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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
GAMES lN o11IER ClTTEs.

Philadelphia, April 2o.-To-day's Athletic Brooklyn
game was characterized by heavy hitting. but THIS
time IT was tho local players who did the batting
The batting of Larisin and tho SEEDING Of Weich were
the features. The ~on was as follows;
AsolsslS ''.........:....SS . 10
Basehlt.-A,hleuc %, brooklyn II, Errors,A,ele;Ic
3 m SrSS3{a + r"'' '''''
r,ltlmore. Aurn oo-In the Columbus Baltimore
game to-day there but six innings played kilroy
proved very effective. The homo team baiied
heavily The attendance was l,oi2. The score "SS
a. follows; -
Baltimore .'....'''''''.''''''''''..''s o 8
Basehlts- Baltimore 19, Columbus 4: Errors-Baltl'
more L. columbus g., Pitehers-Klroy. Mays and Weyh'
Ing Umpire-Mr. Holland.
Cincinnati April Gothic Cncinnatls outbatted the
ST. Louis I'm today's game. and had d haltdozen
chances offered them for winning the game ou! luck
was with the Champions. and they TOOK their io"r'n
Victory from tho home nine. The score was
s,o' h.s,. ,......::SS : g : 9 20
putehil.-cInclnnau z, st. Louis g. ErrOrs-cineilnah
s. bGs' i,o.y f''Se''-Ou'''' qua '''"O''''
Louisville. April Gothic Louisville team lost ITS
fourth consecutive game to the Kansas CITY nine
to-day, before largo but disguised crowd Of spec
tAtOrs. The scoIe was as follnwsi
k ksn:s. cliy ;s:.::22 { 9 S-R
ls Kansas CITY r. EFFG Ts,at obs
s~srtasil. UmpIe2Mr. Daniels
= Chicago, April 20.--To-day's game between ths
Chicago and AllAmertca clubs was anything but
scientific contest. The AlLAm6l!cas won through
superior batting. as follows;
G SI America ;ii..: ::.s ia ia
Basohits-ChIcago 10, An America 81 Errors-Chieago
O. All America 8. Ptcbers-Baidwn and Crane I'm
plre-Mr Barnnn
Worcester, April co.-The New-York and Worcester
teams played a drawn pAme to-day before a large
crowd OF people The score was;
S SSr:s,'ss .:...~.. -.s ! 9 ] % %
BasehitA-New.York II, Worcester ID. Erfors-New'
York TO- Worcester T. Pitehers-T1teomb and Stafford.
Umpife--Nf. Knight
Pftpburs, April 2o.-superior batting and fielding
enabled Pittsbug to defeat Syracuse at baseball to-
day, az follows
pittsbure .......---1 lii
ssyrasnse .,,.......0 o o o o. 4
nasehjts--pi;tsburg Is, Syracuse g. RrrOrs-ptsburg
Svraeusa g. Pltchers-Aaul ard Bishop. Umplres-
Messrs Miller and Aldneh' -
washington, April 20.-Thc Washington team de-
feated Toronto to-day by this score
washington -...........-,.-.,..-.....,.-"O o-9
ToISssS s, Toronto l. EtorSsshins.
ton n Toronto g. Ptehofs-Keefe and NckoIy. I'm.
pire-Mr. Quinn.
princeton, April o0.-Pnnceton and Detroit played
a close game here to-day, the latter leading hg .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
, poaRpryG.uoUsE BoBBER ARREMED.

Mrs Jennie Jarrett has q clearinghouse at No. 400
PIfh.ave Two weeks ago she discovered that her
400 white satin ball dress was missing. On making
a further examination she also missed three pairs
OF opera glasses, white handpsinted fan, quantity
Of brc.a brac and Iewelry, goldheaded cane aud
pair Of white satin slippers she reported her
loss to Captain Reilly. Her boarders had been
robbed OF an oveIcoat dress suit and other articles
Detec tves Brett and Hayes Friday night arrested
Joseph Doyle, who had been walter In the house,
and locked him up. He subsequently made full
confession and acknowledged that he had also robbed
Mrs. Williams, Of No. 20 West Thlrty-hrst.st. of q
French clock valued at $780, The detectives recoy-
cred most OF the stolen property. Doyle was held
for trial by Justice Patterson at Jefferson Market
Court yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
INSURANCE COMPANIES INTERESTED.
A fasr OF RISKS ON THE, PROPERTY DEsTR DYE

list OF RISKS ON THE PROPERTY DESTROYED
MANY OF THEM REINsURED.
II was difficult matter yesterday to obtain lists
Of lnsurances property Destroyed In the big fire.
Secretary Randci of the Fire Insurance Patrol,
guarded the lists IN his possession with extreme care
ana toersble success. was understood that some Of
the companies having large lines were d,sirous OF
keeping tho lists ont Of print for the present at least
cnt there is mc to prepare schedule OF net losses
Many of the companies that appear as heavy losers
bad rensed part Of their lines and arc, In fact IN
terestod to a much smaller extent than the hguFes
show. The following lists, however, were ootaiheo
on the street:
Rehn,ng Company:
Liycrpon, and London and Globe England, 50 600 {;
Niagara, New-York, $500; Home, New-fork'
$4,000; Commercial Union, England $4,000; Newark
FIRE. NewJersey $4,000; Merchants, Newark, $1,000
Firemcns Fund $500; Lafayette, New-York, Sl,ooo'
American, New-Jersey, $4,000 Citizens, Pittsburg'
sf 500; Merden Connecticut $1,000; Phenix, Brook
iyn, $1,000; Hamburg, Bremen, Germany, $4,000 ;
Insurance Company of North America, Penn" IS,
Imperial. England 1880; Citizens, Cincinnati,
"a. 500; Transatlantic, Germany, $4,000; Alliance.
New-YOrk 81, 500 Stlyvesant, New-fork. e2ooo'
Reliance Philadelphia 81, $50; Mechanics, Phlanei-
pbia 81 ESQ; Greenwich, Ncw-York, $500; Glooe'
xew.York, $500; Aetna Connecticut $1,000: West
erp. Toronto 5000: ADglo-Nev California.
rs 600; Citizens York, q, 900; westchester'
Hew-York, $500; GermanEAmertcan' New'Xorx'
5000; total, se5. 900.
On the Rosters stores,
Home. New.York, $4,000; Gerrnan-American, New
York 10000 Phoenix. Of London; s7S 900; London sS
and Lspoashire England, SOS, 600 Citizens New orK
Al 500 Continental New-York, S12, 500; Greenwich,
Eew-York 5000; Hamilton, New.York, u 700 Han.
ever Nev-York 81 900 New-yorR Bowery; Slo,oo9
Phoenix, Rrooklyn, s1a, 500 snyvesa1t New YotE
az 400 United states, New-York, $4,000 Lipen5.
EevYork. e5 600 Aetna, Connecticut 81, 500 North
British and Mercantile England sla 600 Lona onann
ss,sco: Norwich UNION, England 2So
Providence wqshlngon Rhode Island sISOo .r coy
$500 Ffremen's, FewJersey, e. 500 mperS aep:
yirsnsn;s FUND. California IS 600; Insurance Com.
pany County OF Philadelphia, $4,000; Spring Gasde9'
Tenn, $1,000 California, California, $1,000 Iotai'
sbe Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF New Iosk
n sait TO have had Ane of $4,000 on one OF tne
sseyaf1rs Ths Fire Association OF New York Is 10,
porfen 10 have been the elevators 70 tho ex1nt OF
&s6 600 The resident manager of the Royal IReui.-
sncs Company Of England stated that bis company s
lines would not exceed $4,000. The liverpool ana
L6on and Globe Is said 10 have had hes'y hnes' Ou'
the figures were not gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
THE CELEBRATION AT ORANGE.

The Centennial Of tho Inauguration Of Washington
will be celebrated In Orange, N. j., by an entertain
ment IN Music Hall gotten up undcr tho direction Of
Mrs. John c. Wllmording and Mrs. John Burke. The
parts Will be taken by nearly one hundred young
society people. Rehearsais under Carl Marwig have
been going on for some weeks and performance Of
unusual effectiveness is promised. Mr.. Marvtg has
composed ard arranged the dances especially oor the
occasion. 1t Will open with fantastic ballet The
sylphide, or Mephsbos Violin" This VIII DO hl'
lowed BY a series Of historical tableaus reproducing
many weilknOvn painiing- The performances VIII
close with q centennial mlnuet IN 1--WE movements.
After The entertainment IS over Washin gtoniaii
tca marty win be gwen In the upper hall with thirty
Young Iadics IN dainty Lady Washington costumes ~
v,aItresscs Tho decorations Will be unique
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
LERSEY CTTY.

The friends of the late John l. Van Alst clerk Of the
Board Of Fire Commissioners, deny that he Is de
faulter and demand thorough investigation Van
Alst was buried yesterday In the Now-Nork Bay Gene
tery.
struck jury was drawn yesterday to try the case
OF william Mansel, tho eZ.Asslstant City Clerk OF
Hoboken who IA charged with having forged mum.
Der Of improvement certificates
Tho Board OF Finance yesterday had the cOmb
nations changed all tho safes under its control in
order TO battle the board which has been appointed by
the Mayor under the new charter
The Committee on Federal Patronage Of the Hudson
County Republican Executive Committee has Endorsed
Colonel Samuel D. Dickinson for postmaster In Jersey
city, and Leon Kendrick for postmaster ln Hoboken.
The Commissioners Of Adjustment submitted their
thirty fourth report TO Judge Knapp yesterday. Tho
report embraces thiry.four parcels OF property on
which tho taxes and assessments arc reduced from
$71 ,o6o 0s TO $4,000 10,
Judge Knapp, IN the Circuit Court yesterday, de-
MED tho apple alton Of The wRyerly Junction Railroad
Company Tor tho appointment OF commission to CON
denim part of the Currto estate IN ureenville Tho
waverly Company IS an adjunct Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, and tho peopcrty IN question Is
wanted IN order 10 get Eight OF way to the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
WONDERFUL WINDOW.

For tho last nine MONTHS at the corner Of Ffnssnth<
st. and broadway, hundreds OF people have been
madc to halt daily and admire the remarkable work
OF genuine artist In his arrangements of jewellers
window, and to-day no question IS oftener asked thaa
this:
Have you seen Johnston's window on Unioa
equsref"
For Easter week II Is marvel indescribablc. You
must go and it before you believe how beau.
full II Is Moreover, the inside OF the store Is equally
as interesting tho window.
The art gallery Is filled with fine paintings. Among
them Gattfs great picture Of Milton Visiting Calico
in the star Tower Florence n IS being visited by
hundreds daily, ard Is pronounced one Of tho most
interesting historical pictures Of the, century.
The collection Of ane and rare diamonds. rubics
and all precious stones, IN the most unique and
original settings is making Mr.. Johnston known all
over the country weean only mcntion In conclusion
that his novelties in Solid silverware. Fine Brcnzes
Marbles, Clocks and Brtc-a-B rac arc well wurth .
visit The rarest thing In the collection Is Q peach
bIow vase valued atfe3,5 500.
strangers in the city are welcome visitors
p J. III. JOHNSTON,
Union Square and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
FISHERMEN FORM A COMBINATION.

number OF tho mossbunker fishermen 10 fOrt
Monmouth, n. j., have decided TO work on the Co
operative system. They have leased the old Daniel
Carl factory, and appointed G general manager 70
attend to their interests. Each man viii bring his
fish 20 the factory and the close Of the the
profits win bo divided in proportion 10 the number
caught When the supply exceeds the capacity Of
the factory, tho surplus WIN be sold ferizinp
substance 10 the surrounding farmers.
Tho mossbunker fisheries form an Important IN
dustTy In Port Monmouth, where hundreds OF fami'
lies are dependent upon them for support There are
several faS tories In the town, and all OF them will
probably be I'm operation by May l. when tho hsh arr
expected 20 begin running. Owing TO the unusually
mild winter, tho fishermen hope for a good season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
CHESS PLAYERS STILL BARD At IT.
RESULT OF THE THIRD DAY OF THE SECOND
ROUND AT THE TOURNAMENT


A largo number Of spectators witnessed the play
yesterday at the international chess tournament
Weiss scored another victory by defeating Gossip.
The boy Mcleod drew with Demsr. Tchigorin beat
Hanham and Gunsberg Of Pollock. Tho former
played Fianehetto defence ard by sacrificing
his queen. Burile played MuEio gambft on
Showalter, but lost. The opening q Vienna game
Resolved by q trsnsposton of moves into a form of
the MuEio condemned by theorists. LpsehutE sur
rendered TO Judd at O'Clock Tho opening was q
Ruy Lopez, Judd being first player. Bird beaten
by Burn. The only games then remaining unfinished
were those between Taubenhaus and J. W. Baird,
Martinez and Backburne, aud d. c. Baird and Mason.
D. G. Baird resigned TO Mason at 30 but the games
between the other two pairs stIbbornly con-
tested. At 10 p. M, however, Blackburne had OBJ
| tanod winning position against Martinez. At a
| late hour the game between Taubenhaus and Baird
looked as though II would be drawn.
The score Of the game between Pollock and Guns
berg Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TWO ATHLETIC CLUBS UNITE.

Tho Bayopne Athletic Association aud Bsyonno
Rowing Association have amdgamated, and tsken
for name Bayonno Rowing aud Athletic AsSo-
ciaIon.' An Injunction obtained some time ago
prevented the union, until tho Legislature passed
law allowing clubs TO consolidate, when Chancellor
Neon dissolved tho Injunction. The new orgnni-
zatlon starts with I42 members 100 coming from
the athletic association, whose assets $4,000,
against $1,000 for the rowing association. Head
quarters win be in the boathouse formerly owned BY
The latter on NoW-York Bay. II Will be enlarged
The land ON which Il Is situated has been SECURED
Those officers have boon elected President, r. n
= r MARITIME; treasurer, VI. A. Holmes; captain,
n r. Garrett lieutenant G. II. Cooke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
WhY We win

Because Hoods ssrsa.
porilia is the best spring
medicine and blood puri-
Ger.
trated extract Of the best
Alternative and blood puri'
flying remedies Of the veg
etable Kingdom.
Because. by a peculiar
combination, proportion and
preparation, 10 POSSESSES
Curative power peculiar to
itself.
because Il is the only
medicine OF which can
truly be said 400 doses
one dollar an unanswer-
able argument as to
strength and economy.
Because it Is une.
QuMled for the cure Of
scrofuia salt rheum,
boils, pimples, humors, &c.
Because there Is moth.
ing equal TO II for curing
dyspepsia, blliousness,
sick headache, indlges
ton.
Because Is rouses the
kidneys and liver and
keeps these organs In
healthy condition.
Because every article
entering Into II n care
fully scanned, none but
the best is used. and all
the roots and herbs are
ground IN our own drug
inlll-whlch makes impps-
sihIe the use OF anything
impure or deIeteriouA De-
cause Il is an honest medi.
cine, and every purchaser
receives a fair equivalent
foF hia nancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
OUTGOING STEAKshs
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK APRIL &c. 1883
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
,.a.r s,ra,hlnven fr, Pearson yokohama Jan IL ogo
as sS%ene0cSs Shanghai Hong kCpg H. s,1 nS
pore e. AsH nag Ga RI Mawisy Co.
osseS.sSw my With Sass passengers % Psssi
a. SisS mdse and soS passengers Bruce isay ArrT
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,ns sS g sE aa's
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q aas NsaF Ss' Gays with "
steamer Iouisiana eager Neworans days. with ndss
AMI sessr Besware Chichester Fernand!na Charleston
Steamer City Of gloucester Young West Point Va WITH
sea%er wSesSarre Gates Boston for Port Johnson
Snip KODer, Dixon. Austin, San Francisco Dec aS"in mdss
AZ oir y isana. wiaa hight NE: cloudy. 49,
Arrived yesterday
steamer Caand Cptch, Lutz. Amsterdam April 9 WITH
dse sss Punch Eays Co Arrived the
nst s.sqa Apr, IL ss :: TO sss
pm. ourn
b P:S%iss s
steamer Lspaee tBrl Allert I4yeTPoo-bnsS a ssvola
Steamer teer schsdt stettin. cOpenAAsea &C.
Steamer borcas Br, Cook. Hswtsegry scamnel Bros
steamer Colon Henderson wall-Pacho Mall ~ co
Steamer Italia (Sorh MenSd0een, 81 Anns nay ~ ~s~~S
steamer Huxn (Nor) ohc Baracoa-Mones q Co.
Steamer Victoria (Norl, Aarseth, Baracoa-h Dumols
steamer CITY OF Columbia Pierce havaaa anu ~"''S
Steamer Lsupssas crowoi. Galveston Via Key wes-cH
Steamer Excelsior Higgins New orieans-J Van sickle
Steamer ouyando,,e. Kelly, Norfolk and newport Ne"
s,sssr Old Dominion Couch Newport News and schri0Ha
srSansr MeSSond walker West Point vs-oa Dominica
SsC0. -. =, ~ rn.,.r
Steamer Lucy y Miller Homer. Buekspors MO- sna
Steamer EIssnora Bennett Portland Horatc Hal:
BARK Tentatya lPort) Boteneourt oporto-e Ausin0k
brig Reindeer strsudt st Pierr~ Martinqus-H Tr0v
Ot BIls Wo"ibury Brown Port SPANK ] stoeker
SAILED.
steamsrs scryia aud CITY Richmond for iavcrpSoI An
choris C;lssxow Island and slaNonS ote'h aa
ays, Inhsistlta Mediterranean ports Colon Aspnway
ss.snls,a Kinssou, city Columbia. Havana kone AIr
Port xntonIo Delta TURKS Islands AmiciA Bsfaea
Galveston ExSsssT S"snasiis Newpors News RicA
OLD Dominion, hiehmohu' o"oA'e"''s -'N'F'''
sSin n d Palmer for HAMBURG.
BARK Nelie Brett for valparaiso &C Nm
Also salls,-va Long Island sound Laes %
ler for 9uuS sport; Eeanora Potand FDniock b'''A'
THE NovEAENrs OF srEAASRA
FOREIGN PORTS a.,
QUEENSTOWN April 90 Arrived steamer umpra Srase
Mckan, from New.yerk ON her way 70 iA'e'PN'' "
POINT April is-Passcd steamer Yorkshire tsf
mad rom New York on her way 70 London, nv,
MAysE April a0-ssiie.. steamer Ia Boarsosne ufs
#
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
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THEY w1Sr DAMAGES FOE THEIR INJURIES.

THEY WfNT DAMAUES FVH InEIH INV z II1FS'
Five people who wcro injured In the Kent-aye. hro
baye begun action ageanst W. Armheld, Of Penn Yam,
who owned the pFopRsDG Tho allegation Is that the
defendant was negllsens IN falling ia provide fire.
escapes and ladders by which the scuttes in the roof
could DO reached, as provided by law Theodore
urIse alleges that tbrec Of hs nos were broken ana
that he was Severely injured BY jumping mont
,ourth s.orv window. George Bonn asserts that his
leg was pierced by o stick, and that he was badly
bruised by Jumping from o fourth story window;
Catherine Vi. e. LoughtD, now In the CunDeE ana
leo and other injuries. She leaped nom tho third
story Helen A. Mccartney and Edith NJ. Been, both
under age Jumped from the third hoor and were In
iured Four other suits are TO Instituted Com.
plants have not boon served IN the eases mentioned
sp pH win be axed at from $4,000 10 $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
ALONG THE SOUND.

NoRwALK.-work has begun on a soldiers t monn,
mont Consisting Of pedestal supporting me promo
figure Of soldier which s to DO erected In Riverside
Cemetery. -l..
pARIEN.-Jamas B. Sclleck, who recently com.
money 10 different Daen people, but little 10 his rea
lives The diFert bers, OF which there are twenty,
eieht have decided to contest the will on the ground
Of insanity
pRIDoEpORT.-Fine musical programmes VII Dc
rendered to-day by the chors OF 81 JOINS Oh rau
trinity Nativity and Christ (EpiscopaD churches,
and IN four Catholic churches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
NrwApk,S MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL

Newark Is TO have May Music Festival next month.
II will take place on May II and ls, and will consist
Of one afternoon and two evening performance
hose who viii take part Miss Emma Juch' soprano
Nine. Tercse HerbertFoerster, soprano; Miss Helene
Won poenhOH, contralto; Slgnor jules Peroe TENOR
James H. Ricbetson, tenor SgnOr Giuseppe Campan-
arr baritone. senor Clemente Bologna, bassO; Miss
Adele Ans der Ohio panlste; Max Bendlx, viollnst,
and Victor Herbert, vlooncollo An orcheStra OF hf,y
Le musical forces which will be alternately directed
by Can Zerrahn OF Boston, and Professor h. NJ Bow
man. Director OF the Newark Harmonic Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

he s!tussion at noon on Friday. aud after that
hour nothing was unloaded.
The total loss, according to the latest estimate
Is as follows:
xsxsYork ccntsel and Hudson River Railroad
Conpany-pn elevators. buildings, store .oo a.,
, sga, sscre S's With Rcssite sSdnor
wilcox Compsnys loss stock and machinery 2s 0VyU
Small outbuihinas, etc.. lxVVV
ro,., 81, org 500
The wounded me were doing well yesterday on
the whole John johnson, who spfang out OF the
third-story window Of the lard refinery ana frac-
tured his skull was still In critical conditon NJ
the Bellevue Hospital He is q married man ana
lives at No. 537 West Forty-second-st Charles
Brown, Scotcbmnn, thirty-three years OLD, OF
No sob West Forty -sixth-st, who also Jumped out
Of third-story window, viii be able to leave The
Roosevelt Hospital in q few days. His injuries
consist OF scalp wound and many bruises
Edward I'll Tobin, assistant foreman OF engine
No g. and William J. Noble, a fireman OF engine
No q both Of whom were overcome by heat, and
received bruises were at their homes yesterday,
having had their hurts dressed at the Roosevelt
AoSpifal IL was rumOred that several men were
caught In The fire and burned to DEATH but there
was no confirmation of this report Ii will prob
ably be week before the ruins can be searched,
and even IL any one was burned, the fire was such
q hot one that IL Is thought traces of the body
would remain.
The funeral of Henry Benning, the man who
was killed by lehping from the third floor window
OF the lard refinery, will be held at his home. No
e94 Tenth-ave, tomorrow morning at ii o'clock
The body will be taken to Staten Island for burial
The dead mans mother is completely FRUSTRATED
90 she Is seventy-four years old, and was just re-
covering from 0 serious illness. Beunlng was
thirty-fye years old and unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

Is experienced by nearly every at this season and
should be driven or in tho weak condition OF the body
serious disease may gain focthold Hoods sarsapsrlla
is lust what is needed it purae vtaSes ond enrlches
the blood makes the head clear, creates an appetite
overcomes tired feeling, tones the nerves ana i'm
parts new vigor the whole body.
I take HOODS Sarsaparia, and nnd 1t the best mcd
cine for the blood ever tried Large quantities OF Il
sold this vicinity As blood medicine aud spring
tonic II stands ahead OF all others" II. N PHILLIPS
Editor Sentinel. Advertiser. Hope Valley Il. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
F4ANcHErro DI DONNA.

The pairing for Monday is as follows:
Mcleod against Burn; Bird against Hanhan; Tchi-
gorin against Pollock; Gunsberg against Martinez
Blaehburne against Judd; Lipschutz against Mason
d. @. Baird against Burflle; showalter against Weiss
Gossip against Taubenhaus; Delmsr against J. W.
Baird.
Tho score now stands:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
That Tired Feeling

"when IN tho spring felt all run down apd oeoni'
taed found Hoods Sarsapsrilla just the medicine 70
build me up Ny wife also after much physlcal pros
tratlon found in life and lasting Oenen~
Upon our little girl who had been sick with scarlet fever
It's effect was marvellous entirely removing the poison
from her blood and restoring her 70 good bealh f. !"
sTRATToN, Swampscott, Mass.
Feollng anguId and dizzy having no appetite ana no
ambition to work took Hoods Sarsaparilia with the
best results health nygorstor and for general de-
bIty 1 think 1t superior to anything el'e' A. A.
RIKER Utica, N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21

A. Iohnken Yesterday the Station Island UfVAoI
team defeated the stevens Institute nine by TO o.
Williamson, short stop of tho Chicago club who
as injured I'm Paris arrived the Celtic yesterday
Many Of his friends went down the Bay to meet him
the Jersey Clty aud Metropolitan Dincs VIII play
At Weehawken to-day. , W., H.,
The Nev-York club would not exchange ward Tor
Kely The local team docs not need Kelly.
A game can be played at the Polo GROUNDS IN q
ss hours after decision Is reached Ia tho trouble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
"srgvEo BRoDIB FAKES A LONG SWAN

"stevo" Brodie. Of brldgeGmping fame. swan in his
rubber suit yesterday from the Harlem Bridge the Dat
terry distance OF seven and one-ha miles in two hours
aud forty minu,ea Along the route the swimmM met
with Troublesome currents and turbulent wuters but not
whsandng these drawbacks he beat the record Of Gus
sundstum who swan the distance two years ago In three
hours and forty-hye minutes