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PITTSBURGH- COaiMEKCIAIi GAZETTES, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEJMBER 5. WINKING WHEELMEN. LANDED ANOTHER. and the borne -woo with Tsry little The bo-ne team, however, tip a strong fivhluig did aoias opjKM-ittne Idainz. Score: Kaufrnanns' Store will be closed 3 STi tf r- 3, i I IVmorrow, THURSDAY.

aT -zi i Brilliant! Durablt rifestogVs THrteemb Vkteiy I Over the Housier Team, threat hticTt-Woik Tuts Him Use Top Again A Wil-lng Present lor Suuday "New rk, liOiton lo the CouiOiurciul Gaze't-: v. i rU a vv fi- I it.o b.isr.s C.i, 1 v.u pj.nt 4pitts- Gf.ifia ident admires by iak- t'0 i.C'ih tr.cris of the nr-nit'-a i i mi. i.n'ucliHr. S3 tbe ball alnicht iarsri i i OF tt i1 A 8 1 inailvs- cor: BCFFALO, N. Sept -L Tue wor.a uv 5 o-l LI--le trnaai-nt opened here at 2 o'clock fivnUAKV-EiraeJ this in the presence ct 4,001 sp-o- I Dtamcna Dyes excel all others ia So-er-gtb, Parity, and Fastness.

Ncne ether are just as good. Beware of imitations, becattse they are made of cheap aad inferior materials and give poor, weak, crocky colors. To be sura cf success te enly the DlAitCNn Dves for coloring Dresses, Stockings, Yams, Carpets. Feathers, Ribbons, Sic, warrant tber-t to color more cpods, package for package, than any other dye ever made, and to give more brilliant and durable colors. Ask for the DIAMOND, and tr.ke no other.

Ser.d post-1 for Iye took, Simple Card, lirectiss fcr ccloriisg nA'ng 'die Ink ct (to cents a quart), etc Said ty Dretgisa. Addrsi WELLS, RICHARDSON Burlington, Vt. Fancy- Articlr.8, US UiAhiUn -Mlll Copper. Only lO Cer.t. u.

-oiann, jn; a. i wwrs uotii an pans iae 'rr-'-r5 -i: Lo jiS7ie, 4. Two base i rya-MciCeaa. base l.al!a-Jfoia!inz. 1 400 other bkychsw.

REACHED i( laer. FittEurgt Jr.yi tae (2. Maok, Uotrun, ver-iiot Ed oi.lv the finest viM p.tcn-Raiijae,. Left on bases i.el-wn? kept tr.e score uown to 1 Prr terusoa. lit mfm 145 i fll'illl! I nnnun Muuuiii 5 8 2 5 2 5 Ri; rKAitY--EariiM ruts -Baltimore.

2: Kan- 1. e-, Kann8 cuy, i. liTrC-11. -3 i'li- i-tti 1. Kansas Citr, JO.

Strock oat Kilt v. 4. WiM pitches Kilrr-y, iSuliivarv, i lo. Urur.iie Gail'ney. Th llourbon Xievei in Terrors, CLKVEiAND, Sept.

4. Tie Lorn- went to piece? to-day and made more errors than base bits, llanisey wa3 hit hard, but he cotild have kept the OieTelands do a if Lis el nH Lad supported hira. Sis cf the Louisviiic errors wtre made tn J.rss i Kb'iiS. iUt by pitched ball Faatz. First base on errors-Cleveland, Imsville, 2.

S.ruck ilio Attiiencs ic me iemn. Pini.AD-Et.pHiA, Sept. 4. Tlie Athletic wen to-day's game from C'ocicnati in the tenth inniuc, when Stovey scored the -R-i i run cn a. double, a steal and a hit bv Hierbaaer.

Yia'i was in the box for the visitors and was -wild, seiidm? sir men to oa bans fin(j a 'batter with a THtChed bail. Seward pitched steady kmJ wn admirabiv eanncrted bv Hob- I in son. f.eo re Athletics 1 1 i I 0-- 2 PrirM. et-rlanied taw Athlettc, Clneia-narir 2. Hits Atnleiio, Cincinnati.

5. Krrfsrs Cincinnati. Two-bass bUi Biovcy, WVjh. 1'hree-base. bit4 Lyons, Tebeau.

Htmck out stovev (2). Pcnrmsn, Orituiu (2). Viaa. Pa-ed ill Itobiiisyn. Tiino 15.

Uiiipire Ti-i-State League. Coiatmrus, Sept. 4. Base ball; Bpftcia! to the Commercial Gzeite. ...1 1 2 2 17 Jackson 2 2 oi'mjiak? F.ar-ied ir.DS Colucit-ns.

4. rora uwiiicas. o. i-u 1: ft. Baiteriej Mm- mers and McVay; Dana and Cbrisnan.

Um- pue O'Bay. Scottdals Cat. Kncial to the Ga. tt-. Sco'itdacf, Sepk 4.

Taa f.me ot ball at this place to-day between the Cam-berland and tDe home team wa close aad interesting up to tha sixth iuainz, wbta tlie Scottdales went to aad the visitors won ns they pleasedl Btit two hits rna-ie od" Mtbarij the Ctitntevlaads pitchsr. S-ore 2 2 Cuniberland 2 1 ft 4 Hv ah Base, hita Bcottdale, CnVcr-land. 14. Struck out By Meban, 9: by Mani-U-f. 1.

Batteries Seottdale. Maiuff.fi brothers; Cuinberiitr.fi. Mehan and llader. League fttandinc i i IuoiAnapc-Iis earne-i ah Us rsns, two tre acl twoia the Huh. la the first two were ir.ade rn by and Seery's two-bagger.

In the fifth. V-nyWi xlnzle, Iin-" two bnpger and tvo '-u -on is, bronchi ia two mote runs. scored in four in r. tegs. In a ieai anu Becklev's thre bagar pro-i-j'-ed one.

Two errors by i a.ti one by Ulawws t-jofc foanJ tf.e bt.e3 in the second and tied the t-fe. Afiii't in tl.e lilth PiUsbtirgh tied rn (in i Milier' hit. Koehne's oat, a Lit by two wild pitchen ana Bee ley hit. 'J he It. Jikley f.r.ji to rihl rd tated to steal seoo3.

2.1 vert overthrew to and iltnps coahl jiv ud the hall till Beckley had scored. 4W. Stal- and Bardiek to-morrow. -cor IT. H.

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Wiid" pitch -Iwyle 1. Thac Cnsp.rvj CI! ICACO-IJBTItOIT. Wiitt Weak tvi.d Anson's finy a l.aiy 4. Thirteen men Itdt-oa i'Nthe story cf Ohtcneo's defeat by J-idrnit At ctitlfal laooicats, wien a lit v. 01,1.: have re td ia two or thn-e wild at times, but his sup P-ahl win wn wild and c.i iii t'it- the an-l di--rjei to thin, ti-c pi iy a Uzr train c'-ept in the i-! 1 1 1 i hen nr.

I Pi'Viier wrndorfiii c.aiehei. ML? attor.d- IT is with a justuiable feeling of pride that we direct the attention of the public to-day to our handsome I and spacious Shoe Department So great and rapid has been the growth of this branch of our basinet -that it stands to-day at the head and front oi Pittsburgh and Allegheny shoe stores. The secret of our success is the satisfaction we give otir customers. In our efforts to please the shoe-wearing public, we have omitted no detail in regard to their comfort and convenience while visiting our establishment Every pleasant feature is here provided. Cosy parlors for the ladies and children, separate apartments for the gentlemen, broad aisles and comfortable seats everywhere, and an efficient corps of salesmen and salesladies, thoroughly posted in their bust- ness.

Just at this time, when the great rush of fall buyers crowd our spacious establishment daily, we wish to calb 5 your attention to cur fine, varied and elegant stock. Modern shoemaking is one of the fine arts, and KAUF- MANNS' GRAND DEPOT is a constant exposition of: 1 the finest and best productions of the American shoe: market To the ladies we would say, we can fit and! suit you perfectly, no matter how fastidious your lancy or how much difficulty experienced elsewhere, and to our gentlemen customer we say, come to us if you are hard to please, as we carry every style of shoo manufactured, from the narrowest to the widest last, from the finest French Kid and Kangaroo to the heaviest Calf and. English Grain, embracing over fitty styles of mg full lines of the celebrated Waukenphast, It Is our ambition to excel in every detail that pertains to dressing the human foot, and we arc" satisfied that nowhere in this section of the. country will you find Won. iVr New Ycrtr (' tli .0 47 40 IUton.

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1- i'i. (. Vi ul.In p5'i-i I 1 a Openfeg cf the Big Bicjelc Tour- rr nament at ijairalo. Tlie lianltftr Breiuer Capture One-Mile i Amateur Tandem Charley Preil Gets Second at Hartford Racing The Cricket Special to tbe CcmuierciiX Gazette. The first ever.t, ths mile tandem," was von.

by the Eaglishaten Ailard and Bee, bauds down. Time, 3 C-3. The one-mile bbycle amateur c'baajpioa-ship was captured by llaaeth Brown, of Cambridge, over Tl. V. Jamesou, cf Rochester, N.

F. B. Ifelley, of Baaalo, third. Time. 3:03 3-o.

The B. A. V. chaatpionship tor tea miles was woa by Will and very easily, II. II.

Wiaship, Chicago, second, Fred Midireley, Worcester, third. TiEoe, 31:37 l-o. The mile professional hsnlicap went to II. G. Crocker, of ISewtoa, easily cuongrh, Kcapp, of Denver second.

Eastwood, oi tkirJ. Time, 2-43 2-5. The amateur mile trial race waa anauy ircn by Bert Clever, of Peoria. Tiise, W. S.

Campbell, of Niagara Palls, established hij claim as the New York State to-iniie amateur champion. Time, 6:22 2-5. The three-mile professional made a poor and were, hissed because they wonld not try to make last time. H. Crocker, of Newton, was first, and it was clo-e between VriHiam A.

Bowe, of Lynn, and W. F. Euapp, of Denver, for tecoad place. The referee gave it to liowe. Time, 11:07 2-5.

i'he road-whtel three-mile tandem race -was won by W. and It. S. Brown, of Washington, D. by bi'iv yards.

Time, ASlard won the two-mUe Rover race aver Jack de by three feet. Time, 6:20. The 3'ochcbter and PaSalo three-mile amateur bicycle contest vm spoiled by Charles I'. For bash, of Suffiilo, filling In the tst relay ani break' ng his wrist. The concluding race, a mile amateur taa-d em bicycle, went to A.

C. and W. D. Banker, of Pittsburgh. Time, 3:03 1-5.

The wheelniou do not shout very loud over the day's sport, for it was ouly fair. There was a brisk headwind and the track was certainly not last. No records were brokec. TENSH TOCHXAMfciNT. Titusillo and Oil Ciy Tied, for the Cham- jiosii4h! Sh.nn' Victory.

Special to the Commercial Gaxe. te. tlL City, 4. The Ian-tennis tournament between the Tiiusv'ule and Oil City clubs came off at this place this afternoon at the Arlington About 300 people were in attendance, the major part ot whom were ladies. The games were all well handlers of the racquet.

A big reception was given to the Titasville bys and their friends this evening at the uew armory. About 155 couples were in attendance. This makes the two club tie for the chatntioa-bhipofthe Oil regions, the score standing a victory for caeb and a draw. SHAROX VICTORIOUS. to the Commercial Gazette.

Shakos, Sept. A An lav. n-tennis tournament wis hjld here th atternoon." Sharon, I-Castle, Mercer and New Wiluiingtou players participating. fcharou won two frnui GreeuvitiB and New Castle. Thij evening the vi-itiug delegations were tendered a ball at Priidee Hall.

DETKOIT'S FALL. AlccgtH, Cold Irf'af, 1., Tra aud Itcll Uoy -fVin tit Jpfninj; Kvente. Detroit, Sept. 4. The fall meeting of the Detroit 'Driving Ciab began today.

The track was perfect, but the weather was threatening aud the attendance light. Summaries: birst roe, "atioral Breeders' Association, "special iS-yt-sr-olds, value, Alcaett 1 2 1 ,2 i 3 cttim.re 3 3 2 lied fern diil. riK'e. 2:21. 2.2.S -eeotid race, vla-so; naiie, ti.Ad L--af .1 1 1 it 00, in A.

H. I.nrv Ilannis, and Cutler 'time. 2:231.4, 'h'id1 2:2 ihf. Third race. B.

stakes: 4-vv oids PesMcp 1 1 1 3 2 2 Mineiva 2 is 3 rol ean s. "Tin.e. 2:23. IB B. Matron stokes, Pi nh X.

T. ycar-cld; fl'tOBclI Bey a walk-over. Time, 2:21. is Vt i. that thev hate engaged next scn st ths i.e al tn-r are row id the fostract is nc jcig drawn up s.y rr fi i.

I t-t race. cv? ci en; irs- 1 't i Lottie Wail tnird. I i ia 1 4 1 i r. -v. 1 T- tl V.

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-e -v 1 1 Chicnco. af. th-Ir brief trial" cf 1 cf at as 3 i i Economical I I all fasrdons. This is the opening week at the wholesale millinery store in the city, and from the cumber cf retail dealer stsn going to Porter the fall styles mnt be very attractive. P.

I), are always tn the times, and if there i auythine new novel in their lioe it will certainly be found in their stock, and their large business is au evidence that their eiiterprise is appreciated. TALI, ITEAX-GHAE. Very suddenly the fall styles in head-wear have in ali the leading retail stores ia our city. We find that the caitee thia srdden blooming of hats and fall millinery was the opcui.ig wholesilo honsee in this city, and from the appearance of the at Porter Donaid-ion's one nnaquainted with the business would imagine hat all the retail stores in this county could till their stor3 and still leave a few goods oa the shelve at LosALrsos's. Ked 5eub The big red-seal bread mar.uf sett red by S.

Marvin is cheapest and the is always light and always pure in its competition. It brings health and tcdily vigor with Piekering Has built up a colossat trade in b.ouc-f.irnishing goods. Why? Because he has won the name ia Pittsburgh of selling on better terms and lower prices than suy other house ia his line. He will inraish year house from top to bottom, end in the best manner, too. Try his goods and prices be- fore buying elsewhere.

5-6-8 1 i i fc s- i i r. This po-wS nTr Br1. A r'inre! crpnrtTr tre.r-2th nd 1-edi-K. r. iet economical than ordinary ard xijinot ei-oldiii cunpeution wis the nuilttt-ide cf low ti-st, i s'jori weitibt slum or pbuM-t-aif onlr in can.

jUAntJH t'owiita Hie! Wad K. i -jri J. i FIRST IN THE FIELD WITH HEW FALL STYLES! nnrm ionn' it-v'. The cu: represents the latejd and raot popular hit for jbby ressrrs. Those a sotr.s-A-hat filler sr.

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I i i i 1 i such a complete, ciceant fl rr Hi1 ic A ii. irk XJ is' If 1 ft XD 1 inn v. mm i ana r.lyiisil cckeciion cn su ii. i. Id7C7 bouec- 1 "--j 4 I tin art i i TQ! 1 WATCHES, 1 PUTawRCM FA.

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4. New Yoik downed IM.it aftr a hard itmgjle. 1 i h. tupcvb-ly, rcccivcl the better M'p- s.r,. J-I ur b.t's.t;; wark and f.vc-; und Wiiitncy's work in the 5 U.u' Sew or 3 WL irwm jumpcatcn c4 ard red- 3 u- r-UHi- wita two men oti i i I ri'iH wit a two ien rm su j-'ai r-ir' cateb ot a bmg -r.

I dy resected the Pittsburgh Club, and includes two of the Gentlemen of Philadelphia team that went to England in The Irishmen have rot yet been defeated in Canada, but ihe home team reels very confident making them work hard for a victory here. The gams will begin each morning 11 o'clock and be continued catil 6. The Pittsburgh Ciab will entertain the visitors to'dinaer at the Dnqaesng Hotel to-nir-rrcw eveninir. The Iris-h team leave for Baltimore Friday evening, their dilutes this mentu buir.g follows: Set.tember 8, 10, Baltimore, vs. Baltimore Cricket Club.

12, 13, 14, Boston, vs. LongwoM Cricket Club. Seotember 15, Lawrence, vs. eighteen cf Law rer.ee aud di-trict. September 17, Concord, tj.

eighteen of St. Paul's sehocd. September 20, 21, 22, Philadelphia, vs. ail Phiiadelpida. Sepienhcr 21, 25, 20, New York, vs.

all New York. September 27, 23, 20, Philadelphia, vs. University of Peucsylvaijia. THE ST A lit AT IIAR1FOF.D, Cliarlcy rril 'fakes Money In tlie 2:1 Pace Ttia Vfinners. IlAKTFOitn, Sept.

4. The attendance at the first day's races at Charter Oak Park was very large. Many promi nent horsemen were present frc-ra all parts of the country. 2:17 class, pneers; purse, 1,000, divided. Bd Annan 4 1 1 Cbartev Kriel 1 2 2 3 Hilver Thread 2 li 3 2 DctorM 3 4 4 -1 2 17U, 2:18.

2:20 trotters. OeneyaS 12 11 Wiiiiara 7 1 2 Jack; -3 3 2 Mt. 2 4 4 4 Cypress 4 3 3 Fred lO 7 5 corse 'i 6 7 Millie Mitchell ft ft 7 ur Morea ii dr Uno 8 dis. Time 2:20 Vj. 2:1, The third event, the 2.22 trot, caused mere -xcdtement around the pool-stDds than either cf ihe two other races.

Beioie the start Ernest sold favorite for a time, but the final sales were Jl-SO for him against for the field. The first heat, however, was takes by tfee black gel-dine. Gene Smith, in lowering his record 2fi seconds. The next two hens were captured by the tav gelding. Prelection, ia an i "respectively, and the race went over on xceocnt of ukness, -s OAKL.VM) ATHLETIC CU'lJ.

Step TaUcn Toward tiio Ovaalr? ioa cf rermaaaut AlaUca. About tkirtr voang geutfemea of Oakland met at the Oakland Turner Hail la'-t night for the of taking the Initiatory steps toward tlie formation or aa athletic Mc rs. Jaats II. Lipuir.oott, S. II.

Shannon, James Mellnight, J. T. Begun, John Arcar, Then. Khrig and Jv.mk-s Wallace are at the head oi tho movement. No permanent organization was, however, effected "last nigbt.

A committee reported that temporary quarters could be sieuied ia the Turner Hail while arrangements were being made ir a permanent club-house. A committee was appointed to nrepare a constitution and another to report rthat u-rms could he made iu re-ird to the rented the hall. The ntsetlfag the a adjourned to meet one week from to-uay at the same place. Siortiijj ote. Tom Brown knocked out a home tun yesterday.

Piit; rgh is cow only twenty points behind Philadelphia in the race. The Keystone Association bav decided to tifce a trip to Ssn Antonio, iei to last acont forty dajs. ll.e jratt-'-r is kt ia the hands of a Com mi tie cf Ar- raniemeuts. The trip will not take yUec until after the elect toos. T.

A. Jthuiowu, Pa: 1S71. Athletics 372, Bo-ton, 1S73, 17. Boston Isii, Cbtcttrc: 1-877, Boitoj; i i. K-ii j.

f'. Bt.stc-r.: lo-o, Chicago; lis-iT, Detroit. The Managing Bieird tiic? Amateur Athletic Union in a meeting at Yorit la: Ifriday s. resc-U-u-Ti forbidding ti a.y of its clubs ia tuc ette: cl-ittoptc-usuip A yu kfiOW, Mary, 1 3- tecur'ated i cu t.orn:y tie, lr. me w-ont r.

irg irenj erirsci- i eitvra my. ef the loot wotiiaa in tne I i 'i ij Ir i nrr; i n.l tr- i 7 is i I V. 1 I 'I 'tL O' I 1 Vt- I I A. I A a 1 tip or ftlt at S. 3t i im and arriving.

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c. 2 1 L' 0 il (I i 1 T-; r. i I I bail, New tl 2 2 1 Tac this vAa-V takiar 1 II A DSO AlIiLY Ii BESKD. l'itts-uurU Clui" Vddins: 1'restut to at tlie Top went. to Chicago Monday aifeht to cotrcl'ude.

srratigcniettts for his marriage, which takes place ther-3 this evening, the nt S20." The of tb cinb will give iui-a cab present. Sunday deservedfy plaTCr 5n Jgtie, acd there 13 not a piaycr vv irdi him all manner cf happiness ia his wedded jiff. He will rejoin he club here Friday, and resume hu phce in ccater that ia the cpeuing game agaiast Phihidrlphla. Man! played center yesterday, accepted live chance, hfcd a run. hit and a stolen base.

He will probably be kept there oiitil Sundiij's return. Bee ley hit sate every lime he we ut to the bat, oooe for a tarec-bagger. II is batting w.ii a feature, and the four hits he got place hi iu on more at tbe h(, OJ withaierccnt.ngeoSovcr i riVa ot oaW bit yesterday is several pwh-U behind iu jeotc. 0hlvil CAmo to thj treat -sterdav with two hits. The eld man is getting to hi onhe a luarger.

It was his twentieth victory uX he ii n.w tied with Morris, each havtr.g better shape to tattle fi- ith the i to his by tlh.os. 1.9i a great sutlertr ever skiec last w.iitr. Wed Mid t-atterv has he pel lie. pf I -wn pv.s i I Jcar. The ror; say ii ti.e fitter piav ana uisj--uy ot a i M-ri cf cither three or Ci' the -c peop'c will ribt to chaLijuon-iUip, but not till I -mm- l' i a i I' fc vtie t'v i t.

1 i ti i ri i 4 4 i vr l'c in: 1. i oa k. Lave i .1 tv er t. A I i. .1 fcated Curgett.ajrn fnar gatucs onto! five In 1 1 1 iaitiing th-.

oi attendance to day vai fair, but it hsi, ot vi, I Ci. 'lb tfZlil -T a Cj eouty, andftU nttcnti.n co.r,e. by coinplsoe with rter- ft of V'Vf ClAuzl Afraeiog P.srpe. The track I l'J L-rjr pctl ni OPPOIT LIBRARY HL' uKV Vr.i,.. it t-r fS T3 117 1 ir' 4 I A i0 I 4 1 JDLLI1TS.

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