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1 THE BUFFALO COMMERCIAL SATURDAY EVENINa- SEPTEMBER 9. as- a- Thespian at the league meeting in RAILROAD TIME TABLES. tbea entered for Baltimore. The lead of the Detroit capitalist In the championship race is growing' smaller and- amaller. It la now four point, where'It was once tett or more, and he darea" not toee the slightest chance to ays, at 2- to becauM of.

his weight. "Billy" adds that be ha aa offer to meet "Joe' Young before the Syracuse A- A- at 15. and while he would be glad to meet Youngs, he- believes that be should himself determine; the .1. i WORLD rOFSPM UWilllLUER Ml Mlllera' other roadster. Lolita, with a mark in the 'teens.

Is a fast one and can step a Quarter close to 35 seconds. Lolita will be one of the best on the snow next i I TRUE'CHIMES. Pe.npn Sells Him tn WnlHor i i Mr. I Yonkers for $6,000 Praise for thi I I TRUNK LINE OF AMERICA pecIal delivery BAeOAOK CHEOKKD FROM RESIDZKUB Vt RESEDkVNCB AT TE9THtATIoST S.OO A.M. Dally, "VeatlbnleLtnutwi," lorHoe- 1 nelterUle, Corntn, Ebalra, Waverly, Blnghamton, Owego, arrlvlnc In Sew York 7.00 p.m.

fulbnaa raxior I3anei i 8.1() A.M. Daily, stoppla at all station balm tic and BorneusvlUe, concectla tor Cornla, Ilmlra. Bin H. 'OP. M.

Pally New Tork Speotal tnue train, elegant Pullman Blaepln c. coach. Arrive New York at 8. 00 a. m.

TO LOCAL POINTS KAST. rm, duici 'OP. M. anil Www fm-V D811V: tivm Tor speeJalieoDa 7. CO A.

Kxeept Sunday, ciaiavia, a. von, KConeater, nata. 10.15A.U: HnndayoBly; Al iVav V. mi P.M. Exneot Bundav: aocomm tton foff ml Hutu.

a.von, xui. A fth P.M. Daiw. KnrnllTin AmnmmodatiOBk connecting with fact train toNJT. at Bornellavule, 6.05 PTkf.

Exoevt6unday; AoaommodaUoa to Attica, Batavla, Avon, Bocheater. 11. SO P.M. EaceptSundar. Attlcm AoconiM1 CHAUTAUQUA LAKB ANX THE WXST.

8.8OA.M. Dally for Jamestown ana all points west. Cambridge z.uu r.M. Daily, tor Braaiora. jamaafown, flArlnvn.

TArnintom, (Jhlcaao. Oln t-iuii ji vi. ani an poima aai. raunap aieepmy uua.1. .110 mi poiina waa.

ruiumu nnpiui A.RAP.M. DailT. atrmt AnniUri JamaatowU ana Hc-ffivit'e. 6.00P. M.

Zxcept Sail day; SaUmano Ageom-modatioa conneui is tor rad-ord, Olean ana WeJ. I e. H. 20 P.M. Deny.

AeeownaedatlOB for lama town. NtAOABA TAIXS. Train leave Buffalo for Niagara Falls at 19. IS m. dally, 7.16 a.

m. dally, 11.86 a. m. ffunday r-QiT; 1.00 p. m.

dijly except Sonday. 0.00 a. aa. dalir, S. IS p.

m. dailr, 8. p. m. dallv.

Train or Toronto at 7.15 a.m daily and 1.09 am. dallv exceot Sunday, aUrall: and via Oarce Boute end Lew ston and steamer M7.lSa.xa. and CBl'T. Pn-faT. CIT TICKET 0FTT0K, S09 Main St, OnBoow Square) a.

E. CHASE, City Ticket A. Tele. Shone, Feneca 9957 Baggage cheeked from reai. ence to destination.

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den. Pas. Agt, Gen. Pass. New Buffalo.

LACltAMHA Delaware- Lackawann 1 Western R. ft. TICKET OFFICES, Main KlHcott Square i Telephone. Seneca 001. Union Ticket Office, S7T Main and Station foot of Hal Be 1 PUGILISTIC POINTERS.

Tom O'Rourke has opened a hotel and cafe at Broadway and Fortieth street. New (York. Tom Sharkey Is one of the few boxers who does not believe In training fm Sunday when preparing for' a battle. 'Kid, McCoy and Bob Fitisimmon think Palmer will put It over MpGovern. Sailor Sharkey say the Brooklyn boy Is a sure winner.

I Before the McCoy go jeff Thorne said he thought the Kid an overrated stiff. Now the Britisher says be thinks the Hooster Is the greatest fighter he ever snwi, Pedlar Palmer and Terry McGovern are about at weight, 116 pouads, for their fight at' Westchester next Monday afternoon, and have eased up in their training. Podlnr Palmer says he does no boxing In tialnlng because be doe not think he needs any practice with the gloves. real reason probably la that the English lad doe not care i to take any chance of Injuring his bands, which are already pretty well bunged up. I The outcome of the international champion ship battle between Pedlar Palmer and Teddy McGovern at Tnckahoe -Monday after-nopn Is sole' topic of conversation among the New York -sporting fraternity.

Many of the wise one who have seen both men per form favor McGovern' chances against the Englishman. Says London Sporting life: Pony Moore, the esteemed father-in-law of Charley Mitch ell, tendered a reception to Jim Jeffries a short time ago, and In the course of a char acteristic speech made some very entertaining ire mark. Among other things he said: "i none Jeffries and my son-in-law, Charley Mitchell, will never I have no insurance policy upon Mitchell life, and I don't want to see a widow and: orphans. WALTER CAMP. He Will Asgist Yale's i Football Eleven ll' This Year.

i Walter Camp, the famous football author ity, has accepted the Invitation extended him by Captain McBrlde! to coach the Yale football team fall. The Yale candidates are expected to report ati New Haven on, or before Sept. 19. I MADE IT THREE. Bisons Enjoy a Sleigh Ride at Expanse i of the Brewers.

Effective pitching but poor fielding was seen at Olympic Park yesterday afternoon. There was an element of luck In the Bison's scor bat the season Is so far gone that there Is (little difference how the games result The Buffalos will finish In a. disgracefully low positloi Yesterday' eore follows: In effect April 30, 1899. tT.MiutTir.Biifala Kew York and Philadelphia J. 45 nu Scranton Accommedatioa.

t.6t AJt Ala ra idanhattMii Speclai, Njw 7ork aod 77x akK PK Kew York 30 rMim.S AJf ew York Limited, A1S mi AM Kew York and Philadelphia 10.30 ra1 7.00 am Dally. Dally, except Sunday. Trains 1 25 A. M. and 9 90 A- H.

to Philadalj iua an daily, axcapt Buiid. i J- i Michigan (Tentral I "The Niagara Falls Train leave and arrive Exchange Street Depot. EASTBHM STANDAD (C1TV) TIMS. TICKET OFFICES. S19 Main street- Telephone, Seneet i no.

sit uun oweet, ana axcpange street iepot. p. V. Si ft 'J -J- fi I i I. I I- I a 1 v.

In effect Jone aa. 1899. U. Until. Ar.8tuTl New York and Detroit Special .36 am ll.lO TM Boaton.

H. Y. A enk-ae-o Special am 1.20 am Miuland Accommodation; 00 AM FM Fast Weatern Eiprees am 7 li am American Expreatu S.8 am I 2.50 TM Faotflcand Atlantic Fa tJO ra St. Catherines and Toronto Kxpren 7 00 ab tltl.tfi am Niagara and-foronto Cxpress til. 10 am 3.00 TU St.

Catherines and Toronto kxpreai Kt 8.3t ru BUFFALO. A.B. R. H. O.

A. B. Knoll, I f. 5 0 '3 3 0 Garry; c.f. 8 0 1 2 0 0 Hhearon, r.f.

8 1 0 0 Stearn. lb 5 1 0 6 0 3 Hallman, 2b 0 4 0 2 Dlgglns, c. 3 0 0 6 2 1 Hall, S.S. 4 0 1 3 0 Scbaub, 3b 4 2 8 1 8 Baker, p. 4 0 2 8 1 0 Totals 84 5 10 27 9 6 MILWAUKEE.

A.B. R. H. O. A.

E. 5 1 10 Barnes, 8b 3 0 0 2 2 2 Congolton, c.f. 61 1 4 10 Weaver, i.fi-...i....; 5 .1 0 2 0 0 Stafford, lb, 2 0 0 8 1 0 At her ton. 2b .4 0 2 2 0 0 Vlox, 4 0 0 3 4 1 Speer, c. 4113 2 0 Bettger, p.

8 0J4 0, .01 0 Chech 1 os-p Totals 34 4 5 24 11 8 Chech batted for Stafford In Buffalo f) 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 5 Milwaukee 0 1 1 0 2 0 6 4 Philadelphia two years ago," said Earl Wag ner. "You could never knock from th old man'' head with a-sledge the belief that he wasn't an actor. The only objection I- have to acting 1 this ladylike habit of smearing rouge on the waa Uncle' main objec- tloa to acting. 'I waa called on by the author, Charley Hort. to play myself, and none coud play Anson any better than myself.

But the public filed an objection by refusing to see me play Anson, and that was my BISONS 0 BARNSTORMING. Sept. 9. Lovers of baseball are to have an opportunity to witness one more game this year In which the Nixons will figure. Negotiations have been under way for some week between Manager Noble and President Franklin of the Buffalo Western League teem, and the only date that could bo arranged.

I Tuesday, Sept. 12th. at the Driving Park ground. Westfield. This date has ben decided on and the Nixons and Buffalo will contest for the supremacy of Western New York.

THE CUP RACES Which Will Govern the Great International Race Between Columbia and Shamrock this Month. It Is expected that the cup committee of the New York Yacht Club will Issue the racing rules to govern the Columbia-Sham rock contest In a few days. The first race will be sailed on Tuesday, Oct. 3, and the boat winning the best three out of five races will be declared the winner. There will be five races, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and Tuesday and Thursday of the following In the event of postponement the race will not be sailed until the next racing day, bnt an exception is made In the case of a serious accident to either yacht; then time for repair will be allowed.

An emphatic point is that after the pre paratory signal has been given a yacht has" to aDiae Dy any accident, ana snouia it prove serious a sail over will be perfectly legitimate should the owner choose to claim It. The first race will be fifteen miles to windward or leeward and return thirty miles In all. The second will be the same distance, but on a "triangle ten miles to the leg. The third will be similar to the first, and should It become necessary to sail a fourth and fifth they -will be the same as first and second respectively. A postponement of a racetwill'not change Its form.

Its direction may change though. For an effort will be made by the cup committee to have the first leg of ill courses sailed to windward. This Is believed Uo be the fairest method for both boats, antKapy subsequent changes in the wind be- of little Importance. The start each day will be made as near as possible to 11 o'clock. THIS IS REFRESHING.

Shamrock Showed No Alarming, Speed Yesterday. New York, Sept. 9. In her trial spin Friday the Shamrock did not show speed by any means alarming. i The Columbia arrived In Echo Bay from Bristol this evening.

London, Sept. 0. The Field, commenting uporthe Shamrock's appearance in American waters, says: "We say again as before, that In her trials here the Shamrock showed no of being equal to the American Cup form, as evidenced by the Puritan, Mayflower, Volunteer, Vigilant and Defender. Still, she Is practically untried, and, with four skippers aboard, may in the end defeat the Colnmbia." POHTINtt MISCELLANY. N.

Y. A. O. Is making preparation already to send a track team to the Paris Exposition next summer. Thomas Chesterfield Lynch' retirement from the umpire staff i only temporary, though he may not return till next season.

The Young Men's Christian Association hold its annual field day at Outing Park on Broadway, corner of Bailey avenue, at 2.30 p. m. today. Capt. Charle J.

Belly of the Cazeriovla Cycling Club Is of the opinion that his club has sufficient good talent to hold its own with the Oakdales. A surprise was sprung upon the spectators at the Buffalo Yacht Club races yesterday afternoon, when Joe Mahoney and McDonald, in the C. K. D. defeated Tiffany and Banta, In the Gnothisophlan by a minute, i Dare Schaefer, the bicycle manager, once said: "I dont' care two picayunes in hades whether any records made by men under my direction are accepted or not by any racing board.

Give me the newspapers; that's all I care for." "The tallenders sit around hotels and tell bow the hit and run baseball game should be played, but they never seem to pull off the hit and device successfully, and yet they envy Ed Hanlon and the Superbas for what they call good luck at the bat," says Earl Wagner. Frank Qulnlan of Harvard at Fitchburg recently, without previous training, covered the distance of, 120 yards In 12 seconds fiat. Everything about the performance Is authentic, and it looks as if Qulnlan might have had the record of 11 4-5 seconds for the distance with little preparation. Owing to the muddy condition of the courts of the Buffalo Tennis Club all of the matches scheduled for yesterday were post poned until today, when the same playing as laid down for yesterday will be the rule today. The Buffalo tennis grounds can eas: ily be reached from the Elm wood avenue ears.

"If you beep on calling strikes on such wide ones a that I can see your finish, and if you don't believe It Just write Nick Young," said Tebeau to Hank O'Day. "You might see my finish, but, you cant see a football pitched, over a ewer top," was Hank's tart repartee. Tbe University of Wisconsin has arranged an Eastern trip for Its football team that will take up all the earlier' part of the season, but allow the -team to return West in time for Its games with Its rival Western universities. A game with Yale for Oct. 16 has been arranged and' a date for a game with Harvard Is pending, John manager of the Iroquois billiard parlors, said yesterday that another match between Jacob Schaefer and George Slosson for the championship would soon be arranged.

Slosson has challenged Jake to a three-night match at cushion caroms, 300 points a night, for $500 to S2.500 a side. Schaefer wants ote night's play at balk line. i i It te the boast of the Morris County Golf Club that Its women players are the equals of any In the country In the consistency with which they make tbe round of the links from week to week. Certainly no club has done more to Improve Its feminine and In the coming women's national championship at Philadelphia they are sure to play a conspicuous part. The 1899 edition of Spalding Footiall Oulde Is mammoth in sise.

containing no lera than .240 pag-ee, devoted to everything of interest to the game, from -Instructions to the novice to a critical analysis of the work of the leading players. The new rules are, of course, tbe feature of the book, and are published exclusively tn Spnldlng's'Football Guide. The records of all the leading teams are given, and the photographs embrace team and. players from every section of the country. i Al Welnlg said last night that be would box Scaldy bill Quinr.

If one of the local clubs saw fit to match them. Welnlg said: "While I baa made up my mind not to meet Qulnn. I have learned since that one of the Inderbttsen boy offered to bet Sammy Callahan $500 that I could not stay with Quinn for tw rounds, and in order to aave the bay's money I am willing to go against Cjninn, but I want it distinctly understood that tbe match dependa upon the bet being made. No bet, no match." tie TOUIA. TIN KM Yw Hxw Aiirm Bb-T Kfaastn af maintain hi I II AMBLERS B.

C. ITEMS. 7 Souvenir century medals are ready for dis tribution. Every Rambler takes his hat off to Duer may good friendship and fellowship continue. I'resldent Lnscomb left last -evening for a two weeks' visit to his old home In 'Kansaa City.

The Ramblers had an Iron -clad cinch on the city championship. 'Dennlstoo first; Zurbrlck second with plenty of speed to spare, i i-Earl entered to ride today In all the "pro'events at Haselton, Pa. Allie NeWhouse also will try increase hi championship "How mdeh 'did you drop?" was frequent' question put-to many Ramblers after Monday's races. It "would be a bard task, to approximate the amount. Many friends of Warren Zurbrlck think he has an even chance against Ray Dser in an unlimited pursuit race.

The speedy kid made a grand showing lu this style of riding at Syracuse two weeks ago. It Adolph Goebler expects to leave Ifor Mexico In about three weeks. The board of directors have constituted themselves a committee to take charge of a huge which the club will tender their old champion. S. Winner Snyder our new pursuit race was decorated with! Blue and White in his match A.

R. race with W. L. Smith nt Phllndplnhla lflat WednradaT. Rnv- Sder' riding time waa a 2.28 clip for ten miles, winning out by fifty yard.

There 1 many a good tune played on an old fiddle. "Old-Horse" Goehler, defeated put not disgraced, is still the Idol of hundreds of hi clubmates and friends. His records of the past will uphold him in high estimation as a cne-tlme 'speedy cyclist, and after hi, presence is no longer felt in this community his name will, for many years to come, be remembered whenever there Is a race meet held In this city. Last Sunday's ball game put. a stop to that sport.

The Superbas have been declared Invincible after the trouncing they gave the KilpfeJrRheinlander nine, which was -composed of the so-called cracks outside of the regular team. Three separate nines have crossed bats with the Superbas and each received a drubbing to the different tunes of 29 to 8, 26 4 and 20 to 6. Following are the players of the Superbas: A. Ohamberf Iain, W. Butler, Fisher, a.

Fisher, 0. Collins, W. Kellar G. Hager, E. Relster and H.

Kuster. i' i PARK8IDE TV. C. NQTRS. Regular.

meeting Tuesday eyenlpg. The club road race has been postponed until Sunday, Sent. 24th. i A vote of thanks is extended to Chairman Judge of the house committee for the wheel rack he has had placed in the yard. Full arrangements will be announced early next week regarding the annual century which will be held Sunday, 17, over the Erie course.

I Many of Allie Longnecker' friends were dlsaoDolnted that he did not show up In the city championship. Allie was riding strong, but was pocketed in the stretch. Duer's victory over Goehler Monday night decides clearly which 1 the better man. Three victories human pace, motor pace and unpaced. Many of the boys won large sums of money, a the Rambler backed their man, to a stand still.

Johnnie Finn was probably the heaviest better at the A few of our winnings on Labod Day were as follows: At Lockport -mile handicap, Guy Johnson, 1st; 1-mile, open, Chas. De-Temple '2d; 2-mile handicap, Wm. Poison 2d; Chas. DeTemple 3d. Chas.

Werick broke his collar bone In the "pro" race- and Eddie Souer was badly Injured about 'the head In the two-mile handicap. Both are doing well. 1 The "Shadow" Club had Its 2d semi-monthly outing to Cleveland last Sunday. All points of interest were visited and a good time was had. Those who made the journey were Capt.

R. J. Bennett, B. A. Judge, E.

F. Sullivan, J. T. Finn, E. 0.

Hall, G. A. Hughes, Dr. L. Jj E.

'Sharp, F. I. Lymanf F. Roth, Wm. Werick, F.

P. Nehrbas and C. E. Hawkins. The return trip was very rough and many of the party were sea sick.

i FOOLISH ROBERT. Fitz Will Tempi Fate Again. in the Ring i i I "Flttslmroons," says Julian, ''believes that he Is still the best fighter In the world, and thinks that he can demonstrate this fact If given another chance to try for the championship honors. He will be at the ringside when Jeffries and Sharkey fight, and will challenge the winner." A JOKE I Mysterious Billy Challenges Bob Fitz for a Fight Denver, Sept. 9.

Frank Aldrich of New York has deposited $500 with Bob Stockton of this to back "Mysterious" Billy Smith against Bob Fltzsimmons for $5,000 aside, Fltzsimmons to name time and other terms and the fight to pe before the club offering the largest JLENTHY PROGRAM OF BOXINO. The program of the Olympic1 Athletld Club for Monday night calls for 32 rounds of boxing, 20 In the main bout between To Cou-hlg of Dunkirk and Billy Moore of Syracuse, and 12 In the preliminary go which will be boxed by Rufns McNabb and Denny Murray. ZIEULKK YtHIPPEI) BURNS. New York, Sept. 9.

Owen Ziegler, formei'-ly of Philadelphia, but now of Bath Beach, N. turned what seemed to be Inevitable defeat Into a clean-cut victory last night, be fore the Broadway Athletic where lie met and whipped his old-time opponent, Charley Burns of Cincinnati, in 12 rounds. Both men had met before and fought 20 rounds to a draw. 1 ori! IO A TO 1 SHOT, Billy" Moor, who is In Buffalo, says that he is now down to 134H pounds and expects to weigh in for his fight with Oouhlg Monday at 133. Oouhlg will be the favorite, he The Prince of Wales J0HANN HOTTS MALT EXTRACT, ABFROELDIC CaSTLR, I ABEROEKNSHUIB.

I Please supply three dosen Hotf flalt Extract, on account of K. R. H-. Princ of Waia. J.

Cross. By goods train to Abergeldle, BallaUr, Aberdeenshire. BCWARK Or IMITATION. 1, 4 Th renulna Joawu HofT Matt Ectract' makes Tnaah Blood. More strength tn one aozen notuca 01 jaaaaa eetra Man than io av cak of Ale, -Beer or Portar, without their Intoxicating effects.

a)a UNON RAILWAY TICKET OFFICE. wain. cor. ajrie st. Tel.

11 Baoaags checked direct dtstinatVi). Cart- irr. Moving, uamagea, Coupee, etc. urnon St. pmuie open au mgnt, i eu ua.

"A FEW WEEKS among in Hi antf Balsam qua hiuskoks, Bay or Ltk ot nature's Best PURE AI PLENTY OF BOATING- AND ANtt HOME-UKE HOTEL ACCOMMODATION. Ko "Haj Fsr" a exist lit thl pur atmi DETROIT EXCURSION TICK Sept. 16 16 Good rstnrrimg until Sept. CHICAGO, CALIFORNIA AVD THE WEST ATLOWISr KAias. -FULL INFORMATION AT CITY TICKET OFP1C 886 Main (Elllcott Square Bolldln).

HUOSOM RIVEJt R. Itj THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LIME. Trmins leav from mnd rrlv- mt RxehmjiM iiuniu sea a.uaavvva. Leave. Antve.

1.80 p.m. York A BostoaSaeoUl.lttSS p-m. t4.BS. Day B.IB. 14.00 a.

nx. Aocoinmodatloa p.nv T.S4 a.m Eoathwoetem Limited. 40 8.00 a.m. Lake Shore Limited. IS a.

m. 8-OS a.m Express a. 15 D.m, t8.30a.m........AcoommodatlOB-.......tlt,4SB.a. K.40 a.m.:..., Clayton t4.15 B.na. 11.4 a.

m. 10 m. TA-vu p.m.....iu:Mn omm n.t') f.bb 3.10 p.m... York Express. p-xo.

3.S5 p.m 0nev Accommodation. C. IB p.m. Accommodation t18 P-m. Y.

nd Dslrolt Special. 8.60 p.m.... York Expreae 3.00 A.jn. 8.00 p. Pan-Amertan 25 a.BV 8.40 p.m..

Buffalo-A So" west a. as, 9. 16 p. White Afoncttln "0.88 a. as, ni.S0p.ra..;.i..Ltmlted East MaU.

7.90p.m. a. m. Trains to Niayara Talis, 6.80. T6.8at 16.0' 9.00, no.2Ba.m..

V1SCS0. 1.00, B.00, Tt4.ua 4.BO, e.2 T8.1 t7.80. .9.19, ill. 43 P- m. i To Lockport; t6.3B, aiO, til.

00 a.nC; n.B, 6.O0, Ml. 20 p.int i Indicates dally tDaily except Sunday SSnndaya, only. HBot connection for Toronto, c-i'-. Forrall or Vtao steamship -ticketa tl -m or Information reaardlug Tnomas Cook A Son. Henry Ge-e "i.orP a ymon-i Whltcomb Tfmrs, arrly at City Ticket OfBoe, 519 Hstn street.

(Tel! phone Seneca 649 A. Ticket. Omoei atso at 87. Main straet, corner Eag-le, and Xxdhang 6 tree, Station. Baggage oallsd tor and checked througb to destination.

H. A. TKOMAP, strict Paesenter- Ae-t. B19 Main Street. GEO.

H. DANIELS, H. PABBT, Gen'l Aent. Oen-r Arent, Kew York. Buffalo.

M. E. i WEST-rSHQRE Tu effect June 189. Trntns leave Kew York Central Depot, nri Strett (Eastern Btandard Tune', as follows: 2.6a M. Boston sud New York Express.

daily due Jlew York 8. CO m. i.OO dallv: dueN.Y. 11.30 p.m. .06 P.

M. National Exi.ri as dally exespt Sun day, dun New York B.48 a. m. 4.45 P.M. Newark local, dally, except Sunday.

7.2o 1. V. Atiantio Express, daily sleepln car-Bnfraio tu New York aod Boston: due New York at' 7. SO a.m. Trains arrive from th East at 8.86, 7.68 and' 9.80 a.

m- 13.4S, 6.30 and IS midnight. i for Marara Falls and Suspension Bridge A 0O-a. tn. ard X.05 p. m.

-oi, from maraia Farla9.0p.ia. City Offloee -41and 377 Main Agents of VI rscott Expreas Company are on all through New York trains te cheek bag gags and an-1 re i cab or carriage, etc H. A. THO-MA-, Dia Passenger lgent, 219 Alain Street, i H. PABBY, General Agent.

C. X. LAMBERT. Gen' 1 Passensre- Agenl Grpd Central Station, Kam Y.ork CiCS. I i LEHIGH VALLEY R.

R. Traixta leave and arrive Station Washington and Boost Streets. Ir.Baffilol (10) Corrected to July 47, ISM. lo. llT.Bttfkl 0.5ft Accommodation ra S.

Y. ft Phils. Vestibule Limited, 66 ra BLACK DIAMOND tl0.SO Aceommodatjon. 12.45if ifilt. Y.

A Philadelphia Night Exp. 415 ia New York Vestibule Limited 13 7.S AH S.30 AM. A3 18 HlJ.l lOifir 1S 4.00 T-M 10.14 7.66 a New York A Philadelphia Special io. rm a. so am tlS.00 ir'H S.0S Niagara Falls; UamiltoB, Toronto and so AU loo AX AJI tM rM 1.10 ra 10.00 ra I.

oo r.r The West, i 00 ra 10,00 ii a as tn.ii. 'i i rrt-t HicnoK due at Bsito. SS P. kt, Washlngten 10.30 P. U.

Buck Diamohb Exraaas doe Ksw York 10.0S P. JC, Phliadelphia t.tt P. M. Ko. due York 1.00 A.

H. Phlladslphls TH A. M. CoirxxcTio dueat Baltimore tlAiO P. it, Washington' tl.P.

Ko. Sdue New York SO A.M.. Philadelphia AM A.M. Con-SBcnoM due Baltimore tlt.lS P. Washineton tl.0 P.

M. Pally. Dailr. except Sunday. TICKET OFF CES ta Main Street (oor.

Beosoa), 'Phone, Senses. SiA: 377 Main Street, 'Phone. Senses ISIS; Station. Washington and Scott streets, 'Pbona, Seneca 1410. For tickets, slaeplng-car accommodations and checking of baggage from residence to destination, call a City Ticket Office, tH Main Street, Telephone, Seneca SSi.

DEPART. rXAsrzax Btaxdakp Ttmx.1 ARRIVE. IMA kf. Lake Shore 7J0 Ai M. 4.10 AM.

Express 7 60 A. M. Day Express. xUOA-M-i Fast Mail USf. M.

J.60 A. M. Southwestern Expreas. nsOP. M-i, n.P.

Ex-N. Y. C. Boa. Ex.

S.OOp. M- H-30 P. M. IWestfleld Aecom. A M.

1 T5.46P. M. Erie Accom P. M. 7.S5P.

Mail 1LMP. M. 11.6 P. M. Clndnoarl and St.

7 A- M. Toledo and Bu-Aeeom. rSJOP. M- Sally, Dally, ex. SiindV.

a Daily, ex. Monday. TRAIN Nn 9 st Louie d-Chicago in Alls np. vestibule LlmltSd. Leaves Buffalo dally 7.15 via Niagara Palls; solid restlbuled train to Chicago dining oar Wagner sleeping oars Chicago and St Louis, through free redlining-chair car.

St. Looia, Chicago, Kansas City. TRAIN No. 5, Leave rroffalo dally at 2 P. Wagner Slseptnr cars and free reqjlnlng -chair car.

Arrive at lie- troltat 10 P. Chicago 7 A. TRAIN Nn; St. Loul and Kn-. inMin, HOtf 8a, city Fast Leaves Buffalo daily 8.80 P.

M- Wagner sleep- rs Chicago: Wagner slev-r Kansas City via rt. Louis. Reclining chair car Kansas City Via ff. Arrives Detroit 2.40 A kC, Ohlosgo JO. 55 a.

St. Louis jS-OO P. Kanaa City b.iSO P- At Omaha 7.36 A M. Leave Buffalo dally at 12.15 midnight, arriving at Detroit at 7 A. Chicago 2 35 P.M., St.

Lows H. Kansas City 7 A. M. 1 Free recltning-chalr car and Detrol s-sspsr piacod s'a loo and ready oecapanoy any osaa 1 after ft.Oo P. M.

f. All Trains run via Niagara Fall and St Them. Trains arrive from the West at 6 1 5 A M-, 7.40 A I M. 7 00 P. 7.65 P.

For Information relative to lost relative to routes, rate, steeping. iPPlT City Ticket Offloe, 287 Ham, -Miller's union Ticket Offio: Wa- ear reservations. KUlcott Square; -Miller's union Ticket OfflMi pasn Manoo. a.xc'aanae ana jatcnigan. i.

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Louis. j'. HAMSaV. yWPres. and Ueo'f stanager.

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vi NEWYORR rhUkeatar's EagUsk maamaa onmm. EtHIYROYAL PILLS 7at.fcv asre. always wttaW. lASift art TV lb- JJ One at the neatest "speeder'' seen on the Sneedway this week is thebne owned by "Alex" Sloan, Keeper! of th Penitentiary. The- wagon Is suitable for tifo, and 1 decorated In blue with white -stripes.

King Hamlet, the handsome. jehestniit son of Mam-brino King, completes the outfit. Mr. Sloan baa not worked out King Hamlet to any extent, but promises to have blm ready for the winter The King pacer has an eigntn in a to nts creait. TRAMP SOLD FOR S10.000.

Not a "Wandering Willie," but a Crack Two-Yar-01d. Lexington, Sept. 9. Teh thousand dollars Tor a two-year-old trotter looks, like a large price, but this Is the sum paid by-Robert H. Plant, of Macon, today for The Tramp, the son of Jay Bird and Sorrento by Grand Sentinel.

The Tramp trotted a mile in 2.21, covert ni a half in 1.04. and is said to be the fastest trotter developed In this section In many years. Thayer developed and sold Rex Amerleus to CiJ. Hamlin for fifteen thousand. ji I GOSSIP TROM fTHJE pTABLIS.

I.ecco. 2.00,xwaa bred by tenry C.Jewett. Hoppled horses will be barred. at Louisville. Dare Devil Is lame.

American Sportsman. Star Pointer will take a shy- at l.MHi at Readville next month. If retort Is correct. SHAFER WILL HANDLE NELSON j- Michael's Old Manager to pirect Johnny's Professional Caer, "I 1 John Nelson 'of' the! Chicago Cycling Club, winner of the 100-kliometer: amateur championship of the world at MottreaL has made up his mind to cast! his loi with, the prpi esslonals under the watchful eye of Dave Shafer. the man who! made Michael, and be fore the season Is over he will meet the stars in a aeries of middle-distance contests.

Shafer is greatly Impressed with Nelson's riding and thinks he can make him an even better man! than th diminutive Michael. When Shafer first took hold of Michael the Welshman eould not I follow 'pace any better than the ordinary middle-distance man. Dave worked hard with him and before Jimmy left to join the horses Shafer had him the undisputed champion. Michael never rode thirty miles in an hour. Nelson did thirty-one and one-half an kept It up for two hours, i He hag hot foulld pas too hc4 for him and at Montreal, Ven beamasbed all amateur records and beHilthe time of the professionals by ten! minuws, he was con stantly calling for more i ELKES IS READY, Gle Falls Flyer Want, to Meet Any i Following Race Harrj- Bikes will make an attempt to again -bring the hour records to thla side of the ocean on the night of kept, 13, on, the Woodslde Park! track at Philadelphia.

I present the i best figures extant are those week a fpgcUon overthlrty-fire miles In the Prior to that Linton held it for about a "week, he having surpassed the oMTllor' rpcnrd of S4 "miles? 420. yards, held by Elkes for many months. 'Harry is in fine fettle just now, hlsgrather says, ana Is expected to ride thirty-slxr mile In the hour. Elkes. who was New York yes terday, protested vigorous over what' he termed the Injustice of ijaanner in wmcn he has been bombarded flth telegraphic messages to: track owners, fjwhlch messages were read aloud at meets t'here Barry was riding, challenging him to against some man of moderate ability -anil modest reputay tion.

Papa JEIkes talked iio much; to tne Doint that the result mayfibe a match be tween Bikes and McFarlaSd it a aeries of 25, 35 and 50 miles, or 85, 33, 50 and 100. miles, and another between Klkes ana tiarry Caldwell at the first-mientlonea distances. McFarland has tired recently of the unpaced sprinting game and is anxious to try behind pace at middle distances. 4-aldwell is being backed by McFarland and Eas a race on with Burns Pierce at twenty-fivjmlles. A W.

OFFICERS. M. M. Beldin on the xcket Againfor Chi.f ConL 1 New York, various nominating committees elected or. pointed to make nominations for the next ensuing election of the of officers of tht New York state-division of the L.

A.riW. Shave reported as follows: For chief consul. St M. Beldiflg. New York; for vice consul N.

B. For Third district Columbia, Albany, Saratoga. Washington, Warren. Hamilton, Essex, Franklin. Clinton.

Schenectady, Montgomery, Schoharie, and Fultjou counties, Rjcrw ard H. Robe, Fourth district Wayne, tOswego, Lawrence, twis, Herkimerj Oneida Onondngft, Seneca, Ohtarro, Steuben and; Schftyler counties, Scoville, Syracuse. if Fifth district Chemung, Broome, Chenan- Dutchess, Orange. Putnany Rockland, Cortland, Tompkins and Tioga )3ountles, Ralph Di Webster, Elmlra. 1 i Sixth district Niagara, jt)rleana, Genesee, Wyoming, ii Erie, IJTlngsfon, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Monroe and iAIlegany, -Oharres Phenn, Buffalo; William MRebasz, Rochester.

f. j- 1 Theodore Klendl has beh nominated as a candidate for representative to the division board of officers from the j.second Uistrct, in place of Michael Furst, tr ho declined a I Js ZURBR1CK AXS DL'EK. 'T F- Wait Wilson 'has announced that in addition to the race program for the Athletic Field for next Thursday evening there Is a chance of a particularly interstlng match race as well. Yesterday fiafternoon1 Warren Zurbrlck. the speedy rideP of the Ramblers Bit-vole Issued) a challenge to Ray Duer, the Parkside champion, for an unpaced and unlimited pursuit race to take place next Thursday The challenge was forwarde to Duer, who Is now.

in New York, and a reply! Is expected sometime today. Zurbrlck Is probably the most consistent rider in Buffalo and If there Is any man who can defeat Champion Duer that man Is Zurbrlck. At Syracuse about three weeks ago Zurbrlck defeated, seven of the best men In the middle part of, the state In a pursuit race and he! also won a similar event at Brockport'i recently. He has also met and defeated such sterling riders as Collett and Kramer. WINS.

Worcester; Sept. 0. At the bicycle meet yesterday, afternoon, the five-mile pursuit match race between MaJ; Taylor and James D. Casey wa won by the former In 12 minutes, 12 4-8 seconds. The half-mile open professional race was- won by Mai.

Tay lor? Franfc Butler aecond and James D. Cam third. Time 1.11 ie-6. COOPER 1.EAB8JN THE LIT. Tom1 Cooper, the leader in the champion ship has an antipathy to night racing.

When he ran Isjst In the 1-3-mil champtotisbJn race at Pifllaaelphia Wednes day night, Cooper swore great round oath Mia. aide mfjlit a gs in, and I Buffalo Marjs Splendid Driving Value and fortunecame to Mr. A. B. Perren of Buffalo -after his creditable performance True.Chlme8,:8.134, at the Empire CTty tiack.

New York. True Chimes stepped hhe hall mile In aod the last quarter id ai seconds, a 2.04 clln It was one of the features of the sensatfoaal meeting la the East, and Mr. Perren will long remember the jtmt-bursts of approval which he was greeted. -1 It Is one thine drive a road horse on. a public thoroughfari ani another on entirely different thlng-4to make him step a ihnif mile In 1 02 lcf.re 13,000 people.

Mr. jper-ren accomplished 'that feat, and he made himself famous as an aniatenr-relnsman In the East. The Xjw York papers devoted -considerable spacer to True Chimes' splendid exhibition, and Mf' Perren was flooded "jfrlth. offers for the handfujme black. i True Chimes on Thursday by-LMr.

Perren to F. I Polder of Yonkers, for S8.CO0. He will be driven In' a few faces probably, but Mr. Folder will reign as king of the New York Speedway with the CSjlmes trotte-. It la known that Mr.

Perren stepped True Chimes an eighth In 14 last spring, which Is a 1.54 gatt, and if he keeps his present form he will iatonlsh the natives. A Buffalo horseman who attended' the" Empire City meeting said today of True Chimes' exhibition half: 'It was one of the if best amateur drives ever seen on a trackj! and Mr, Perren was lordly applauded by the spectators. In fact, lf)ey stood, up and yelled for" a-speech, but ''the Buffalo man modestly retired with a few graceful acknowledgments. It was a gjeat day for Buffalo. I Oob-.

wens and Nathan' Strauss, two pronjlnent and Inseparable figures pn the New York speedway, were" beaten by Mr. Peren aid his trotter." 'j I AT FORT. ERIE TODAY CoL Xluk, Daily Report, Arequebus, Red Pirate, Advance Guard and Fred Perkins are the Favorites. Today's selectiottB: it F-irst race Col.iiCluke, yiolent, Isaaci Second race Dally Report, Ida Fordham, -lft Bower. "I Tlilrd race Areguebers, Bell Punch, Pops-C'burg.

lM Fourth race Red Pirate. Alice FarleyVAl-. He Belle." A Fifth race Advance. Guard, Dissolute, El-Tlnl. i Sixth race Frea Perkins, Dr.

O'Brien, Black Jifnmle- jj Ladies' day at 'the track across the river drew out a large prowd yesterday afternoon. The talent had hard time of it, only one favorite winning. antello, In the: first race, at '5 to 1J; took the lead at tbeJJrop of the flag and was Jiever headed. Done, favorite, finished lush "ij Daily Report, aljiot favorite. In the second race, run fourth t.

Ice Drop, who when ready and won by a neck from Vohicer the second choice; Passaic opeped favorite for the thir race at a mile, and well she might, as shej made a runaway of It, winning pulled up Dy rour lengths from Alice Farley. Shrove a second choice, beiit out -May Jaue, the favorite. In the fourth race. Manzanllla. sonjewhat overlooked In the betting, won the fifth race In a drive, with Compensation Corinlis, in a dflving finish, won the last rar on the program by a nose.

The race Jooked to be a dead heat, but the judges gave the 'decision to (jpflalis. Vthe abbot again. Hamlin's Adds Another Race to His Credit Amaconaa's Fast Mi i Hal B. is Invincible Again. -i New Tork, Sept.

9. Friday was the last day of racing at the Empire City Trotting Club's track. In the opening vcnt, the 2.10 pacing class, for a purse of Hal B. was inylpclble, though there ires ten other starters, The favorite sold at to S25 for the field, lie simply epre'ad-eagled the field Jn both heata, winning with lots of reserve fn i.O&H and 2.00.' now stands undefeated all-through thef circuit and has a ark of 2.Vi4, which heitook at Cleveland tn Jdly. He Is owned bji John S.

Lentz of Scranton, Pat, a master diecbarlc for the Lehigh' Val- ley. ii i In the 2.10 trpt, Monterey sold for $50, Louise Mac $50'; and the field $50. Louise Mac got away flppt for the opening heat, and won all the way In 2.09 with Gayton in close atendaneeiij Gayten came back; for the second heat, and: after the quarter found no troujble in -winning handily In 2.0914. It was jl Gayton in the third and deciding heat, jst as soon as the half was passed. ifl jj There was strcig betting on the 2.05 pace, Anaconda favorite at $50 to $33 for the field.

The mainlay of the field betters was Lady of the Mijnor, but she was not quite to tt. i In 'the first heftt. the heat of the imeetlng jaas witneseed. iiA.naconda went to the front at the Word, of the Manor second and Bonn Wilkes thjrd. They raced in the same order to the lrfsjt turn, where Geers moved up with the chestnut mare, and in a neck-.

axid-neck drive(jnaconda took the beat in 2.ClVi, a new nWrk for the California pacer. In the second heat Lady of the Manor broke badly ripld Anaconda went ion and Jogged It In taking the heat and, race. The free-for-tu trot wound up the meeting and was a very itame affair, but two -coming out for the word. The Abbptt and John Nolan. The Abbott had no trouble in taking both heats 2.06"4.

1 A. SnelLt'iT3 years of age, drove his brown horse, jtipe, a mile against time In 2.07- r. Si OS THE SPEEDWAY AItatp, 2.09:3, owned by Abe Miller, ha been; one of thX- conspicuous figures on the Speedway driven by John I. Hull, lie a fast pacer, but is recovering from a scvei'e llluess.jihnd Is still too weak for a brush with the, army oi roadster. for Jarhe Twhether sick or nfvous).

tooth- ntiraiffla 'rheumatism, inmbairn, Dalns and wefiknesa intbe lHack.sptn' thljTer, nleurta, swellln rf all klnda. the tne or Kian pains aroiioa littr ofhe loiute and i5alna indication of Padwav't Rad K- jlet will afford Immediate ease, and its continued use for a few days nfcU a parmasent curs, j-; A Cure Toriall Summer Coui plaints, Morbus. A half to a teaKpoonf ul of Keady Relief In a half tumbler of waters; repeated often aa the discharges oontinue, and a rtaunel saturated with Ready Relief Placed over the Uomach cr bowela, will afford un-mediate reUei and ort effect a care. IXTERKAIiX-Vi-A half a in balf a tnrable of water will Jo ifew mlnutea care CrnmpK, Sour Stouiacb, Kaiwea, Vomiiinjar, Heart- I am, N'6rroui(nf, bieapliseces biox tleadacb-, aid aU internal pains. ii MALA.BI.V IS VARIOUS VOVMS CTJKK0 4 rV.KVKNTKl.

nra i n.it 3 TTtidlal aont fn the world that win fitre fevor awl Bguotiail bllUoos "4 ntter fever? oMfd BA-WAf PILLS, So MfM AlAr 8 BSAt BBiar.j.Frice, 50 ant per 1. w' KAliWA dP. Slk itrret. New mlFu'll In connection with Toronto, Hamilton Buffalo nd Canadian Pacific R'ya. Hamilton Toronto Rxpnwa 7.

Hamilton Toronto Kxpra Toronto Montreal Expreae It 1 00 ra'tlt to ra D.UO rui" BJB rM Daily. Except Sundaj. Kxeept Mondayt F.HSTERfl JE. STANDARD ITieMfVliorn.awolRR TIME. 'Arrive.

lave: 48.30 A. -M 7.10 A. M. 1.10 P. M.

A Peerless Trio of B.ggA. Fast Through Ex- 8.65 A. M. I press Trains dally. 0.

56 P. M. Palace Bnffot Sleeping Cara. Superb Dining Cars. Slering cars open at 9.

00 p. m. Trains arrive and depart from Krle Rai'road Do-pot, Exchange and Michigan sts. City Ticket Office, 291 Main KUlcott Square. TeL 817 Beaeca.

Pennsylvania Railroad Northern Central Railway. FOB BALTIMORE. WASHING-i' ION AND THE SOUTH. On and after June 1," 1899, train leave BTJ PALO, New York Central Station, via Oanandahrua, aslollows: 4," A. M.

Week-days for Watklns, Elmlra, -OO Wllliamsport, Plilladelphla, ew York, Baltimore, and Washington. Buffet parlor car Rochester to Philadelphia. Pullman aleep-lng car Harriaburs to Washington. 9Xi A. M.

Werk-dars. for PSnn Tan, Wat- yJ kina, Elmlra, WUUarascort, Harrisbnrt', Philadelphia, and Kew York. Pullman sleeping car Harrlsburg lo New York. 3 1 P.M. Week-days, accommodation for iy Elmlra, and intermediate stations.

Arrive Elmlra 8. 4B p. m. 5 1 PL P. M.

Dally, for Watklns, Elmlra, Wll- hamaport, Harrtebnrg, Philadelphia, Hew York. Baltimore, and Washington. Pullman buffet sleeping car Rochester to Washington dallT. Pullman sleeping car BTCh's'e-to Philadelphia dallv. Sleeplnir car Oerthsand tickets sold at ticket office, No.

307 Main fHreef, Ellicott Sqnare, Buffalo. Telephone No. 564. i 1. B.

HUTOHIrfHOK. J.R WOOD, Qeneral Manager. Gen. Paaa. Aart.

B. P. FBASEB. Pais. Art.

BuSuloDUL WESTERN NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA RY, Trains leave N.T. C. H. B. B.

Sution, Exchange Street, on Eastern Standard time, as follows T.rtO A. Accon moiatlon. dally, slopping a ail sta 1 tnn. H. aO A.

M. -DayExpress i datlr except SnodBT. for East Aurora, OfeaD, Bradford, Smethport. Coudars-port, Austin. Lockhaven and Wllliamsport.

4 A. M. Pittsburg Express dalir for Dunkirk, Vayvllle, Jamestown. Corrr, Meadvllle, TltuayUle, Oil Cltr, Franklin, a uu Vlttaburg. Solid train Buffalo and Plttabnrg with parlor car.

16i-, s. i', r'MBt Aurora and Intermediate stations dally except Sunday, i P. nl. Rundar fcpectal for Sooth Park and Latesld" C'-mo'e-T. ioid at all station.

P- M. OH City Express: dally, except Son-day, for Dunkirk, Mayvllle, Jamestown, Corry, Meadvllle, Tltuavltle and OH City. 3.80 P. M. -Philadelphia Express, Sundays excepted, for East Aurora, Olean.

Bradford, Pt. Alleghany, Coudersport, Austin, Emporium. Driftwood, m. Myll'e Accommodation, daily; except stopping at all stations- 5.3Q P. M.

Olean Accommodation, dally, stopping at all stations. .85 P. M.EastAurora Accommodation, dally; except Snndar, stopping st all stations. JO, P. M.Piftabo-x Express, daily, solid train with Pullman sleeping Jars between Buffalo and 'Ir'lWiS'P.

M. Ko Elma and East Aurora, topping at Intermediate stations daliv excent ania. 9.40 P.M. East Aurora Special, Sunday enly. -Snnday train -i A.

M. for Olean, Bradford and intermediate stations. J. A. Odd.

Paaeenger Agent. 1 B. BELL. General Superintendent. 1 General Offices Mooney A Brisbane Building.

Ticket Offices---No. 877 Main Street, corner Easts Street. C. W. atlllor.

Agent. City Office, No. ay Slain Street. J. D.

McDonald. Aaent: Union tattoo. X. N. Blood.

A sent Buffalo, Roch. Pittsburg RAILWAY. Trains leaTw-Kew York Central Depot. Kxctuuure (Eastern Standard Time) a follows 8QKA. tt Week days: Salamanca and ford Express for Sprlnvtlle.

Salamanca, Bradford, Mt Jewett, J'onsonburg, Bldgway, BroclnrayvUle. falls Creek. Dt-boia. Pnn-xsutawney and Clearfield. 2.30yonfrD'O,,u"s'U,n- 8n- 3 Or P.

M. Daily exespt 8 a 'ay: Springvllls Aoeoaaaaodatioa; stops a. allstatijoA. 5 4 Salamanca and Brad-. X.

ford Express for Orchard Park, Colden. BprlngvlUe, EllicottvUle, Salamanca and Bradford: 9nrl- M. Sunday only; Salamanca aid ford Express; stops at ail stations. Otty Ticket OfBoe, 305 Alain Bt, Ellloott Square. Telephone Seneca 213.

..4 TT. "rTTVTaonj Agent," aDWinD C. LAPKT. ueoeiai rum. A tri Hocbeater, N.

T. fat 48 fcaarre vntaaiu tlT wa Baa. Earned run By Buffalo 2, by Milwaukee 1. irst base on balls By Baker 7 (Barnes 2. Opngolton 2, Rettger 1, Stafford 2), by Bett- ger 4 (Shearon 2, Dlgglns 1, Hallman 1).

Struck out By Baker 2 (Rettger 1, Ohech 1), by Rettger 1 (Stearns). Two.base hit By Scbaub 1. 1 Sacrifice hits By Garry 2, Atherton. 1. iFlrst base on errors By Buffalo 3, by Mil wsukee 4.

stolen bases By Schaub 1. Nlcol Left on bases By Buffalo 11, by Mllwae- Kee 11. -Umpire Sheridan. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Detroit 5, St.

Paul 2. Grand Rapids 9. Kansas City 4. Indianapolis 9, Minneapolis 0. NATIONAL.

LEAGUE. St. Ieuls 12. Cincinnati 3. Brooklyn 5, Boston (Chicago 5.

Cleveland 1. New York, Baltimore i Philadelphia 4, Washington 2. EASTERN LEAGUE, i Syracuse 9. Rochester 4. Providence 5.

Springfield 5. -Toronto 7, Montreal 6., I STATE LEAGUE. Cortland 12, Blnghamton 3. Oswego 5. Troy 4.

ITJtica 10.r Rome. 6 1st game. 'Rome 4, Utlca 2 2d game. I Schenectay 7, Albany 6. TODAY GAMES.

Kansas City at Buffalo. 2 and 4 p. m. St. Paul at Grand Rapid.

Milwaukee at Indianapolis. Minneapolis at Detroit. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Clubs. Won.

Lost. Pet. .615 .610 .508 .504 .438 1421 .621 611 .585 L656 1.530 ,1.454 .417 .353 .148 L3i Indianapolis 72 43 Minneapolis Detroit Grand Rapids 75" 61 61 56 54 53 48 50 60 67 66 68 70 37 47 47 40 53 55 53 60 63 70 77 109 42 50 52 56 56 57 62 68 31 43 47 55 67 62 69 78 St. Paul Milwaukee Buffalo Kansas City 51 NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 83 Philadelphia Boston Baltimore Cincinnati St, Louis Pittsburg Chicago Louisville New York Washington Cleveland 77 74 69 60 60 62 63 54 50 42 10 EASTERN LEAGUE. Bpchester 72 61 58 56 Montreal Worcester Toronto Springfield irovidence LimIT .527 i.BOO AH1 .472 .463 1.364 Lew 1.614 1.548 .517 .454 62 51 54 30 STATE LEAGUE.

70 Syracuse Rome TJrica Cortland Oswego Blnghamton Albany. Ttoj Schenectady 70 5T 59 54 55 44 29 .380 1.271 DOES 'EM GOOD. Basebalf Players Who Believe in a s.L I Change of Glimate -f Charlie' Irwid would like tn make a ahlfr and ret tram-Cincinnati. dun't tninlc hi baseball days are over by any means and 1 willing ib show it in other jcompany- 4 -'A fellow cao go' stale and slow -up with one gang after a few years of continuous service. JLook at these other old-timers.

They stock because. they were changed round from 'team to team a few time in their career." More outfielders than Inflelder bar-been changed about like this and continued playing stas ball the whole route. fANsPW'S 8TA4J "Pa Ay 5011 was discussing hi starring tour waa-..