa- anlv txty runs ahead, but bavins- tuiuMi Ict," ua wicu- lb or STANDINQ OF CLUBS. AMERICAN LEAGUE. RJCStTLTB OT TX8TERIAT OAKXg.

New Tork. Bt. Leal. A ClevelaaX Washtogtoa. Cbloaga, Boston.

Ietrot. fOadelphia, 8. TTHXRJB THXT PLAT TO-DAT. waabiagtea at Cleveland. I BTANDINQ Or THE CLTBS.

w. pci w. l. e. Chleage New 43 Isrtroit 7 Met.a 81 49 83 81 I LARCHUOliT RACES HAKE HEW RECORD fjlett of Ninety-eight Boats Starts In First Contest of Racs QUEEN HEADS SCHOONERS Ingomar and Klmlna Beaten Over Thirty-Mile Cauraa In tha Sound Neola and latalena Win.

Tb biggest regatta, aver sailed la American or other water waa aalled ytr 47 afternoon at Larchmont la tb opening of tb Larchmont Club' race week, Nlnty-lght yachts croased th tin at tb start, and scarcely half a doaen failed to complete tb courses In th face of discouraging conditio na. And they raced despite tb fact that tb day waa not aa open regatta day, but at aald for a aeriea raoes. Tb yachtsmen, however, cam to tin and simply Insisted on starting, with tb result that nearly twenty claaaea war sent away, including every atyl of craft from tb 90-foot achoonera to tha little bug and dories. Almost very club on tb Bound aent It one-design boats to compete, and th club member turned out In fore to them. Th racing afforded waa of tha llrellat kind.

F. Brewster big thfoot achoon-er Klmlna made her first appearanc of th season to race against Ingomar and Queen. Dennis and Harr scrapped at the start as though an America's Cup was at take, and ail over the course ths three yacht engagt-d In dual battle -at various points as th fortune of the race brought them together. Queen finally won on her merits with Jngomar second, but narrow margins separated th thr. Burr beat Dennis out at the start of ths schooners by a hair breadlb, with Queen' In the poorest position.

But Queen, point. Ing higher and footing fast, soon overhauled fclmina aa she fell away behind Ingomar," and gradually overhauled Barr. Queen rounded th windward mark first and led comfortably, coming down under the Long Island shore, witn Ingomar following, but Klmlna, out In the Sound, held th breese, while it died Inshore, and ran through tb lee of both of ber rival. Th wind, starting from the northeast, awung all around to the southward, so that Cloalna rounded the second mark two minute before Queen, with Ingomar four minutes behind the Maxwwll boat, but running across tha Hound the leader ran out of th wind, and Ingomar cam tip on tb other until at the end of the first round of 15 miles the three were not a hundred yards apart. They rounded In me am oraer, put on me second round, after th wind lay flat for a long time, it sprang up afresh, and both.

Queen and Ingomar passed Klmlna, and led tb way SOH-roll courses. SCHOONERS 00-FOOTERfl. Taoht and Owner. Fl m.fc Quean. J.

H. .6:06 DH ft ft Ingomar, M. V. Vlant. aa imina, r.

t. jirewsisr 0:12.41 :a.41 r. oro LMi not flnlh. s.SSriTfS! Xngoniar. yg.ig assiauBisag a.ot mt.

BLOOP8 ea-rooTERa. Neola. T. A. Blair.

8 28 2.1- 88 Effort, r. VL amlth .....5:81:61 6 tl 28 correetsa ume Neola. v.ti.M nr. aLOOP3-87-FOOTER Istalsna O. it.

Pvnchon oo ns Wlnapme. H. F. 8:81:16 "me isiaiene. winsome.

viei.xa, Aurora, o.l.ll. SLOOPS 48-FOOTERS. Oerdenla, A. II. Morris.

...8:18:83 8:18:38 aiieanora, x. K. larr 6:17:01 8:17:01 Corrected time Gardenia. Eleanora, NEW TORK 80-FOOTERS. Minx.

H. Wlliet 4:00:18 2:68:18 Alera, H. and J. W. 8:87:12 AdeUlda.

O. C. and P. H. Ada.

4:03:22 8:58:22 Nepal. de Forrest. ..4:03:3 Banaai, C. D. Mallory .4:13:07 4:08:07 Atatr, u.

u. and J. Meyer. 11 -mil course. RACEA BOUTS.

Raseal 8. C. Hopkins 8:84:42 8:44:42 Nora, C. OP. 8 8:48:23 Chinook.

R. T. Ms 1 lory 3 61:63 Tomboy, D. Y. I'sndas 4::15 8:62:15 Pretty Quick.

A. B. Alley 4 eiXXSPS IT-FOOTERS. nue, E. r.

Lwk-nbach. 01 24 Reglna, F. O. tewart. .8.

60:17 8:41:17 Mlana. W. J. O'Neill 4:38.21 4 23:511 trrectsd Ume Sue, 1:34.24) keglna, S.4A:17i ssiana, i LARCHMONT 81-POOTER8, Vsquero. Wm.

4:07:00 noun, V. it. ieaiey. .4:42.07 4 ST OT Uorotby, L. O.

4:43:38 4:38:36 FoUstta, L. J. Uarcey 4.a.4 8LOOP8-22-FOOTER8. Capsicum, a Hoyt. ..8.32:47 3 82:17 Dorothy.

L. P. 8:83:08 Joy, W. H. ChUds 8:84:46 8:34:46 vingi iTOie, a.

U. .4:13:01 8:63:81 More Trouble. .4:38.00 SLOOPS 23-FOOT SPECIAL. Gloria, H. P.

Brown. ..4:48:48 4:28:48 nummw Truant, Q. C. Alyer 4:50:6 4:30:68 Spots, W. W.

W. Roberts HANDICAP CLASS FIRST DIVISION. Marguerite. W. F.

Clark 4:15:87 8:60: Theiema A. E. Black 4:84:68 4:00:58 Tanya. Q. P.

Oranberry. 4:39:48 4:14:48 Little Peter, F. M. Weeks 4:43:02 4:18:02 Naiad. J.

B. Palmer 4:44:21 4:10:21 8:44:01: Naiad. Llttis Peter, 8:62:14. HANDICAP CLASS SECOVD DrVISION. Busy Bee, R.

rtascai. i. i. 4:11:31 Howdy. Geo.

Mercer. 4:43:24 4:13.24 Bcsaux W. Murdock 4:44 4.14:20 Jolly Roger. H. I.

North 4:47:28 4:17:26 Corrected tiros Rascal, 4 Busy, Bee, 4:03 28; Howdy, Jolly Roger, 4AldO; scamp. HANDICAP CLABB THIRD DIVISION. Arrow. W. B.

Manny ..4 47:2 4:17:28 Monsoon, B. R. 4 47 4:17.64 Hat. ti. A- Jennings.

Kannaha. W. H. Berth 4 60 41 4 20:41 Mile. Modlsts.

T. J. V. Flint. ...4 81 87 4 21:7 fikae.

J. A A J. H. 62 17 4.23 87 Wink. F.

L. Vult 4:62:48 4 22:48,1 Miss. Modesty, C. 4 Orao J. F.

Lembdsn 4 Correcteo tune blu. wwuih, a vi MQn- soon. uase. :j.m: aenosns, Arrow. Wink, 4:14.22: Orac IL.

Bat. miss noaeeiy. s.i:8a. Bloope 1 8-Footers. Ogeema A.

B. Clement, Hamburg. M. Ooldscamldt. Nora.

Lewis lselln, 4 Aoe, R. N. Bavler. Mist. R.

P. Clarke, Tb-ginla, O. Smlelds. did not finish. r-hnte 18-Footers.

Arlene, O. W. Rear. Qraca. C.

P. Pearaoa, Whit Iadye. weoo. a i Manhaeaet Bay One-Destga. Arisen.

O. W. Kear. Chlchestsr, E. F.

Cornell. 4:38:00. Indian Horbor KnockaMut. wawg, o. B.

Robinson. 4 Arawaaa. W. Q. Gordaa.

-New' RoeheJle One-Deeirn. bnsehlaf. 3. 7 Mitchell. 4.2 33: Echo, Paniel Bacon.

4 Nereid. O. W. Fuller, Arab. We-H, Uka 8 27:18.

Port Wsshlngtoa One-te1rn. Viva, A. F. Oray, Finis, C0 B. Stanaard.

Zip. C. Hyde, did not finUa. Knooe island A. B.

Randolph. 4:38.54. OVER FITS AND A HALT MILE C0TJRB8. Manhasset Bar Bugs. ffkeeter.

Tbomtoa Smith. Sll.ll: raroa Fly. Donald Cow la. tj i-i i Clarbsoa Cowla i Lady Dug Fred Qlad. scarao.

ti. ntsgiDDoaa, jo HZ. New Rocheii catbnata Fun. J. L.

TMaa TOtoeao. O. W. Button, did not finish. RHrwcstde Catboata.

Ntlo, C. S. Starr, a Teal, T. Pierce Doahsai. T.

A. Llebler. Oltty, J. WUllam. did not ftelak.

Indian Barber Nsncy. H. W. Psret. ga.ia; Aea.

A. Ollmore, Milton Point Catboate. July, C. Coo versa, 8:18:23: Frolic P. Pearson.

8:21 49 Americas Dories. Tautog. O. Q. Fry, 8:44 Mi Faraway.

A. Fry. 8:50:45. Schenectady Drawa with Bellevua. Tb concluding gam tn the tour of th febeaeetady ertckster was played yesterday at Upper Montclatr.

X. X. against the Belle-vw va. and res sited la a drawn saateb, aRboagb greatly In favor ef th plarrs from oa tb Btat. Tb feature of the daVa Slav wa aa aollat Inalasa of 45.

seored by It. Allen, whe slaved wttb eoaftdenoa fast aad slew bow Una alike, aad did aot ftvm a ckaaoe. E. J. Oreiraua alao batted wall aad raa up SO.

while F. Beale eoatrtbutad an w. a. liaaM added lL The latter raptured tbree wickets at a snuMi eoet, but I Be beat bowling ea tlve aide waa tana br A. Durrant.

who maintain a goad length and ws Instrumental la acrom- l.i;.itn tae aowafatl er foar er the local men wiraeta. Son and (voh battea well for fteilevue. with scoree ef 17 not out and 12 ra- fitrares. The totals: Scbaaectady C. C.

ol tf-wlared fur f-iur wlcketa; tc.vue. fijp V) -seraa wlcketa. T00TT1NG AT EMPIRE TRACK. 1 Postponed Matinee of New York Driving Club Furniahea Good Sport. Tb light barnea racing aeaaon at tb Empire C3ty track, near Yonkera, closed yesterday for tb present, when th matin of tba New Tork Driving Club waa held, Tb programme, which wag postponed from Saturday, contained tn rata, and.

although several horse had already been taken away from tb track, tbr was a good entry list, end oro exciting sport araa witness. Tb Interest in th premier trotting claa vnt was marred by tb poor showing of Invader, which waa dlstsnced in tb first heat. With Andrew Crawford's champion out of the rac. Witt C. Flanagan Kin tress cored an easy victory, winning la atralgbt beat a in slow time.

There waa an unusual demonstration agsjnat th starter in th firat heat of the Class AA pace, whan be seat King Lnrect oft three lengths shead of Buaie O. Tb spectators biased and booted tb tart, which, however, waa in atrlct accordance with th rule of th clubv which allows tb bores to score but three" time, and th horses wers aent off ou tn tnird attempt. King Direct, driven by James Butler, won to event la straight beats, th first being covered in th fastest of the day. The team rac was declared off. D.

Flanagan's pair being the only entry to put tit an appearance, Daphne Direct won th free-for-aU rac with ilttl effort. Summaries: Class B. Pacing; mil beata a la A Ra stand, b. tvVllllam ttcott) .....1 1 Lexington, bis, if. W.

Wright). .3 a Annie Kamble, b. (A. Mace) 2 6 Hiram Abitf- b. (W.

J. Minor), 4 8 Ready boy, br. tA. C. Ft.ke 6 4 Time 2:16.

Class D. Trotting; mils heats, 8 In 8. Mcbvan, b. (James ...1 1 Judge lioardntan, b. ta.

2 Virginia btlle, br. (Dr. Joseph a il- Olbbons) 6 4 (1.. Ortei) 4 bar lea Bremen, br. W.

CahlU. .4 6 Time 2.10; 2:10. Class A. Trotting; mils beats, 2 In A Klnatresa. b.

tO. c. Flanagan). 1 Larabis, b. (M.

Bruckheimer) 2 2 Ana Direct, blk. nu, tJames lavader, b. (A. Crawford) 2:17. Class B.

Trotting; mils heau. 2 in 2. Bedells, b. James 2 1 1 Joe Jap. blk.

C. Lloyd) 1 4 mi (L- w- Boynton). 2 4 Kitty Wilkes, b. (W. gcou) ..4 8 2:1514.

Eddie Direct, b. James Butler) ..1 1 tiocaet. o. (Andrew Cone) 2 8 Josephine Harold, b. tDr.

C. H. Story). a 2 evetrelia. blk.

nx, (Dr. Joa Bemon). .4 dr Sr t-. v.rawioruj..aia Class E. Trottlnrr ml la a mv w- Morgan, 3 1 1 Midget, b.

IB. W. Knannl 1 a i island BelL blk. (O. W.

.8 2 2 Quiet Maid; blk, (H. C. 3 4 t-unwt f1 A. Free-for-aU pacing; mil beats, IB 4. capons Direct, blk.

(James 1 Nonaml. b. IR. K. Eastmaa) 8 Bolstoos.

b. (T. O. Hinds) a Class AA. Paclnr- nil.

h. a Kin. nirat t.l. ,1 blk- tJ- Campbell) 2 2 Who Knows, blk. (T.

a Leahy). iroe s.us; aas C. Trotting; mils beata. I In Lailv Worthe II u. f'urrsn) 4 2 t.sllfomla Cresceus.

b. (James 8 Decker, b. (Dr. H. C7 6 6 Uos.

tacUi(. (K. Illtnu.) WILL REMAIN AT EMPIRE. New York Driving Club to Reaume Matlneee Earl In September. At a meeting of tb membera of the New Tork Drtvtna- ClnS K-l ui.l.

at the clubhouse, at th Eliiplrs City iraca. in quesuon of conllnuing tha weekly matinees waa dlscuaatd. It was expected that Klkwood Driving Park, Long Branch, N. would be selected, but the distance waa considered too great from New York, and th offer of former Chief, of Pollc John W. McCullagb, uuticuiiiouueut al jciawood.

was declined. The contract between President Butler and the New Vnrlr Drlvlm, -ui a uin former th right of thirty day fpr a running race meeting. President Butler has i-ni rigm ana aitnough no official action waa taken It wa decided to resume mnftnA track early In September, whn tb run- Hia wuu wm os uver. RACINQATJAMESTOVVTi. Premotera of Virginia Meeting Say They Will Open Track Aug.

17. The promoter of tha race meeting, punned In connection with the James town Exposition, on a track close to th Exposition Grounds, hav mad th an nouncement that In spite of the action of The Jockey Club In refusing to grant a license for tb meeting, they will open for racing on Aug. 17, and continue rac ing indefinitely. W. A.

Young, who la at th head of th Jamestown, racing project, yesterday stated that hi association had a well- equipped mile track built under the dlrec tlon and managed by Sheridan Clark, iormeny oi me new urieans Jockev Club, and later with the Brighton Beach rtacing Association, and tfiat the club had assurance irom tn state and county of flciaia that th racing would not be interfered with. Jockey Club declined to license the Jamestown track, because there la no firovislon of law for th conduct of racing a Virginia. A an unlicensed and unrecognised meeting, the Jamestown racing must be outlawed by Th Jockey Club, and horse and men which rac thi-r will dlsnuallflaJ for racing on Jockey Club tracks, but th managers of tn meeting insist ttjat tney will get all tho horaes they want from th West, and that th same horse and mn, later may return to racing-1 the West, a no disqualification, except for fraud, will recognised by th Western turf officials. Jockey Winnie O'Connor Married. News comes from, abroad to Frank K.

O'Con nor of Brooklyn that his son. Winnie O'Connor, on of th most famous ef American jockeys, has won aaettgr great rac. having flashed under th wire a winner In th Matrimonial Stakes, wfth the band ef an English hiraa aa tha nrlse. Mr. O'Connor has re ceived a cablegram from Paris announcing ths marriage there or Winnie aaa Miss Edna Laftua.

Mr. O'Connor said he did not know the details of Winnie's romance, but bad been informed that (k bride was a member of an old English family. Bha is said to have a large tat In th North ef England. Winnie Is at present riding tn Franc under a contra with Baron Bllla Resit and Count Portalles. From there he Is to go to Osrtnaiy to ride under a gao.000 contract.

If he can so arrange his affairs, bs will return to this country In November to Intmduc bt bride to his family and friends. Wlnni O'Connor a proiegs of Father Bill Daly. AUSTRALASIANS DEFEATED. Brookea and Wilding Lose Hard- Fought Match to Brltlah lales Pair. LONDON, July England at 111 baa a fighting chance of retaining possession of th Davis Cup, th International tennla trophy, having to-day In the hardest- fought match of the aeries at Wimbledon defeated th Australasians.

Th contest raa to five sets and the last set to twenty- four games. A. W. Gore and H. Roper Barrett, rep resenting th British Ialea.

met Norma r. A. Wild In." of AtlStrS- Jaata. Brooke and Wilding had all the best or th piy in ire oprnms wrim. winning th first two.

The Britishers then won tnre seta in iucccwkh, ui, emit aumrlsinsr evervbodr by his won derful work at the net. which turned the tide In favor th Britlehera. In th last "CI Kit toe piaywie eenrta anil the vlctorv was not won until th score bad reached 1S-1L tha British players finally getting. th eitra count. A a rult of to-day play two "Tnatcnes in susgtew wiu played to-morrow.

In an exblbltloa tennis mch st tb Wtmbledon court toy Mr. B. L. Chamber and O. VF.

Htllvard beat MJa May Sutton and Dr. TV. V. Eavta Th cor waa 10, SPORTIXO EYTXTS. A BASEBALL, PotO Oroun.

To-day 4 P. M- ta CAicaga. AAaa. ue. MRS.

POUCH WINS SINGLES. Former National Tennla Champion Beats Miaa Rotch at Mrs. W. K. Pouch carried off th honors la tb final th women's single yesterday la tb lawn tennis tournament ea tba court ef tb Engleweod Flald club, Englewood, N.

J. Against tb young expert of tb Leflgweod Cricket Club. Mia Rotch, th former National champion waa compelled by show ber swiftest gam aad th tog of bar skill. Miss Rotch wa a match lor Via steady driving gam of ber opponent which bv alternate niacin of tha ball from aid la aid of th corner ef ths oun, wor asv dowa until sb lost at 12-11 and a The finale of tha vitze nuhlaa afredavt ea citing spurt with th result that Mlaa Marl VYssner asd Utnrr il. came through the victors, In the final round they net Mis Eleanor Bmither and C.

rlerU Watson. and defeated them la straight sets by the rrnr of a and a a Th eaaoltim single, wa brought dowa to th final, wlth lr. William Kosenbaum snd Alesander Amend as th survivor, and they win meet la th match tbl afternoon. Tb Women Blnglea Final "Round Mra IL POUCh Uln Rnlrh t.i it. a 4 Vised Doubles.

-eml-flnsl Round-Miss Eleanor poutner and Cj F. Watson. defeated Mra Bumstead snd Kdwsrd B. Dewburst. 84.

1. 4: Via Maria Wmmttmr anrf Unr, It Mollenhaur defWated Mrs. Ueorts 1- Chapmen and H. CorrelL lo-AlO-a. Final Round4-MlM Varle Warner and Henrv B.

Mnilenbsuer defeated Mies Kleanor Soyther watson, a. Consolation RlnsJea. Second Round Oeorge W. Sallncer drfrated a. ramrnn a 1.

a 2. 8el-Flnal Round Alesander Amend defeated E. H. Kathbun. e-u, Dr.

Will iam Kosenbaom defeated George. W. Salinger, i Bv mutual eotiaMiff tha final nf the Wew Tork Btat. champlonnhlp tournament consolation singlss wss reopened yeeterdsy on tb court of the Fnglewood Field Club, as M. Burt of ths Hamilton Orange did not wlh to take tba unai pjr oeiauit.

as aviniwl to mm a wseg on th courts of ths New York Athletic Club. A a result of n)i retenlns of the match. Ourt met Dr. WllllWm Itnsenbsum In a rive-set cat test, la which both lsyed hard and fast tennis, pt. Rosenhaum bed ths upper hand throughout ths match, snd once In the third set wa.

within a stroke of winning tt in straight order. I The prima tberefure passes from Burt to Dr. lioeenbaum. Wolff Falls to 8wlm English Channel DOVER. England.

July 22. Jabes Wolffs, th amateur swimmer of London, Inaugurated th Channel swimming season this morning. Be entered the sea at ths South Foreland st 10:30 and struck out I for Frsnce. Wolffs msds a magnificent swim of mors than twenty-one ml lee. but he failed to complete ths Journey soroas th Channel because of ths old injury to his He returned to Dover by tug st :80 having been to the wster a.

little mora than ten hours. Wolffs swsm to within five mile of Cape Oris Nea. France. In lwo6. At this point he sprained a tendon and was forced to glvs up ths effort.

i INSTRUCTIOrr. niaixcas shorthand. on St. irMMKR HK8BION. 8 MONTHS.

81A NIOHT 10 WEKKH, 1'. THE BALTIMORE MEDICAL COLLEGE liberal teaching modern colie. buildings, lecture hsll and amphitheatres. I -err and completely equipped Isborstort.s, Capacious hoaultals snd Hrnd for cslslogue. Addrsas DAVID BTRKKTTi M.

Dean, Cor, Madison Bt. and Linden Av Baltl. mora, Md. College ef Payilclaos aaa Surteoaa OF BAI.TIMOBK, iiffer medical i students unsurpassed clinics! and other advantages. Modern equipped building, unsurpsssed laboratories, Lylns-In Asylum Hospitals, etc.

3tth Arinual Session begins Oct. 1st. catalosue addrees F. Bevan, M. Ieaa.

Calvert and Saratoga Ht Baltimore. Md. WOODBRIDGE SSE 1 Bast Sfth Street. Preparation for: Sept. college examinations.

Over to students havs entered college from this school. i SPECIAL COACHING FOR COLUMBIA. Winter session begins September S6th. New York University Law School 1M lear opens Sept. th, 1907.

Morning- Cla.ee., Ions to It. Afternoon Claeees, to 4. Kvrnlng Cluesrs, 8 to 10. Degrees LL. LL.M., J.D.

Address L. J. Tompklne, Washington 8q. N. Ursullne Academy, Park Av Kw York City.

Kiwcially deslsned ta fit young ladles for teaching or for entrance to any of leading "colleges; chartered by Stats Regtnta For particulars address ths Resletrsr. I.KOPOI.D WOLFBOIINk PlanofortS inetruotlun. Pouch Uslleryl 848 Clinton ilrooklyn, Moouay and Thursday. Bperlal Bummer terms. Mis C.

E. V.taon's Bulmrt-an School for Olrli and Young 'ir Illustrated ralah.au. addre IxMik Box 71 Tsrrytown.on-lludaun..V,Y. SWIMMING. SWIMMING SCIENTIFICALLY TAUGHT Prof.

Dalton, 23 West 44th St. and Battery. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. St. 100 cash jriv buy stock.

k. lesM. good wllL snd tlgture. Tof well estsbllthsd. rweU advertised hlrh-cl ladies' garment buslnats.

with long established reputation second to none In New York: present owner for family reasons un able to give tba business her personal attention, which, under her management, has been very large and profitable; this offers an opportunity to buy a well-known, Untied business for less tbsn quarter tha vsius of name alone; with proper management buyer can make a fortune; free of all debt and ths lowest rental ea block. Tb Holly 10 west rid Htreet BAD! DEBTS collected promptly. We succeed where others ran. no ensrge unless eaccesarui; nignest r-r- erences. Ibe Standard.

-Adjustment Flat Iron ew Turk. Tel. till orsmerey, For Kale Wholraal. notion business, sstsbllshsd la 1M3: aoo.l. oirsn stock or notlona hosiery.

underwear, dolus -od busines. fine trade. For terms sntly to Job. J. t'onktia.

Cslfh-r -Building. Hsrrtuhurg. Pa. Drug Store Small essh Invsstment; phsrms. cist looking for chsncs to make Independent living outside tbe city without killing himself would de well to address "Out of Town.

Bos IT1 Times, Times square. HOTELS AITD KESTAUSAKTS. HOTEL 1 AST ETON BT. GEO KG k. STATk-S ISLAND.

N. If. CITY. 24 minutes' sail across N. Y.

Heor. Capacity 850. EXiropeaa plan, st mode rat. rates. Tabi d'Hote Luncheons doe.

Dinners, 11.00. llbal Sub urban Horns for Families or usensiors. Musi. Minian'a Snwilna. Tennla.

snd Oolf. CASTi-KTON HOTFJ, 4 B. F. Keans, Free. A.

Elegartly furnished apartment, with prt. vat bath, tie dally; weekly. Including meals. fll-IO: also nsw Columbia Hotel at Saratoga, ssme rates; trsnslents accommodated. Van Reneaalaer Hotel, IT Kast lit batweea Broadway aad th Av." ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

1 Eckstein. Oustave, A Savannah, Oa: J. loves, furnishing S'-o-ls, aad ribbons; a Brt-Slln. Jonaa A Kashvllle, Tean. J.

W. gteln. aoaiery aaa mawjom, uuuu Callender. McAaelan A Troop Company. Provi dence.

K. I I n- nerjar, oooas aaa aut- 9 Walker Street. 81ble. Lindsay A Curr Company, BoCieater. T-vtnc nan a a HoteL Woodward A Loibrop, Washington.

Ti. H. E. Mackbee, snoee; ssroaaway, now glrmina. Hatch A Whltten.

Bostoa. Mase.t'B. Hatch, furnishing goods; Hotel Braaiin. Hamburger Brothers A Baltimore, Liberies, wsiiiu; nei rronin. MCrThlrr.

R. Company. Fall River. H. Mn.

cioass. suiis. rura, ana snawis; -ra Gnrt.tf fttM.1- Hotel HroatelL Strauaa Bixtbe.a Baltraiora, Md. M. Slrause, drea.

gods, wssB goods, aad orlnta; Hotel HnaflL Tork bila Company, Tork. Prnn. M. O. Col- i rt.t,!i una, Crtppea A Retd.

Frai-g, N. O. U. Crip- pra, suits and prince Cwt Hitl. Elins A Mould.

Troy. N. ilojid. ekaaks mnA aulta: l'r1 tca Gors- Hotel. Webber.

W. Company. Salem, F. O. Palmer.

Cloaas. suits. Turs. ani waists; K.mm GilSesle. Mt.

(TBriea, Infants' 18 S-jrln Stneel; Prince Q-orce HoteL Fltsgerald A Co Boston. Mas S. A. Ftts- trral-1. ry goooa aaa i riarv vnorge lol.l OuMImiw A Plttbarg.

Prnn.t A. cifwwTil1 n. x.ji AV rwrta. furt; lAyaard Sutat. i Guide For Buyers.

For Information Telephone 1 000 Bryant APPAREL FOR WOMENk Aprona. Karsaedl A pre Cat. a Bwar Bags and Novettlea, Area I -rather Oawde Co, Bway. Taathee. Lorwrathal, Julias, teai Mercs.

taa4ed) Belts. Warsrhaoev rtre. Weber. BCS-ri Bwy. Brafda.

Neveltr Jtraid f.le tiraad A ItS-SI-SJ Ve. tM The swtr Hroa. Braid Cs 111 Bprlas St. Cloaka and Sulta. Am.

Kslarwat W. 1Mb. Rl8EbC IS-AS K. tie ft. Iser aaerbarb, Faet I laser.

Raffle 8 I Pi teleenbrld, 18 K. 17tb. Ksia, rubber. Preem Bra. ear sad JU at.

J-rleillnader 18 8th Av. 1'lnebarg, HlaMaa. A Urw-I1-I0 Hlesber Bt, HelUtela. Venn, It. niU Hab'rCewt Kara Broa, lS-lA W.

ta. Tel. Sse tHasswy Uraeamaa A Ut 18-M-tl I W. tatb, 3.lght, gs E. Stb t.

Tel. 7 Orassevry. Maypev. Hearv It K. H.

Wlk RalaCaaU Miller. Mtrhaeieoa Ce. 4l B'way. les MUaeod. S.

li A CaV; 4S-S1 West 81 Bt. Meyses A Dreyfae. 1S 8th Av. Peat, Sanaael. 4S-SI West tlet 8.

Pyle, Sol. 81 I Blew Sqaare, Roambaam A (ilnthrr. S-lu Wee ltth St. Hearabrrg 14 Rleerker eH. RoUisrhlld.U.4SR.atht.

Caraewl ATlaf fadowsky, S4-U Broadway. A. I key Blombrrg. 14 W. IT.

AU Bkh-ta KUberwtaa. A W.tol St, A -to Casta. Sllrer. 8. A 7- th Av ae ltb.

Teblaa. J. 18 Fifth Ave. Welt man. Pollack A Oa It I Spring St.

Mlsaea'. Children's, and Infanta'. Ivr A nnxknia, 10 W. lata, Aleo inalore, Marks. Ilrmaa.

Eaet Ith. Al Junlers. Mk-haeb. A Ill Vt et lth M. Waaler A- Zlrglrr.

87-41 El 18th bt, Caracula and Valour Coata. MIMeldorf si E. ttb Bt rVesse. CU. Coatunea and Dreaaea.

Hargealehta Sebarff. ISt Wawatar. Cblldr' t'otieo, A WS-100 Slh Av. Coatum, Sulta, Waists, Negligees. Cobra, Ca 8S West 18th St, Cooper.

IS W. ISth St. Ceetumee. Liaa-Hamtltea sis eta a ear. rata as.

Misses' and Chlldren'a. Areason, 1M-184 West 17th St. tires 18th St.Trl.tlllCbrlara, Dree Trimming. Rarsheedt Mfg. 48 B'wny.

Ale Loewrnt bal. taSl Mercer. AlaeUrald Feather Boaa and Muff a. Loewrnthai. Julias.

A Co, 81-88 Merree Bt. Fur Lined, Quilted, Satin Lined Coata. Cohen Pollack. CSWa verier PI. A Specialty Netkla A Leltlo, 403 It-way.

Far Plash Llad Brody A Font. ftO-CJ W. 18th St. Ladiee' Neckwear Supporter. Blnmenkroha Crochet Bottoa Works, I Srbloae-Sprler II Stb tor.

tlst.f Ribbon, Velvets, and Chiffons. Bamberg A Rlsser, 108 6th near 18th St. D. Sbeellne Son A (MX Broadway. Millinery (Wholesale.) H.

V. Millinery A Supply tS-a8 Bway. Muslin Underwear. Adelaon A Simon, 88 Broadway. Skirts.

H. H. Haiullloa A CaH 118-118 lalversity Ft 8klrte Separate. Iters A Oosaasby, 18 R. 17th.

rep. Pries, aeper A Herb, i-I4 Meet 101 St. 'Dsvldtw. Wm. A 41-81 tlth Bt.

Kvsn. ta W. I8lh. Tel. 441 Cbeleea.

Kats A K.HOt lpldu. L. "Big 8 4 14th at, Urownold. Crook A W. totk.

N. V. Mlaeea' Skirt I-14 K.lt. MlMMMraly Paris Skirt 84-SS F.aet tmh St. The Regal Skirl 8 E.

18. Ale RalacMta. Shirt Waiate and Suite Ladiee'. Atlantis Wal.t 4- Faet lllh Bt. 181 Spring Tel.

401 Spring. Ipp A Sfifferson, I4V-I81 Oreen St. lOK.ltlh aa KUkaLaceWaleta Lrfroiirt A sliulheff. 881 B'wag. Coatumee, Silk Petticoata.

J. Dryfoos' Hon Kftraordlnarr Taiat-s" In Silk ACoUoa.B-ll uiverelty PL flroene NDk Petticoat 200 West 84th St. Lewis. Ilurwlts A 852 Broadway. Tbe S.

J. Jarksoa Ufg. W. 13th SL Tea Gowns, Kimonos, Dretaing Sacquea American Negligee 130-184 W. I7tk St.

Ab. Franklin, SI E. 12th St, (Pop. frlceaj ART GLASS SHADES. The Bent Glass Novelty St.

Drannsteln 48 H. B'wny A 0 Grand 81. eramlte Mfg. Co.t 641 Weat 4Stl St. Coot! Art Glass A Braes St Howard St.

TJaiaue Art lilass A Metal 4S Park FL ART LINENS, EMBROIDERY MA TERIALS, NOVELTIES. Franitenberg. llenrjr 487 Broom Bt. ART METAL GOODS, (Imported.) tolilniann. 4 1 W.

1 1st St, Isl arnberg. BLOUSES, SHIRT8, PAJAMAS Boys' KllBger A Bach, 787 B'waj Vt ssb Suits, Sinoa A Selde. 8t8 Caaal SI Kampers, BRASS A COPPER GOODS Rueslan. Fsrber, S. 44S Itroadway.

BUTTONS Pearl and Noveltlea, Asprlbee A Msamaa. ISO Oread Bt. Button Machlnea for Covered Buttone. Defiance Buttua Machine 80 Ura Bt, Arrival of Buyers. Jones Dry Oood.

Company. Kensss City, Mo. f. j. aacLfonaia, iuw, 'e Ffcld.

Marshall. A Chicago. "'-iYVic: Ks. DianHeia, uriiiivpi ww. tiirre; ju-4 worm n'w Hwust--.

Harris. Emery Company. Des Moines Iowa; W. Gerln-r. cloaks and suits; t-nton square.

Hotel Woodstock. Mittenthsl. H. A Pallas, Texss; S. Mittenthal, notions and furnishing od; J-A.

Besers. dry goods: B. Owlman, dry goods; 61 Leonard Street; Hotel Cadillac. Gartani Cloak Company. St.

Louis, Mra J. Herman, cloaks snd suits; Mis Herman, wslsts; Hotel Cumberlsnd. Btells. Farls A Walker Company, Lo Angslea C. K.

Small, cloaks, suits, wal.ts. corsets, sad furs; Uii Broadway; Hotel W.lUng-ton. Cnonohoe-Bedmnnd-Msrmfls Company, Omaha I. o'li'lohoe, cloaks and J. T.

Marmlls, h.iny and unlerwear; tul liroadway; Holsl Wellington. Mndellsum, A Sons. ra Moines low: M. Mstxlolhftum, cloaks, sulta waists, snd furs; M. Cohen, dry goods; 43 Llspenard Stre.1; Hotel Woodward.

Carson, I'lrle. Scott A Chicago, III. W. Uhl. cloaks; 118 Worth Btrset; Hotel Wellington.

A rbwenwald A Albuiueriu, N. J. M. Hosenwsld. dry goods aad notion; Hotel Wellington.

Bernheliner Brother A Kansas City, Ma.l 8. Ewln underwear, umbrellas, furnishing goods and neckwear; 6AS Broadway. Epstein, Baltimore, Ml; A. Kats. neckwear; Hotel NetherUnd.

Robinson. A. A Company. Atlanta. P.

Morgan, pleoe gocda; Herald Squar Hotel. Brothers Company. Athena. Oa; S. Michael, dry goods, cloaka upholstery, and carpets; S12 Church Street Allen, H.

A Ca. Burlington, VL: W. Iobbia cloaka sulta and furs: Ollsey Houee. FarreU. J.

Company. Chicago, IlL; W. KieeT dress goods; T3 Leonard Street; Hotel WnsonBrther. Ctlcago. III.

J. Wilson for-nishlng good: I Union Square; Houl Im- SUaT'baer A FuUer Trr fjooda Comtany, St. Loula Mo. Mlaa Kerne, costumes; Broadway; Hotel Wellington. Hal Brothers.

San Frsndsoo, Cat! T. A. Lyon, botlery; e5 Broadway; Park Avsau HoteL Eaklrrd A Brother, JCashvllla, Tenn.j 3. Kaklnd. elotblng aad ehoee; Broadway Central A Mflwauh, Wly irj.

C. Heimsan, fiowr and feathsr; 821 Bioad- MMIar' Oea Company. Milwaukee. Wla.t T. w.

liana, hate; 621 Broagwayi Prince Oeorge Hotel. A Dessau, Fort, Warns, Indj T. It. Ollmor. carpet aad draperies; SIT Broad- Marshall, A Chicago 111.

T' Wilson, brle-a-brao and art goods; 104 Worth Oana. 8. 'Company. Chicago. III.

I K. S. Bailey, hosiery an-t unoarwear, aaa xrsnaita sum, Hotel Euuilre. Mara, fry Oood Company. Birmingham, V.

Marx, dry gooda. millinery, not tana. aad fcrntahlng 434 Broadway, Bee Hive Company, gloug Falls. S. C.

Rhode, cloaka suit, and underwear; 4 Wash. lngton Place- Prince Ueorge HoteL i jtt. B-, A Brotber. Saa r-ranclaeo. CsT.j J.

Hart, silks ana vsiTeu; oa umsn atreat; if ...1 Halle Brothers Company. Clevelaad. Ohio; Mis Muaa. watsts; ea wwoa iiuw aroa- Wtlkins Brothers Cnenpaay. Pea Motae.

fa: j. anannoiiser. nmajr twa wajaur. aaa a.rtt.T mat ft prior prv Goods Company. Orand Paplds.

Mica; nmi, wneiukii aaa vaurcs Btrset; Hotl Latham. Garment Buyers i TWIT PAIL TO TISTT THK MttlKUTIHKHr SHOW. T3 STU Ats, COR. BT. ROCHE CROLL GO, -tHA ATB T1S-72Q SUOAaIWAY.

i Directory of ieadtng gserchanti asd manufacturers. CARPETS. RUGS, AND OILCLOTHS, Ameriraa OllrkMlt t4 Caaal Bt, Vaiea Carawt Cw. t81-m Caaal Ba, CLOTHING Men'a. I -err A Srhtlt, 41 praeme St CI.

Mfrs. Halcoff, I dell A ta-, tllMsrrer, a'rBieeska Boy' and Young Men's. Walceff. PhlL. A Ca, 938-084 Bread way, Panta Knet and X.

a. 1st raate Ce, 88 A 87 VTset 84 tl Full Dress and Tuxedo Suite. Mslleaer. 0. A tl-tf Wrley tt u.

CROCKERY 4 Poreela4na, (Japanese.) Faattaa, A. A A Cm ia-a-s Cast lath Bt, ELECTRIC AND OAS PORTABLES. Tb 0edw1a A Klata Ca Wt stay. FANS. JAPANESE GOODS.

Yaatloe. A A. Ca, lt--M East ltth FOUNTAIN PENS. King pus. prtcea, tt Beehma tHasnesxl palnl Pea Ca.

Al-e Peart. aad Silver Writing Sets. 18 kmaa B4. FUR MANUFACTURERS. Av.

N'kWrSoeeTtle JlolilbergatMowmaa 44K 1HhSt. hlldren'a" iattllrb S4-s-aS K. Pop. IVre- Haalrl A Lewi. alver.

PI. Tha Jacob Herts F. IStb. I'csalav prirrd mlwet' and rhlldrrwa fur auveltlee, JuUn. rankel.SAK.IOUi!!.

Saappy values Mink. I.yas. rjwtlne A Paoiea. I.lpmaa A M.era. 87- F- 11th.

Fop. FrtreA. 1 Rothledrr A Wealey, I W. 19th. Higb-graile Sellrtnaa A fa.

i Stb A v. Pop. Priced Jnhs Wllbrim. O.F.. ta falv'st'pl.

Spe'ly-MHb Wa Seaderthal A 30 BreMtdwy. Coats In Kneels Fonv. Mink, Sabla Saulr. ret. aad araeaia.

In all lengths. I.arge.t lla La Vsrk. BUclaalvely wbleaale." GLOVES Kid, Fabric, 811k. Ferdlnnad Fhrllch A 811 Cbsrrh Bt, Ilehl. 114 Franklin C.

Mow C.lva wy. Kid and Bilk. SMlbnry. F. 14., A Ca Mfra KldSSIIk HAIR ORNAMENTS.

Paerfle evrlly 87 fteaaAway. Points. Boarnltanm 408 HANDKERCHIEFS. I Brpublle Mfg. ta.

Uaeae." 04 nreeae Bt. HAT AND BONNET FRAMES. T. It. llaa.gaa.

It W. 8d St. Tel. 11 aurtn; HOSIERY. Ird Taylor.

Broadway aad th lt Muhene A Meyer. tJ-M F.a-I Hh Bchlff, Henry. A 8B-9? Braadwaf. Wise, O. A A ai White St.

Block A Imssit INFANTS' HEADWEARr Knit Good. rVxIrahelmee A Merte. BI-B" Braadway. lldutra INFANTS' WEAR. MaJnthowJ.Bra..IK.ll.IrrewXa1Wr KNIT GOODS Blouaee, lyre.

Mag 480 war, car. Braem 8L Underwear. Amerlraa Hoslerv 10-11B Fraaklla Bt, LACES, NOVELTIES, NECKWEAR. 7 Caae A IS Weat ltk. Lace.

That SetL Wareebsuer A Ba-B7 Broadway. Table Co vera. Wlllrox, M. tl Spruce. Fancy Leather.

MANTEL AND PIANO SCARFS. Kaffenberger A Cantor, 7- Weat lath Bt, Sugdea. Kbm, 877 ll'way. Also Curtains, NECKWEAR Men'a. Berliner.

Strasse Meyer. 788. 738. 711 IV wa .1 OARS AND CANOE PADDLES, Tb Wew York Bast Oar Ca, West Bt. ORIENTAL RUGS.

Vantlne. A. A 877-87 Breadwsf PAPER DEALERS. Bleyer A BreeCl 4tbA Printer PERFUMES (ORIENTAL.) Tb Batnoral 88 Wst tatb 8t PHOTO FRAMES AND MIRRORS. lloag.

Andrew A 4 Wet Bl'way. PICTURE AND WINDOW GLASS. Vsnhorne. D. A A 4S7-48S UreaawUh, PYROGRAPHIC OUTFITS.

Solai PyrograpHlcMfg.Co.,44 W.tM. H'dg'r Pyre Outfit and Points tsclselrely. QUILTS. BLANKETS. Comfortables.

Scblft 47 Broadway. SCHOOL BAGS. A. Slomka, 10 and 12 Vandewnter St. SHAWLS AND STEAMER RUGS.

I S. Hrrrraann, 877 Bway. Foreign A Bomeetla. SHIRTS Men. AbrameAMarcBS.48Watfcer.Fl'alAW'kSnirM SHIRTS, NIGHTSHIRTS, PAJAMAS.

1, MUlen, Alkeabead A 2S-630 It'wav. tl SILKS AND DRAPERY Vaatlo. A. A IS-fO-tt east IRtb Bt, SUSPENDERS ANO MEN'S BELTS. Ysls Su.pender Ca, 4At ll'way, nr.

Gran A SWEATERS A CARDIGAN JACKETS flata A Clash It Broadway, B. TRAVELING BAGS, Dreaa Suit Casea. 1 Kala Bros. Lea. Good 18 Vssey St.

UPHOLSTERY FABRICS A. Supplies, Lr. Arthur 81 Lnlon (High lass.) Buyer may register is this co'uma by telephoning IQUO BryanL Brown, Thompson A Hartford, Conn. t. m.

starsien, iw, nwuerj, ami glovra; 2 Wslkrr Street. Lives, Pomemy A Stewsrt. Harrleburg, J. B. Gigli.

hosiery; It Wslker Street. Oable. F. A AltrHjna, Penn. Mr.

Kellr. hoetrv: 2 Walker Street. Denholm A McKay Company, Worcester, Masa I-(. C. P.

MacUutr. ladles' undorwtar, hosiery, and gloves; 2 Walker Street. Hargaiine-McKltirlcit Liy tl'tfla Company. St. fJ lmia, P.

F. Leillch, glnsiianis; "ti I ari Strart; Herald ciHf Howl. Dey BrKher A iiyracuee. N. T.

J. W- iarllng, ailks end velvets; 41 Union Square; Herald Suuara Hotel. i Ooldsmltb, A Son Company. Memphl-, Tenn. J.

Ooldamlih. dry g-Kls; O. Benham. notions: L. Landman, furnlehlng goods; 46B r-ruadway; Herald Suats H-tet.

i Jordan-Msrah Mass. B. A. rumen, books; Oreene Street; Itotsl WO- eott. ponaidson, William, A Minneapolis, Mlna.j W.

tCJInston. cnriiris and ruga; 8 Ws'kar Street; tlrand Hotel, It-wenoiain. A lull I mora, M4.J Hnsanviein, dry imI; il.reiil Hiu(. J. it Compear, Lwrl'-n, Oblo; O.

I Siwley. millinery; ork. Bhepard-Norweil Company lK.l Masai Miss, A. lrrers. furs: 31 Kuuars.

Wile, Herman A Buffalo, S. Tt, K. Wile, rlotbing; SIT Broadway. Field, Marshall, A Co Chics, HLJ A M-xy. Jewelry; l4 Worth Street.

Weinman A. Ltwinson, Albuquerque. N. M. I J.

A. Welnmaa, aetiona, Broadwayi The Hermliaae. Forbes A Wallace. Springfield. Maes.

F. B. Stearns, rluaka suits, and furs; Mies B. W. Burke, waists; 3 Walker Street; Motel verro.

Pecs, Ueorg Pry flood Company, xanaa City, Mo. P. A. aud J. Campbell, bostery saA knit umlerwesr; a biavarra.

Loveman, P. Company. Chartaooogs, Tean, D. B. Loveman, dry goods.

Sub Broad-wavi Hotel Albany. Sweeney Company. Buffalo. N. Hogb Hunter, ivaak aad tres goods; 4u BrvaA-way; Hotel Albany, llolden A atone, plttaflel.

Msss.l ft noMea, boaiery, glovea and umbrellas; Tb Her-ailtage. Burke. FltxSlmona Hone A ItocJiaatar. N. Y.i J.

L. Madden, Hnea and lac. eur-talna; J. Buno. dry good; Hotel Vl toria.

0ti(er, Company. Holoyolu, Mass J. l-iaoaky. ladta- cost, sulta. aad aklrtai Hotel Vktnria.

M'nneapolls tJrv Oood Company. Minneapolis, Mlna; C. Bertram. uihl.try g-jods, i4 Hrsine Streat: Hotel UrottelL Madden. Bailor A Kl lVo.

Tesas; 3. C. lutllard, cry good sod not lobe; Jlotal Karllnston. Pivae, Pouieroy A Stewart. Reading.

Penn. I flaeaberg, brto-a-brae. aotwana, and laee Mis A. Imbert, fsarygoode; a Haiaer Street; Hotel krllti-rti Fpeteln. Pa it I more, Md; O.

Froabllek. lewelrv aad Boveitlea; Hetrl Vlotorta. W.uniitv. John, Fhlladelpbla, A. R.

XWf. fornl.Mlns goods; liroadway and -Tenth Street: St. Deals Hotel. MeAipln. O.

Company. tHnrlnnatf. Otilot Mlaa J. Sugarman, coraea and underwear: 214 Church acreet; Lwala Hoti. Madden.

JarrMt A Co. Teirle, Tesaa; TL Teinpia. dry good and aotkMts; liotel Ear-llngtoa Btta, Bar A Fuller Pry Good Company, gt. Lmla. W.

8 Orant. lae curtain, aad uptolatry goods; Broadway; iiutal Bras- lla. Fraak. A PHHadelphla, Feaa; I Frank, cloaks, sutta, aad wiu; Hotel Bra-Hit. gaarer Brothsrs, Dallas.

Teas: B. XX. Oarrl-sria. bouaa farntshlng goods; IS. Marear Street; Hotel Albert.

Bacon. A Sons. Loutsvilla Ky C. dorter, shoes: 214 Church Street; Hotal lares. Ua.

SHORT AND LONG CLOVES JTST rLosnb orr, Msoro porrk ladif AND OKNT HANDKKP.CHIHr OF i'VKMf LEi-RipTIO! AT Svb LaA THAN MAMU FACTLRrRS' COST. LEON PEARL, 5S4-5S6 SIIsIC GLOVES wrocE rUMUBKILT-B A JUCE. 1 BrAdwa. t-r-.