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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-09-11

ONE paper for two-the marriage certif
cate.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-09-11

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can Neryine Tonic and Stomach and Liver Cure,
and / consider that every bottle did for me ono
hundred dollars worth OF good, because hayo
not had good nights sleep for twenty years
on account OF irritation, pain, horrible dreams,
and general nervous prostration, which mas
pepsia OF the stomach and by a broken down
condition of my nervous system. But now can
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and feel like sound man. do not thlnR
there has ever been medicine introduced into
this country which will at all compare with
this Neryine Tonic US cure for the stomach"
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-09-11

AN angle worm-the geometrical fiend.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-09-11

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81 owe my life to The Great South American
Nervine. / had been in led for five months
from the effects of an exhausted stomach,
indigestion, nervous prostration and gen.
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Had tried three doctors with no relief. The
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic improved
me so much that l was able to walk about
and q few bottles cured me entirely. be-
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can not recommend it too highly"
Mrs. NJ. Russell, Sugar Creek Valley, Ind,
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/ consider it the best medicine in the world.
/ believe it saved the lives of two of my
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this remedy. 1t was very surprising how
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recommend the medicine to all my neigh
bors."
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-09-11
oueHr to have a good licking-envelor

"HousEs built on the sands"-seasidt
hotels.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-09-11
A SWORN CURE FOR ST. vIruss DANCE OR CHoREA.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, IND, June %, 1857.
Ny daughter, eleven years old, was severely
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American Nervinc and she is completely re-
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vituss Dance. have kept it in my family fof
two years, and am sure i is the greatest REM
edy in the world for Indigestion and Dyspep-
STA, all forms of Nervous Disorders and Failing
Health from whatever cause.
JOHN T. MIsH.
STATE of Indiana,
Montgomery County,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this June
%, 1887. CHAs. W. WRIGHT,
Notary Public.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-09-11

THE wisdom of the owl is all in its eye.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-09-11

ONLY fit for dog to live ina kennel
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-09-11

E. T. HAZELTINE, Warren, Pa
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-09-11
NERVOUS DISEASES.

many other complaints cured by this wonderful
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-09-11


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AN angle worm--the geometrical fiend.
AN institution for the blind-marriage-
Puck.
THE bridge of sighs-a prominent nose-
Judge.
ONLY fit for dog to live ina kennel
The wisdom of the owl is all in its eye.
HAVE the dumps-the street cleaning men.
IN. Y. Mail and Express.
ONE paper for two-the marriage certif-
| cate.
"Housrs built on the sandsn-seaside
hotels.
OuaHT to have a good licking
HAVE to get their fine work in-watch-
| makers,-N, Y. Mail and Express.
A KICKING gun is rarely discharged cured
Texas Siftings.
TzE mosquito is never asked to "call
again" when he presents his bill.
AHEAD of time-the one that wears the
forelock.-Texas Siftings
SOME flies 60 around looking for spiders
to catch them.-Atchison Globe.
4 s
H. a..
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
UTTERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

pv senator John J. Herman was reported 10 oo
somc,y hat improved in condition yesterday.
N,vor Chapin broke through his rule in not per.
forn,in- marriages. and married Miss MAY Forster Oh
xn 30 south Fifhst., to john Dippel, of No. 2oo
Penn st. al M, house. No. - Eighth ave. on NedhcS'
day nleht. lie has never married any one at the
City Hall.
.ccne an Office not many feet from the city Hail.
TAM see Won ne a lemon as "a weight u Keep your
r,ucr, from blowing out OF the window. D'h-ies'
dcncnd upon the lemon aid this hot weather
The hearing before the Railroad Committee OF the
Board of Aldermen in the matter Of the application of
ra street railroad companies for permission 10 sub
n.J II /. probahlc that the consent O the Alder
mon will be- d,pcn,cd with. IN view oi the recent de-
ci.ion that In, State Railroad Commission can give lie
necessary consent to change the motive power
The Rev J. C. Emery, # the East Con grceatonal
cbnrch and Tnth.r FItnncry, OF ST. Ambrose'S Roman
catholic Church protested T. the Excise commissioners
Yesterday AGAINST the granting Of liquor license 10
Herman Dohlf. for 40. 20 Tomphns ave, wmeh Is
close To- these two churchc'' -
Death, last week. $40: births, 81; marriages. lo4.
rh, bod, of the Norwegian fireman, known a'
d. Dutchn who was killed by the explosion on board
the tic Ale, d. Grove on Monday. came To the sur
face Yesterday II was terribly mangled. John cough
in the engineer who thought to be another pos
sble Victim of the accident had not gone aboard when
the explosion occurred Nothing has been heafo Oh
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
OIrAFTERSTRErCU NOTES.

The amazing Development Of J. f.. McDohaius co''
Philosophy IS only equalled by that OF JohhS NN"P
bell's colt CsstaNay ii. 10th Improve 80 "S1 "'"e '
nulnc caono, keen pace with them. speaking OF the
last race yesterday, MI Mcdonald said ih'y c"n'u n'
make me believe my colt had any chance against or
Dixon. Under protest put 5000 oil him was |'s'
running get weight of. Guess heH ""'o ~
carry $50 pounds next time he starts.
The tip Wilired captured many peoP''
few he worked Hnie anu
quarter in 2:os. Yesterday he woud nave i"ioe ="
race with donkey. wned like Old S"lit Is
evtr.mcy sensitive 10 weight He has no business In
wclter. weight races lightweight handicaps'
They keep quiet, but II mas le@keu o" AZ
last jockey Bergen took unto hisei WIZ ''
six days ago She Is said be young woman OF ehce
lent social position The couple live near Fordham'
Miss Belle Of The beautiful animals that ever
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

glanced bride Hundreds who looked her over
In the paddock invested their money on her She Will DC
heard from when she runs herself into condition.
opinion OF many shrewd trainers that certain
Western colt will win the rich Realization His name II
not Palisade.
The bill egslizing bookmaking In NewJersey faled +"
receive The sanction yet there Will be racing At
Monmouth during July and August as usual on the
glorious Fourth will BE- friction on the ollo"
ing Saturday all hands will probably be arrested MI
witheIs will give bail all round and the sport Will go
nerrlly
Secretary CricBmore's timing wacch marks Z 'Vo'
He the Savator-Tenny match race and timed It,
and will the watch at the new recolu
till something beats IT, kirk" says that boh colts "eIo
straight out at finish extended 10 the utmost he
time proves it, he declares no horse could 20 the us
tance in . .O5 and finish with anything to spare"
Ralph Bayard Is close 10 Mr. Pusfer. said 70 ''e
writer week before the Suburban with good day ana
track Tenny will 20 a mile and a quarter IN 2'oo' "o
know he do it, We are not guessing ~ IT,
Numerous inquiries made as 70 tn" possibility VI
Salvador Tenny meeting again. There Is little proo
bity another but the colts may possibly e''
several end Of the season III certain sAc
races and handicaps for which both are eligible
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
PALESTINE AND ROBEsPIERRE IN FRONT

Washington Park, Chicago, June 26-Five races maoe
ND the card for the afternoon and they were OF on
order that furnished excellent sport Inc time h'"o
was fast. Attendance, 4,eoo. Weather hot. TRACK
fast
First race-Purse 5000, one menRaens Ieou wa "a
whIppod home, winner by half length from ecu De-
secnnd by a length from X third. Time Al.
second race Handicap sweepstakes mile ana ar All
eighth-Prophecy won By length and nan ron ron
War; two lengths ahead Of Lewis Clark thld' liH'c
i 80.
Third race -KenwoOd stakes. sweepstakes ior W." w
vear-od colts i've frlonsS Palestine got or IN tlc
lead made the running and never heaced, romplnS
home a winner by two lengths from MonnVoy; st1na
three lengths from High Tariff. third. imc-l VI
Fourth race Handicap svccpst axes three ear 9uD
ono Dnile-vora won by n length and half from Chap
men who was that much IN front of Miidaie' ui'"'
Time :42. r,o.
Fifth race-Pursc 900 mile and a qnarter-koDcs.
pierre got OF hrst and set the pace Wncn wa. rc
iast at tho start He led all the way INTO me w.
Mo others running punched. where spokane tooh ~
lead but only for moment, rs kohe'p'caIr P" rd.r
no.e in front iust keeping there ana f.ng % W,u'
The wire a winner. that much IN ront oi 'Pppthao''
second length away from Marion - '"'"~ i'"O
- 3-A.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
rpr TELEGRAPH TO IHE TRIBUEE.i

Cincinnati, June 26.-With Rus!e pitching, the New.
Yorks lost second game to the home team this after
noon. in the presence Of crowd numbering more than
LOO. Mulane pitched for the home team and while he
was batted freely keep the hits well
scattered. The New-Yor6s gave Ruse Hne support In
the field OF GlaSscock and Denny beng par
tlcalarly brilliant The New-Yorks tie 0rst to 90
bat After Harrington had missed chance to retire
fiernan on a foul ny New.York's centre.helder
lifted the ball the in the right for hons
run. Tho Cincinnats scored a couple OF In their
nalf OF inning The Cncinnstis took the lead agan
the half OF the second inning when Glaaseocks
error four singles and a wild throw by Buckley netted
three runs. Mars single and Knights hit for three
bases gave the home team earned run In the seventh
singles by Buckley and Kusie scored run for
New-York In the eighth. base on balls for Mullahe,
Howes n,uG Of McPhecs ly, passed bau and Beaid's
third gave Cincinnati two runs In the latter
half OF the eighth The Ncw.Yorks unable 70 bet
Ter the eighth. though Denny made nice
single. Tho follows
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
re,rvos or yAyrAL TRAINING SCHOOL.

Chicago, June 2i.-A notable dinner wa h'lu do
,he Grand Pacific Hotel lat night on one sac :"
lang table In the spacious dinnsToom OF lh' h"O !
sat over a score OF members oi inc 'o''''o' '''
Cub nearly all Of them nlliona'IrS' "' o'''"s
,a. ' and manufacturer, of Chicago Around
,noo uunhcr Of small tables were the faulty
and al pupils Of the Chicago Manual framing
school an in. titution which ha, been fostereh -
succ.,s by the club. Among the Speakers was Dr'
woodward Of 81 Louis who told OF the organization
of The Manual Training school OF ST. Louis ana 10"
thc members Of the Commercial Club paid 1t VISIT
t,, . L,r of establishing "A similar m,titUtion
in chicago 4 letter wa, read from Charles H. ham
telling how the physical exercise In manual training
rni. cducation OF all terrOrs lie added: " see IN
the a sign of the approach oi that better tinc
yrhrn iii i,putcs about the word compulsory IN
educafon shall have been settled by rendering Tho
scIoM 80 alluring that children VIII nock 10 u a.
they rush tO the play ground"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
the other fireman. Pea-Coal jimmie who is missing.

the other fireman, {" PeaCoal jimmie who is missing.
Among the persons who say they have failed to be
enumerated in the census Charities Commissioners
Gott. General F.. L. Molineux and the Rev Theodore
F. Clark The enumerators looking anxiously for
their pay for their services.
The State Board Of Assessors made their annual
visit to the City Hall Yesterday. President wilson.
Of the city assessors presented the State officers 10 tho
Mayor
bark Krona lying In the Erie Basin fell from the yar'
arm 10 the hold yesterday afternoon and vas killed.
The LoncfeIlows and the Caledonians will have
game Of football at Rdgewood on Sunday. The game
will be played under association rules.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
ro srprv,nr CAPTAIN COLLINS.

rho f<.rd, NJ the new Postmaster. George j.
coli,,s ,,tu tender him sercIadc on Tuesday even
ing he dav he enters upon ms new duties IN the T'''
oacc tent i, 70 be erected on the grounds opposite
Copt,iu Con'','s house. 40. 3o1 Ihroop ave ION.
tcrro., Band viii ~crcuade the TOW Postmaster ana
.re.clc. Will he mad" hy cN Assembly men joseph
N~ninau James Aliavcn. Charles L P''''c" anu
h and c,n,o,, Collin, will be- called upon 10
..,o, ue wont to Washington Yesterday 10 present
nj. boud for sa5OO0O. which was signed by lanes
+ ,fr,uaGan. William H. Hazard; Darwin T..
r.,,'. <,,h \ rphicti, and thaf'- I. Ranclt'a, WI"
t',it' ID In dopil, thc penal ~ua. Tie houd VIII n1
,,o,,l and p. turned IN 'wc for The new Postmaster
to take charge ol the PO>tolncc next week
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
THE Essen COUNTY CLUB WINS.
LARGE NUMBER OF sPECTAToES AT LIVELY
POLO MATCH.

Poll, MATCH.
brilliant day ard fresh brHeze were W" '""''
,ione ~ the polo game in orange, y J' yesterday
large number Of spectators gathered I" SEE uc '''
,et between the Esscx County Country Chb ana '""
country Climb Of Wcstche,ter. The teams were inc
following Essex Couuty-.Tohn Dalictt. IT, l. "'''E'
wlitlock. Q: r. II. Powers Farr. 3 and Captain Doug
las Robinson jr. back colors. orange ana "m'o'
Vestchestor-N storey, captain aud No. ] l. h'c"'
ma, .. D. Hav-meyer 3; F. G. Potter back oolofS'
cri,,son and white II. l.. Herbert was referee anu
T II Hitchcock was timer. The Essex '"uhN 'caln
-o,o tho Westchc.tcrs four goals a. handicap. 'h
b throw of Dalle got tho bah and rushed II 10 inc
coal in 40 seconds The next goal wa mane p'
n,Iott in > IL minute, and the third hl b"llc' III
10 minutes In the fourth goal the ball was i''eD
from end ~ end Of the field. and tnaN faT soorc'
coal ia 51.2 minutes The hfh goal was won bN
r,rr in : minutes after an exciting struggle ~"
.,,,b ,ros a .harp drive 70 goal boy Whilook IN nan
minute TIE first period ended with " -H.''t ,i'
a -oal hy Farr in = minute. score i'''N ''1'''
= We-tchc.t~r : c-.. - .t-h too,
Tho second period prolonged hsh' lDr c'sn", t
minutes with brilliant plays bg iavc"ey eF arr ail
Robin on. The goal va, won h\ haNrWylr ~
,rinutes Tie uluth goal was won bN AT IN "
Minute. score M end of second period 10y
Courty e Wc,tchestcr ;. In the tn'ia me ''uu'
coal va, w0g by Nhltlock IN ~ minute, u''r' -
sb,rn and exciting struggle. The tW" rcna lh- s"'''
r.crtf won by Farr IA , minutes and minute -, .
The closing game VIII De- tO-W"rr'" t'i"oe' ''o
r.aeX County and the Meadow Brook teams.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
LATE NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN BOMvDA-A FIGHu
WITH THE INSC MCRS OF
AN ALLIANCE AGAINST chilli.

AN ALLIANCE AGAINST CHILL.
new attempt at a revolution has taken place in
Bolivia under the leadership Of General Camacho who
already compromised in a former pronunciamento.
This exet General launched rebellious proclamation,
dated May z Frontier Of BOLIVIA which was printed
on May II in the Opposition paper Of La Paz, En-
Impartial and favorably commented upon by the
same organ in It's number Of May Is. Camacho IL
the chief Of the Liberal party in Bolivia, in opposition
the alleged reaconary and clerical party, repre-
ented by the President senior Arce, who was accused
Of intending 10 place the whole country under state
Of siege General Elodoro Camacho left Puno 10 carry
out his revolutionary schemes, but the Governments
authorities at Orlro had been put on the alert ana
they imprisoned the principal agents Of this conspiracy
the curate, Ruben Camacho; the retired colonel,
Lavadenz; two other officers, also retired from active
service, and three civilians. Senor Pando. wealthy
mine owner was arrested and transferred to The ia1
at La Paz Meanwhile. Colonel Aguirre organized an
armed band in the envirohs Of Colquechaca and at
tackled the city Of Cochahamba but he was defeated
BY the Government forces under the command OK
Generals Lopez and Antezana The insurgents had
II killed. 20 wounded and prisoners; the regular
troops losing TWO killed outright and five mortaly
wounded The latest advices from La Paz, dated May
g. reported that tranquility regned all over tho
country.
The project so often agtated of transferring tho
seat Of the Government from La Paz 70 sucre. the
ancient capital is again being discussed The main
obstacle 10 its realization that it would require
expenses which. thOush comparatively small. would
neverheless be burden upon the little budget OF the
Republic.
The press in the Argentine Republic and IN CMn
has been much exercised in regard to rlmors OF 2
secret alliance said TO havc been concluded asa,hss
the latter country by Brazil. the Argentine 0puono
ana Peru II was even reported that senOr NianlS
GONZALEZ Gillian Minister az RIO Jalelio, ls1 lor-
warted by a special messenger copy OF te aIiianrs
treaty 10 his Government. The publication ana ais-
cusson in the papers Of these rImors caused te At
cennc President JurcZ Gilman, TO declare that they
Wero without any foundation, While the Chllan Mln-
istcr AZ Imenos Ayrcs. senior Grillermo Natta maze
declarations OF a similar character
The Argentine Commission sent 70 arrange tne
question OF limits between Chill ana the ArgehtIo
Renubic has returned 10 BuenoS Ayres Its pnel'
donr senior Octavi Pco declared that the Commission
was received cordially By the authorities ana the po
ne in chill and that the frontier dispute Is IN so8s
way Of arrangement.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
TWO ESTIMATE, OF MR. HrGnEs's WEALTH

Mr., Hattie W. Hughes. ~ 80. 4lj Franhlina ave-
made apnlicaiion In the supreme tourt Yesterday
hef,r, Jud., Pratt for tncrcas' of her anonN ana
>.d sum for the ciuoiton ana support of her chld
In November l0o4 she obtained an a 'oute divorce
from Fred. ri,n Hughes. with = week hll'"N' 0"'
un AVS that liu-hc, D. the proprietor oI IN 'i"""re
, n, III ,,I ST. N,v York. and has become
,,,althv -l, estimate, his property $2oOuoO ana
ny. be live, m ,.ylr AT the Alhcmsrr, ew-rorN,
own, Il Naent and maize, annual trips TO tur"P" ana anu
r1.rid, -h. ask, fo: 5000 n year MI ili> the
,, r,,nt dcnc- lie ssy~ n" lives IN single room,
at SO. >. Iae Twenty first st.. Ne" York ana earns
nnIv sI5O Il year. WORKING for the OaN LneiHo 'olu
",,, , - .iory Doch Judge Pratt ordered a refer
cnce Of the ease.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
TRoTrIyCi AT CHATTER OAK PARK.
lean yAIJEAv AxD DAWSON CAPTURE THRrf
nrArs IL SrCCEsslON.

lean vALJEAN AND DAWSON CAPTURE Thrill
HEATS ~ SUCCESSION
u,,,,o-a June 26 rSy.cisl.-wiih lovely DAY io7
c,,c and good track the sport AZ Charter OAK PARK
this afternoon was much lc, interesting than On IH'-9'F
a yydr.stav Tn. ~ c.as. fog uott"rs had h'.A
y, .yon IA, can,a sners and u Was expected INIT tA'y
,r,,d ,rstA 4 GOOD race. Jean Valan was 80 much u"
b., ot th, party however. tat he caItur'd ue' A''
ec,,,,.ly Be,ore the Ar,, h,a, suisan and Nan'rn'
N,d l5 Ola, I'm tho pools ~ SO and 9lb re-I"'u'e'y
,,nu. the n.d brought so rrob.'m mad 10" pace y"
o., hind ouart4r when VaIlcan ontfoot'd him h"H u''
,a ., a., too..tre,ch and finished nrst IN 22' Win
Allne vel " on the outside sui"an ara M'u".'". -
dd not try for the hat VslAn sold al i' ~ '''i
-. -, te.or. the second went a~af nt r'e I'I'
with Mafnhrlno Maid hot pursuit A. nv nal "''
,tt,g WAS two lengths advance. and Increased u'H I"
,,,I T., nc last quarter TIL the Maid ni.cd ana rushed
. IT.. -. indy that she fin she'd AZ A- neck 10 = -V+
I, Va III 10 l. on N4Icsn after th' mI'' "''.' IA
id nave ,roited fa-t,r ard when the MAID n'ue 4
tangled break IN last heat Sus'h went q''.A'. P
nm the f.yorte but wa, not driven "''' " ~
had only 70 tIot IN 2-'. to win inc neat "'' 49,,
r,. .eeond race for = SO uot'ers wac an '@-y N'""
=, nv.oo s,tDr Alicante lad made 10 Lively Tor one
,, y,tcb INC aeiGng uott"d in ~ s'"iulhs u"
cie,t tint. but second iastor IN reality NOUNS ia"
,ooo 100 70 30 on Dawson before the start s' u'' ION"
hun bv Alllcantc changed the batting the h'a s''s .
.. 900, tho fayorlte The second heat i"NhH p'" ~"
~ Co., q. ever while Alicante was tired WIN t"' P''''
e-o,t and not In II from tbs hall Aho'H'' "'
-, ,,oo =. "a Bawson's superiority, ~ De beat th'
marc a. far h" pi'ascl IN slower ~"'' -, ,
ducrG their rcco.d VaIean improving hi' lo9' H"'N
four seconds o.. no 100. and
,r,o,,ov ends the meeting. when the = - pace VII.
% ,,ot are On with a special rae" for Harry "''N''
and Rosslihd Wilke- a. "em o"''" = Va ~
ths fr.f-f H.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
STATEN ISLAND.
syyrvERsARY OF THE HARLEM CLUB.

one year ago Harlem Club took possession Of 10
l,, home One.huudre and twenty thrtst and Lenox.
ave Last nght the nrs anniversary celebrated by .
rr,ate subscription dinner at the club IN which hfty'hvs
member, took part those present were the pres-
dent Edwin r. Rice: the Nlce-president, Il. Clarence
rr.a,, he TREASURER James j. Richards the secretry
l. Hudson ogden and Charles II. Pinkham jr. The din.
nor was served at handsomely decorated tables In the club
dning.room. No formal speeches were made.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
NETWORKS IN ILL LUCK.
BEATEN AGAIN BY THE CINCINNATIS.
THE SCORE STANDS TO 5-DETAILS OF THE
SECOND DEFEAT on THE OHIO.
NATIONAL IEAGEE.

Cincinnati 8. New-York 5. Boston 8, Plttsburg o.
Philadelphia s, Cleveland 4. Chicago H. Brooklyn D.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
NewYorx 10 Plttsburg o. Philadelphia 30 Buffalo II.
Cleveland T. Brooklyn .. Chicago TO- Boston o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletic O. Rochester . Syracuse t. Brooklyn 3.
St. Louis 3. Louisville o. Columbus . Toledo o.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
jersey CITY Il Washinpton 6 New.Iaytn o. Wilmington 5.
Newark o. Worcester g. la timore II, Hartford !.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
CONEY ISLAND ENTRIES TO-DAY.

No saIvators. Tcnnys Or FlrenZs Will run 10
dey and racegoers must be content with contests
among 50 wek known horses Badge, S'ridfaway,
Longstreei, Reporter Eric, Adanant, PddIshah,
Folsom Her Highness, Maidstone and Others. The
spring Turf stakes and Of the other races ought
10 supply brisk finishes
Here are the lists Of probable starters:
FIRST RACF-SWEEPSTAKES SEVEN n ARONE
THE SCALE. PENALTIES MD ALLOWANCES
nNE MILE
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27
rAC1NG II ENOLANp.

London. June 2G.-Thls wa~ The third day Of inc Now.
,,le and Go.forth Park meeting. The race ''
the Scaton Delayal Plate won by j. Lo"'he' o"'
nut colt Cleator -, H..
4, ,h StocIhr,dgc meeting the race FOR the Hurst
,ourne Stakes was won by W BrodcrckCloftes bay MY
Ccreza
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

Earned runs-Cincinnatl 3. New-York z I"9;base
hit-Denuv hits-knignt and olicafu nome
run crnsn. Stolen base~-iiondsy. Mar = ,Nlcol,
Harruc on, Muauc tiin--co"k >. Clark Howe. DouDe
pily.-(la,-corA and Houtng, Howe snl I.ofIuhs.
f.t~t ha.- on hal=-Mcphcr Nicol. Harrington, Mt1hr'
,,i,s.,ock D,nnV ,llrt lit by pitched bal-HOuday,
Iu.ic Struck out he,nan. Knight. Horunc, bnr1ev,
CLARK. Passed halls-uarineton 2, BuoH!cy. Inn
10. Impirc-M, Quaie.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-27

and Ehret. Umpire

0. Louisville Pitchers-Stivetts and Ehret. Umpire
herins.
Toledo 26-Toledo codld get ball safe
to-day, while Columbus had little trouble In batting
Healy. The
Toledo ...............0 o 0 90
Columbus ................3 0 4 0 3 Ks
BaSehits-Toedo g. Columbus IA. Errors-Toedo 4,
Columbus o. Pitch5rs-Healy and Gastright. Umpire
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