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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-28

A DEMOCRATIC organ remarks plain
lively that the leaders ofthe Democracy
shave big responsibility before them"
They have, to be sure. The necessity OF
irving to curb and confne within the
boundaries of moderation and common
sense the tremendous Democratic ma
iority in the Fifty-second House is a
very big responsibility indeed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-28
1t Would Help the Whole Section.
TMadelia Times.

Madeha Times.
We publish the article elsewhere
about the sugar beet factory, to encour-
age the enterprise, If possible. If one
could be established in MankatC, our
farmers could raise beets for it, as they
do fax for the mill there. This will en-
able our farmers to still further diyersi-
fly their crops as beets could be easily
transported so short distance, or even
hauled by team, if necessary. We
therefore hope Mankato will get the
factory
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-28

THE Star, the leading home rule pa
per IN England, says it has reliable in
formation that Mr. Parnell will retire
from the leadership of the Irish Nation
alists. Evidently the O'Shea Scandal is
too much for him.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-28

POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAKER has
concluded that to stop Sunday mails is a
greater undertaking than he wants to
assume. Very likely. Mr.. Wanamaker
is great man, is capable of great things,
but he rightly, and for once, sizes him
self up when he declines to monkey with
the Sunday mail business.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-28

CHRISTIAN men are not always taken to
Heaven as reward, but sometimes to
get them out of the way on earth. They
go to join the tenth-rate saints in Glory.
Rev. T. DE Wit TalmGge
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-28

The Tragedy OF Eden Adapted
Bostonian: Willie (who has eaten bis
applet Mabel, let's play Adam and
Eve. You be Eve and I'll be Adam.
Mabel-All right, Well? Willie-Now
you tempt nae to eat -yeuf-apple and I'll
succumb. -.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-28
For Sale Cheap.

120 acres valuable timber. red and
white oak, maple, Eastwood, etc.; with
or without the land, In Rspidan, one
mile from G. M. & st. P. r r. Estim-
ate 500, 900 feet lumber and 5000 cords
of wood. Address Postoffice Box Ills,
Mankato, MINI. 20tf
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-28
X ,sE4fIfrof1Eg54te..
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succunb.

M stars !UWhat means shat howling
mob in front of the house
5sergant 20, sirsshid hide fer y'r
life Didn't you print in the Science
Magazine that cheap cuts of beef at 8
cents were ashutritiou8asrpoftgrhouee?
Great Chemist A0f course; but 4
T SerRantvThem rioters board.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-28

No liniimsat isL III bett9r Iepute or more
widely known than DIR. J. n. McLeap.s Volca-
MIC Oh nnfment! e IT fsia' wonderful remedy
Sold by j. r. Jones, druggist
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-28
Epoch:

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treasured IN the mem ry and the agerA44
CIV wherebythe geed health has been,
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is that so, much is heard in praise of
Electric .Bitters. So many feel they
ave Their restoration 1tp health, to the
use of the Great Alternative and Tonic.
If you are troubled with any8disease of
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e si ~ p ss S6s tsFf sSl Sss
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-28
HUI M PHR EYS

Dr. HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS are scientifically and
carefully prepared prescriptions used for many
years In private practice with success and
thirty years used by the people Every single Spe-
chic Is special cure for the disease named.
These Specifics cure without drugging purg-
ing or reducing the system, and are In fact and
deed the sovereign RENE dies Ofthe WOrId.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
THE RANCHO DEL PASO SALE.

TWENTY-FIVE YEARLINGS FETCH s1I5 s50-KING
THOMAS'S HALF BROTHER BRINGS 81. 600.
The third annual sale Of the Rancho del Paso
yearlngs took place Yesterday III the old panorama
building at Fifty ffh-st. and Se"cnthdvc. Most OF
the leading turfmcn in the East were present.
Ninety-gve youngsters were sold for SllJ,S10. an
average price per head Of SI.2l9 30. Mr. Ed,t0n was
I'm excellent form. and actually talked the money
out Of the pockets of the bidders. The highest price
maid was for a chestnut colt by st BlaiSc. out OF
Naud Hampton. lie is faf brother Of that famous
world heater King Thomas. otherwise known as
Ucarsts Folly. Marcus DAILY bought him for $1,000.
Pierre Lorillard gave $1,000 for brown colt by
Darebin-Katine. BY Mortemcr, and L. J. Rose paid
$500 for bay colt by SIR Modcd-Soh0o Girl.
Details Of the sale follow:
BAY colt by Kyrie Daiy-Abra by Alarm; C. Bathsate.
81 $50 ,,, .,,..- . 49, .,,o..a.
l.. j. Rose $3.50. a..
" Raw colt by John Happy-Allannah by Duke Of Mont
rose OnondaRa; John Hunter, 300.
Chestnut hlly BY LOngHeld-Alya by Gicnelg L. j
Rose. $500. -, $780,, - .,..u
l.. j. Rose. 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17

II was believed until yesterday that Mclaughlin
would have the mount ON Tcnny in the SnourDan'
lie was engaged by Mr.. Pulsfer several months ago
and had reduced to within two pounds of Tennys
weight 100 pounds Mr. Pulsfcr at the same
time wisely retained Garrison. and it is now certain
that the snapper Will ride Tcnny this afternoon
There unpleasantness. it Is said between
Mclaughlin and Pulslfer Moreover, Mclaughlin de
cided AT the last moment that he could not make
the weight and retain his strength
English Lady, though her name appears IN the
list Of starters Is not likely TO go 10 the post having
injured herself in some way Nor is IL certain that
Proctor Knott, her stable companion, will 60. The
chances are. therefore. that scoggan Will not run
first and second. as he expected TO do.
Cassius worked mile and quarter YESTERDAY
morning in Os, finishing well in hand. Campbell
remains confident Of victory.
The strideawey people ciated over their horses
easy victory Badge at Brighton Beach yester-
day. and viii back hin TO win to-day.
Reclare won the first heat Of the Equinoctia Stakes
as two year old last fall she is well In the second
heat to-day ll3 pounds and Warnke Is anXions To
secure that 81 900 In plate. The flly has recovered
her best FORM and contrary TO expectations, Is able
to go a distance.
Raceiand worked an easy mile yesterday In 40.
Rowe says the big gcldns is certain to win He fears
nothing.
s4lvatsss rrIaI Sunday AFT moon was the principal
topic OF discussion among owners and trainers yesicr-
day and last night Trainer Byrncs timed him mile and
quarter in :O7 Half dozen other trainers made 1t
. :O7 L. None made il slower than 2 :o7 -, not
oven the most sccptcal. Frank Clark caught
the last mile and an eighth in l 80, and the
last quarter in 0:2j. lie and all the
trainers who the move prepared
TO wager their last dollor on Mr.. HagSn's
mighty chestnut The track was good. FirenzPs
time was 21O. Both finished well III hand Byrncs
became terribly excited as he called the quarters on
salvador. The colts amazing speed was eye opener
even 10 him. Salvador carried 80 pounds
What do YOU think Of salvatore 'rall' Mr.
Pulsifer was asked, and "Surc Thing Dave As they
used 10 call him in ~. Louis. replied a reckon IT II
make Tenny's price about " /. won't "
one of the shrewdest trainers on the track las bet
300 even that salvador beats Tcnny
Quesal, after being lOstcd knocked about. set back
shat out and pOcketed innumerable times In race AZ
Brighton YESTERDAY, ran mile and "A quarter III
10 "a. She carried IL pounds and the track wa
sticky and slow. To-Day her weight is 100 POUNDS.
The horse BallstOn. who was ruled of at saratoga
last summer, been reinsatcd 20 all The privilege,
Of le turf by the action Of majority Of the Board OF
stewards Of the Saratoga Association.
John Campbell gave $4,000 for Worth last week
and won nearly twice that sum on him saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
xybercyrr Malaria Exists.

The bilious are It's certain prey In Intermittent ana re-
ueut fever dumb sgue and cake, the liver Is al
vav, serously the blood contaminated with
,uc one Of the chief why Hostetters Stomach
Filters is such defence against ehs and FEVER ana
ovc,v form Of mala1l disease l. that 10 does away Win
liability " the disease. by reforming irgularV OF '
hillary organ In OF The arrival OF the season "he
tho dlsc,.c il peyalrut There f. no fortHy ing pre-
narrative FOR visiting emgrsting To LOCALITY
where the niasmaaint There l. no certain I'm
munity disease ia endemic or epidemic FORM 10 We
secured by tie tones and aht-lasmou
les But qulnne fails the Bittcrs succeeds Dot III
preventing curing Moreover, removes every 'esuse
Of dyspepsia and olercomes constipation rheumatism IN
activity kidneys and bladder. and uAnquiiiIes anu
streng thens the nervous system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
THEY DO NOT WANT CHARLES p kCLELLAND

The EpublIcan Cub he'd IL maj meeting TOT inc
summer last night President Ccphas Braned presided
and There was fair attendance 81 members. The most
important by tho club In regard to n"
reported candidacy ~ Chsres p McC~and for the position
OF under the Customs Administration
law which provides fOr tho estab >hmcnt Of Board OF
nine General Apprssc i've Reput csns aud four Demo
Gratis The place Will pas salary OF - 900 year ana
l. a NE position. IL wa, announced In Democratic
uapcr recently that Mr. McClelsnd's candidacy Tor t
Office had support Of eNI'rcsd"nt Cleveland Inc
Rouuhlicnns Of Dobb- Ferry resented the idea OF MI.
McCL.land's appointment 10 such important once.
They recalled connection with the election OUTRAGE
committed at Dohbs Ferry In 1858, whereby hlfy't"o
color,d Republicans ntimdatcd from voting.
John IT, wod a leading Republican and prominent
citizen Of Dob Ferry. presented the facts Of the cas- 70
liz, Republican Club last night william br'ry now"
that Ia. Committee NaOnal Arairs b. empowered 10
inouiro into McCleands participation in the Dobbs Ferry
affair with power enter pror-,t to the Prc'dh' u
ecss,ry James W. iaTncs seconded the resolution anu
Edward r. Bartlett made remarks. The commute"
+ ou,,o..d Of d. Morgan lIildr tn IT, chairman, Mahoh
Chance Edward W. Harris Henry r. ktafhry '""He'
william McNichacl George NJ. b. Nudge. ClaFhc" W
Meade Daniel A. Nesbtt and Police Justice Charles y
TantOr. ,,- =, .t..
The following were elected members Police justice
1scob NJ Patterson William NJ Towney and H'"ard -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
rur c.rHOLrc CIR INST ALLAS OFFICERS.

The annual meeting the Catholic Club was held isss
evening AZ No 20 Twenty seyenthst, and was H.
tended by about 200 members who rnoyed supper ~heA
the business was over Tho officers for the coming
year were Installed Their names are C. v ForheS' pres
dent Joseph J. ODonohue first ,icepresdent JAMES o.
Coleman second vice president; Colin Mckensie' IT,
treasurer and Joseph l.. owens secretary Among moss
present were John u. Crimmns. Joseph Moran Johh j.
Pulleyn. l.. \. GleQereh, Francis hiss'hs' i"o"s'
Mosher Thomas F. Crmmins Robert j. Hoguet' James j.
Ph.lan John Mclaughlin, Henry McAleenan. IT, John
d. Fcnlon r. J. Mc,.ure Henry L. Cavanaeh and Andrew
J. Connick The total receipts during the year were
$40 800 and total disbursements $4,000 The assets
NJ the club are now si3OOc0 compared with $4,000
veor aro The plans Of building for new clubhouse
in Ffy.nnth.st to cost s3oo,0 900. were adopted me
preent membership i53 and efforts will BE- made DUP
ing the year raise II to the maximum OF 'oo ms
winners OF prizes at pool tournament which took place
rnw works ago were announced: W. ID. Mccarthy,
Joseph T. owens, EDWARD Murphy. Joseph Ennis Aa
John d. Desmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
letter and Boi!s.

For years 1 anhIcted with aggravated case Of
letter tried lotions salves, soaps and other outward
applications without beneficial results. addition
to the letter Bos commenced breaking out all my
body causing me much pain that had to quit work
and go to bed then decided that had started wrong.
and instead Of using external treatment. ought
disease and purify blood as It was OBJ
vousy bad blood that caused both the letter and the
Bols took several blood purifiers without any sood
effects About the time my case declared incurabe
commenced taking S. S. S. In few weeks the letter
was cured and one BY the Bois disappeared until
was entirely and permanently cured. This was three
years ago. and since been free from any ska
eruptions.
NV skin is now and has been for three years. as soosh
AZ any ones S. S. S. only cured me Of the letter
and Boils but aldo restored appetite. and general
health causing me to in weight and improve In
every way. NJ. 5. PoLLoCk'
Nav q 1890 New London. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
ry.WARDEy KEATING STILL HAS PULL

Tx.Warden James i. Heating. who was sul'po7eu \"
., rct,,cd from politics after his indictment aud rrSisa
-, ,., .bc Ludlow Street JAN wardcnshp, rehpear"n
,oon IN. surface presided at the meeting oil the IAN
mann, Hall General Committee Of the AEIIIu Ah''M"''
District last evening A. this II cNchahDera" ''o"''
IA d,,i,, il WAS taken for granted that Keatlhgs re-
-. a., the .dl,trct boss" In conformity win
C,okcr,s de.rcs The ex.waden seized the opportunity l"
make sn,cch and denounce some Of his ALLEGED 'h"c
In the committee. lie said hat certain man ~ """'u
~ ,f,e,v,,d had been circulating report that he had
-, t ,er.,cc and could get patronage for the dis
,r, and that he would have 10 get out OF the e"u'P
ITO jysntd To assure his fellow braves hat TINS was
false. His influence was st'll Al ana he was so'"s ~
rho d.uartnents every day. he said seeing about places LOT
- rarp.n verkcrs I'm his district, aud that he was as
rcccssfu A. ANYBODY engaged In such labofs Of love.
rnvd Of fresh applicants surrounded the cA'"su'h ""o
,he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
PROTESTS BY THE THOUSAND.
NTw.JERsEY TOWNS UNITE IN Az ArTEMPT To
PREVENT THE LEGALIZING OF BOoKMAKING.

NEW.JERSEY TOWNS UNITE IN An ATIf-NFI ~
PREVENT THE LEGALlZIN G OF BOOKMAKING.
Petitions to the Governor against signing the hill
egaliYing bookmakns on race tracks in New-Jersey
have been largely signed In Newark. Nearly all tho
churches have ;aicn action against the bill and for
warded Inconsistencies Tho Rev. Ferd G. lslehardt,
pastor If the Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
Yesterday commune the the fact that
his congregation Of 1000 people had unanimously
requested a veto Of the measure.
All is ready in Elizabeth. y. j., for big delegation
Of citizens to 90 to Trenton thi, morning to present
arguments to the Governor against his signing the race
track bill. Petitions were sent all through Union
night with thousands of names affixed ~ them. They
will be presented to the Governor by the committee
Of nearly 300 VINO, headed by all the cergymen Of
ernor Albeit Special have been secured and
II is expected That large additions to the Elizabeth
delegation. Will DC made from other cities.
A public meeting Of citizens Of Plainneld was held
in the Plainfeld Opera House last night. for the
purpose Of entering protest against the bill Rcfo-
lutlons unanimously passed protesting against
the action of the last Legislature and pet,tioning
Governor Albeit TO veto the bill. Mayor job Male
presided at the meeting. Stirring addresses de
Hvcrcd by the Rev. DR.. ID. j. Yerkes the Rev. W.
r. Richards the Rev. H. VI. Rodmsn and the Rev. Dr.
A. H. Lewis, all Of whom pastors Of Painield
churches MayOr Job Male, Mayor Charles Place,
Of North Plainncld and the Rev. T. VI. Rodman VIII
head Plainneld delegation which will so to Trenton
to-day to present the resolutions 70 the Governor
A large meeting al the Young Mems Christian AS
sOcation Building in Now Brunswick, y. j., framed An
protest against the bill to eealze gambling
and Yesterday committee started for Trenton with
largely signed petition asking the Governor TO XIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia June lo.-Biook!n 'os' W W, 49, nm
, A., ,h,nuoh had gcdlnR Mcmahon was elective up
n ,hs eighth inning when the visitors made three earned
inns Mccullough was also hit hard In the same inning
brt only after chanccs been offered to retire ue su
80 go rcins.aed and played third for four innings and
then retired on account Of sickness Inc htuhs VI
George shafcr and the fielding OF r mn y were tne
Attendance, !, $50. The score was -
Athletic -...-.----------s " - a a n a Ga
Brooklyn ..-.--.--...--.V ...,.,,, a
na.chits-A Athletic g. Brooklyn g i,rrors
Brooklyn :. DECENTRALIZATION ana M''"'ouE"'
pire-TOole . a.. p..,oo
Boston June 16.-The first game between the hos'o"
and Phadr phia clubs to-day resulted IN shutou' 'o
rhn,deIuhla Rcnnett played brilliantly behind the Dat
-. ,oI,on,. ,eneral work was excellent. Nickery was
nd in his delivery. Attendance 1000 The score was
Poston ~. L)...-.-o o o %
Philadelphia ...........O o o
Basehits- Boston TO- Philadelphia T. Efrors-Boston D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
p,rstyG FINDS TO Build A NALL.

largely attended meeting Of the board OF directors OF
the Ancient order Hbernians held last evening In
Central Hall No East Fortyseyenthst. IL repre-
sened the Board of Erin the parent body in Ireland ana
All tho officers O. the OF the order were
rcprscnted Edward l.. Carey the county delegate pro-
sided while James IIaggsrty present county treas
urer John Mcguire, county recording secretary, ana
u,ard Ford county financial secretary. IL was said
that over sl2 600 had been raised toward building nall
IN. handsome nag the gift Of Archbishop Croke, OF
Cashc Ireland and by the order at the recent inm
utnnt,' fair Garden Mission.
.ented By Mr.. Carey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN ASSOClAT
FOR THE yEw.ENGLASD TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

r..
Neu Haven Conn., Jure Ii lspeciaD.-The Ne"
England championship tennis tournament VIII open III
This city TO morrow and Will continue three day -
The New Haven Lawn club has offered championship
cun valued AT II 30 for the winner OF the tournament
lint the emp becomes the permanent property only
after being won three times not necessarily con
sccutve Besides this cup, first and second prizes
are offered both in the singles and doubles Inc iSt
~ cnttes M TO to-day il as follows: For singles
4 J. shaw of Yale. ". Il. Wceden. Providence :
Leonard sanford. Yale. r. T. huntington Jr'' al"
Ford III ntington Yale f. e.. Beach and r. l. iieach
vew.IIaven Lawn Club: O. ;. Campbell. BrookN II ,
1 W Nichols IT.. New-llaven Lawn club. ;. W. d.
Moornead. L. Parker. A. Parker and T.. L. kcrno'h
Vale: John sheppard. IT.. Providence r. W. Carter
"a Tinker and r. 4 Fand Mcriden Tennis Club
For donblc,-F t.. Leach and Ford Huntington, O. >
CamnbeU and Il. r. Huntington. IT,. L. sanford ana
st John L. Parker +. j.. Hall IT.. and f. I. Fellow
n " Carter and ". J. Tinker. IN the single,
r. p huntington. r.. and O. ) Campoci! are looked
ul,on a. the strongest men; Last year huht ns
Won the tournament. In the doubles F q. Beach
and F. Huntington and o. :. tampbell ana Ii;
Iimntlncton are regarded sure for the hnilS ana
Tho chances that the Latter VIII win the doubles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
BABY CURED.

Ny baby had the worst case OF Catarrh that
small child afcted with. The nasal discharge very
large and offensive. Having personal knowl.
edge Of the curative properties Of S. s. S.. the
me the discharge from the stopped and the Caarrh
was cured entirely and permanently there has been
OF IL since. DAVID HARTMAN,
May 10. 1890 Independence. Ohio.
Treatise on Blood ana Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17

Tn. rather Wild pitching NJ Crane and Murphy spo''eo
what would have wonderful game OF oa-eoa" a.
-. p,,k v.s,e-t,v The game between tho
yo,k and Brookyn PLAYERS clubs and was won by
the BROOKLYN team exciting battle Of ten ihnhsT
rcv.n O, the thirteen runs scored were due drecuy !"
bases on called balls Only fifteen hsseht were maze yet
,,,c, ,a,smen reached first called balls Worse er.
rors cannot be made.
C,ptan Ewing was sufficiently recovered IN reoin Ms
,.,, and he caught a magnificent game and with any
h.r catcher behind the bat Cranes widness would nave
hon decidedly morn costly than IL was The Princeton
ill., toan, witnessed the game having to tho
grounds earlier IN the dsy practise for tomorro"s great
,,,,le with Yale and incidentally to pick up few points
,,orr the professionals. The score was a. follows;
''' p LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
Extraordinary.

Do class swifs Specific IS S. S. with the ordinary
socalled blood potash and
thousand dose for shilling compound with which the
country flooded S. S. s. contains OF the sub.
stances neither any mineral poisons whatever 1t
simple vegetable compound. but powerful a blood
remedy that It fails . durable case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
.yorUrR VDORUIS DEMOCRACY CAMP

Another district organization Of the Noorhs Democracy
nc set nm Last eN enng This Ia the Win Assembly
District, at Warren Hall. NJ" ga >piihs'St "H''"
pennc,t was made chairman. Charles COOK secretary anu
Rernard McEntyrc treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17
ENTERED FOR THE Long ISLAND REGATTA

The Long Island regatta on June -, az Nht
stone promises 10 be a SUCCESSFUL ahan' y TIC"
t.tro I'm the management Will be two separate boats.
M ~, each side OF the finish line. with judges
.tatoned In each The secretary. Bob Pclton. says
there will be no trouble this time with moving
stake boats as he WILL IL necessary, run cham
across tho course. and iasen the end on AHore'
Entries have been made by the Nonpare Is ~ New
Vnrh Athletic Union &. G.. DauntlcSs B c. MalauiaS
and the Tritons and PASSAGES. Of Newark. Besides
these couple OF crews from the Long l'iaha eiuo'
will contend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17

Farncc n.-NcwYork BrooNiyn l. fr,, os;s Sy
c,-o-s Sev York l. Bfooklyn =. Lrit on pasr ~
yo,k Hrooklyn = Fiat base on bsi's-oh hnsie 1 on
Terry struck out Fsterbrook ,lnIhe , ~.
Ci,rk Nucsley Collins, Burns. CorFhlI I"o'osr. ~
Tefnan Danny Terry Clark Sacrifice Epa,Sc
pur1ct Rucklcy FoutI Smith stolen No. y, -
psnny Pinkncy I? Hit by plther-Denny via p,Innm'e,d
Tcrrv . Passed balls Duckler 'inPrS-'''1"'''
,,d pnve,s Time-i :35. Attcndance-6ll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17

Iarnsa I Inser ri.y 5 worcester 4 Left on buses
Jersey CIV H. Worcester g. Base on osSo Dnr%s
nnory Van Alstnr Dowd g. Murphy, McDefmott = ar
hard J. spill Campon salt 'Hn'So o''E Kmnsdv
tnnasso Sacrifice IFuGcrnd DouDlc rIaysIkrTiii
Three.basc hit-fitzgerald Two-base hltsIady, oPr
ann posSed "tmnasso Q. Dowd, Murphy. Umpire
+ Cofcoran. Timc-2 hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17

Tho Ncwarks and Baltimores played stubborn gam
., newark Yesterday the visitors wang by ouhc"nS
their hits The was = q
Newark ....''''''---.' q 2 2 o %
paschIts- Newark 9 Baltimore o.. Errors-NewnhH J.
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