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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
TOO MITCH ENTHUSIASM AT GLOUCESTER

Paragraphs, Nay lA-Ihs A'hlsuc and ns'ruOro
clubs play an exhibition game To-Day az 'ioucsS
CIV i This was the first tme that game on Sun
d,y between professional BAH clubs had been arranged
for in the vicinity Of Phiadopis and the attraction
drew q great crowd from the oity The crowd who
sought admission tho grounds was estimated at from
G0oo 5000 but the inclesure being small ana the'e
h.,.s onlv one entrance about 5000 had gained adnis
sion vhsu the game began. This number however, was
too great TO be accommodated ana sfer enc inning had
been played Turgins crowd Of spectators pressed In
upon the playing. Asid rendering 1t impossible for the
game to proceed Intellectual ensrts made to move
the crowd back beyond ropes and the game was then
abandoned The Athletics had scored one run anc the
psltu,ores nono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
THE RACES AT BROOKLYN TO-DAY.

FRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR THE DwYKR STABLE
II seems likely that the Dwycr stable VIII carry o"
most Of tho prizes and honors at the brooklyn races
to-day Bessie Jurc should win the hrst raco' O'''oi
second. 40 ,,ou,
The second race should fall to Kaloolah with Rupert
in second place. .u,,
Fordham Is now in such form that he ought eaS'iS
% aateat the fourthclass three ysarolds opposed 10
him IN the Falcon Stakes, and specdwel may ge'
second place. ,.
This much heralded servia in tho Dwyer coiors
sbould win the Clover Stakes for twoyearoio nhe''
with wyndham waldcn's Holiday second
Tho fifth raco should fall to seymour 's'''0''
second.
Following are the entries:
e..u ,rrncrr spr,cI AL. WEIGHTS. RURr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
DISCOVERY OF SUPPOSED NEW ooMEE

Rochester, y. Y, May 20 (Specian-what appeared
nj first to bs an aurora noticed in tho northwest
sky about o'clock this evening Tho supposed
aurora increased in length and briancy, and was
finally discovered to be the tail Of large oomet The
direction was downward Of north. The tail was worry
broad at first but gradually narrowed vho tho light
from IL increased No astronomer here can identify
the comet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
SLOW WoRK AT THE NAVY rARn

The instructions Of the Secretary OF the Nav !.
complete the two new cruisers the Boston ana Wv
Chicago are being carried forward At the navy
but in q moro deliberate manner than was sn
pated and IL viii " several months peiors I vii
be prime pally in the fitting Of the battses, ,rsc
is now employed IN taking up the sondsmnsd
on Tho gun deck Of the Boston, when "ss ,nn,oved
az inetcent and putting In their stead the
steel tracks Two OF tbs sI-inch guns are ps Are
and four moro are under way The tisc1ric lights
also in a gtate OF ncompleteness. Tee eev". ~ tho
on the Chicago are being expermentsd ", ILL.,
cabin and ward room furniture is beihs nee-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
The GROWTH OF A SCORE OF TKARs

st. Demands Church celebrated yesterday tno
twentieth anniversary Of It's founding. At IL l. Nh
solemn high mass was said with the Rev. NJ j. henry,
celebrant; tho Rev G. p o'Callaghan, Deacon ana
tho Rev. T. +. McMauus, snbdeaeon I Inc aes NJ
A. Heay, the pastor OF the church, rev,e" srarth
history and congratulated the parish on lts ero"i
and prosperity Starting in cramped quarter as,scs
Thlrteenth-st, t IL now In possession 0, a, 100 l00
which cost $50 600; a parochal school WIN ~
scholars and several mission societies "h''n
doing earnest work for the chnmh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
A CROWD AT SUNDAYS GAME
AN EASY VICTORY FOR THE HOME TEAM.
a.-.. nu rur HANDWRITING

RELATIVE POSITIONS OF THE COMPETING
rEAMs-GAMrs SCHEDULED FOR THE WEEK.
The Brooklyn and Kansas City CLUBS psyeo al NUS
h.ttI. with the bats The hcme nine won with ridicu
ous essc not allowing the cowboys 70 score single run
Caruthers pitched with telling effect and twenyeveh
batters faced him during the game Two oasen's weie
80 lint hath battcrs were out between the bases
r,-hy ~. casto6 from SO many Mines pitched FOR the
westeruerz but d indinessnuy The score was as fol
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
p.or WIFI, RE ON THB TEAM.

Philadelphia, May 20 tspociaD.-The University OF
Pennsylvania will send team of its best athotes W
the intercollegiate games at Nsw-York on sa'uruAS'
The following will compose 1t G. r. Quinn ana a.
r. Cline in the polo vault: n West. IN inc m,ie run
~ M,tchison and O. p Chamberlain, In the mile
vaIh. Carrev Thfbault and Burnst Landreth. IN me
100 yard and 22oyard e.shos M @1 tSs shot
ana tbroWinr the hammer: George Brfnton and o. "
Perrer in throwing the hammer. c. z; Keen IN inc
XIX fump and webster. in the hurdle race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
/. v,rroRY FOR oINCINNArL

uns,nnst May 2o.-rhs cssysisns nfne we're dsfssssd
sodsy BY tho CineinnsuA The visitors U As ssvs"sh
inning were unable 70 40 anything with sEis pitch
,n. ,,a failed 20 score Jun. In this inning however
hey punched threo hits, singles and triple which
with base on balls. and an error by Asfhse, netted
them four runs, TIVE Of them ssrned Ihe nSdins Of
Aibert4 and Tie estsns Of Keenan, wsas " nsVa's<
IAs seose weSi
canslpasa ~ % : -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21

worms The extremely backward spring and colu rams
reports OF injury by them not common as yet.
Considering the amount Of rain that has fallen throuph
t the west as good progress has been made with tho
corn planting as could 10 expected under tho orcum
stances Pastures and meadows have been helped by
s rsn. but grass Is growing but slowly from lack OF
warmth The prospects for good fruit crop arc very
Ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
srs,ksys SliSIyoI a; .. n Kansas CITY rlepo a q

Earned runs-Brooklyn 4, Kansas City .. flrs' vas"
nv errors-Brooklyn g. Kansas City O. Left on bases
BROOKLYN Q Kansas City o. First base on pans-M.
ciciian l. o'Brien I, Bushong I. Struck out-mco,e-
Ian l. silch q Rowe 2. yesterday 1. Kirby s.o'o"
bs~es-Silch l. Double 'pIsys-Barsiey ans
sr,,,h Nor1.Il,n ana Orr VIVA pitches-Cayuthers l.
Impare-Mr Doescher. Time Of game-1 20.
In the League race the Chicago club stu hoios go
lad having To date lost but four games eu' u .n
twenty-five 1t has played The Boston cruz 80
.nd r,cs Win petrois third ana old shamo-
ling Giants fourth The record to date Is as ioho"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
In the Spring

ave have used Hoods sarssp ,n sssssnt spring me ~
aud feel proud 10 reeomsna " - 81 blood purlfsr fof
sAdrsn well srown people We 70 axe in the spras
He "a nine years old ana has enjoyed ~ GEovER
since we began giving it 70 him
Rochester, n. H. ,.. Amanda had but uttie
snS in An hour after eating wsve 80 estep
ppas. A. tipsd ali gsae feeling r ma rs,,sA ard
anything Heed. sss,.s.ss x. ss sSsvios
~ .r IL relieved me OF that tsAh s"s
M C A. PACE WATERFOWL, hasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
sot,ANcE WINS THE pRIx DE DIANE

Paris. May so.-Tho race for the Prix dc Diane was
won today by solango, with widgeon second ana 10
third Tho betting before the start was 20 10 asnSS
solange, even money against WidSeon, II W ea'
AGAINST 10. Her Majesty and siborio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21

Nearly ev.rrboiy nesds good madeline The impurities
which have Accumulated Ia the blood during the cog n
he sTsst Of bscihs AR 10 Loaf the body Is aos % oe
overcome BY debility or sepe ssrlsus asss ana
many Of g,,.. {. ID. rsss,sa %s sns
Xs Are sure IL viii do yss good ,,....,..
Isss surns sss completely tagged out NY strength
esuS hssSy attend Y tusin.s. tsS. sas ps ?,
Ike Il; O. BEtoLE. editor Enterprise Belle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21

JOHN L. SULLIVAN CIRCUS MAN.
Boston, May 2o.-Johp L Sullivan has purchased
onetrd interest In John B. Doris's circus, and will
accompany tho show GA Its summer tour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21

yae,s victory over Harvard Saturday places 'noo
.s an sven terrns In the race the intercollegiate
championship race. The Tribune likes Yaies chanoos
Inc best is inclined to believe that the blue ana gray
viii again capture the pennant This games won ana io''
70 date are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
I'D woonpow,s CASE TO BE TRIED.

baltimore, May 20-Today and tonight ths pulpltS
q, all the PRESBYTERIAN churches In Baltimore were
filled by members Of the General Assembly OF tho
Southern Presbyterian Church, now in session bore
They also preached in other churches all of which were
largely attended. In tho afternoon there was COM
munion service IN the Franklin Street Church, con-
ductsd by the Moderator Of tho Assembly, tho ROW
DR.. J. ]. Bullock
Tomorrow the Assembly Will take up the case Oh
TIM Raw Dr. Jane. Woodrow, Of South Carolina ITO
was removed from theological school Doc aso OF hl5
,rfersncs. on evolution which removal was sustained
hv bis synod He now brings hi. complaint before
he General Assembly which has decrnlned to hear
II is asserted by the friend, Of Dr. Woodrow that
he is thorough Calyinist and his utterances were
not such as to merit the action against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21

n ssrsd By thu msnufs~tarsrs OF Dr. eARss CAterrh
~ for case Of Saarsh shch thsy cannot cure Tbs
MA sssshing $ssss An. hsa!iss .rssssas' " ns rem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
Hoods Sarsaparilla

ss'c Roon Co, AposAse.risA LEVEL
100 Dosce One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21

Cleveland . % ,r...sns n r.r,rs-Jln-
cianstL 81 Cleveland s. Pitehers-smh ana Mo'fi'0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21

ssid BY drusgists eli six fer e. Prepsred emily ~
o. l. HOOD q Co.. ApethsssrisA Lowell Assa
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21


washington, May 2o.-Tho weather crop bulletin for
m, week ended Saturday, May 49, 1885, issued by tie
signal Once contains the following:
Temperature.-The average temperature for tho
wall .ndnx May 10 has bssn below the normal in all
d,striots east OF the Rocky mountains The week
was unusually cold throughout tho Northern states,
N, d,lly temperature ranging from to 1o degrees
hsIoyy the normal In Minnesota, Dakota, Wisconsin,
ana laws tho season is from two to three weeks later
,har usual In Southern New England, the Middle
..a,uo States and the Ohio Valley II Is about one
w..k Later than usual Throughout this Southern
s,s,,s the thermal conditions differ but slightly from
the normal.
Rainfall-There has been moro rain during the
ro.k than usual In the Central Mississippi and
Ohio VALLEYS and in the West Gulf STATES, and along
ha Atlantic coast north of Hstterss. Well distributed
show.rs have occurred in the Lake Region, Upper
y,s.,ssIra and Missouri Valleys, Nebraska and Kan
eos wbiIs there was almost total absence OF rain In
ths South Atlantic States and Northern mississippi
c.n.raI Remarks-Rsports indicate that tbrough out
the southern states rle weather has bssn generally
,avorahe for the growing crops, although more rain
70 needed The cool nights have retarded the growth
~ vounr cotton which is however, reported In good
c ~ In the galn vgons OF the Northwest and
the Ohio Valley the sSd IN n. e xeSA nss
dillon, Notwithstanding th. abundance o. rain In those
sections. Damaging frcsk occurred ron Michigan
southward to Hofthern ALABAMA
INSECTS IgJURIE6 WHEAT IN THE WEST
Chicago. May 2o.-"The Farmers Revlew' this
weak viii say The reports from our correspondents do
not as yet indicate any material improvement in the
cond,,,on NJ the winter wheat crop in the different
states although in few instances mention is made of
"a tho result OF recent rains Insects arc
becoming plentiful in Illinois and other States but the
damage from this cause has not up to date boon serious
According to our reports this week, Wisconsin IL TO
msrkably frss from Injurious insects Indiana. too,
makes no complaint and practically tho Is true of
Michigan and Ohio. although there are outside reports
OF injury ln the latter state from army worms Mis-
souri, reports ohneh bugs plentiful. but probability
that heavy rains have tended hill them. They have
done serious injury the winter wheat In hates
County while Charles County reports cutworms very
bad. Iowa and Minnesota do not complain Of insect
Injuries, but Kansas complains good DIAL, While
Nsbrsska is not troubled Insects are moro generally
reported in Illinois than any other state the varieties
being chnch bugs, Hsssan dies. outworms and army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21

few d.y. ago .Ths Eveg,ns J ouyTr,rs ny,see ~
readers Y sass ths'r snsos !or o,s p,s,ns Mi
P.yew 49, ysln Ahsymss InsSin T. h sysrt, ~
CresSssl B, Allison 8, ingalls, g. Miller l. Ingerson
Gsnorsi W. 7. sherman l, Farchild /, stanford i,
one who can carry Nsv-York ., Choice oil convention
12; total, 5O4.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-25
Delinquent Notice.

rNYO CANAL COMRANY.-Lo-
cation Of principal place of busi-
ness, Carson City, Decentralization of
works, Owens Valley, Inyo county,
California.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon
the following described, stock, on ac-
count Of Assessment No. 8, levied on the
Third day Of Sept, 1888, the several
amounts set opposite to the names Of
the respective shareholders, as follows:
Name. Cert. Shares. Amt.
Laughlan. Mclean 81 25Oc 6sS7
And In accordance with law, and an
order Of the Board Of Trustees. made on
the ard day sept, 1883, 90 many shares
an each parcel Of such stock as may be
necessary will be sold 1t public auction
a the ONCE Of the Company, ~ the Bull
lion / Exchange Bank, Southeast cor
ner az Carson and Proctor streets. Oar.
son city, New. ON Monday, the Thlrti-
eth day Of October, 100& at the hour Of
tWo (No'olock p. n. Of said Cay. to pay
mi delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gother with costs Of 6dvortising and
T.R HoYBR,
0ocroenyy.
Omee-At The Bullion ana Exehanee
nenk corner e Qauon an1 E&oQeoe
0sos6s. CaSsoa Otys Nevaaa. oeee(d
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-25
The Advice was Needed.
The White Pine News says:

mo A0YbGO 49, SGSAO0s
The White Pine News says:
More than . year ago in Taylor,
the News advised parents to keep
their girls at homo nights. For
this wholesome advice we were
soundly abused in som. quarters
But had our advice been needed
some scandal and much trouble
would have been avoided. The
truth, whether spoken or written
will always in time vindicate itself.
Several papers in this State gave
the same advice to parents about
the same time and all roundly
abused for their pains. limo
proved that the advice might have
been useful if taken.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-25

AetOAA1ReO0 s(s
The usual monotony Of the quiet
town Of Taylor was thrown into q
fever of excitement last Tuesday
afternoon by the startling discovery
that two young girls-Mrs. Chas.
Craw and Miss Nellie Allen-had
taken poison with suicidal intent,
and when the discovery was made
tho drug (bed-bug poison) had SO
affected them that it took heroic
efforts to save their lives. 1t was
caused by the fact that . young
man had courted both girls, married
one and continued to lavish his
affections on the other.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-25
A QUESTION OF RArlFICA.
TION.

The APPEAL knows OF men IN
this city whe call themselves Re-
publicans, who are engaged at the
present writing IN covert efforts to
prevent public meeting to ratify
the county ticket. These, we are
ashamed to say, are men who have
tasted the sweets of Republican
honors and Republican emolu-
ments, and who have stood high in
the party.
As long as there is any chance
whatever for these men to come to
their senses the APPEAL will not
mention their names, but their
names are on every tongue in Car
son. and their dsings are matter
of common street report.
Some of these men composed
fragments of clique of political
purists who sneaked around the
streets few weeks ago and wills
pered in the peoples ears that the
Republicanism Of the APPEAL could
not not be depended on, and after
the defeat of the APPEAL editor at
the primaries, were loud in the pre-
diction that the APPEAL would jump
the county ticket.
The APPEALS record as a party
paper, straight to the nail, is not
equsled by any journal published
in this city, and the editor of this
paper is az good Republican as
any man in the city of Carson, from
the Senatorial nominee down to the
Constable, and a long way in adj
vance of numbers of bowling Re-
publicans that we could name.
We have called On the party to
ratify the county ticke., and the
President of the Young Mems Re-
publican Club informs US that the
Club is defunct. If the Club is de-
funct, the party in Ormsby is not,
as q aumber of sorcheads will pres
emily learn.
The Democrats have confined
their nominations to a Sheriff, a
County Clerk and School Trustee.
Mr.. Gardner is to fight Mr.. Han
ford, Mr.. Sweeny is pitted against
Mr.. Ullrick, and Mr.. Will U. Mack
ey, of the Tribune, is pitted against
Mr.. Doane, the present incumbent
of the County Clerks Office.
The rest of the nominees have
clear field, and in common decency
these nominees who have . walk
ever, ought to unite in calling q
ratification meeting to see that these
men, on whom the Democrats have
concentrated their fire have the as
sistance of the rest of the ticket,
and the full benefit of all the legiti-
mate campaign work that can be
done.
There is distrust in the ranks I;
the charge OF treAchery is being
freely circulated, and every days
delay of the ratification meeting in
creases that distrust.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-25

The now Democratic navy il
having bad luck. Recently the
new cruiser Baltimore was run into
b a Old coal barge and seriously
dousaeod. A naval vsesol cannot
b 100 careful Whsn . cal barge =
kgsssd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-25

"A dweller in the country has
observed that . good file il now q
part Of tho outfit Of = professional
tramp. He finds it useful wien
there il : barbed-wire fence be-
tween him and something de-
sirable. ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-25
In the District Court
STATE OF NEVADA,
IN AND FOR
Ormsby County.
In the matter of the estate Of
Geo. D. Howell.

Geo. ID. Howell,
Deceased.
In accordance with, and in pursuance
to the law of the State OF Nevada, not
ice is hereby given that Monday. the
10Th day of October, A. D., lsSS. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, OF said day, and at the
Courtroom Of said above named Court
house in Carson City. Nevada, has been
appointed as the time and place for
proving the will of said George d. How
ell, deceased, and for hearing the appli-
cation Of H.H. Bence for the issuance
to him Of letters testamentary, when
and where any person Interested may
appear and contest the same.
WM. By. D0ANE,
i CLERK.
Dated Carson city, Newt
October II, A. D., 1888.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-25

The occasion will be the dedication OF their
new Hall, at which the Grand Master, /. o. o.
F., will preside. Admission 81, supper SO cts
each. Entrance on Proctor street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-20
THE OLD GENTLEMAN KEPT 4 DIIRY
SOMETHING NEW PROMISED IN WILL CONTEST.
Tho Sheldnn can n In surrngate Ran

SOMETHING NEW PROMISED IN A WILL CONTEST.
The Sheldon will up In Surrogate Ran
SONS out yesterday the return Of supplementary
citation for the appearance of Arthur L. Sheldon who
Is alleged by the contestants Of the will TO be child
Of tho testator, but whose legitimacy denied by the
proponents. De Witt C. Brown, Of Brown. Dexter e
Squlres, one OF the executors, appeared fc the pro
ponents. Albeit and Fuller appeared for the CON
testans. After hearing arguments from both sides the
Surrogate set the matter down for trial before him On
Febru ~ IA appointing also guardian during the suit
for Arthur l. Sheldon, who child only eight or nine
years of ago
The testaior Henry sheldon lawyer. died on June
co. 1887 He had been thrice married, his last vito
surviving him. lie lcn estate to be divided among
a by his first wife, Henry Sheldon IT,, and a
daughter by his second wife, Frances NJ Sheldon.
The ia about thirty and tho daughter about
thirty years of age Under the will the laughter re-
ceived the larger portion of the estate but she contests
tho Will order admit TO share In 1t the child
Arthur l. Sheldon for the purpose OF establishing his
Legitimacy. In his will rhe tcstator distinctly affirmed
thai he had only two children living and no mention is
made Of Arthur In the contest prominent part VIII
be played by diary of the tcstator which has been
pete history Of his matrimonial lnfelicties with his
third wife When he married her Ms Is
alleges that Mrs. sheldon No treated the child so
badly that he had to send 1t &c boar ding school
Ing house, though his means were amply sufficient Tor
her maintenance. According to the diary she became
infatuated with Of her bOariers, Henry H. Chcsnee
travelling salesman for a New Orleans firm Mr..
Sheldon relates with great minuteness Of detail how
his suspicious aroused and how they were con-
frmed through the employment Of detectives For
the eucdation the narrative diagram OF the house
Is furnished where 1t is Iced that Mr. Chesnee and
Mrs. Sheldon met
After this discovery Mr. sheldon began divorce pro
ceedngs and separated from his wife. But he asserts
that Mrs sheldon by show of kindness obtained such
an influence his daughter then grown that sho
the daughierJ would consent to live with him UNI
less he dropped the divorce preceding He did so,
but lived apaIt from his Wife after the divorce
proceedings had been begun that the child Arthur L.
Sheldon was born After Mr. ShedOn's death Miss
Sheldon went to live with her stepmOther who keeps
boarding house In Madisonave.