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Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

spoiled my tune the other day, that tho
young tyrant might sleep In peace-be-
hold his return 70
Polly never knew Just what she num-
bled In reply, but somehow she escaped
down o side path, and despite the IA
ments OF her young charge, threw her.
self down on the grass, and cried ~ II
her heart would break.
n should think you could play hoy
dea in the back yard. Polly" snapped
Georgia that evening. "a pretty figure
you cut to-day, Pm sure. was morti-
fed near'y to death, and l could see Mr..
Develwood started in surprise when ]
had to confess you were my sister,"
~ dare say" returned Polly satirical-
ly. "You were dressed In costly silk,
/ in a mended calico gown; you could do
what you pleased, had to mind the
baby. It would mako most any one
start 4 they knew how am treated 10
my fAther's house."
With that shalt she fled from the room
before any one could censure her; she
ran swiftly down the orchard, and never
paused unit! she had reached the lake.
There all her passion broke forth In
sobs, and che threw herself face down.
ward without perceiving that man with
- uh Vn hfo bnouhACA " uo oWnuy 8Rs
preaching from the opposite direction.
In q few moments, ere her sobs had OK.
hausted themselves, the hunter was
knee.ing beside her. She felt herself
liftsd IN strong yet careful arms, her
face forced to the light.
"Polly-'pretty Polly .Oliyerl" eI-
claimed Darrell Dcveiwood. HAS the
baby fallen from the hammock, or has
he been awakened BY Ted Durand's ex.
cruciating whistlei Come, tell me all
about IL PollyW
Bit BY Bit something like unraveling
tattinS, he drew from her the story Of
her home life, the Injustice done her, the
chill Of au uuloved existence under her
stepmother's rule.
And tears came to his eyes while he
held tho motherless girl close, despite
her struggles. II was but what he had
surmised, and he kissed the pretty, tear
stained face.
"Polly. come to me; / want you and
have wanted you ever since the moment
saw how carefully you guarded your
young charge. knew then you would
make the dearest little wife in the world.
l need one. Polly, and nurse"
1t was nine days wonder In Gold
borough that Polly Oliver, poor, obscure,
abused little Polly, had caught the rich
young stranger, and married him of
hand; 1t was mot only q nine.days' won
der to Polly--it Was . wonder eternal
and but one man was more pleased than
Darrell Develwood; that was Ted Du
rand. who was really accountable for II
all, and who protested that Polly was q
mercenary little mink, after all, else sh,
would have taken beauty before ducats
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
The Orphans Court.

Judge Gruhb presided at = session Of
we Orphans' Court, held last Saturday,
and disposed Of the following business: :
Inc time for making return Of the sale
OF the Parry property was exits nded TO
May 18th. Commissions were allowed
Tor the partition OF the real estate OF
George Hyas and Charles B. Townsend,
deceased. An order was granted for tho
sale Of the real estate OF William w.
etaplef, deceased. Samuel Guthrie WAS
appointed guardian oi Annie and Dora
Wibbley. Margaret Everett wAs. ap-
pointed guardian Of George and Dolly
Everett Thomas Davis, Esq. presented
the petition Of Margaret McGrenra,
widow Of Cornelius McGrcnrA, who died
intestate December 18th, 1870, and wac
st the time owner Of the Delaware House
hotel and stable property, In this city.
The petition asked that commission be
appointed to lay of her dowry In the
property, 1t was held under advise.
ment.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
A. sercenn. for 1890.

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 224o lbs. OF good clean
coal for a ton, and that 10 what we pro-
poso to give for the year of 1890. Our
coal is under cover and screened, under
oar own supervision. Kindliug wool in
large loads. Western oats q speciality,
baied hay and straw by the ton. Yard,
log Mari land avenue. Telephone, 5i5.
Central Office, 7th and King streets.
Telephone 5S7. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
! ASK for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

We give away watches, clocks, road
carts, carriages, aud expect TO give brick
houses with Gig Chapman, monarch
OF the tobacco trade, Seventh and Orange
and East Third street; factory, York
and Lancaster Co.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
Base Ball.

.Base Ball.
The following games were played on
Saturday:
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Columbus-Columbus Q; Louis
willie, 2.
At Philadelphia--Brooklyn, 8; Ath-
letic, Z.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia = Philadelphia, 12;
Brooklyn, Z.
AT New York-New York, Z; Bos-
ton, 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia, 4;
Brooklyn, 9.
At New York-New York, 2; Bos.
ton, 8.
burg, 1.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
At Baltimore-Baltimore. s; New
ark, l.
At worcester-New Haven, 4; Wor-
cester, /.
At Hartford--Jersey City, 4; Hart
ford, Q.
The following games were played yes
terdoy:
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Gloucester-Athletic, 8; Brook
iyn, 8.
At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Louis
vile, 0.
At Toedo-Toledo, 8; ST. Louis, 4.
At ochester--Syracuse, l; Roches-
ter, 10.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
At Newark-Newark, II; Jersey
Ciy,4 4.
NOTES.
The Southern League has been re-
organized.
The Athletics are on the lead In the
American Association race.
An effort is being made to start Sun
day ball playing in Washington.
The directors of the Pittsburg League
Club held . meeting on FRIDAY night
ard voted to expend $4,000 to meet cur
rent expenses.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

The best tirtyre made in the cttys q
Cummings gallery, 3o2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

Porgies, bass, buttcrfisl, Goldfish, cat
Hsh. haddook, shai, clans. r. NJ. Starr,
sos Madison street,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

EH1orlCE MILLS. DEEDS, BONDS.
IN Muitga4cs, and other papers pcr-
GEO. {. MARIs.
milf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

NoTICL. THE ANNUAL. MEETING
N o.ne NJ chanles Loan Association. will
Vtti MONDAY evening, May 18th. At 1.B
vtb., att6tl rooms corner Tut And Mar
Neicts - henf annual report. Eject Lion
ystnlnd Azy other businesr,
ss& ", ,. MORROW, Sce'y.
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M. pgnAanr's
Noliees.
IlNINn nEIINuIlIsII-

,ingllE -ukVING nELiNQUlsH-
n tr.=lIt ring business and sold INT
al d irtHtes, "a snme % a.
~ td1ett.is me at the old
J. s,ni shirlcy stieeis. I take
tt Dinrudiux hila To nil who
ISn.,..s. au. iis 10 the past, and The
lsIt, Wnp de nc eoo.i, rs,iahte
" IlssttItt.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

WILLIAM MCKENZIE, MERCHANT
" fslgr ". corner 1hirdand saipley
i;,tlsi Nlsh uginn, nel. us-.
a. brll cluihinF cleaned. dyed. seonrea
iilW Mt nptred. suits iI0m tit to n
uuiltlou Ra1rAnteau d-toI
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

N Ha,a .cycrod my conny rt,on
slb the in1.ic ptorc oi u. J. tUl"ien.
rlcu.l hare hcen ton the last wears
caigr 1rdris lur tllu tuning
nd lppain ia. OF all Kinds of pinnos
inlon-,ns first-uiass work guafan-
ppl ~ tf=l 41nuhic prices.
". E0ipEh, No. so French st.
I.iepuone call SO. h-7lin
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
tsTLRiSu.
7II7T-T-I, hnpeI Tor W9rk.
A. I. JOHNSON

TlI-fI1 NNd NNIpIry sHttts.
,p.,.-5fla.u Nj. Robert Haddrrt en
,s tf'-5t f 'ir piss'trini batinrss " ms
~ Mia -aiHtrs ~ this inr h' neat and
iria.if-4t NON. Il your cellar iorr or
tai-ttYt auAtuiins, II you neti re.
.,.t,.r,=a want anew ltourc piastere,i ir
v 3,i '4aputl Oh IT you des,ye dtGoratipns
, Il Aii6t ~, ,lcg nuct aud dnrhbillty
vi w tlfa W.. hih and sbluiey stretts.
Ttf A. l.. JOHNSON.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

N0ECf TIE MECHANICS LOAN
" li1oAN on have Just issued 2po Sd ares
hH, Luaa -tork iar tale u per in0ntt. firet
pgttl utlir secnnd Ihesfsy In May. FER
isivsilrs io bcenine mem bers can do 50 by
,Dsiyla. ,u,t. ,. MORROW, ser'y,, No. sl7
mad II, n1g- -sOh-ltn
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

I oGk OFT FOR BARGAiNsi--GEO.
IA uFlalhhE. No. 2iz French strret, for :
,a;N il sht cnch street. New and srcond-
h6d lutai1le bought sold and exchanged.
iattf lnt0f u0s carpets bonght at sherln's
ns, sllJtoN. store open until ". m.
ngl 9ftt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
$3 600 RE WARD.

"A reward of fifteen hundred dollars
~ he pail foI information scuuring
~ fust and conviction ul ,hc person
y Y SONS concerned ~ setting 'flra To
w, lh ChrisiNun Hundred. Dclnwnru
u, IN ttnlns of december ~, issJ. and
,luititri trMHidu lttern hundIed dnl.
W. Ii i'e pud for information ,s,cur
NJ tlts t'fcst mud conviction of The
ETY. priTo concerned in settine
.n r tHe laiu of i | DuPont doNe,
Io, I0.is 60. NJ tllistianl Hundred,
Esl. '''''''S " january ~,
ha'l / !. mroNT ptSMouHs& a co.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

| '"LlfDi-N IA,
' -itsmi rtrlis5. stni-moLthly. T0nrist
4, Attb,4. l., nAMI.Fl, Asst. 1faiiic
ha!al,f, A. broadway, New YORK; Il. y.
nlilE A4ut, Y, :. Sd st, rhua., or any
lmitW 9re Fud ONO Ticket Agent 3-I3-iy-2tw
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

Strong Cough Candy at Ferguson's.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

n oTlCE--IF you WANT To SAVE
DOLLARS, iusute .Ynur property with
hhWklns Co.. No. ~ Markctst. n-H.ti
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

SIN 0funIO LOAN on BoNn
csOOOsnd mortgage. j. J. pkiGCE,
80 o ". seyettlt 1t, City. bi0-4t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

A 1TEAlION-AIb PERSONS DE
n suing dtups uufr and chemicals or wish
hk lWU ~. scrlpNras or prlyHlc receipt,
tsn ,nls compounded with puie materials,
btgld 60 70 t-c driir store ot II y, bhiSG-
huhsI, no. az MArk't atteet Wilmington,
-.st
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
lBlyATL

lWNfstn Al pfivate sale. my property
ihgvh as tbr llrigwaIn iiunsc, al Iinrsessin,
ltl, lfIt Hrtn.ed, Any one vlhhibR 10 put-
ttal, tht sans, cnll IN or aAdress on tue
pen of 4 King street, Wilmington,
bAfi a tEf EDEN, Proprietor. LIS
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
vvanta.

"ANrED--oCCUPANTs foR SEC
w. and story front room with bay
window. A married couple preferred,
y. y. corner Of Sixth and jefferson SITS.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
iear sale.

E'oR SALE "A BRILK STABLE ON
= rry firest thst viii accommodate three
head OF hofsef. Ntrf little money required,
o. would hade FOR other real estate. Also 4
very hesirhhie bnilding lot At ssh and we
stieeis, tFestiake PAIN 2ss 100 II, at bar
gnin. AMY 70 W. SCOTT VERNON, this
ofi,e. OF eas Jackson stIeet. All o.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

ATANTED = GIRLS FOR COOKS
w ind general housework, At good
wages. Places waiting at BlCkTA'S In
teiiigcnce Office. Ninth and Madison
streets. agd-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

E'oK SALE MILL PROPERTY, SIT.
! uIto "a nties N. II. OF Avondate,
thcsier, Co. PA, four acres Of land,
ing, stone nna nnbtc fiiL (burrs nnd
Tlis) IA i.ct fall. everything in good
repair. Ihis property Will bn sold
great sacrifice aud bargain. Possession
Win Nucd. Address. n. X. GKEEN.
,n6steod Eannett Square, Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-22

Tim 1874. ISL, 2 Is. .zot'
- "a Class PURSE ~. 500 unfinished.
stLr or RACEHORsEs.

m,,cellaneous lot II yeaHings and rac"hor'es' inc
,,rcrtv ol John Hunter. DtosR' Forbes ana o'h'r'' ~
od nv auction At the paddock at Monmouth >'s'c'u''
1u..a arc N. prices and buyer';
Register D. r By Woodlands -Ranie. by Reform J. r.
NcBopad -. coo ..., t,,,t, nv Virgil. W
Marin. 5000. - - t..,.,,- Aunis richards by
rouui. scotland T. J. IIut' F,, nc revcr Il
Lonely IN. o.. T. by Lchp''lio"-i'''''''' " 49,
J. Hutchinson. STOW. r----.... Tho Iittle I'm be-
- valentine b. b, @. ly Bu'kn aAt'1-' "' H''' '' ~
iytt eia, D.. !. hutchinson f"o ,,,,,, Nv Ro,orn
Arab. b. e.. T. bY Dalrafaruocn- h''''''''''' ~ ~
J. Campbell. 70 900 ,, ,., Emilio, ny Tcllpse: G..
Hru-.rl-. b. I. bN Biii't--i.ii'' i"''''' ~
MalpauU. f2lbp. ,tt.a GRAY nv Fuqulrcr ;
t,uy cray c. b., by lhtrhu'T-Ni''' ''-'' ~
l.. Gartl~,n. $500. 49,, . T-,vt,,, ny Victory: NJ
Nnrf,e. br. e.. by NlrEli-L' ''"''"~' W
r. ponOyan. $1,000. - ,.,,o- t, preadalbanc: J
I,y colt by sensation H'"@lcI' ~
Nathan $3.50 - AL, ,y clcucic. w c. DAILY,
$500. ..,,, rlon, nv wayerly; W. c.
b'h toT, nlIy by Scandinavian A. by Revolver W.
G. BMv. :315 H., ,,.,a, ne cionelg. W C. DAILY.
~ $50. 49,, o.o., orce, bv Prince Charlie
J. II Mccormick, Tl,l3o r.o,,s tt,,,o rIa1lcwoof: C
M"rrck ZOO. H., ,,o Gala thai johnny Campbell
ma I'm Arab for Mr.. Forbes.
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TRoTTING At POUGHKEEPsIE-

pnchhornsic AUG q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Tho regular
,ras was finished afternoon. because OF rain Inc
% class. seven heats Of which were trotted yesterday
,as the only race decided and none Of the horses ha
,n hats sterday finished In front "A Seve captured
a., hat. in sncccs.lon Thl. ended the longest and
.,sc contest Of the season, In favor OF morse VINO
,,s rank outsider the start First on The regular
,,d w,s the IL class with hcld OF SIN In the hs'
heat Nocklng Bird beat idth H. from the han Ia Zi''
,t,,,,,no Maid won the heat by short length
a., - richardson IN lisa. In the third heit
N.rbrino Maid I'D all the way and Won In 21s' with
Edith r. Il couple Of lengths back The course was
.ppery when the fourth heat was called and the Mai
ld not strike her clip losing the pole by break near
~ hair while Mocking Bird eot through and secured
,o,hrr hon, In aji. Meantime one heat OF the 2;-'
l,. had been trotted, Ju-tna getting It In 2:2lh'
,ocu ont was had I'll | O'Clock tomorrow, when the
two races along with the 20 class frecfoall tot ana
IL .acc. ar Oh.
The summaries:
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snaoa with Murphy waiting upon the Lady AT the nnish
Rclare came from Snaoas desperate challenge ana
amid the greatest enthusiasm beat the Californian home
length; English Lady three lengths back The
first three-slxteenths in 1lsa and the first
mile in :432.
FIFTH RACE-PURSE $3.50. SELLING ALLOW
ANCES. ONE MILE AND A SIXTEENTH.
T. W. sh ,CS b g. Lynn by LeaRsIwEsin ,m
Costello Grenners Dr. Satisfaction. 100. Crnbe)
Empire Stables b. h. bohemian 8. 11o...... (TaraD
sam D: ITO, Pokcno IS and Fairhaven e6 also ran
Time 80
Betting4 to Satisfaction 10 to bohemian, : TO !
Lynn. TO Sam D., IS 70 Pokeno, 30 TO Fslrhaven
Place. TO Lynn, nothing satisfaction . An
PcOls-SatifactlOn $40 Bohemian SlS Sam D. SlO,
field 40. Mutuals, $40 60.
Bohemian jumped with the lead but Farhaven.
with little Penny her back fairly hew 10 the quarter
where she had opened four lengths from bohemian
who Tapped By Satisfaction. As they went along The
backsetch ground rapidly and after get
ting the half she dropped the LINN tackled
Satisfaction. and after stirring struggle beat her home
by half length. with Bohemian two lengths away. The
winner sold TO w Barrck for 1850.
These the entries for tomorrow
FIRST RACE-FIVE AND A HALF FURLONGS. FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-22
CHAMPIONS OF THE ADlRoNDAChS.
THE LOON LAKE NINE VICTORIOUS o'E" iA'-
SMITHS AND OTHER RIVALS.

ro,a uou.e Loon Lake, n. Y, Aug. Il tspccia'.
~ toon Lake baseball nine victorious In thef
anal game to-day defeating Paul Smiths nine In CLOSELY
contested game by the OF to g. The game Sas
Will played except in the sixth inning wheh u'e
Smith players went to pieces ana aio"eu S'" na .,
o ~ the lead Both pitchers were ehecaNe L.
,,,a and smith were battery for Loon, ana Pau
smith IT,. and Lewis for Paul Smiths. The game was
syc,pc throughout and the best OF feeling p'e's'u DC.
-. cha ooo ulayers who now the acknowledge
on of the Adirondacks, having beaten all mines they
nave met including Placid saranae and Paul sn,sns
.nous twenty people over to witness inc zane.
aud altogether there were about TWO huhorea
,or, tho hotels and surrounding country
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FIRST DIVISION.
SECOND DIVISION'
THIRD DIVISION
covrryr,oy OF INSTRUCTORS OF THE DEAF

MI, a., international convention OF INSTRUCTORS Vi
.,, ',o.| and the twelfth convention of American III
,r,c,or. ., the deaf will be held at the new Torn
institution for the instruction OF the Deai aa n"U
beginning to The session OF tho 70 a
-, ,rr,,,, will Le devoted to organiIa.io, cIoai
o-lhOIIoM m.i' ION ~ Welcome rs the pTlncpal
l1ra in ti,utIo and TO other addresses appop'i''0
to the occasion. ii, J.. dovocd 10 the discus
on 81 thn methods OF moral aud resonI M hrce
dis,lncushng the different n,tuuoc, liberation ana
Of other topics connected WIN inc nG Nnr
The call for this convention VA tnc world engaged in
the instruction Of the deaf and dmpI from France
pcctci that delegates Will be preoSr short papers
IN The instruction OF the deaf VIII be suofh''u' ~
ths subject win be thoroughly discusso"'
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stretch but oneo squared away for run-in Hamilton
brought Chesapeake to the front and soon had "eoer
wbipping Vendetta hung like grim death to mofsc'
and inside the furong post Hamilton called on the
70 come away But the favorite not eager to 60 H.
p,sssu,e was applied and he sweryed The finish was
hard fought Chesapeake squeezing home In front oy
short head; Vendetta lengths before Ceawood' inc
spectators became excited and clamorous LOUD cries VI
Foul" being mingled with Kisses FOR hannVon w
au.o for weber Both Jockeys presented their cases
To the Judge who disqualified Chesapeake and gave '
race to Vendetta and Duke OF the HighIahu
did not start. No bid for the winner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-22

Tho same tale OF woe was told at the Polo GROUNDS yes
terday which has been told often this year Inc ho
team was beaten through poor fielding work. coupled WIN
Indifferent bascrunning and inability To nit the oan "
hits would have been productive OF runs Inc game We"
between the New.York and Cincinnati League teams ana
was won by the latter after interesting game Latham
coaching antics amused the crowd as he was WHY "hou
being VULGAR Daily received handsome bouquet OF
flowers Latham McPhce, Bassct Whistler ana "ia'''o
did the fine work OF the game. 40. !.
Ternan opened the with lively threeosse NV w
right .t and he was loudly appauded. Buckley follower
with Mt Do left field and Tiernan ran home "iasscoch
also hit safely Whsuers sacrifice put Buckley on ru
and similar play by Daily allowed the biz caeche W
In the latter part OF the inning the Cinchha' ne '
sen two men around the circuit tying the score kuse
was Wild At the start and NcPhee TO nrst on cafu
halls Latham made hit. passed ball put Mcfhee on
third and Wild throw by Buckley put Latham on secohu
Mari was called balls, filling the Dasc On
RELICS sacrifice McPhee scored and on Bearo MT AN
home 49,, Ao,o
The score remained tie up TO the fourVn INNING W.
tho visiting men got three runs and took the lead Haf'
rinpton was sent 10 first cahed balls, ana "ens W
second on a wild throw by Buckley. With Two ou''
Mcphec h. to Denny but that player threw Wildly 70
nrs, and Harrington scored McPhee stole secono anu
Latham was sent to first on called baIs Mari hit safety
to centre field McPhee scored. and as Iefhaa '"
wildly to third Latham also scored.
In the eighth inning the local players got one rum anu
hut for remarkable play b. Latham would prooaoy nave
90, mora buckley was sent to first Oh called pans
and he scored on iasscocks twoDase hit 10 et neiu
Whistler drove liner toward left but Latham maui
,,o,er catch and by quick throw caught Gasseoch ~
second, completing double play. Inc score was d.
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nm. ccoorrT CONTEST At NORWICH

Horvicb Conn. Aug p (Specnn.-in the 'oq"'' ,o'r
o,.n, ,od,y I'm tn nr.t division. Jacoo's won from
Xa.l strong from Baldwin, Wambold from "".", ,
1T, want odd from johnson. Spauldlng from baIu
uIn I,cobus from smith. In tn second DIVISION "i''n
N, won from CANNON, Aprar from DHNf' 'enns i""
.oommon Davenport from Fay, stout from hlo'o"s"'
Blbroueh from Gammon, CANNON "o'" -, ~, ~
,. ,nra, ,,par from Driyet. Grrcnslt from ray III
ron, t.ion percy won from shumaker Mcpherson
from Barrett spauidng from Bnrr'tt barett RON Gnu
.1.r sounding from Preston. Preston from Au"h'So
Holly from Shumaecr. Fay from Shui"''ci'
IL
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nnopos,lS FOR STREET. PAVING.

Scaled proposals for regulating and paving 90,
So ahove Eighty afh-st., numbering IN al io'
s sGs' se ro@ opened At the Department of r rse
lie WORKS NE ~acaton for the purpose Of
enc work. The figures so numerous that .no'
clerk and his assistants 50 ~s that the
ps II ef the Of lowest edSSr and Sn T1t
offers . were 1eces .oSah,v P be- made.
when the awards Will proosoN W
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THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

For a cool and delightful sail down the harpor al.
nm ENJOYABLE day at the races. take the masninceh'
steamers sandy Hook. Monmouth or ST. Johns "o"'
Pier No. g. North River, foot Rector-st. at D. IL D. %
70 rs and / p. m. -.
All Rail Routc.-Trains leave New-forH' ioo. 70
,nor,v-st North River sI5. 0I5, 1915. IL 10
M 10 30 special express, IL :45 special express
1 special express, 80 p. m. -
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THO Newarks could do nothing with o'Rourkes ae'els
49," came a, Newark yesterday. only two safe mus oeihs
lated 20 them. Two more safe hits werc "u Oy i
Valentine declared them foul, one OF the do
Du. ''"V 49,, ~awark of an earned run. His wretched
cislon ~ ali interest out Of what would have been
n brilliant game. The score n n n
newark ....-.'''''''''' d y o X
r,sehits-Newaik 2 Baltimore = tLrors-Newark =
paipin ore l. Pltchers-Miller and oI'our@e' Omp"e-
Valentine. $500. ...,,s nil, o,.,. =.
Tho NowYorlt and Cincinnati League teams WIZ play a.
h polo frounds today and the Ncw-York and cleveland
PLAYERS, teams at Brotherhood PARK
John D. Day said yesterday tha' MS 'iuo sis,'s %
- It'd no, cause any trouble. lie said that when he
tened hc nlavcr he believed that the man was free to 20
hn,c No released In case Association demands tho
,laver ne will be released
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r.. p,oodrn and Chicago League teams gave clever

The Brooklyn and Chicago League teams gave crew,
,,h,non Of scientific basehal before large numoer OF
a,a,ors 4, Washington park yesterday II was clean
sl"''a ,,rouchout Iovett's pitching was brllian,
a"I h,s scpor. perfect lIutchi'on also pitched wen
% h nr.kyns punched three hits in the fourth inning
huV . ~. game wilmot. o Brien. Terry and Smith
ao. nlavs smith particularly. His stop and throw
,t,nh." hit in left field the event of the day
Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-22

The game at Eastern Park between the brooklyn arc
p.hurg PLAYERS League teams vest rday was virtually
.,..,s, h,,tic in which Hcmmng. Wards new wonder
came out with nyng BY punching three hit' one
q, which was a two.bacgcr, In the eighth inhng inc
urooIyns came out winners. Tho fielding on both sides
va, sharp and q III" machine KIND "aru o''"s 'h'
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r,AtrS IN OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia Aug 2.-rhc philadelphia National
League practically defeated Ptsourg IN inc r' inning
,h afternoon yickery effective, except in the fourth
inning when he hit safely three times which coupled
with wild throw by Allen resulted In three runs
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,...,od -nrookyn 3, PIttsbnrp o. I"It on basc'
BrooRyn PHtqrfs First basg on 6T .omSs
-. PNi'DLns S,rnrk ou-Van IIatren 1. Bauer l. Joyc"
a ayS l. smng Ficas SS1er ydy. S"c" laws
H0V COOK ny BY poa6. T paysEuRnc
orr J. oa Quinn Raucr and Orr: wild pitch,-iism,
nt IT, PASSED bal-Quinn l. Umplrcs-ShIue' anu
p'arce Timc-l IS.
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Ncw.york ......~...~t 3 Q o o 9 o.
Earned runs-Ncw. York .. Cleveland l. FIRST oase ps
er-or.Naw. york = leland o. Lett on psSvs y W.
~ ,la>alaud First on balls-hy franc ny
strurk shannon Bakcly Three-base hit
iWiny Two.basc ;s-Echarison Slattery = Sutslne
a. IT,. -Brown Ewing Conner. elsttery' J0nhsn
- WHITNEY stolen blses-Ewng Connor, AfaD'. DVuVi
tticiori-on and CoanOr. ssdord and ltcllHe WIG
la. u,scIv imp rcs-Knight and Jones. 1ime