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New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Sir William. Cayuga. Homeopathy and Kings own di1
not start
FOURTH RACE-HAXDICAP SWEEPSTAKES s2j
EACH, al go ADDED. i, MILES On THE OUTER
CIRCULAR COURSE.
Castle sta5lgs b DatIo, by Eous-GTace Pa1iin2
b Morris, ;: Ere. !, %, jila%%,,5Ga{ la%%l,,a{
DwySr nrctRr"' 2D' b. y "a onG.tr.St 10 Bcrgcn
Betting to wnDabo i5' tayc'ite cven. Eric "a to s.
Montagu . 70 |, fonG,tIeft % ,...o ,os vo,,,o,,
cvehs hsLns L6snrri% fst rs'DfiSio to 49, to J. Eric 70 O"
Loncstrcc was in front when the fell and Bcrgon
took him along fast he would 20. That settled
Lopgstreet who docs not bc able TO win lead
hc race. LouPsrect making the pace means Longstrct
In DISGRACE. Montagu mp In the stretch and had
all the others trouble but the took IL into his
head to to The paddock aud Martin had not control
over him. hs nearly succeeded in getting there This
ruined whatever chance he ay have had. Ddblo and
Eric then challenged Longsucct and both arr capil'
mud traveller, Dwycrs counterfeit soon disposed
o. Diablo settled Eric n the last sixteenth and won Is
he pleased by three lengths ic lengths before Mon.
tacu, who beat tonastrcet a head.
FIFTH RAcE-SELL1NG swEErSrANhS. 50
OUTER rI,CriAK CO"RSE
T M6Sa; p B. Eq"ISp n BY pgSG Of Ioa MaTpa
O. FofIes's ch. a. ony cray 1 III. tNtcysns9n} >
3 = @ssG%' sad:r- ? G e. HIGH naf.li ia
H'afola 2ta b; G Hdy'nS Il icnd r.on
6siiIie s DlltOns b g CEispn. 4, 100 Canty( Q
: ?a'is?' bfovS. & B. I1"S Sy '%
y
T. W. Strives b. 4. ITynn, T. g q ...........'vn' 0
Bcttlqg to wn-tsqnlnau 20 J. Guy Gray Gpyccte)
rorchIieht 10 to Raymond Martina colt II 70
/. Lynn 30 70 /, Crlspin 81 70 ].
Betting for place iSQuluau 10 .. Guy Gray to
Tlittcr % ! Burnsidc % T. Idue Jim to J. orch
light /. Eaymond To- t. Martina colt . To- l' Lynn
10 TO /. Cri-pu II n l.
Burnside led ol with flourish, but wnS soon passed
by rogcbliGh who showed the way into the stretch,
Cispn running clor second Filter Third. Guy Gay,
exceedingly well ridden By little Scycn-on drew out and
Gattcr,d his bacNcrs nightly TN Garrison 'urlcd his
back and brought up old Esquimau II was tight 1T
quarter Of lie. bu, Garrison would not yield. aud
E,luiuap won by length; "uy cray three lengths
before Filter.
.'SIXTH RACE-HANUICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s'O
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. ONE MILE. OK THE
OUTJ.R CIRCULAR COURSE
Dvy,r Wcther,' D. 10. Eoli -. by Tnquir'r-C Cooss1,
J. b. iIaesa', Dr.. H. III; james j. 100 .,inr;onj :
ulAaood stable, b. T. N'rld %. :. lo5 ....lN MARTINI
lIwr-i ~
Rottjne win Bella H. u g. ,. Ft1James Oavoiitel
cyru~. triu.1'di 6 - !, N,r'dou - - /
Betting rlIr, E,lt u. | O. g. Il1.iU'- - 4.
,.rlu1lli e. . NDsiGcu o. !.
Mcridon made the runnu, for siN fuonr, her distance
-and tired Firpu'' and U...l r. then bad D. hammer
and tong, To e finish the old winning bv head.
F.vJlmc> urc, lcnrtl, before "riml'dL Bravo and
TA,l,ton dld not -ta.t
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
AMERINAN ASSOCIATION.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
TIE CLAN.NA GAEL CELEBRATES.
THE ANNUAL PICNIC AND SPORTS OF TIA
SOCIETY HELD IN JONrs's WOOD.

Tie annual picnic and sports of the Clan ma Gael
took place Yesterday afternoon Jones, WO'd IN the
presence If several thousand persons. among whom
were many Of the prominent representatives of the
various Irish societies I'm Ncw.l York. and also many
well known 1rShmcn outsde of these organizations.
John ". co., Dr. John X. Logan Captain Thomas
Mortimer Colonel James CavaIagh and Captain d. "
Mccarthy. of the Ggth Regiment, James l. Mulhert
J. ". O'Conn0r. Captain T. II. McNauee. president Of
the Irish American Republican Club. BRYAN "iad-
stone Mcswyny. Lieutenant Colonel James Norsp' o.
the Ggth Regiment, Colonel Patrick Collins D. L.
FARRELL Peter OTooe. Edmund J. curry pre>Iuehe Oh
the Irish Home Rule Cub Bernard oHeirne, Leu
tenant P,ul Leonard Of the G9th Resim"nt' IhonAS
! o.suIllyap William j. Knoud and Lieutenant Ihomas
+. Lynch of the 60th Regiment.
The lOOyarI dash was won By George nch"esi@'
NJ The New York Athletic Club. in 10 : sccNndS' d.
, Woodruff. Of the Ncw-Jersey Athletic CLUB, won
,be 41o yard run In 50 As seconds. the pnze IN H.o
GaItmiin rin wa, carried or hy L. lllcrisrrs III
minnie. : seconds. and the anne na! -, 80 an
,ucces sftl I'm thc one mile run, which ne nins"o' "
4 minutes 4j 20 scconus' ,., ,os the victor
In tho emile walk j. Lamert "A>~--ne stn..,Js'
L.,ine covered the ground In minutes - seooTu,,
ore :, ,hweglcr 20 feet lo inches IN inc rui'', @ ~
The 10 pound shot II feet and 3i inches ahu nonnd
of the prize exhibition Of Throwing uic b pnors
Iap,n,er wa given by j. Mitchell Mheh Ine sRo'f -
,rcre over Professor Bayne'S band piaNeE, -.
aIrs and irish gs and reels were danced oy Ne wv
and cirls 10 their hearts contenr
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
NOVELTIES ~ JEWELRi.

From Tic Jewellers Weekly.
\ summer Ice pin That occupies prominent
roiti,n In New York store simulate In sil"cr ana
runtu,I 4 lunch Of cllcrbrrrcS aud yellow daisies.
Quite an oddy in rings l. ono 'lmuintlns u,t ~.
81 a horses bride. curved in such manner '''' u"
H., la~er- firm th. setting for an cm"r5sd.
Iu clccpdiuriy unique umbrella handle Of silver
rc,,'..cutug a locomotive boiler. the slnpkcstlch 0i
ili,h tr,, the crook has bocn placed the market
\ dtmluutivc street lamp post Of eold. showing w"
Side, IN each 0l which "A diamond, Iubl ana q
.,nphir, an. mounted, /, attracting attention ~ 4
scarf pin. . ,. ~, .io .,,,
el,Lor,clv decorated with diamond anu ruiz pom, y
gaz,ug AZ A hcvy Of Wild ducks overhead me ld'''I
orr shawn I'm inInd enamel Of vOrnu' col'r'
n,tr of earring, recently produced AZ the regn -
~ A., enthusiastic Vaclt~WOn1u r"preecut"l IN I""
Lncr, of a small boat. y diamond % great brllllh'l
a., mounted In the crescent shaped part ot eAoI
ornament. , ,,.a,,.,o II, q,
iarc pir consisting Oi two mluttulc lawn tennis
'.,,,t. cr ,sscd over a folded net. through whch
snake /, cndcayorlnf 70 make IL way. Tic Feptl' j.
pr,fn,cly studded with gems.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
NOMLING ANAKYSIS.
src,ud iuUiuqs
WHAT THE ATHLETES ARR DOING.

The Manhattan Athletic Club ground, ar on tho
eve Il completion. The cnd pth is in 81 ndi con-
dt.n and member, arr training thcrs already under
Tie in trucuon o' Lame, Eon.n.on.
The Eaec Athletic Club, annual election Of officers
la7 resulted a, follows: President. \. Mcdonald
vice president \ Lalfc second vice president, !. Tor
pey r,corlinc secretary. T. Curcy corresponding sc
rfary. J. Ealo ch financial secretary. VI. Mooney
treasurer. j. Griffin. sergeant at arms p. Mccormack
captain. p. Butler first lieutenant ". Ross announcer
". irwin
The next game Of water polo 70 be played by the
Harlem Beach Polo Team viii TAX" place saturday,
At one hnuir1l ana siNtecutl-t.. iu The Fast River.
Tic game is . row ono iu America and can only be
participated m crrdi'ahly hy the ,toutcs' swimmers.
II has however. fpund 4 good many votarc> already,
and Is a highly entertaining game to watch.
The Hanover Athletic club will hold It's annual ser-
les II athletic gaines 1t Grand View Grove, Long Island
sound. on August l..
The next tvc-ulc rlad race # the Ncw York Bicycle
Cub vii take place ou saturday.
The Ncw Yor, Cluo" club, which wos unfortunate
m relId 10 The weather fpr it~ last r'-atta that tho
coutc~t had TO be postponed proposes, weather per
mIluns t hod an eishi mile 'anoo Salns T1,c OF,
prize. ou >gtu'hy, the start to be made pun'iunlIy
ihe Columbia s,hnctzcn Corps. Of Brooklyn. Will
hold II, -cv,nth annual shooting festival AT typrr-
Tho Newark Cricket club have made ARRANGEMENTS
for several matchc> to Dee p!ay" on their wicket ON
tlc Rose, lie Athletic Cmb grounds betorc long
The convention Oi ~" Amateur Athletic Union at
Wa.hiugtpu be held lu september will have 10 con
~idcr the subject Of holt"r~' and pass some rg1d
tnus prevent The large clubs Cohbug mp the smaller
once, The Ecrkcoy-, who have suffered somewhat
fun thi, source viii oncr resolution with this result
IN view.
The Winnipeg cricket eleven Is expected ~ reach
+.v York ilI, morning. and VIII play a match with
tr N,V .lcr-"y Athletic club team al bergen Point.
beginning ~ II 80 a.
1hc associated cruclls ot tho American Legion II
Honor 81 this ciiH and luohyV viii have scr",
-fi AZ 's
The viii include mcWher,' race 22O yard race
for Fat men, 70 h0yE race and 20 girls race.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
CANADIAN CRICKETERS EASILY BEATEN.
THEY PROVE NO MATCH WHATEVER FOR TIE
UNITED STATES TEAM

Philadelphia, June - (Speciall.-Tle cricket match
between Canada and the United states was brought TO
unexpectedly carly termination here to-day, owing
10 the brilliant bowling Of laily and Brown and the
weak batting Of the visitors. IN the first innings the
Canadians did moderately well with the bat saunders
playing carefully and Lyons hitting hard Gillespie
also showed good batting form, that in spite Of tho
fact that the rest Of the team did practically nothing.
the innings Lctt"d 14l. Being than eighty runs
behind, the visitors compelled to follow their
Innings, but rs only two hours Of playing time
ma.ncd it was confidently expected that they would
play time ont without difficulty. only an hour aud
half, however. needed to dispose Of the full
SIDE Lyon and Gillespie made the only stand Of
the innings, and the ten Wckets were capturcd nine
Of them being clean bowlcd, for the Insignificant
total Of %. I'M, left the United states the winner
10y an inning and u runs. The feature Of the days
play was the bowling Of Brown and Baily. Tie score
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
OTtPTTRSTRTTCIl NOTES.

~: a h,ad.lu slipped. MARI 10 doau. Scores of
"A ID went 20 t~ paddock 20 have look az Eons bHl.@
,cfor, they Iu' ul.i- 'cts on the fret race.
"I hts br.do ro.as - sip today ' they asked one Of
another.
Fon stood iIc his boN while Frank N''ahe hnT'F 81
n.ryousIy about his L'ad,,au and throatat'h >"''r.
trainer, and a number of M"-- w"r" c1n"r"i a. re
door o,sinr on. Hamilton. wearing u' 5d-llu" sash
= tr. br,ot,u stable rand a-1!n~t 'h" wall h, r"'
,.lIug under p looking unusually SONY arl ~n.n I"r
once hr wa without hl~ chewing gum. and t't l"-+"
Nl- d.. cIu-. ~ hi, unlap} "\.r-,iI d" coni' nance
IIar ,'.u never goes into 1'" "i'h"W DIS
gum and whom rot. out u te paddock 900 nj occasion
Do, Jaws vcrn Volkiue with '., r'ru'r.'' ~ nall
cutting machine. H. had h-l'd up chunk d gum
rom -omrwl'r..
NcCab, bu,i,d hlns.H log TWO VT the 'rdi". aol
suddenly occurred 70 somebody u tho group d" "at'h'r
to LAUGH. The laugh .taken up th n"r' va, .
chorus u laurh,. M.Cnbe looked rinm. o, 4 b" Fn""
thc laughs wcr. on L.m. Ills csc % oa 'Jinmi+'
Mccormack and flashed nrr. T. va- lf" -t""l striking
fmt 'Jmm.c'' laughed loud
Frank" DE- shouted. DON'T you want a piece q
-ulugr'
McCahc looked darr.r4.
"Fraako continued ,ac Apollo BcIvlaro q Brighton
Bcorh. Frank. how aye you roin' 70 u" itl To h'
earl p
shut that door, herc" thundcr,i Nc ate. Addressing
s.nble lad What business you got looking Ia here -
hc asked. ad!rs~-irr tac group.
Tho door ,ud forward with bang and %" group Dis
uer..d Two r.Lut.- later i'or was l'd out h,'l
covered tho greater par. - DIE hal ,i te L.l.tu na
so fastened ua; could not o moved bali na nch from
IT, place.
And Lon won!
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
SM0KERS ~ PrBLTC.
From The New York saturday Rovcw.

Ir1m Tie Nrw NOrN oluTIAV N'VV"'
What prodigOus amount ol anger i, en"'Nu . WI WI "a
,uv M ri.c, 10 object 10 the too prevalent custom O
GA smokers making nuisance of themselves li
,rSStic propIe Who carr, lighted cigars into IN
iio,,,d ,r-irs or who send smoke and a-hc~ into a
Street ear from the front platform or IN other way
and places show that thcr are no' fcn'"c'i, u'.or,
,nrf Ir,n we'll that they annoy ,Onlr'odN. liut t'N
are lndlrn,n, that anybody sh0nd b. ann yea. lh't
know that tobacco l. unpleasant TO many pTup'' auu
tbev are savage bcciI~c il Is unplta,lnt lhch utN
,'.,.,d that their scH,ibltic, are affected ny women
Chewing ;.in and they want corrrctor Wu'n !, o"N
tn fc f,t,ud in t0btccO. or If les dlpp,rd 10 D
re,urut,tiVc they siLplv curse Their he!riDoHr WI
o1cc; 10 lad smoke and 30 on their way. nc h't -
W., pconi@ who respect the feeling Of Others arr
,nttn, Us, ,c1rcc ana IL - one OF the cor c4n'n''N
=, thn n,ob forcing itself into asccudencN lh' inhl
uho cannot ride few miles without thr ava ol nl,,
r,g,r must he a poor creature. and II Is always old
cigags that such thlnss u,e.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
YACHTS ND T.ICHTSMEN
DISCUSSION AROUSED DY THE VICTORY or THY
GoS>ooX OYER THr MINERVA

GoS>OON OYER THE MINERVA.
The victor, Of the Goe-oou over the Minerva Is the
alh Of ,a,Lt-mcu. II va, "a ,quar" Gtht and tl'
victory of the Lur- boat va- an unquc,tioncd one
T.ro u,rr uo II, aud but, about 10. lmt nov come
au aualt-, of the Victorious Boston boat and n
tran -u that -hc D, built almost entirely % On" Hue
Il fh. scotch cutter. Tie only difference IS that th'
,o-,uou la, eighteen inches more beam Her sail
plan the -amc. only larger She Is in fact bcamy
Nlrr,a The Ventura. centre board boat. NOR ai'i
r. American iyIc va, built ~ beat the Minerva by
nui.,-, uut va, I,N away ia the ur'h at The Marble
head race. Ly the scotch cutter a matter of fact
Che, op-.oou r % cutter much as the Minerva Is. and
t.n year. ago would have been called nm American and
have been Lc.d up t. soorl by the advocates "i the
,kImuiug dish type.
After the dlsnordiug of the feet Of the New York
Yacht club at NcNport at the clos" If the annual
cruise thcr" VIII De- a Cornthm Sweepstakes race
for ,loop- sailed over the Er"nion'r Rect course
Tho Meet Of the Atauu. Yacht Club will assemble
m M h,rlor of Sow Rochelle tomorrow for the annual
,ru.-. of the club. There viii De ncct of thirty
YACHT assembled ~ which tx will Dee echVonors. The
vcv Rochelle Yacht Club viii keep open house and
rhcr. Will bc llumuaou5 and fc,tSt!c, on the feet
and on -hosc
There will probably be no match race between The
Chi-pa and the Minerva. Commodore L1"ton tot his
oa ready once 10 sail the scotch cutter, bu the match
va, postponed indefinitely. and now he Is looking io'
"a match with the Gp~'"pu. ,,,
The match race between the l.ri- AMI Mur:v9 WIZ
be- sailed soon after the return ni the Ne" l"fh ld'h
The new ,lub house of the Atlantic Yacht Cinb t.
,Ir.,dv :, ING -urrc--. ~, COJl breezy b"duou~ ii
orcnrant, thc-c hot night, and th" dining room whcr
hc :, ind, Of the ocean the tablccouI' ana Hutr
the napkin, h mvoriic resort Tor ulh"er ior INV
Mr Vanderbilt yacht .llya has gone to Newport
again with member, the Vanderbilt family on board
She vii Ic thcr when the fleet OF the Ncw-lork Yacht
tlub arrives on IT. cruise.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
TIE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
unvvoITu PARK RACES


For a cool and delightful SAL down the harbor and
an ENJOYABLE day ut the races, take the magnificent
steamer, sandy Hook. Monmouth Or II. Johns from
Pier SO - NoIth River. foot Rector 81, at .. II A. m
l. - and l y. IN.
All EdI Kout'.-Traln' leave N"" York. loot oi
LibcNy It.. North River. -:lj. 3lj, 1913. II 10
A. H.: 30 special express l. 10 special express
/ special express 80 y. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
.,.ror,,.c ,,r rrryoxr cor.rcr

Belmont Couf-o Philadelphia, JpiF - l~p""i'II- fnr
attendance and fine weathoi favored the opening daF q" me
tro,'inp meeting this sack to-day. The starting caused
much di,-at -facon especially n the ruling ont of "'"
pv The winner of The ufrrmnutr class added another
:, the fast list The = 80 tiot would have been good
race between John W. The fayorIt", and Walton hoy.
The latter won the inst heat and reduced i- record q"
25h. but m the reNt L.aL hom very I"d -'Nu'"'
o Jailed home in tie rca'. and although ncr1ly con-
coded 10 have been tyo lnrth, inside tc wirc was de-
clarcd d!,tauccd The -umuaiIrs.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
And Lon won !!

Charles Rcd 81 nj t'na ~. .'n'. could wn r' i'-t
race but Do, b.t 90 COD h.r ~ I''r..
Train, on t.. Central r,'d mad. thr r'tuw tip ff."
Noauou,, .u 81 Loui aud ru uin4t'-. Ia" nr-t ont
reached J.i-.F t.t station - % 80
Ea,rloe va, uc .t,n id lead pip" - th' tav. i7'
something bent the plp. and - fa.'d .. r.'.D A.ae n
time.
As the I2 - tom 20 Monmouth 900 ho J'r-'r Central
vas climbing an ulrrI. beyond Ir' taioy th' cori ~
between to $50 pa"r rnf- forward l'ri a ana u' '2"
with th. forward car rln ou fo fl.l,r The action
- ta. ur brake, qmc1S -toprt u' rit dV.'n "' ~"
train and tr Two lions w,rr s"on reunited Ih" 'n
ag, Gone The swapping u N" hoil-cori =" Of' 'nR
of . lamp and IT, shaking - scream o1t ~ -'at'd
VOL al. Tho slight delay di not prevent h' tain ii'm
reaching IT, PARK in E.pi. time for t4c Hr-t race.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
INV rACrC0r.rsr ~ sArAT0GA.

Tor some tim. tni. A1- lIn tolls % q hcw r1e'D''i-'
20 ~.4'ocl Yesterday 10 was reported ia, 20. Mount
N,Gr,cor Eauro,d Cu.t tAlF, a. which ~. J. Ar"'A j.
president. ha, determined 20 Jas o.t t- That "i
combine all The uor- desirable fa'gio o. Morris and Mou-
mouth PARKS. pans ot th. ,olr-. and iuidlAr' have
teen completed - ., and alton, 20. ia. purchase
Of the necessary lgad a. vDI under WAY
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
III, Chicago and nroou,n League teams had llyolv

game a. Washington PARK, Brooayn yesterday h' Oh'aS'
.' a,r- ,,,,er sensational game. Hgt'hison
;,d ,i,I bl, usual .Toc when ae the Brideerooms.
I'M, bou PLAYERS made Two hits during the first SiN hnhes
rerrv aud Donovan bad collision in the fourth Inning
and Do,avan wac seriously injured Donovan r'2ain'd
,,., o,.,e4s ONLY begin 10 talk n'ohcr'ntiy and
,,.,. ,,. AVN r.,uod and d., va, carried home. lie
II. NJ, B. ALE 20 play lu. "r'N "s tNo .
,rn,rs', curves l1ttrl ~u freely tdt ~ retr'i
q, ~ f1ur'h inntng Terry talking hts place Terry was
~ 81, i,;t;,r-Tllri thc score wa, as annexed
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Several hundred pcorl, witnessed ,he game at Eastern
park Yesterday between the Brooyn and Pitshurs Play
ar., :ear,, Wards men played in nne form and won
ar crslv taking the lead at the start and having the
l,!Nau,arc throughout.
v, u,it-cn pitched IN hi, oldmc form. holding down
,l pt.birrors five scattered hits. His support was
-uurrb Wald- error being the only blundrr carroll
1i.. and uobtn4on played wfcth,4lv. Bauer and Cor
urdtng honoUs. The score "aN aS follows
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
Tntnl...---... q 10 D

Earned runs Chicago 3. Brooklyn, 4. First oa'e on
ra5o Rro6kltn 3 Irft bascs-C chicago : liroo lrn
o. IIo1' runs-Anson. Burns "t o9klp' IhrTe t '1es'
,..,. tonoav collins 1Nuba-r h.t,-ItrN Carroll WI
NO, , iuson stolen ba-cs-CcaFo ., Rr''Myn =.
nnt,Ir ploy -Co,rpy. GcualNin and Anson. sacrifice
hr-" Bn hong Wnm6t, An-on. Wild pit h'a. TORY -.
Ia~,ci lail "kiurgdsc Umplre-L'nch' Iin'-i %
l.. .l,I..h
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

nrov.l form AZ the Polo Grounds yesterday ad payed az
clever a game of baseball hae been seen In iorK III
many a day The game between the Ne"'fork auu
cincinnati teams and resulted IN rather easy victory FOR
the home nine ,,.
wclch pitched an excellent game while Rhnes was ht
bder than he has been batted any previous game this
year In facs Rhlnes has lost only four games tni9
vcor hi, worst recard bang ten b1sehits maze Dy INC
Philadelphia club.
The wcatho, vas lnsurerabv hot, not enough breeze
blowing TO move the pnnant banneTs Honun4 plaNeu
Grs. base E,tebrooks arm having been broken IN Mon
DAYS game Reilly also on the sick list ana heehah
covered nrst FOR Cincinnati Homun9 GaSscock, Bas'
SIT and Buckley PLAYED a magnificent game
Neither side scored until the third inning when The
home team sent two men around tho bases and took the
lead Buckley hit safely to scht h'ld, and he was
advanced to second a sacrifice by Wrch. Ilernah
got to first Oh a tumble by McPh'e, and then cieNefy
stole 70 second. Hornung made one OF his opp"ruhe
bit, % centre iod bringing home Iornan ana BucEey.
In the ncNt inning two more went to Nc".Nork ;
sc)re Burkett led OT with two.basc hit 20 left Held,
and scor.d Jn a hit by Gla4scock Gla'scock ran %
Second on y throw IN % third passed ball ana
scored on a vld throw to tic plato by McPh""
Tho New.YorWrs further increased their lead by
scoring two more in tho seventh inning Buckley
made hi, third hit and nttle wclch generously ap-
pauded when he also hit safely. Ticrnan then forced
ont WEIGH AZ second Ttrnan t. second. llomuns
made scratch hit and Buckley scored Iiernan stole
tird and Hornwg stole second. On BasseisS sacIlnce
Herman crossed the plato.
one nor. run went % Now-York IN the eighth inning
on a lively ulr"c.hagger by GldS,corA and hit by
Denny Tho Cincinnati men scored their hr,t run IN
.l .i.htn tunina on to-,aegcr by Beard. by
Denny aud hit by Knight III" Cincinnati mon
,co-,d Two nor, runs IN tn ninth inny McPhoe mad"
4 lit and Beard followed with drive 70 right hfId
Hurllrtt allowed the bail 70 pass HIN ana both men
scored The tahulatod result Is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

made in the Atticus Santa
cne second, Bsllyhoo third. Tme-1 :4s.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
Requires no Cooking.

on errors-Jer.ey city l. Wilmington o. Left bases
Jersey city ). Wilmington O. Twobase hits-Brady.
iurn.r KeHv. Lynch 2 Carl. Stolen bases-
McGacien: DOwd, Keay,. Sacrifice hits-Lyncn AZ.
dersOn 2. Carl struck OutMcGucken, ROusscy, Dowd
FITZGERALD 3. Turner 9 First bnso on bails-oH McDer.
mott l. OF Anderson 0. Ir BY pitchefSnliyan Passed
bal-t Orcoran l. Wild pttch-MC Dermott /. Umpire
Kelly, Iime-l .2j. Attendance 900.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

i.,.ys5 T.s.Y9iR ......:;S ......5 . . : y
faired runs -N,w.Yor4 >. Cleveland B. fir-t has on
.rr.r. N,v.l ork / Cleveland 3 l'tt on bases y 'W
Y'-l .. C..,,aid 10 S'ru.t ou. bnrrn.nf N'dfori.
i,r.fu p3,.IY. Homo fun-t touloi. Th.'c-h1+" MI
Satt.,f tUo.lasc mt NrAic.t g. rncc h,ts Ntrlr<'r
pi '' '1s,r@. b.u,I. p!,,S-~tTlc6cr. Dr,'lauty md
IrEln imprss Knight AMI Jones. Time u game
-. Att'udanc,-olO
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Tho Sow YORK raycr-' tam w1s nran hontcu ly ~
Cleveland brothers brotherhood PARK t'-' faS The
No Yorh,r, could bat Buckley IN fact o." two runs
-ctr.d I'm m. ninth inning due 20 a muf bv Mrhc'r
The game ,yps close and exciting. bat rather " o
machine order aud r' ,nu pa-n of Oh" spectators was ~
,a.onotlv F.lt iu check SIT k'r played m nl" form -
,.,,nl base vnl. ltclagi-ou t,or' ana Ewing all" di
- - l. f---N.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

The match race between NJ. Tcnsn and John Henry
u :he Ncw.York Baseball Club VIII take place at as
p n on Thursday before the Cleveland Nsw.York game
at the Polo Grounds The following officials have been
appointed Referee J. T.. sullivan. New-Terscy Athletic
cub Judges. A. a. Jordan Sew-York Athletic Club E.
{. Carter, New.Yolk Athletic Club; J. p Moron Manhat
tan Athletic Club. Timers, X. Sto New.York Athletic
cub, A. ". Sweet New-Iersey Athlesio Club L. Icven
Puritan Athletic Association Starter, 6. D. See Pastlue
Atblet, Club.
The New.York and Cincinnati League mines viii play
tho Polo Grounds today and the York and Cleveland
Players mines at Brotherhood Park.
The Staten Island Athletes play the Staten Island
Crckets at Livingston S. T.. to.day.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
Mellin's Food

N1eliin's Food, dissolved in hot wa.nr
and milk according 10 the directions.
Is the genuine Liebig's Food, aud
promotes in infants a healthy growth. I
a full development and vigorous con. 1
sti:ution. requires no cooking.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

EITiiho'i 2osin1i,i ...'..'.... ... 9 ! .
Earned runs NcwYork 4. CINCINNATI o. Fir't b,-e
bv crrors-N YORK !, Cincinnati =. L'f' ou 9a-'s. .
E.e-iof1 - Ca,nnat 10 iir,t oa,s on '','n h.,.,
Hcury imckloy Harrington. w,.ch. lhee. Nulianr
K.,r5n I7t,o-ha-c hi'.,'la--eo.f Tvo-0s-. ht,-
Uu-k.tt Heard sacrifice hits.ll llorluuF. Ba--ett o.
W.lr4. Kn.ght Stolen 1a-es-r'ran B. Io,."nt
loiiidAy 3. Esc1nu. uug'l" Ilaf- k"THu lll N'tri
lr hy pitcher Nitr. Rlir.s. Pl--'d brill Harrington
/ Umpire McOuad Ia" 4 rauo-l -. Attend
anro 200