Buffalo Courier from Buffalo, New York • 11

THE BUFFALO COUEIR-BiECORD: WEDNESDAY. XVGUST 25, 11 "I Friend, en 0 4' 0 0 Bisairs iviaoe a 2 mm 1. 3 1 0 2 10 0 0 I i "Yn 24 1 3 Rt lnnlnva 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 Wttrock, af. RossartL. 8b.

GeLegal, lb. McQuade, 2b. Cargo, s. Baiber, it Seispn, c. ullin.

p. Welcome ahd Attention DULY ONE HIT 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 25 1 1 8 0 0 0 0 06 b.nifZn2,B1t1,aor 2. Two-Horn. Clark. O'Brien, -rui 1 Dahlen.

Left on basa niif. S0! 7- cWo 1. Double plays Doyle, Byan and Anion. 84 12 27 11 Totals CORTLAND. Meara.

t. A.B.R.B.H.P.O.A.B. 4 112 0 0 HEflBERS OF THE Ketchum. e. f.

J' Amole 1, off Friend 2. Hit by I i. i Jjr lj IU 1 1 i. li 2 1 1 12 0 4 1 1 0 2 8 0 4 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 4 8 4 4 4 3 8 Business on the docks is content to rag this week, though It cannot stop ntlrely Soma vessel owners are against Frlel. D.

And This Lonesome Effort Availed Them Nothing. Aims empire Day. O'Neill, c. GRAND OF THE M-gent, s. s.

Buckley, r. t. THREE TOR THK GROOMS. waiting for anything they can carry Shrougb, let whatever happen. But coal comes in more slowly than it would other S3 8 7 24 14 te.m.,w.?.r hrd.

today's contest. The a. Totals a donKii 7 eriM tomorrow with By lnnlnffs 'A wise, sb that shipments are not likely Ctrandaigua 200001 20 5 Cortland 1 00 0 200 00-8 SHUT OUT BY SCRTON. A.B.A.B.H.P.O.A.E. 4 Earned runs Tanandalaua 4, Cortland 1.

3 3 0 0 0 4 BROOKLYN. Jones, r. f. oriffin. e.

Shudle, 3b. Anderson, I. f. Uletllm IK RUIN LIKE THIS BUFFALO be very heavy, though there is some Inoring! every day. Yesterday's char- tra wre the Sacramento, Farwell, utter ffor Duluth; R.

Mills, Erie to dhlcago; Oceanic tor Manitoba' all at Three-base bits McFall, MoQuads, Nelson, Boss, Friel 3. Struck out By Mullln 4. Stout, Frlel, O'Neill, Buckley, by Frlsl 3, McFall. McQuade. Nelson.

Sacrifice A Dunn, 2b. 2 0 1 0 0 2 1 2 10 2 0 4 0 8 2 1 1 0 2 2 2 bits Nelson. Hayward 2, Nucent. a. Smith.

o. BttUiran Played with the nd Barry Wore the Uniform of the Buffalo Team. STREET Fisher, p. Left on i bases Canandalgua 6, Cortland 3. Double plays Cargo to Mcguade to Senegal 2, McQuade to Cargo to Uehegal.

Time of game 1:40. Attendance 400, Umpire CaHln. 1 88 10 13 27 10 1 Totals PITTKBnpn CARS tjfventy cents; Mont Blanc for Port Huron, pklontlcello for Bay City, both at twenty-five cents. i Coming and Goin lArrlvId: NIcol, Farwell, Buttfcr, of Ohio, Forbes, McLachlan, City at Buffalo, Fulton, Abys BROADWAY ELMWOOD CITVRINB A.B.K.B.H.P.O.A.E. KENSINGTON SENECA Doooran 6 0 0 SECOND GAME.

TAKUXNS OF THK CLUBS. Padden, 2b. B. Smith, 1. IarlB.

lb. Ely. s. a CANANDAIOUA. A.B.B.B.H.P.O.A.B.

0 1 8 0 Won. Loet. THBRk ARB OTHER WNBS, BUT ON1W ONE BRAND OP THU BBVBIIAGO TX23 McFall, r. Wlttrock, cl Hayward. 8b 0 4 ft 4 4 3 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 4 Toronto Syracuse 38 42 63 3 0 1 8 Hoffmaiater, 8b.

Brodla, e. Sogdau, o. JNii.ja.iv ujf wm-H i IX THIS JSlOCKS ABOVE. Buffalo Springfield Providence 5 5 5 4 5 4 4 0 0 1 3 2 1 1 1 6 2 5 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 1 0 3 0 7.608 .610 .469 .383 .274 Genegal, lb. McQuade, 2b.

Cargo, s. s. Barber. 1. Nelson, c.

Shcehan, p. 62 55 61 44 S3 20 43 42 40 49 66 00 Totals 40 4 15 24 nd a welcome Wherever you see! a BECK sign you will Scranton i Montreal Wllkesbarre) Br inninara Brooklyn 2 0. 240200 10 l'lttsburg 1210000004 Total 40 9 1628 11 4 IN Earned mm Rrrmklvn 7 'Pltthnri Frlel out for not running. GLASS OF ARB THE nrai Daae on errors urooairn 1, mttsburg 1. Left on bases Brooklyn Pittsburg 11.

COBTLAND. A.B.R.B.H.P.O.A.E. Meara. 1. i 0 2 12 0 0 juases on balls Off Flsbcr 2, off Killen 2 Ketchum, c.

0 Btruck out By Fisher 4. by Killen C. it. p. and 2b.

4 3 0 1 Home run Shlndle. Three-bsse bits Shln- BES Boss. 3b. i aie, Anaerson. Hoffmelster.

Two-base hits Oriffin, O. Smith. Hoffmelster. Stole Townsend, 8b. Friel.

2b. and r.ff TEITKKDAY'S RESULTS. Scranton 3. rain. Ukesbarre-Toronto, rata, TODA.YS OiHU.

Wllkesbarre, at Buffalo. Toronto at Scranton. Montreal at Providence. A fair-sited crowd saw the Scrantons defeat the downward Bisons by a score of three to nothing at Olympic Park yes- 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 2 1 7 4 6 0 2 0 0 8 2 0 0 1 4 0 0 O'Neill, c. i 5 4 4 4 4 2 2 Dases uonotan, I'adden, Sugden.

Double plays Lacbance (unassisted). Hit by pitcherJones. Passed ball A. Smith. Time Umpire Carpenter.

Attendance BUFFALO VETERANS HAVE GIVEN IT THEIR ENDORSEMEMl Nugent, a. Buckley, 0 0 1 0 Yerkes, p. Total sinia. Athens, uranaaa, Montana, Urr, Iforthem Onecn, Cuba, Mohawk, North Band, Qceanica, Russia, Saranac, City of Bangor, F. P.

M. No. 5. Cleared with coal: Prentice, 800 tons; Halstedl 1,000 tone; Middlesex, 1,300 tins; J.i H. Farwell, 1,500 tons; J.

H. Hutter, tons; Sacramento. tins, Duluth; Marion, 1,600 tons; Helena, 32000 tojns, Milwaukee; Oceanica, 1,100 tins, Man a to woe; John Schuette, GOO tns, Toledo: total, 16,400 tons. HCIeared light or with package freight: Eiadger State, Interlaken, City of Banger, Athens, Abyssinia, Duluth; Tioga, Majestic! Chicago; Kate Butteroni, St. Paul, Gladstone; Gault, Toledo.

Xlevaf or Contract Let. IBuffalo elevator builders who were looking for the contract to erect the addition! to the new Export elevator, wire not low enough in their bids, apparently! as the contract has been let toci James L. Record of Minneapolis, who bilt the Marine elevator here some yirs ago. The pile work has already Wen sub-let, and the work will very son be In full blast, as the time allowed is! only iorty-five days. When completed? the capacity of the elevator will be a rqgmd million bushels.

I Going to Stand It. SThe steam canalboat Lady Wlmett, is bck again on this side of the Niagara, ad the dwner wilfestand the charge that sb-e was to blame in sinking the boat Nobe. is now tied up at the foot of Geneiee Street The Niobe has not ygt beenf raised, but a considerable part of her cargo has been taken out. 39 8 8 20 10 3 AT PHILADELPHIA. Winning run made with two men out Philadelphia.

Aug. 24. Philadelphia took TWO fPa mps fMm uls om a By Innings Anh i I ft nn a lonia A a Cleared Stone. Dulufh; ij Cleveland Globe. Brtarll, Milwaukee.

-J A Ut LLf IkitT I m.v evvvuu BBIUIC Lf 1111 1 XI IT I Ashland. Aug. 24 Arrived Neilsttn. upero pitching of Gillon, who only al- fuu: V11 injured by a pitched ball runs Canandalgua 4, Cortland 1 lowed one hit In the first game. Murphy then came In to I hits McQuade.

i Canto. Barber, Kaeha.s.r eaten and Douglass wsnt to left field. Hart Nelson. Bases on k.n. rm a.

1 I II I I II I. I Anticfpatiig I ui rT" wierea by suthoff In the second in- I "a Jtout 1. Hit ok I1 t- 1111 uig surprise waa In store for the m- the second game Cooley was ttut pitched bail By Sheehan. Stout, by Yerkes. Genegal.

Struck out By Sheehan 5, Ross. Stout O'Neill. taam yesterqay. To their great aston- "ani tOT disputing the umpire ugent, erkes. by Stout.

MeFall. by Yerkes 1. WIttrnrk UuK-ut, wiica arry was seen in the lo" Pce. Attend- Whttworth, Sheldon, Victoria Constitutlen. Cleared Shenandoah, Crosthwaite, Coljiy, 106.

116. vessel Passages. International Drldge, Aug. 24. Passed down Bbell.

Elvlha, 9:40. a. Seattle. 10:45, lumber. Tonawandai f.

Port Col borne, Aug. 24. Up Glengarry andAConiorts, Fort William. Plckands, Niagara. Detroit Aug.

24. Up Republic, midnight; Castalla, 12:50 a. Weston and cot sorts; 8. Mitchell, La good a. unaio nnlform, and Sulliran in the BCOrM: Bcrantons wraps.

BArry had two errors, first oame. Canandalgua 1. by Cortland 4. Double plays Nufrent to Stout to Townsend. McQuade to Nelson to Stout.

Nelson to McQuadsT Left uu! waue up ror it by sereral good Philadelphia catches. He had th on uanes-Mjanandaigua 6. Cortland 4. Stol 0 12 8 0 0 en onsew. Frlel.

Time of a-ame 2 hours. A large ruirnber of ouriustomcrs and strangers will 0 to the Bisons. He is a marked improve- ment ovr SniliT-nn 1 1 umpire carlln. Attendance 450. 0 0 iV.

i. tern-i cajole. Jb .4 6 4 0 4 J. Mitchell and whaleback. Na- 13 3 0 6 MORIARITY WENT IK THE AIR.

Geneva. Aua. 24. After having th. be here-during the G.

ar. Ericampment, our patrons and 'friends will receive the benefit of selecting from our I auufaxt, s. Nash. 8b L. Croaa, 2b.

UrFarlaod, c. tennt McVlttle, Kelton And 4 2 5 0 2 well In hand todav th. hAm. 8 2 0 pieces In the seventh Inninv hh Taylor, Here and There Afloat. he schooner Blwablc, with ore, towed I the visitors to clnoh the wm ma ctnsorti! 11:20.

Down4fIndia. 10:20 last night; Kaltyuea, Fontanel! India, 10:20 iast night; II. Greene, Shepaxd, 11:50: Sibley, midnight; New Orleans, new nan ana vvim.cr vvuaiens. securea 38 8 13 27 13 1 I there. For! six tnnlnn thZ bvl the tu McCormlck, grounded twice.

In Totals ST. L0C1S. e. and 1. f.

-v no iun extent. The Scrantons made their runs in the first by the two-bagger of SalllTan. the RcriCce of Bonner, and a wild pitch by Brown, scoring Sullivan. In the fourth they scored two by a hit sandwiched in with fwo errors. During the rest of the game, no scoring was done.

"oonffi Oooil Work. The playing of Bonner at second is deferring of special mention. ne accepted thirteen chances without an error. The score: A.B.B.B.H.P.O.A.E. e.

All measures taken for earlier for purp 5 1 1 M. Croaa, vev Brown. 4:10: Lookwood. Inter a Ocean riiftd consort, Peck and whAle- tbi Toledo straight channel lately, and wak twenty-one hours getting from the can btoy to the Ohio Central docks. The tug Bafegatuok went to the assistance of the McCormlak.

iThe Grttmmond steamer Stste of Mlchl- Winter Cloth durinor iincampment Week E.uetty;,a1 one on would want to see. Ifcen Morlarity took a trip up In the air and before he again reached terra firm the Gormanltes had scored four runs. Dennis played a star game for Geneva. He made phenomenal catches of long drives by McAuley. the ex-Natlonal Leaguer.

Ljons plays here again tomorrow. Score: back. rj Parks Foster, Pahlow ana con- Hartnuui, 8b. Grady, lb. Turner, r.

t. Lally, .1. f. Murphy. 0.

liouvmaa, c. suns, lUKiv-pa Later I'n Soeoular. Magnetic, 11 wilt be delivered1 by excess to Any part of the United 5 0 4 3 0 8 4 4 0 4 8 2 0 0 0 4 0 4 0 0 1 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 gag has been stripped or ner iurnitnre ai Windsor preparatory to laying up ror tne Be its on. The war Is over. GENEVA.

iallman, 2b. A.B.B.B.H.P.O'.A.E. A.B.B.B.H.P.O.A.E. 7 Spates free of charge, art. D.

Dennis, t. 0 4 0 1 0 0 "Ehe Mcpougall whaleback 115, now being athoff. 2 1 rcfinired at West Superior, requires ten Wagner, 1. f. Croft, r.

f. McManus. 2b. ordinary bottom plates and two keel plates Totals 37 7 11 27 19 4 11 0 0 1 0 0 casti and pdercte Prices. The steamer Raleigh, recently libeled at 4 By Inulnsa Toledo, his been released with all claims A 0 0 1 4 0 0 4.01201 Oil 3 1 00 ll 2 2 2 1 4l 1 1 4 0 0 tt8 0 2 6 2 1 5 1 2 0 2 1 4 0 0 8 0 1 6 8 10 10 4 4 2 4 4 4 3 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 0.

1 0 1 2 0 0 1 2 2 13 2 2 2 0 Frary. c. Heine, s. s. 0 0 0 1 0 "8 riiladelphla ..6010 St.

Louis 0 0 1 1 4 0 113 07 McNarv. 3b. settled. I ecausef the towing rate at Racine has brfefn advanced, several vessels trading to Earned runs Philadelphia 1. St.

Louts 1 0 2 0 0 0 Dailey. lb. 4J Morlarity. p. tht port i are being pulled that harMr hr hnna.

A. MX 8CRANTON. Walters, c. t. Sullivan, a.

s. Bonner, 2b. Massey. lb. Esjron, t.

Griffln. r. f. Boyd, McGulre, 3b. Gillon.

Totals'. BUFFALO. GUboy. I. f.

Grey. r. Clymer. c. f.

Wise, 2b rem In per. 3b. Field, lb. Barry, s. s.

c. Brown, p. Totals 40 6 18 24 -7 6 S3 3 27 10 2 A.B.B.B.H.P.O.A.B. LYONS. A.B.R.B.H.P.O.A.E.

4 0 Fiech. s. s. 2 0 0 0 Two-base hits Lajoie, M. Cross.

Suthoff. Srcrtflce hits Dowd, Lajoie. McFarland. Stolen base L. Cross.

Left on bases Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 8. Struck out By Ti-yfor 4, by Suthoff 3. Double plays Nash to Cross to Lajoie, Hartman to Murphy to Grady. First base on errors Philadelphia 2.

First bsse on balls Off Taylor 3. off Hart 2. off Suthoff 2. Hit by pitcher Grady, Lally. Wild pitch Hart Umpire Kelly.

Time 220. 1 2 1 i hen Gnpt. William Cummlng brought on the sfeamer Coralla he said the only thfeg needed on her was a telephone, and the! chances are that be will have one next season. The Smith portable telephone has bfen operated on the steamer Thomas Cra- 8 6 0 0 0 0 0 Gorman, 3b. Gnnnon.

c. f. Luby. lb TAILOR A IMPORTER, i i i nnt-o Tor aererni itids. ami 11 wuian.

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 3 3 2 8 3 2 8. 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3 1 11 4 3 2 0 0 8 3 1 3 0 0 1 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 3 1 1 9 1 cantain. when on watch or In his room. 1 0 0 8 1 0 2 3 18 i 4 4 3 3 4 3 35-371 kXN STItEKT Cohn. 2b.

Crough, r. f. Bonner, c. f. MeAulev.

c. Miles. 18.2:10: O. M. Pratt, Ash.

12f40; Wetmore, Brunette. 1:30: Westford fend consort 11 Argonaut. Fred Lee, HaUe Wells. Yale. German, Board of Trade, Toledo, tug Wells, Kilderhoue, Aridaste, Pease, Planet Jjftin Jewett.

LLasalle, Buttlronl, Louisiana, 0:30. Down-S. C. Baldwin and consopta, Rhoda si jEmlly and consorts. 1:30 p.

Veronica. Amber, Egan, Desmoid. Hattle. S3: Orion and consorts, Lansing, 4 Jii Sumner, Wolf, tug Wells, Typo. Shrlgleyjj Aloha.

Fred Lee. Lisfcie Madden Sand consorts, Arabian, 7jE0; Watt, Thomas, Carnegie, 7:40. Af rlvedlJadley. Wind southwest, misty; raining hard. Port Huron, Aug; 24.

Up Erin, Dan-forth, 0130 last night; Moran. BOfpeS. midnight: North Star, m. Pawnee and. barges.

Ionia. te-public, Rochester, Castaila, mitchelli 8:60. Dowu4lnter Ocean, WInslow, fast night; Cbfflnberry and consort, 10U50; fH. H. Brown, 11; Desmond and barge.

njld: night; Baldwin and barges. Emily and barges. Murphy. Orion and barges, Cormorant, Norris, 8a0; Egan. Shrlgley, Lansing, 1040; Blrckhoad and barges, Wolt Laterft'p Young America, Onwaard, tbg Torrent.

Rust and cipn-sort. 1 p. Lagonda. Hudson, Corsica Mitchell and consorts. I.

Amaranth, Wyomjng (wood). Secular, Magnetic. 8:10. Downr-tiWatt and consort, noon; Arabian, 12:10 p. in.

Cnruegle, Pauley, 30; Heurv Clllsholm and consorts, Milwaukee, "Parnell. Magnolia and consofts. car? camiSunleate wlth the engineer, or wlih any-lone of the crew in any part of SECOND OAME. 2 Vllleman, p. A.B.n.B.H.P.O.A.B.

oteccAcec4 th DOBtJ CTIPI. J. o- fic.nrii ui Crajisge says he would not be without the 1 0 0 0 0 PHILADELPHIA Cootyy, o. Geter, e. Dowd, r.

Delebanty t. Tctsls 27 0 27 12 ...84. 8 27 12 2 Totals I By Innings 'Bcranton a 2 8 Jiy Innings 0 0 1 0 0 0 25 1002000008 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 00 0 0 12 0 0 10 0 0 oenieva Lj ons 4 Buffalo 114 07 4 3 8 4 1 1 3 0 Lajoie, lb. Sbufart. a.

Naab. 3b. L. Cro-. 2b.

here institution learned runs Geneva 2 l.rnni nn is aif 1 8 3 0 '2 10 If 0 3 4 bases Geneva 10, Lyons First base on errors Geneva 2. Lyons 8. Two-base hits Croft 2, McManus 3, Heine. Luby. Three base hit McAuley.

Stolen bases Dennis. 1 McFarland, c. Wbeolrr, Totala ST. LOUIS. First base by errors Buffalo 2, Scranton 3.

Left on bases Buffalo S. 8cranton B. First base on balls Off Brown 1. off Gillon 1. Struck out By Brown 4.

by Gillon 2. TT-Tee-baae hit Massey. Two-base hit Sullivan. Sacrifice hits Brown, Iionner. Doable plays Barry to Wise to Field, Sullivan to Bonner to Mnssey.

Hit by pitcher By Brown 1. by Gillon 1. Wild pitch-Brown 1. Umpire Pop. Smith.

Time of 30 14 13 24 shoul patron ize rrary, McNary. Moiiaritv 2 ronhin you A.B.R.B.H.P.O.A.E. 4 1 4 2 1 1 Douglaea, 1. t. Drnnls to Heine.

Struck out By Morlarity 2, by Vllleman 4. Base on balls Off Morlarity 4. Base on bnlls Off Morlarity 3. off Mllemnn 3. Passed ball MrAnlo.

vn, 0 0 1 M. Croaa. a. s. Hartman.

3b. Grady, lb. Turnor. r. Murphy, e.

uffalo game. Time 1:4. Attendance 1, G00. 0 pitches By Vllleman 2. Time 2:13.

Umpire Horn ung. Attendance 200. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 11 2 1 3 1 0 maenin. 3 I Rata Md Cnartera. cliicagol Aug.

24. There was an extremely large day's business done at 1 1-2 cents on corn jo Euffalo The rate was firm, and; some brokers tried hard to boost It lanother eighth, but without success. ChirterMiTo Buffalo, Neosho, Onoko, Aberdeen. rhRIp Mlncb. Iosco.

F. Schleslnger. T. idny thorn. City of Bangor.

Toltec. Mli-tecf M. Bs Grover. Aragon. City of London.

Vein. Venezuela. Pabst. corn; Monteagle, Naant. Cnts; to Kingston.

Norwalk, corn; toSPort Hnron. G. J. Boyce, John-soil, conij to Falrport, Ionia, onts. This flefct has capacity of not far from a million and' three quarters bnshels of corn.

(aevelnttd. Aug. 24. The freight situation showj no change. Ore cargoes are offered freelv.

and the Escanaba rate has settled i 45 cents. Marquette shippers arif taklriK more tonr.nge than they have for some lime. Some fljiurlng is being done oisSn blck ar ore to be moved from the held of the lakes during September and Odjoher. i Cttarters Ore. Oregon.

8. n. Fester. Marquette to Ohio, 50 cents. Milwaukee.

-ig. 24. Local grain shippers ar4 out for boats mid considerable chartering done. Charters To Buffalo. Rnjne, con.

1 1-2 cents; Maria Martin. oat, 1 14 cent: Duncan, rye, shippers option. Toledo. iAxia. 24.

Chartered Wheat. Ger- i 0 0 7: Wlssahlckon, MOhonlng. KUDe Houseman, o. Hallman. 2b Hart, p.

PALMYRA LOST MURPHY, NATIONAL LEAGUE. STANDING Or THE CLCns. Special to The Courier-Record. 83 2 10 24 12 Richard! and consorts, ros.t, uauney and consorts. Bannockburn, 8:10.

Mackinaw. Aug. 24. Up G. Campbell, Olvmplajli Inst night: SctantonJ lOsBO: veiv ifttr.0: Boston, midnight; Onoko and I'aimyra.

Aug. 24. Palravra loat a iram Totala Br lnnlnss to Auburn today- through Inability to hit Murphy at opportune times. The game was Won. Lost.

P.C; 2 7 0 1 0 0 4 014 01 0 0 0 0 10-2 St. Louis exciting all the way through. The feature 'rust consort. I ri. m.

Livingstone. Hurlhut, Apt: Schlcsihger, Whltaker. TtO; was the batting of who out of five times at bat. made a trinle and two Earned runs Philadelphia 0, St. Louis 1.

Two-base bits Delehanty, Nash. Wheeler 2, M. Cross. Three-bnse hit Delehanty. Boston Baltimore Cincinnati New York Clevelend Chics no doubles.

President Farrel witnessed the Corsica, uuuswi, iw; a-gon. lOtjji). 4 Iownt(Mahonlng. Jupiter, 11 last nlgfit; Belle Brown. 1 a.

m. Berjln. Conestopfa. Glasgow. Olga, NarrnganHtt, gpme.

The score: frlaicrlnce bit McFarland. Stolen base Safe 71 31 05 32 .670 62 34 .046 00 37 52 40 .531 49 84' 46 58 44 58 .431 43 57 .430 43 58 .424 40 60 .400 20 76 Philadelphia Shujinrt. Left on bases Philadelphia 6. St. Lf.uls 9.

Struck out By Wheeler 1. Double plays Lajoie to Shugart, M. Cross to Hnllmau to Grady. First on errors Phila Louisville New York State. Centurion.

Hgtt, Minneapolis. Murphy, Cbf-flnberry. M'ainden. 11. I Pittsburg Brooklyn Washington St Louis Later-VP Ll- Money, noon; laconm, delphia 2.

St. LouIr 1. First on balls Off Wheeler 1, off Hart 8. Hit by pitcher leposit 1:30 p. Tta.

Susquehanna, Sservia. Delehanty. Umpire Kelly. Time 1:43. Ewen, 85: Samoa.

Celtlc.vf:2U. j-Down Gov. Smith, 1 p. Annie Laurie, ru)6lc, oirn; Emma Hutchinson, Buffalo, 1 ctft. Cleveland.

Aug. 24. It Is reported that bolts of fite Inter Ocean fleet of Milwaukee haj-e beei chartered to carry block of Iron onMrorn Ihe bend of I.nke Superior to South Rathapo. White Star 2:50: Whit YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Philadelphia 8, St.

Lonls 7, 1st game. Philadelphia 4. St. Louis 2. 2d same.

SENATORS BUNCHED ERRORS. Washington. D. Aug. 24.

Washington ti ney, wajme, Maripoaa. iTiuKetu, Cauilrla. Commerce. Syra A.B.R.B.H.P.O.A.E. 5 2 1 2 4 2 4 1 1 0 0 0 5 2 1 2 4 2 3 110 2 0 4 0 0 1 2r 1 4 1 2 15 0 0 4 0 0 4 1 1 3 0 1 3 0 2 4 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 2 0 35 6 7 27 16 1 A.

B. it. B. II. P.

O. A 5 113 2 1 4 0 0 1 2 0 5 0 3 4 6 2 (L 1 1 11 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 5 2 1110 3 4 1 5 2 0 5 2 3 1-0 0 511 2 0 2 0 cuse. "ISO. Anchored John Hall. yiq PALMYHA.

Connors, 2b. Frlck. r. f. Uuhland.

1. f. Bernhard, p. Hnll.rltter, 3b. Hart, lb Nfrthwang, c.

Sorber. c. f. Vcbght. s.

s. Mllllfc-an. p. Totals AUBURN. Toman, s.

Shlanlck. 2b Shea, 3b Sweeney, lb Twaddle. 1. f. Carey, c.

f. White, Duggleby, r. f. Murphy, p. Totals north wct.

fresh, clear. 1 Chicago Bn.l Milwaukee auring pepieumer nied tictoer at 70. iltcateil 1iooer'a Wreck. fast Tn waa, Aug. 24.

Capt. Reynolds lost today's game by string of errors. followlng.rn badly mlsjud(tel bull by Brown. Had he reached the bull no scores would brve been made in tuc fifth. As It was Clnclnnntt hud no difficulty In wlnniug out.

Attendance 3.0UO.- Saore: Sault ffte; Marie. Aug. 24. up O. FUr-well.

last night: Niagara. Empire c.slnis tlHit ne nas loenreo ine wrcru oi City, 12:30 a. Stephenson, jenney. Anmr.oii. Presley.

Redincton. safe deposit vaults givi ng aisolute securitVi A.B.R.B.H.P.O.A.E. Stlmsoni Olelvetia. Arabia. 8M0; POl 1 1 1 X'nlann r.l PfiffAP O'Aft at -me iinkliown Hciiooner in tnirty-six reet oSwater.i about one and one half miles on Flgh Polft.

He left for that place this' morning vlth. the tugs Eddy and Smith 2 4 1 rown-iAurorn. Anrania, t-enoDscot iu int ni-ht! llnnice Tuttle. 2 a. A aa nil a dlflng apparatus.

Ihe direr will examine fhe wreck. GfAtwlck (steel). 0:20: trontenac. ninden. SM rover, oil oargo, cju; uiiDert, 3 2 0 2 2 1 0 2 Baltimore 3, Chicago 2, 1st game.

Baltimore 3, Chicago 5, 2u game. I Eight innings. Brooklyn 10, Pittsburg 4. Washington 6. Cincinnati 9.

New York-Cleveland, rain, both Boston-Louisville, rain. TODAY. GAMES. Chicago 'at Baltimore. Louisville at Boston.

Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Washington.

AT BALTIMORE. Baltimore, Aug. 24. The Orioles managed to win the first and tie the second. In the first game the visitors coald not hit Hoffer.

In -the second Pond was put In to do the twirline. hut aft 3 0 2 5 13 0 0 0 Lorain L. itove In. 6iiicniToi Aug. 24.

The little steamer Lo 4 5 5 5 4 4 4 40 isii'icssontiijt. Lnter-iFp Itunnells, V. Swain. Kirfey Hnrtneii'LilAtiiabnsca: Jav Gould, noon: Ma 42 11 12 20 16 3 rain L. ruck the South l'ler today and stive a lirge hole In her.

bow. She was out on Infield fly. rina. 12: i). AIcoua, Alta, Northfcrn Wnvo.

aai Column a. 7. WASHINGTON. Selbach. 1.

Brown, c. Getruian, Demunt, 2b Fsrrell, Tucker, lb. Fox, a. Wrlgley. 3b.

Bwalm, p. Totala CINCINNATI. Hoy, 0. Corcoran, a. Berkley, lb McPhos.

2b Millar, r. Irwin. 3b nnrko, 1. Pelts, BreltenatotD, p. 17 6 14 24 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 06 By Innings-Palmyra Auburn I)own--Kortlieru Mng, i p.

aiomuvja tolred to athe dry iock. out rcquireu a tug toakeep hr from sinking. itjiknown V.aael A.lioro. Sianlt file. Marie.

Aug. 24. The steamer A.B.B.B.H.P.O.A.E. 13201O01 3-W11 4 1 8 7 0 0 GJIddeu. Aberdeen, Chectaw, lil THORNTON.

Earned runs Palmyra 1, Auburn 1. Two- can, :20 base hlts-Shea, Duggleby 2, Uhuland, Hart. canal llirncM. Three-base hits Duggleby, Bernhard. Base on balls Off Murphy 2.

Bemhnrd, Sorber. Clearances from Buffalo by Erie Canal, 0 4 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 off Bernhard 4. Toman. Hhlnnlck, White XAAaV41a JL 4k runs and four single was replaced by Amole la the fourth, who held the visitors down 3. Struck out By CoHlns 8,100 bu corn.

Albany. Cant. E. iley. 8.5K) bu corn, AJbany.

i iitn bu orn. Sweeney 2, Twaddle, Carey. Duggleby. By jrf 1 uuiui- caiiea en a oi eigntn Miirnuy a. nernnara, xsortuwang, sorber City of TCaverse, down-bnuud reports slght-ln a vessel ashore at Point Au Sable, near Manila.

The name of it could not befseen. TMg Lloes Acres on Rates. nuluth. Aug: 24. A treaty of peace has befin entered Into by the three tug lines at th'w port.S They desire to avoid expensive and will mnlutaiu schedule rates.

Ati differences will be referred to Cat. J. X. Rose of Duluth. IVeaterAayS Port Llata.

Tfoledo, Kug. 24 Arrived Sibley. Cleared olin a Ul usraness. Attendance, GaylorV Downey 8,700 bu corn, Al- Wild pitch Bernhard. Missed third strike Best S3 0 12 27 9 2 Totals WaslrWe DVVirsj FIRST GAME.

vi. BA1.XIJSOKE. A.B.H.R 1 L-Xorthwnng 2. Time of game 1:80. Um pire O'Laugbiln.

Atteuduuce (00. YACHT RACES POSTPONED. Bv 'nnlnge Washington Clrclnnatl 0 0 2 2 0 10 0 8 0 3 0 3 9 Eugene 8tepbenson, bu corn, buny. Str. G.

U.1! Green, 6,600 bu corn, Albany. Thomas Xolnn. 8.300 bu corn Albany. L. J.

Oatiiian. 8.30 bu corn, Albany. F. 3. Cow-ies.

8.700 bu corn. Albany. The races of the Buffalo Yacht Club wwr.w, w. Keeler, r. I.

Kelley, 1 Bteetsel. e. Doyle, lb Belts. 2b. Qalnn, ti.

i Tiakiiiii Tim nu rnrn. Aiunui -Unra, Enory, Kingston, faevelanil.i Aug. 24, Arrived Blelmnn 1 2. 0 1 0 1 0 which were Scheduled for yesterday were ncstDoned until Thin was do. S.

Mm bu wheat, Boih- Earned runs Washington 1. 'Cincinnati 2 Two-bnae hits Tucker. Farrell, Heckler. 1'croe run Berkley Stolen bases Irwin, Hr. Beckley, MoPbce.

Swalm. First on balls-By Pwaim 2. by Breltensteln 1. Struck out-Br Swaim 2. by Breltenstelo 2.

oVbUs-Wasblneton Si crlflce bit Miller. Time 2:08. Umpire elded on at a meeting of the owners of Hnbinaoo, e. POBSOYEARSI several yachts whim wtre entered, and Hoffarj p. sluitanna 'Heaipf.

coin. Mott. D'teour iiglt. Oreifou, Marquette; Egyptian, Glad trfte: U'fih, Chicago; S. Foster, l'olynes ta.jDtilutS.

lui-uuetfie. Aug. 24. Arrived Two Wal lnr-Ha. f'ldtkred Continental.

Holland. Dv. 1 7 27 18 0 Totals CHICAGO. A.B.R.D.H.P.O.A.E. the standard Flouni of Buffalo.

a 0 4 0 0 erelux, Cleveland: Ketchum, Wade, Ashta- Lj nob. STATE LEAGUE. bu wheat, Dodfi H.OOO bu wheat. Uocheseter. 'i Nokomla, S.000 bu wheat.

Rochester. W. NugeM. 240 tons oil cake, Albany. Str.

Delufid. 6,300 bu corn, Albany. I. 8.300 bu corn; Albany. 6' M.

HUtiton. 245 tons oil cake, Albany. II Farl-nr. bu Albany, Janfes Kepgan, 180.000 Utt Imnber A. Harr'End, 10.000 bu barley, Geneva.

Tborndykei' 0.081 bu Oeneva. Str John Owens. BO tons mdse. Kocbestee. H.

Hadcock, 8.123 bu corn, Albany. Fairport. up ntevens. Apenn, Aug. 24 Garden Clty.and 3 12 1 itit nort brtxi tod btZzi IfCroctTJ Mil wmUlprlcw a Decker, i.

f. Dablea, s. Langs, s. Ansoo, lb. Ryan.

r. Csllabaa. 2b MoOormick, 3b. Griffith, p. Donoboe, Bvereft e.

f. rid tluui cer fjci, 2 oiJrts, toieuu. MlJ4.aukee. Aug. 24.

Arrived Duncan, Bcgce, Baltic, Vail. Knth Ctileniro. Aug. 24. Arrlrarl V1V 0 1 was agreed to uy tue onicers or the club.

GRAND TRUNK O. A. R. EXCURSIONS. 1.80 Toronto by boat, or $2.00 all rail Muskoka Lakes, Georgian Bay, Thousand Islands, Montreal.

White Mountains and Sea Coast. Tickets at lowest rates. Buffalo ofBcel 177 Washington, corner Exchange Open 6:30 a. mi until 10 p. m.

Aug.22t27. MICHIOAN CENTRAL DAILY EXCURSIONS. Toronto and return ran and boat, 81.80. City Ticket offlc. 219 Main Street.

Aug. 22 1 27. Balloon races, parachute falls, balloon battles. Every amusement for G. A.

visitors. Good hotel, good restaurant, cot. 0 2 2 1 0 0 Cl ttrchlli, iTasmanla. Manhattan, Manches' terj; Cleared ouuaio. ntilnth.filineJt r.

AUg. 24. Arrlw1l. James Dexter, .........81 428 18 8 Totals Won. Lost.

P.O. 43 20 .807 40 80 .871 41 S3 .834 38 87 .807 22 23 .408 18 47 .277 bcrfti, Mobfgan. Mlngoe, Ugtnda, Iron Palmyra Auburn Canandtifiia Lyons Cortland Geneva I r. trv innino-a. lion Uneert and ronsorta.

uenarteil Wam Baltimore 2 0 0 0 8 i Aioka, Buffalo, flour; Sauber, Corliss, Jtapl b. mtU 14X) bu Albsny. S. T. Davis.

8,800 bu corn. Albany. Cleared from Tonswanda, August 24 1 E. A. Edgett.

pig Iron. Seneca Falls. William Bsrch. pig Iron. Ilorae.

Yacht Geneva, mdse, Buffalo. Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 opit, ore; -w, r-t iignt 1J OOT WUB wiowoa; run acorea. Earned runs Baltimore 1. Left on bases tages. at Wood lawn Beaeh.

Boats leave and arrive at Tro Haelwrs, Aug. Tarls. Chicago; MarlUna. Law. Huron.

na Clei eland foot of Mala Street continuously. II. A' Crane, stone. Buffalo. AUg.Zlt28 Keller.

McGraw.t Double plays Callahan, pahlen. and Anson. -First bast on balls- Mnnnilnde AlIC aj. Arrived Curtis, au a Li 1 Hit by nltchmi 1 1 C. II.

Youilg. stone, Buffalo. Johnnie, lumber. Albany. W.

V. rsker, lamber, Albsny. Off Hoffer off Griffith 2. hall Lane. Struck out Struck oat r-ataavfi A.tnnn By Griffith 2, by MICHIOAN CENTRAL DAILY HXCUR-SIONS.

Nlagara-on-tbe-Lake and return, 76c. City Tts.1,.. AfNM. Main Umpire a a a wan, Harrv B. Post, lumber, Albany.

Hoffer -1. Time of game 2:10, O'Day. notianu. pssett. I WSishburd.

Aug. 24.s-Clenred-Duncan. Ft Sprite, Chlcngo. 2t-Arr ved O'Nell, Mllfs, GlffoVd. Montgomery.

E. A. Shores. Molteagle.I Christie. Blplilcke.

Moravia! r. Tthneker. lumber. Albany. Yacht i Trilby, merchandise, Buffalo.

AUg. 22 27. SECOND GAMBv Cortorrhoee-r Varicocele kid AtetuVa A.B.B.B.B.P.O.A.E. Frank P. Bellenger.

jum ner. Albany. Frank A. Jagger. lumber, Albany.

World's Flr, lumber. Syracuse. C.esjred FeUora. uunaw: iiuiieran, pres- TMTIBBAT' RK8ULT. Canandaigna Cortland i a.

Jtf Canandalgua 9. Cortiand 8, 2d game. Palmyra fi. Auburn 11. Lyons Geneva 5.

TOPAT't OAXEii Lyons and Geneva. Cortland at Auburn. CAKANPAXOUA OOUBtBP. Special to Tlw Courier-Record. Cut andsla Aug.

were thos5 nlayea between Canandalgua and Cortland bew this ernooB. The first was a beautiful which all the playera oUstlnguls hedth em-elret. It looked np tbe nln th as though the second waa to be won by Cort. las.AekMMMK r.Ranililnil'l lOO Pi ATI tiff i i 8 ootR O. W.

mdwc wiiwii John xnrt Huron. ui pain, evtiiM. MyefcUa a4 trcnUr. IV fkne-, l.ervf i 8 I 0 00 14 0 8 I 8 siSrfeboygas, ug. uosa, Bon.

S4LB Or YOUKO STOCK. smith. .15 MILES FOR 8 CENTS. 1 Bonn! the city on the New York Central Beit Liu tralni. Rapid service to Camp Jewett.

Jjeautlful view of lake and river frowt Through Buffalo parks and auburbe. A.ug.2ltao. Battle from balloons la the clouds at Woodlawn Beach every Taki 8:30 boat to see battle 23 cents round 24. Arrived KeVstone. New York, Aug.

34. The Hurricane 8td MeOraw, 8b. 8 2 Ktlley. 8 0 1 htaoael, e. f.

4 0 DoyU. lb. 4 1 1 Haifa, Ab. 0 O'Brtan, 4 2 i Fowl. p.

0 Cerbeu Anola. I 0 1 i iber. ia orey. gieared-Z -5 TL oeey, aj; UhVnz t.T siy j. iV't-" ivt i Masen, Burton.

and other yearlings were sold at auction to-day at Sheepshead Bay, those bringing $400 and over being as followet Anr2iArrtXd-Rchein: Weston and 2 110 joo Pcfrt Hnt Sturilss. io ms pt r. mvzk B. py t-aureate-wiioaca, A. Ben- La br.

bargj-s. Moij nett Sl.bx oy 'oiomao-ony, j. ja. MTiTt' 84 8 11 24 18 Totals As tabula! Fayette Bron. Drtke.

aeared Light Mather! JtallfV Trevr, HoUey, Bonmanla, Barlunl; ZUtteA for Fond la third. WUV lAIIVUMU eaeaesat -k In the rst two Innings that eight run. That waa all A ti27einfTt and the Iocs 14 nSTl finish. wlaUT by ma whtn two men were out i-ci't: A.B.R.B.n.P.O.A.B. Bennett.

1850 or.e., by Potorosc-Lavlnia, Belle. Kenlsco stable. $750r b. by Poto-mae-Elvlnai M. JBowen.

550: blk. fry Potomac-Viola, Ooeck stable, Ch); b. Sy Laureate-Vendetta. C. Qoy-i, CV by .1 i b.

bT CCBdIr-s- eas of the eftexaee; ky a weakaals ot tbe ayktn io a r- ar tim va this il eu.tr, 1 ers it all rvh er- 1 i ti ar- tvs. lioet j. 11 5 'I AUg.21t28. MICHIGAN CEXTRAL DAILY BXCUB, i SIONS-Toronto and return. All rU, (2.CX Qtr Ticket 219 Main t.rest V.

1 27. r- tr I. i i Lorain, Ang. 'J' Bee. 24 inf.

red Ore, re. fmm. f. 1 3 8 1 2 0 v. a.

1 3 3 1 MMI. 0 1 i t-y k. I Ir i' If I ii.