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New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
rryyfS AND BASEBALL AT PRINCETON

pr,uccton May @s tNpeclal).-The tennis tonrna
meut in singles. given by the University Tennis Asso
ciuo, was finished Monday aud the winner
,,.a william V. John on. who was barred from the
Tournament. for the championship Of the college 10
d,y There were sixteen entries IN the Tournament
In the cnal round Ambrose W Vernon, 81, deicaHu
Ar,l,ur f. Gladwin, 81, by the score OF % u
81 ~ v Johnson, '3. defeated Vernon ~
q l Ga thus winning the championship III 'he COZ
l,.cc for ,hc second consecutive time a., .,,..
The staten Island Athletic Club turned tnc .,o uiv,
an ~. PRINCETON nine this afternoon by osI.aunSs
,hcr, hy ,ly same score by Which they were ucio"'
on Nav iS-6 - =.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

Kentucky Ewes 124 n a, IS IS 22S Kentucky Lambs.
Judd & Dhckingham: 1877 Western Sheep, o3 n, at
So 81 273 Texas do - n. az 50 60 -
DC - Vryini, sheep 81 ~ at 6&c Winter Lambs 70
~ at &c. 80, - - - 80 ., 4.
do 79e N. - so. 49,,
MARYLAND Lambs 0s H. az 90 % Maryland Ewes 123 ~
at sac. 40. . a, - 4,
d. harrington c. lambs G2 N, at 6'sc; AZ do
C2 - at 7c - do. O6 ~ at H..
Dllrniack & Dewey 2G9 Western Sheep, .s n, at
s. 81 100 N. , -. ,
HO'S-Eeccips Sc carloads Of 776 head-23 carloads
Jersey civ % carload, at 40th- and carlonds at
IIobokcn. One carload for sale. Market weak at -
~ 30
20 n.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
EY-CHA MERRIAM IVIkS CRITICISED.
REFEREE DANIELS SAYS He LENT TRUST MONEY
TOO GENEROUSLY.

TOO GENEROUSLY.
An Investigation Is made Of the accounts OF the civ
Cbomlcrain "A year b. referee appointed Dy inc
f;encral Term Of the supreme Court. and tins year
Charles II Daniels. son Of Judge Daniels, was aP
uoinlcl 10 make the investigations Ills report mas
Inc, lccn fled H. the supreme Court and IN that d"ch
mcut Mr. Daniels critciscs one OF Mr lvinoo tI'ih'
,c,,o,s while ne was Chamberlain. All the money
which is paid into the supreme court IS paid over 10
the Chamberlain for investment and safe keeping. III
his Investments the Chamberlain is not allowed To n'
,.rcc more than half the value Of the property ph
which a mortgage is taken 10 secure the loan. and th'
g.. the ,rovision which Mr. Daniels charges Mr. WINS
with having dsrcgaricd. lie reports that Mr.. lvins
,,oh mortgage on the property at the northwest
co,,er Of smith and Ninety ninth ST. for S4t,ooo
,ben IN fact the property only worth ~ 900.
house was being built on the property which wheh
,,ctcd would make 1t worth S53. 900. Mr.. Daniels
,,s that under the circumstances he cannot consider
III, a proper Or safe investment This Is thc oniy
tcis1 ne has a. make concerning Mr. Ivins's tiahs-
octions while Clty Chamberlain.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
,.--.n>. MApKETS-HY TELEGRAPH.

,,., MAY ~ 4 D. rnLThe sale, of th' DAY in'
cua"d 100 lni,- American. Future closed h,in i"r
. r.o,,ti. and steady for distant months Anl"r,' m
.,t,t,,, i,. middliag claus. MAY delivery. g. - - Z"
i"Gid Nav aud Junc delivery. il-oiGD AZ-1'" l.h"
~ Lii, dliy,ry. il-Gt as i2Oid; July anu NlEu I
SSi,|rT q 4iGidG 4i-Gid; August deuWH So, Z"
a, a. August and september delivery, sou N'iH
S,,,,,r delivery a26td value; Sep"mp'r ana ecu" 'r
Ii',r, Il 96id -opr, october and November dcI'Ntry'
l-Gid buyDr, a. 49, .,tn,i. ,riidlino rfs,c .
low middIns. ll'sc good ordinary ,. h"L a"u F'o'
.' .' - o.. ,,irS 20 bales stock. l.Ol' halre.
Norfolk May cS.Cotton hrin; miGi,ns n, s,o n'o
and ,.. receipts balc- exports c"iSt"'>' 10 o''
saI..7 80 bales stock. 7Gi la'> ,,, 80, M
S,,,,nah Nav @e-Cottol quiet; middllng. l--c' 10"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

The New. YORK and Cleveland Players teams INDUCED
IN another lively batting Brotherhood Park
nrdsy the presence Of 6jj spectators The early part
81 game exciting and VEL PLAYED, but after the
fourth inning the local players batted OBens delivery
all the field ard eventually they pleased
Ewing retired in the seventh inning and Brown took his
place. Sly de- relieved Sutcliie the inning.
Dunlap and the NewYoIk Players club out and
tha, player Will not connected with the local team.
Dunlap demanded years contract and other condi
tons 10 which the di-ectCis refused accc1c His salary
be SIS 600 year. Dunlap started for Philadelphia
yesterday and says tbat he Will 60 into business there.
o. calre IL
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
rT'pOpFAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London May 2s.-f p. m.-Consols. 9s 9-l6 Cor money
Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage trustees certificates Il Canadian Pacific,
S5L Erie 293,; St Paul common. s0L P.nnsylNnnta,
55, RradnL a Mexican Central per cent bonds,
ISL
Bar silver is quoted at 47d per ounce.
Money, L per cent.
hr atc ~ discount the open market for both short
and three months bills j. Nal ll.l6 per cent.
indt, Council bills allotted today a. advance
OF l-l6d per rupee.
pans advice, quote per cent Tentes ~ francs rs
ceitimas account, and exchange London
francs l3L confines for checks.
Tn, amount OF bullion withdrawn from Dank of
England on balance to-day = $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
rrROprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. May -. 3:i5 p. m-Becf-Hoders oner
freely India dull at Cos prime mess dull &C
42s sd Pork-Iolder- oIcr freely: prime Eastern
a Uams-IiOder> Oler moderately. Bacon
od.rs otcr freely; long clear mddl's about IS n DUH
A Cd. Cheese Holders offer moderately. TalloV-
Holders moderately prime city firm AT 2is 3D. TUr.
ant,ne- Holders offer moderately firm 40 Bis Rosi IN
Holders moderately. Lard and futures-HOlders
ofer moderately; prime Western spot and May EASY as
3ls 30 July easy at 3ls I'd Wheat and Hour
Holders Offer moderately Corn-Spot and futures HOLD
trs ofer moderately. Hops at London-Pac.ac Co3st~
Holders not Offering.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

SET SrG'4 nsrf a SIS 50 2, West SO 2SdsiY
q sa 100 pefG i[teG T. a P!le az 9Ss GoSo '? S
& Be- BELLE Fcsta ID e 5oS ID at cSS SSs PsS% ci no' p
S%Sa @Ss dS &c lo% Pc s5 'S%d %M dc,nand aa'
& nyas1 s SNsri s9d E6, ay qp9 June I2Se = Hos
SIN ia b,4r's ayor, Win madefac stir to the
adqs Sty 5g 70 light l0qS 1i 7Sf pfs Ss 'Is s6
r', fcd"ay b.csme strongcr owing 70 onaig, arsi'
p"c9a%c % %a ae qanl i 's' "sy sa0VSq ' ac s' 5
snd dH a c2;9s o at at 9s2ac CIV lean go n tc Ssr & Ge
Jnne co.'d a. G3oc sales. 1000 tcs G27 zoe Jnly
3@9 tc'. eec October clori at o7oe SALE LOCO tc1
%ac,a @ sS'@"1i taTTiE:qh s fa, Sa%s
@ STAT cr%roey % lq "a f'G fancy 10I I5S Mat statc an Penn
sylyania Creamery ;uIs lldijc; Egm Creamery ioncy
l2dl3c Do far to good sdiIc common, Gd7c STATE
%Sh a hp radG iql % SslI gs Datg wc.h tbs fancy
M $ w ScS ,dIo; ogc P25 %' cer er soS
sasc iaI 7a7e w,stern Dairy chocc lec DO gGed ,Ss
;Sqpa, ase mirt- wcsern dairy ana f.cicIy 4a$c ~,
tone va not % ann hi nrc Showed no material change
New Chce~c: state Factory fu nne white s'c
fair. 7'aasc st,c fac;iy full skins, 2d3c rrt skins,
aaGf amv weo nat m PRIME ioT active n16lS Re-
seip' were thG smaller stat ana pr1ncy'an2 my. Ii
srGAE-EAwHod tsir inquiry and fhc rGGe riGo wa "a
,ss, 4lc Fair refining quoted a. t'c ccnrtgea 30
in good demand crushed G7ac Cut Loaf 6T.c Cubes.
Bloc Powdered 3Gc Granulatrd 6ec Mould 30"
2-ljc; Confectionery -" &c Stnndard -" ~; ;
OF a." $1,000 7-16c White Extra . 13.lbd
95lGr; Extra &C." 5a5 Lice; &C" 4'd4 l5-l0c !;
yellow. t%6 1l-lGc , &. -.
quoted Mt si.c; do in hhdN, 77sc. ocomarearnc dull
city. j3c bid
TAILOW Unbalanced in price and dull Prime city
S TO-DAY 1," 1T anI Ro so pkrs as follows
MoyuGc; IIy.on. ioEelic Young Ily.on i0%@3c s3n,
'iunroeder l3i2d3oc. Japan. Pan Fired G02lr; sitting.
Gcci Cougon, Ioa2GL: india and Ornnsr i'rkoe, 10"
&c; Oolong Fomo-a, lj03Gc Annoy, 13Gl6c.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
oil. MARK ETS.

OIL CITY Pom. May - National Transit certlMGatc'
",,%r ,ri.S i5G.OO0 Dbl, charteIs 35Do' Dds SNIP
,".,t. 20 .tj hhl- runs. Slol2 hhs 80, 1901, ,..,n.
in'in, ,, prnu NAV .s-Pctrocum dull and lower
81 n, T,n,it certificates opncd At ?2ho closed at
1csC' Tf,tr,, ga1c: lowest. 9otc. Qualification,
nradf,d Pom, May .Natonal lIan1t cer'ny ,,
orc,,d a. ,o'c: clo.d at 90sc highest vac lo"''"
,,ns,r. rl,or,nc,-. $4,000 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

mddlng I1sc; good ordinary, HE net and gross
oapts 25s bales exports coastwise 200 baes sales 81
bales stock, $3.50 bales.
New.Orleans May 2s.-Cotton firm middng 11sc;
low mlddline Il@c good ordinary IL 516c recepts
81 bales gross 229 bales exports coastwse 1901 bals
sales. !, 100 bales stock 49, 54l bales.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

Earned runs-New-Y York 3. Chicago 0. First base by
cr1ois"Scw.York |. Chicago 3. Left on ses-New-
Yosk g. Chicago lS. First base on ballson Rusie Z.
ig BgrActt Z. BY Hutchinson, a. Home run-Tlcrnan.
iisterbrooH bits-Bassett. Carroll Wilmoo,
An,on Burns Hutchinson. stolen bases-COoney Car
,ol Wmot . Burns BasehitS-Of Rusic 2, off Burkctt
2 Double plsys-oBrien; Cooney and Anson IIutehn;
SON COonev and AnsOn. Hit BY pitcher-Andrews W I'D
pitches Hutchinson l. Ruse l. Passed bails-Buck-
lev /. Sonimcrs . Kitrdce l. Umpre-LyHch. Time
Il As. AttcnGlnce-S5S.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

Earned runs-New- Cleveland 8. First base by
errors-New-Ycrk . Cleveland 3. Left bases-Ncw-
York s. Cleveland First base balls-Of hccfe OF
% Iren Z Struck out-Naughn, keefe >. snyder. lone
runs-O Rourke Gore. Larkin Two'base hts-Larkln ,.
Tebeau Sacrifice hts-Ewng, Brcwn, Connor, OIolfkc'
browning Twchel O'Brlen. Stolen bases Ewing.
Richardson Vaughn Strcker. Double play-Richardsoi
Hit by pitchcr-Richaidson. Umprr>MaheWs and trun
ming. Tme-2 hours. Attendance-03j.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
.dlrd OF ClasSin-

StFc' Good ordinary 10. Midduht ---.---..'-
Option, wcfo variable and v,ry IRREGULAR. vith AMY
ac, -. -l.cu'q;on A. th. ou-s the o1ng~ Wer' ul-
impor,aut the market quickly gained strfit,h' ~,
h. ,avy huynr July and Aug-t tn lattf 3dNhn,lnH
fully II iOut- while Other months rose "a ~ llh,
Later IN tl,. d.r howcyrr there va. general Hn"TI ~
Gong. and prcs- suffered decided break MAY Iuhr
and July closed 5d1O Iplnt, lov'r. AUGUST ana >,l'
poiu, and remote deliveries 4dj point- down IRON ~,
tor1av Liverpool ftTJrt . rine o. 'dH ln.nt-, "L"h
L,Jud u,. carly advance Salc, 12l 800 l0,'-.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
Domestic Gllunuons Wanteo
Females.

Females.
NURSE or MAlD'-ldncateI
y North German. neat sewer competent
IA teach. will bc generally usciui 'ltS OF
country highest references WIN MIS-
TYLER. JoS 6tn-aNr. ---
NJ KsL. Nc.-Hy mcat. tidy .youns girl
y ~ nur>c and assist WIN n,'l',ino,
Wng,.. -. personal rri' nn'ri clty OF
.o,,ntrv. Cali L0l7 Gth-aN'., between
57th and 5sth -t,.
NrIESF.-Iady scinp travelling WI high;
y IL recommend h,r nuf-' VINO Ia. i.N,u i.N
with her > year. Ia, ti"I m,'"I nnd,r' ,dD,'
/ moLthlN mrs., Prot ,taht oman uilu'i
stand, food aud Woahin2 H,cn "n'' '"'
ruecI at . W,-t l2i->t. from 10 T." 3.
,iTESE.- Nv respectable English girl.
" lately landed to a--ie. with children J
| willing and obliging. can OF aduicNN io'
Nest j6th.-t. rin1 twice. -
N,rHoF Ry competent woman A. infant :
l ~ nurse. take full cha.g' Pl,nF "pc iii uii1
| bottlr: references frnm last rinpl"i'i- =, ''''
at 2og West Goth 't. Iin2 N"D.' prH.
~lrrSE and CmAMEFRMAlD.-by a
Y woman Is a good seamstress good rex
| ,r.nc.s. no objection to the country. $50
/ r,st I0th.-t. call for day,
NTI KSt. ccrtlncated and possessing high
" It tr~tin.on.al-. dr~ir'' rht's'ill'nv W
| i,ok ,ftrr invalid or pcr-on during sickness
~ care Mrs. clamp, llj East sSth-st.
Nli-KSE.- -Bv d competent Young girl. seen
! y at present employer 100 West -2a ~
KSE-A ladic,' nui>e. thoroughly
y mutcnt and reliable. wishes en-
',,s.nrtn.. physicians reference terms
gS.a'as.GTnablr. gassTbl STRsE 1So Fa-t i2Cth.st.
NITGSE. Gc.-By Protcstlnt woman thof-
y ouehly understands thr c9r" ~ inNattTI!
,,,nd -nain-:icss l. capab'c 81 MAD
/ Sufi,s. reference t. b. foN 10. Tribune
| 'ptown once. l,23s Hrood"ay.
=, K~E.-By comp, ten, huise for lazy
y oI young CHILDREN Ni.InH anu 0M sihs ;
| l., Il civ references. - west AV,h'Nt.
%rI-RSE BY French nurse Cor child
y eXpcrlcnc.d aud kind -praHs a niue
! ingli,h. b.. clty references. Audf'Ss
/. h.. 3Oo West 2i'h-,t.
NrI.KSE aud r,EAM AMNTNEN>.-By . young
swedish T.rl. -pcaHIng English, a.
rrr-e To growing children and seam ,r'ss
wiling. ohlleing ard uu-tWoithi WuilhI
I n frap,l excellent r,f'r"n'rN from iisI 'il,
mover: call early. 3j' 4th'aNe., -"th an"
| Roth IT.. .---------
,TIESE.-Bv competent swedish woman :;
y understands care OF children good seam
/ ,,ress references. Call Mrs. MALMbth'''
352 ith.ave., between 10Th and 10Th sts''
UPSTAIRS
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

Earned runs-B.ooklyn 0, Pittsburg ?. Lft on ba-cs
BroOklyn T. Pittsburg IL First base on cfrois,BiooK
lyn 4. Pit,sburg >. First base on bslls-Oh W"yhine
6 on Tener 3 Struck Out-By Wcyhing T. By I"nel 4
Sacrifice hits-Kinslow, Field. Kuehpe. andrew or
NcGoachy > Word :. Hit by pitcher-Ten.r, ianloh
stolen bases-Joyce, Andrews. khislow carroll Bcckey
Threebase hits Bauer. Seety Corcoran; Visner Two
base hit-Cairol. Double plsy-Fieds and KueIne.
Wild pitches-Tcncr . Unpiies-Knight and Jones.
Tlmc-2 .O0.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
THE PETROLETM WARhET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

nEWS IRON THE FIELD MD KANUE UF FI'IOr'o
Tho crude certificate market yesterday was SUD
cccd 70 selling pressure ana the Wa''''Ion' at
thn t,yo New. York Exchanges showed a decided IN
,o q, voIunc over the two preceding days Of
,nis ,rc.k The effect Of the removal Of the recent
l,r-c short interest manifest m the ease VIII VIII
which value, rccoded Al Ne Consolidated fA' ZIi1nhr Z
th.r. wa, a decline Of cents from the ol'lHl-; "d,,
,t,s tlc best pI.cr II the day. y slght ra'l W,r
coded tLo close The regular May market II .ic
.t0rl, exchange wa~ weaker and after opening rdI'
actions Al ~ ld ~ b cents, prices stcad'N r'"u
10 80 > cents. the lowest and the maj POM o, ~ ' w.
d,y There was no particular news from u" Hctu II"
I,,i'.,'., reading but there are a number OF "ri>
d.. I'm a few DAYS whose output may eNefrLse Iii III
irfucnc, anon the temper Of speculation csP'..iiiE
~ Tho marie. 50 narrow and the buyers al oIn w
cont. have vet to find new element 70 absorb lrn
Idiu',s Tl,c reductions I'm refined quot1tion' ho'i
i,,r u'crc not known until after business houfH'
The crude markets ended heavy. ,,.. ,o o.,
The range Of prices and the total uca""s' "''0 -
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
HAVANA MARK ETS.

u,ya,, May 2s-Spanish gold. 2i2a2i2t eN,tIas niatt
o,t s1eai lrn go hhds MuscoVado ~ deerIo IoI hsgs
l., sre sid az 81 07i! gold per Qunt duo ss u.s
s,,r'tucs 90 degree polarization, for speeu''o"' ~
old Al a. sSas2 ~ gold per Quintais
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
THE GIANTS TASTE DEFEAT.
AxsoN BEGINS TO BLUSTER AT ONCE
MANY OTHER GOOD BALL GAMEs-scoKhs AM
RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE =.
yo,t . phnadeiphia IL. .Pitsburs TO-
Chicago D, Ne%cnVah phiisdclphia Z, Pttsburg :,
Doston /, Cincinnati o. Seoonu Sum-
PLAYERS, LEAGUE.
NewYork 16, Cleveland D. Boston q; philadelphia S.
brooklyn 9, Pittsburg D. Bu'ao o>, -,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Rochester 3. Toledo =. Louis''' -
.n.on,s colts won their first yesterday from u0
vewYork League nine at the Polo "'o""u' ,aa,
NewYork's first defeat in nine e@ine>' a. h rho
r,svers Tough, hard but forced 10
at,endance was SIS and the onlooSeis VIZ , -
enthusiastic The New.Yorkes played ratner p'y m -.
mo ors, half of the game and their o'rnders S "'
w. 49, nc,,v,s batting was deplorably weak ne
S"ota ,,o aharc.s 20 20 by where hit would have
won the game. ,, ,o,r and r,,t,
Rusie was wild Cor the first time TINS s'i anu wiz, wiz,
- ID a, the end Of the fourth inning and
pp,Ectt and somn,ers took their places 'oohe! payea
n wonderful game while Teinans O'''ns va s @
&c. ,ho came Anson waeered Manager MntFie Sloo
M ",o,he. that chicago would finish ahead OF New
iOih Az WV CHICAGO IN l.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

The Brooklyn and Cleveland League finished their
present Washington Park, Brooklyn, yesterday.
The hone team 10 pleased although the home play
ers chances look bright during the rst half {" the
game Daily, O Brien and Terry and the
fielding of Davis were the features OF the The score
was a. appended
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

At Eastern Park yesterday the Brooklyn and Pttsburs
PLAYERS teams crossed bats the home winning another
easy victory. would have been effective with
peter support The Iittsburg batted well in the
last inning runs. al they made during The
ffIlC
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

Refined oil continues duh and there was rI m,c
rod,rtioo n quotlton> Of 10 points 10 ''"o Ill oa'c''
and o. 20 cents IN cases t..,cs. prouc,
ro-ci,n Guo atcns-Antwcrp. l. l-i francs breihcI
q on marks London. > : lG0 = i. pence
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

1-IGc advance 80 sales reported. Port rcccip, 70,
day O93 baic~ against lO7 ba"~ last week ana 10"
bale. thi, dly Since ScptcnbrF rcnPt 10
ports aggregated 571l+O5 bair-. against 1,4'''-f
balo~ for the corresponding tUc last year. ,, -
Quotations are based American STANDARD OF 'ass'"'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

Earned runS-Cleyeland l. BROOKLYN 5. First basc on
errors-Cleveand 2, Brooklyn 2 fiist ba,e on balls
Cleveland l. Brooklyn T.. Left on haseSTCleIeopd .
Rrooklyn s. Struck Ou-Cevelaud 1, BROOKLYN o. Three
base hits-smith Mexican Twobase hit,O Brien Burns
Pnkney, Mexican. stolen abses-O'Bricn =, Collins g.
Veach Daily 2, zimner ?. Lincoln Double PiaHyIDays
Smalicy Wild Dtches-Terry . Lincoln /: Passed balls
Clark 9 thinner !. Umpire-McQuaid. Time hours
AttNpdaQcC-OOJ.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

The Now Ycrh and Cnchrau League teams ri1y 81 Tie
Polo Grounds today. ard ihc N'w-Yok and Pi'i,O1Tg
Player teams at ProtL' ThoO1 Park.
Sccietory BiacCn Atlantic Association sad yes
tIcay That ucre VA no truth m the rumor his
tis,ioh would deser, the National Agreement aud Jo!n
haacs with Ae Bfoth.fiCd
The TrNcdo and teans VIII play Of base
Ldn at Tuxedo Park tO.Toiiow mOrfinc.
Two game viii o, PLAYED at al the local grounds 10.
morrow. The Leinng game, VIII be started at 1C 80 and
the afternoon games az ) D. IN
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
domestic GiIuailons Waniro
Females.

Females.
ApY'S MAfD.-G,rman, IN nt''',,"J ,,'oJ
IL family; thoroughly I""p'""ft "ftnoii.h
,'.'.''. g.. traN,llu.. best city rl'I'
rncc,. Addfc.- l.. VI. l''' - f. '''"
DnY-S MAID.-By younG "%rn'h Ell
'n.alsing French and EngliAh tVVu
ha.rdrt,,rr; know how l." ini,in" and
wiling to travel "HIlhE ,rnIy
n, .tw orthy; bcst c!ty references 'pP'
357 4th-a'c.
I ApY'S-MAlD.-ny a,5lPS mrPe'nD'Gi or Invalid %
/. dlr.agrd woman to ridrIh "I .r.',',... ,.'
I,1v @nod dfr..m1l,cf- good r'ltr'"'''
Cail or addro.s NJ. u, 90 loth,aN'. -
AIXDKESS. Nc.-By nr,t-'la., laun'
IL dress: no objection I" ass'H''.,t M ~
chamirrWorh best 0i n,h..v, near
country. Please cal 80
i2d 1T.
AUNDuESS .-By hr,t-cl's,s Sa SMcalSh
Iauudr..s cnuntry Irrferrrl rclrr'n.''
All Mr,. MALMHtl;'', 30 iLl'aNe.' w.
~ zen 18th and 2dta 7t".. np''a'r''
7 ATxpREsS By good gArll | year
| rctrr.ncrs. 800 Wet 2oth-st.
ADy Of cultivation ana refinement,
IL speaking several l'narsgss .o,,a, issirs SS'ns
abroad. would chaperom q l.N Souns ron.
,ruinu highrst Srw-l York rcfcicnc"s. M
dress r.. care u Letter Carrier Icl' h"S'""'
Mass.
AUNDEESS- BY a nrr;-cla"s innnd n w "sh
IL city or country; reference. 'V' w.
3sth-st., machine store. ---
NpY'h MAID. Nc.-By an excellent
L. lady's maid. or c0mpinion 70 giV"n'
un children; 3 years reference. 'diI or
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E.rn-d ruus-Jcr,ey City .. st. Louis /. First base
error,-Jefsey Cty L. ST. Louis 8; lat oa la'"s1
jersey St Louis 6. BJsc on Ddii.-Of Redmond
or Whtrock / struck out itIgcrald p, Turner.
Met srthy % dscttlnfer hcrEs Iwo-Daso hits ROus-
..y, Munyan whtlIo'k, McIcrmott Van Al,tns St9Jcn
yam sweeney. Sacrifice hits -Fiureiaic Muphy. DOwd.
Fuller Double PLAYS HonSses Brady and MnfIhy Van
Davs. Wild -Wht,foe. L. f,cmond 2 P.S.ad
taIs-farle ? DoNd l. lmprc-CoHns. Iime-l 30
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29

The jersey CITY end s.. Louis PLAYED at Oakland
Park YESTERDAY the hCe nine doing good Work ana WIN
ming Several OF the hone t'an's were injured ana
Davis at one PLAYED IN tho field for both teams The
a. APP cnctd
Jersey Cty..-......l I'll
New-York tribune., 1890-05-29
TIE RECORDS.

Baschts- Pennsylvania 49, Cornell g. Errors-Pcnn
sylyana s, Cornell TO- rltchers-Shanhon ana Hanson
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-11
100 Doses
One Doll ar

all over my legs, back and arms, a foul mass of
sores, swollen and itching terribly, causing in
tense pain if the skin,was broken by scratching,
and discharging constantly. 1t is impossible to
describe my suffering in those long years
OF AGONY AND TORTURE.
NV principal aim in life was to recover my
health. and employed all the physicians and
used all the medicines, and went everywhere |
could in my efforts to get well. went to Sui
phur Lake. Texas. to Virginia Hot Springs, and
to Hot Springs, Arkansas. At the latter place
was treated for several months, and returned
home, as thought, well man. But one day ]
got my blood heated while moving my lawn,
and the dreaded disease soon had me in its
power again. One eminent physician prescribed
a meat diet, and for year l ate nothing but
beefsteak. But all efforts availed nothing.
There seemed no permanent benefit for me. l
had spent thousands of dollars in futile efforts
to get well, and was discouraged and ready to
die. Physicians said they never saw a case so
severe, or suffering so intense. At this time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-11
Impure Blood
Thirteen Years of Suffering from
Salt Rheum
The Experience of a WeII-Known Bushes
Man of Providence, r. I.
Final Relief in
Hoods Sarsaparilla

How terrible are the sufferings Of those who
are afflicted with salt rheum can be realized
only by the victims themselves. One Of the
most severe cases of eczema we ever heard of is
describ ID in the statement below. It is from
Mr.. S G. Derry of Providence, R. l.. known all
over the country as the manufacturer of Derry S
Waterproof Harness oil, and of whom it may
be said that Ibis word is as good as his bond"
Il have been one of the greatest sufferers for
the past thirteen years from eczema, and after
trying almost innumerable medicines, methods
and climates. am glad to declare to many
friends and the public generally that
HAVE FOUND CURE
In Hoods Sarsaparilla. / had retired from
business and was living quietly when 13 years
ago had an attack of inf lmmatory rheuma-
tism, as the result of exposure in winter
weather. My recovery from rheumatism was
quickly followed by eczema, or salt rheum,
breaking out on my right leg. ! had formerly
had it slightly in one finger, probably inherited.
The humor spread