Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-05-29

daughter. Miss Andrews is now about 20 years old and is engaged to be married.
 THE WORLD OF SPORT. Events on tho Rsos Track and News from
 tho Diamond.
 NEW YORK, May 29.-The weather was raw and cold, track slow. First race, King Crab first, Royal Arch second, Portland third; time, 1:04 Second race, sweepstakes, one mile; Fenelon first, Cyclone Colo second, Regulus third; time, 1:4814. Third race, sweepstakes, 2-year olds; Sam Wood first, Peril second, Jay F. Dec third; time, 1:19. Fourth race, first special sweepstakes, mile and an eighth; Specially first, Tea Tray second, Harry Fields third; time, 2:02Z. Fifth race. handicap sweepstakes, mile and an eighth; Favor first, Bessie second, Ka- loolah third; time, 2:oo1l. Sixth race, purse, six furlongs; Woodson first, Nita second. Brambleton third; time, 1:17N. Seventh race, purse, six furlongs; Pocatelle first, Cholula second, Fountain third; time, 1:10. PELHAM MEETING BEGUN.
 NEW YORK, May 29.-The Pelham course began its meeting yesterday with cold and cloudy weather. First race, about half mile; Little Pascal first, De De second, Red Jacket third; no time Second race, about OAi0 AAAAAo1 4AAS4A0AAA0 AAAooS AAAS U. ooCOuO, Glenbar third; no time. Third race, de- clared off. Fourth race, steeplechase, short course; Harry Mann first, Marlborough seo- l ond, Elphin third; no time. Fifth race, l steeplechase, full course; Jim McGowan first, Mystic second, Pat Oakley third; no time. Sixth race, declared off. Extra race, one mile; Mckenzie first, King B. second, Nep- tunus third; no time.
 RACES AT ST. LOUIS.
 ST. LOUIS, May 29-First race, seven eighths of a mile; Hilda first, Counselor second, Bankrupt third; time, 1:31A. Second race, mile and an eighth; Wahoo first Para gon second, Wary third; time, 2:0215. Third race, Southern hotel stakes, three-quarters of mile; Champagne Charlie first, Liberty second, The Lioness third; time, 12l%. Fourth race, one mile; Silver Bell first, Zuhlan second, G. w. Cook third; time, 1:5O15. Fifth race, mile and sixteenth ; Grey Cloud first, Langar second, Hornpipe thi, d; time, 1:511.
 1 LAToNIA RACES.
 CINCINNATI, May 29.-At Latonia: First race, Rapine first, Housatonic second, Full Sail tbl&a ti5ms M ls Second race selling. first, Jakie Tonis second, Jake Miller third; time, 52h. Third race, seven furlongs; Lot tie Wall first Sunbeam second, Grisette third time, 1:30 Fourth race, handicap, one mile Asceola first Beaconsfield Esecond, Macbeth third: time, 1:443<-- Fifth race. Merchants stakes, for S-year-olds, mile and furlong Jacobin first, Montrose second. Hyposia third time, 1:5S.
 | MONDAYS BASEBALL GAMES. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 6; Louisville, 5. Hits: Brooklyn. 12; Louisville, 2. Errors
 Brooklyn, 10; Louisville, ?. Batteries: Ca ruthers and Bushong, Chamberlain and Cook.
 At hiladelphia-Athletics, g; Kansas City 0. Hits: Athletic, 13; Kansas City, 4. Errors
 Athletic, l; Kansas City, 5. Batteries: Sew
 ard and Robinson, Pagan and Donohue.
 At Cleveland-Cleveland Louis game postponed on account of rain.
 At Baltimore-Baltimore,5 s; Cincinnati, 5 Hits: Baltimore, 2; Cincinnati, 5. Errors
 Baltimore, s; Cincinnati, 5. Batteries: Xiii
 roy and Fuller, Mullane and Baldwin.
 At Pittsburg-P -Pittsburg- indianapolis gam, postponed on account of rain.
 At Philadelphia game post
 poned on account of rain.
 At New York-New York, g; Washington o. Called at the end of the seventh inning Hits: New York, 12; Washington, 5. Errors New York, 4; Washington, 6. Batteries Keefe and Ewing. Whitney and Mack.
 At Chicago-Chicago-De Detroit game post
 poned on account of rain.
 au A"A%O0VOuS VI AO1OuUO, 4. I1lUS
 London, I; Toronto, 6 Errors, London, 0
 Toronto, 0. Batteries: Geiss and Kinsland
 Atkinson and Decker.
 : At Hamilton-Hamilton, 8; Buffalo, l Hits: Hamilton, I; Buffalo, B. Errors: Ham
 ilton, 9; Buffalo. 2. Batteries: Wood an, visner, Tanning and Kappel.
 : At Syracuse = Syracuse Rochester gam postponed on account of rain. At Albany-Albany-T Troy game postpone , on account of rain.
 Ansen wins clv,4-s enough from tn managers of other clubs to stock "one price" establishment.
 The Buffalos have released old Jack Nel , son, and have signed Christy Hackett c !, the Springfelds of 1884.
 Connor is back in his old position c l leader in batting in the league. Tierna l ranks second and Kelly third. The Waterburys play in Meriden to s morrow forenoon, and in the afternoo : the same teams play in this city. Umpire Gafney has lost seventeen an ] 8 half, and Umpire Lynch twenty-fiv 7 pounds since the beginning of the season The work has told very severely on tn men. Frank Bancroft has been offered tn . management of the Detroit club, but vii
 not accept. He will remain in New Bed . ford this summer. Frank was the frs Detroit manager.
 r Brouthers says he can tell and d-tim
 ball player by the manner in which he run
 to first tsThe youngsters" he says
 ttwobble on both sides of the path-why
 don't know. Maybe they think it bother } the baseman, but we are seldom looking a 8 them"
 ! Burdock and Sutton of the Bostons hay ! been in the profession IT years. Durin,
 that time each has played in but four dif
 ferent clubs. Burdock with the Athletic
 of Brooklyn, Mutuals of New York, Hart , lords and Bostons; Sutton with Flou Citys of Rochester, Clevelands, Athletic