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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-12-27

MAINE has the advantage over
many western states. Her principle
crop, ice, grows without planting,
manuring or irrigation. She also
raises a very rank crop Of Reeds
Idaho Democrat.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-12-27
NOTICE TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
Hon. JOHN S. GRAY of Ada county
has been elected president pro tenn.
of the senate.

IT is reported that Chas. Hussey,
vner of two banks in Northern
Idaho, one at Wallace and the other
At Murray, has made an assignment
His assets it is thought will cover
his liabilities.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
PRELIMINARY CANOE RACING.

The New-Yorb Canoe Club began their third nterna
tional contest yesterday at stapleton 5. l. Ford
Jones' of the Brockve, Canada, Canoe Club.
has challenged the present owner OF the
challenge cup. Reginald Blake, of the Brook
lyn Canoe Club The committee OF the New
York Canoe Club will also start man for this cham
ponshp race and yesterday the first trial OF the
men who have entered into the contest TO be chosen
as the candidate TO compete on Monday next.
The course due south, then around buoy on
Fort Wadsworth and back home and then repeat max
ing total course of little over three miles.
The final signalhorn was blown at ) "a p M. and
nine seconds later Charles j. stevens In the Nagabond
crossed the line, closely followed by Paul Buter, OF
the Vesper Canoe Club. of Lowell Mass, In the
Vesper. the others crossing in the following order:
H. l.. Quick Ino. Yonkcrs Canoe Club I. Oxholms
Beta, Ionkers Canoe Club; schuyler schienenn.
Leda Eew. York Canoe Club. W. W. Howard Toltecs
" y {. c.: B. H. Nadel, PterOdactyl, ~ C. G. c.
In the beat up the tide was terribly against the
small craft but eventually the Vesper got clean away
and came in a good winner at :05 3-i p. m, the
Ieda a not too bad second. There will be second
trial to-day, and Monday the final races viii DO
sailed The winner of the two heat races Will be the
provisional holder OF the cup.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
SELLING. ONE
ETH RACE-PURSE 81, 600
MII.E NSn A ETRIONG.
SMITH RACE-GREEN STAKES. s25 EACH $1,000
ADDED. WELTER WEIGHTS. ONE MILE. ON
TIII, GRASS.
DASH TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD.
NINIl


The attendance at Fleetwood yesterday afternoon to
witness continuance OF the dash trong oce was not
so large as on Wednesday, but sufficient interest was
shown to that when certain features de'r
mental eliminated the future OF this ''
OF racing The two days cara OF ulS "'cA
WAS largely experimental and the nansg discovered
among other points that the haf-mile dash Is no
good fair proportion Of the interest Of race centres
I'm the start and this OF pleasure Is lacking IN NE
four.turlong spln taking place on the f side
where only the favored few with strong eyesight or
stronger glasses see IT, There We're TWO OF uese
halfme yesterday, both OF them won By C. Hana'
Otard
TN. 1rst race mile for horses in the 80 class
brought cut party Of four Sister Barefoot was the
fsvorite and though finished first she made 50 many
running breaks the Judge properly set her back ana
gave the race the bay geding j. H. D. who had uott
ali the way. Barefoot would have been put last bnt
the other far behind at tho hhi'h thA'
giving her second place was only fair.
The team race a disappointment only two out OF
the six entered starting The recognized superiority ol
willard sanders's pair Captain and Ernest Matfavcrs
kept the OF the contest. The other races call
for no comment. Summaries
2 :35 CLAss-TRoTTING. PURSE 800. ONE NILE
Sister Barefoot, b. srpy =
Nelson en-. g"''''''''''''''''' ~ (HowardJ =
~ ''' o. 81 lime 3I.
DOUBLE TEAM RACE-2:25 CLhSS-TROIIlN"
PURSE sloo. ONE MILE.
Captain b. g., and Ernest Maltrayers g'(S1anaGf
Aibatus blk g. aud TI1ae-a Ta;s 2o O"'''
2 80 CLAss-TRoTTING. PURSE s1oo. HALF NILE
Gen. Mack, b. i~,,, a
Chester A.. ch nyin, y1
JOsl Morse, Blk ''''''''''-'''
~ Timc-l .l2i2.
Observation-Disclosures TROTTISo. PURSE sioo'
ONE MILE. . ,
Isaquena br. Tly,,y
Bertha ch. ~: ..'''''''i''P'''
D'i' Tuc-2 :22.
CONSOLATION RACE FOR BEATEN HORSES OF TIL
9.ao CLASS on WEDNESDAY. HALF MILE.
PURSE s10o
O,arl b. '''''''''''t tnIy(
oh
Au" -4' - Tlmc-1 :l3.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
THE TRAIN ROBBERS CHECKED.
rom The Philadelphia Inquirer.

From The Philadelphia Inquirer
He was remarkable looking individual Of the genus
homo and he had a remarkable looking ring his
finger so remarkable this ring that II attracted
the attention OF Inquirer reporter who had looked
into the Albans Hotel in the course of his percgrna
tions after news. | .
You seem to take considerable interest in this
ring he observed TO the newspaper representative aS
he twirled II round and round his finger, and you
would take more interest In IL still II you knew its
history This ring, gentlemen he continued, acS
ually saved 81 100 only two years ago lou
don't say,' calculated one OF the crowd. How was
that ~ "Why, gentlemen, II was Just this way l
was in q train bound 10 ST. Paul. which was held up
by yobbers They bearded the cars ana Went cietil
Though the passengers had 81 100 ~ Uncle sans
notes in my pooketbook, and TO say that washg
scared would be TO tell a downright lie. a thing !
never did In my life. However, when the leader o.
the Villains came 10 me, revolver In hand ana asked
me 10 she'll out | was tremblngly about to comply,
when he caught sight OF this ring lie stared AZ IL
for moment looked at me- and then hlrrlediy apolo-
gizing called his pals together and LETT the cars as
suddenly as he had entered" Every one crowdci
around 10 look at the wonderful ring. and the owner
took il off his finger and allowed At TO pass round ior
insnection It was q plain gold ring made In tho
form OF serpent. the tail being formed as tigers
csaw the talon being made OF IVORY. By pressing
n snrinr the ring opened and revealed little hollow
cavity In fhe hack OF the head, which In groove
70 tlte point of the talon II was suggested that ~
was what is known in Italy polsonr ring the cavity
In the head OF the serpent being filled with subtle
poson and then by pressing the hand Of an obnoxious
person In certain way, that the point OF the talon
picrces the skn the poison is injected into the systn
Eucreza Borga is said to have used such ring
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

Tho Now York and Chicago Plavers' teams paNcu
,o,,dravnout game at Brotherhood Park Inc Ne"
walkers won through Badwins Wild pitching ana the p
s,nport which he received In The Held 'o"''"'' ~
,roninc catch In the ninth inning and the hoine'fu" " "
,, and o,NeIu were the bcs: features OF inc sahe'
Noyo,h won't lrst to bat and opened the game WIZ"
,o ,uns to,e got 10 second Wild thfO" Oy pds'''
,or ,hird ON browns sacrifice and scored on III. U
conpo- Richardson's sacr1ce advanced Cohhor p'''
and no scored on a hit by oItourke The Western neh
,l ono run I'm their half Of the inning oNeill made
,h,ose b. 70 right field and scored on sacrifice oy
Ryan. .Ao.
/, ,h, Second nr ing the New.Yorkers scored ahou"r
,,o on Lase on balls. passed ball ana sa'flHcoS "
whitney and ODay Chicago also scored IN helr nan VII
re and two stolen bases By CuTlskey and socF'hco "
pos,ian one moro run went 20 Comsfeys men IN ue
hir inning ,yia. the score. Ryan made ht TOOK Two
,as oo Wild throw by Brown and scored on sacrifice
by ricicr. - - -, a.,
Tho score remained tie I'll the hfth inning "hoh inc
Workers scored four amid arplanse whitney
as .ent ,o first on called balls and DaY n1de hit
Gore was sent 10 ar-t on called balls rllng The bases
Brown then hit over O'Nels head for home run clear
nr the bases and putting the score at TO IN Ne"i'FNS
favor.
Tho New.Yorkcrs scor'd one run In The seventh inning
on a base Oh balls a md error BY Ryan l.rrors
by puffy and Wllau son mainly responsible for the
tbrcc run, scored by Ncw.YorA In the eighth inning
ONcil made homcrun Chcaso In the latter part OF
the irnlng by pitched ball base on balls and
two sacrifices gave Chicago rim IA the ninth nnhg Inc
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

Philadelphia and Buffalo Players clubs to day. ana tne
local team won on four well-bunched hits. The score
BHTslG SiIsE,, ,np,. ,pi .L)....9 9 3 g 9 9 IS
Basehits-Bufalo H. Philadelphia Is. Errors,Bunalo
4, Philadelphia g. Pitchers-Stlnord ana huseeu' o"
pires-Snyder and Pearee.
Syracuse. Aug. 29-McCulough's wudness cost me
Stars game today they should have The score:
SgS.T;,io sgTasTSs ~. 2 SS 9 3 i-1o
rvschits-Svracuse IA Louisville 16 Errors-Syracuse
g. Louisville 9. Pitchers-McCullouah and Ehret. om'
plre-Peeples.
baltimore Aug. 2o.-St. Louis put up strong game Oh
ball Baltimore could Dat leaving nine men on bases
The
=, Sal'I%SGs H%S,s :::::: :.:i . 2 9 9 G-S
Observation-Disclosures T. st. Louis g. Errors-Baltinlore
2. ST. Louis g. Pitchers-German and Hart. umpire
Emslle.
Harrisburg Aug. 29.-eoyy hitting was the rule In the
game between Harrisburg and Newark to-day, and Harris
burg had the best 1t. The
Harrisburg ..........0 -
Newark -.............. U "
Basehits-- Harrisburg TO- Newark 10. ErroisIiarris
burg 4. Newark D. Pitcher'-"Amoc ana Ser'u' 0"p'''
Kelly.
Br!dgeton, n. j., Aug. 20 tSpeciaD'-Ihe Woodoury
Z team lost Today to the home nine by this score
Wdd RE!dgSsSn ,sSSr ............ . Y-s
P.sturg Aug. 29-Suit was entered today against the
Allegheny baseball club lNaonal League, Dy A., "
Pratt CO.. $40 for players unifofms, pats
and goods purchased before the opening OF the season.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
An ALLEGED SUINDLER CACGHT
HE CALLS UPON HIS NAMEsAKES AND OBTAINS
SMALL LOANS OF MONEY.


Charles Hammond OF West Broadway. who says he is
from Denver. Col. arrested at the Bridge entrance
in Brooklyn, last night by Detective Price, Of the Cen
trail Ofce squad. charged with attempting 10 work
confidence game upon Dr. Charles VI. Bellows.
Of No. AZ NoStrand- ave. I'm that city. The
police say that he has been swndling ply
sicians Systematically for some time. lie
he IS a miner. v1o came East 10 purchase mining
tools. He calls upon men and sends In card with
the same surname his host with some Western
address IL. lie SAYS that In Chicago he fell sick.
and While in a hotel had his money and papers
stolen. He had finally been able to reach New
York. and in hi, distress had seen the name which
was the same as his own, and asked for help. He
asked for a small advance and offered ring in Sc
curty.
In the case Of Or. Bellows. he gave the name Of
William Bellows, and obtained ten cents and was
allowed TO keep the ring The doctor made an ap-
pointmcnt to meet him at the Bridge and make fur
thcr advance. Instead, he went 10 the police,
ana the detective met the man. The ring
was tested and found 10 be worthless. ON
his person found two memorandum books
and doctors IN Nsw-York and brooklyn. Aga!n-,
some OK the names were written amounts obtained
VARYING from - cents t. @i2. Among the names
after which sums appeared wcre j. 4. sheffield H. L.
IIOvt George &. WOOlscy. Dr. George W"ol.cy, Jane,
IshaIn, Andrew :. BrOwnell. Dr. j. W. bowling g.. B
The whole amount obtained fOots mp - over 300
lie will be arrnlgrcd al the Adams Street Police Court
this morning. and the police hope tEt some OF his
former victims may appear against him.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

10. Anita. w p. vreeland, Newark Bay y c.
Il2. Charles T. Wills, NJ. Nicholas, Columbia Y Cs
ll3. Florence, W. G. Tower. Payonia Y. Z.
ia. Trton William B. Adams. Newark u C
ll5. Miriam B. Barnett Columbia Y O.
ll6. Bon Ton l.. ". Pest, Staten Island A. @. -
III. Jennie v. william Vogt Williamsburg 7. Q.
llS. Minnie Klein, c. Van Kamp, Columbia T. u
ll9. Mist Joseph sahdford. Newark y. c.
100. Sunbeam, William Beck New-JeIsey Y. Q.
l21. swallow: Essman Swebson, Williamsburg Z. q
CLASS iO-COURSE w.
OPEN CATBOATS-I7 FEET AND UNDER.
1873. Wlllet VI. >. Leahy, Hudson River Y. 9.
1874. Gala Water, j. Spawn. Newark Bay Y. O.
1875. Eleanor, c. J. Stone Columbia Y. c.
l26 Dash. H. H. Sulng New-Jefsey Y G.
12I. Harry c.. w. r. Porter. Harlem Y. c.
The special races OF the Eastern Yacht Club win b
sailed from Marblehead Rock on Wednesday, septem.
Der TO- Prizes are offered for the A. 40 and 30 foot
classes. IL will be sailed over triangular course
on the open sea. The regatta is open to yachts oa
any club.
The Horseshoe Club, which has just been incorpor-
ated at Albany. has been organized for over year.
IL occupies as a cinbhOnS the little house In the
Horseshoe at Larohmont, I'm which the Larchmont
Cub was first organized The trustees Of the club
are Charles 4. Singer John X. Hall, George q: Muir
raw William Haight and George W. Plum. The de-
vice OF the club + a horseshoe
William Fife, jr.. has written letter 10 The Trib-
une saving that he 10 be understood distinctly
as saving that he finds fault with the present sys.
TEN of measurement used by the New-iork fache
Club but he does object TO the rule OF clasShcauon
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
rRoI-rIyG AND PACING AT HARTFORD.
MOCKING BIRD BEATS MAMBRiNo MAID IN Al
EXCITING CONTEsT-DALLAs WINS THE
INSrEANCE STAKES.


,,r,,o,d Aug % Especial. Though there were four
oos down for settlement at the Grand Circuit meeting
" A thev were all disposed Of with delay and there
o time enough for two special exhibitions. These were
,es, a ouarter.milc heats between the famous old
camuaicner Harry wilkes. and bicycle Huer besides
e over hurdles by four horoughbteis IN tandem with
NM M,rantolle mounted the last horse. The former
~. ~ - v,o, nv the trotter. The regular programme
80, With the unfinished 2 23 class, Emma +. having
,o heats TO her credit from yesterday Ia The iourth
,oa, the mare was not equal 70 fatihg ilchhohu' u"
No latter closing her near the thre@quafer poie anu
be,tlup her home In 2:2Z4. Then The seer secur'n
o"a heat I'm 2:2la, The three non-winners Of heat
-. :, Tho stable and The Seer had hollow victory q"
va, p,ch,,ond ir and Emma f.. had enough The stout
littlo stallion finished In IL am
1,on came the Insurance Guaranteed Stake for 20
ar. The race was conceded to Dallas, who. after got
@ ,wo heats in moderate time set out 10 win The whole
- ~, di..ancno the field From the halt mile post
nano. came a. III gait and Bob Taylor by hafa orVc'
,oced n get in as the chestnut geding finished In 2l4
T.,s cot all the money but 1000. which went 10 BOD
Taylor. . 49,, .o.,o., ,..
The 2s class had four starters but the contest was
confined TO a duel between MtcHlhF h'ru "nu 'i"",''
Mid I'm which the Buffalo came OIL VI "inh'f MOCK
49, MID c.nrrcd tho first heat without trouble In :l?'
Mbrino Maid was scader In the second heat and getting
the lead carly able t' hoG u Tor INC mc III 80
tn. third heat was even more exciting AZ MocAh1 bi
,oe6 0,ad,aly on the Maid the third quarter and
carried nc, IN lrcak As she was passing dc BAY mare
swerycd and the srlkies came into cohisoh nochi"S
pirds near wheel was smashed She hal won the neat
t,,,v Ga ,o1 Another one ended the race for Manbrlno
Mad would not stay IN Il uot vi the hNe III 'no 80,
class Billie Beverly was rated The best IN uho poo'' "
dd no. 90, heat however Mamie Woods had tie mos,
speed OF the party and apt,e1 three IN success'o' " WV
last heat she lowered her record 10 %.%o2' .
For the fourth day the principal races i he O'P'"
Stake Of s3 900 for foas OF 1888 tho 2:2o class of uo
ters and special races against time DS ""' "'u -
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Boston. Aug. 2o-ro-day's contest was fousht orll'
lantly The only hit by the visitors was hehN hoio
run and Mullane pitching well enough 10 prevent
r,oc until the last inning when sacrifices between Two
singles did the business The score =
poston y. LJ.... 0 o 0 u
uosebits-poston e. Cincinnati !. fLrofs-B99sIlh l.
Cincinnati l. PItchcrs-Mullane and ClarKsoh '"Pi'-
Powers. -. ..,,od Mani
Ros,on had ''snap" to-day and they DATED Ma"i
heavily Radbourns strategy and sood heui"s S""' wv
Plttsbures out, The score: 20
Boston tP. L)..""" . o o O. o
Basehts-Boston l5 Prsburg TO- ErrpfS-inU1 inwS1rcs1
p,,tshnrg / Pltchcrs-Radbourn and MAUI '"p''''
IIolbcrt and Ferguson ,,,., va,,oraI
Philadelphia. Aug. :o.-Tho Philnd''ph'a N"' nS,".
Jeoqno club was again defeated by chicago ehs '' r.
noon by better aaround playing 'hio'E' f'''N ~
crrorless fielding game. Tho score; . . a
chi.ogo q: L1....... i %
paehIts-Chlcago IL, Philadelphia 8 Imnir
O. PhIadelphia 4. Ptcher'-steh anu ''"o'''
Lynch ,, ,.a ,an. be,ween tho
IL took ten innings 70 decide the game oo'"''A ~'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
CHALLENGE OF A CANOE CHAMPION.

Toronto. Ont. Aug. 20-IIenry F. Mackendrick. whs
recently won the championship at the American Canoe
Association meeting, publishes card stating that he
has decided TO retire from aquatic sports but beoe so
doing he challenges any amateur in America or the
world to paddle mile in best and best under
the American Canoe Association rules for suitable
trophy, the challenge 10 remain open for one week
and the race 10 be padded within three weeks from TO-
day on the Grand River at Calf.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

All the home baseball mines again won yesterday anu
the pennant OF at least three Of the teams was
materially increased The crowds at none Of the games
were large and every game played further illustrates the
iotc policy which the baseball business is oehe
n aaaged. II the League and the Brotherhood attempt
the same policy next year. baseball Will be las nat as
pancake
The New.York and PIttsburg League teams played one
~ the hest contested games at the Polo
Grounds Bunders few while brilliant plays were
numerous The Infusion of blood into the bttsburg
team seemed to have a wonderful effect, and the team
10. so,do,n r,ayod IN s,,ch form this season. Wech
pitched remarkably WE'LL but his efforts were not much
b,t,ot than those Of Anderson Bassett Honung Burke
and Tiernan. made the clever plays Of the day.
The New.Yorkers scored the onv run made Ia the
seventh inning After Burett had been put out Basset
made hit but was forced out at second by uornunR
Denny h safely to left field Jordsns Hornuhg
manapsd to score The tabuated result follows;
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

Earned runs-Nonc. First base on p,,si UrS
I,,,sI,,,y Left on bases--New-Tork a. Iltts, uIs
nesc nn ,aus-oG WEIGH g. OF Anderson l. Ihreenase
bit-MiiIer Two.base hlt-Burkett SSa SacrlnSe pucE
lev Whistler Q Burkett Hornung. Bcryrt TcDr1 T,c1nan
Hocker Jordan, Deckcr Anderson 9s'a arel 40 I'm.
<
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

r1amlins team Belle Hamlin and Justna, to be driven
nv their owner to beat 2:16A the time made by 'hem
at Poughkeepsic last week
frho
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

Tho New.York and Plt,sburg League teams Will play
,o c.p,os a, the p,lo Grounds today. At BiCherh6od
park the YewYcrk and Chicago Players teams VIII cross
bats. . W..
Tho staten Island Athletics play the Crckets at West
Nevprichtoo. s. L. and the Epqewood Field Club VIII
hattie with the Crcscents at EnRlewood ". J.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

Earned Cleveland |. BrOOhe n D. flrst b's' on
crrors-CleI,lsnd Brooklyn D In on bass .e'eand
I,fooklyn Thrcc.la,c hits --0-lfl'h QUIZ INV
Txo.basr hlt Davis, Stolen bases thinner Dennsy Col
us = Daly. Cllrk. Caru:hcrs Saethce hits-Mck%San, %
and Day Terry Clark and Dsly struck & STs-lt i ,dlt
West thinner Virtue Daiy. Na-e Oh paiS-'. bcoslh
/ or Yonnq of Terry I. HIT by Dltch.r-Mchcan.
psssrd BALI -Zlmmcr. wild mtches-Beatn. Young
ferry . Implrc-McOua Timc-l :12.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

The Broe klyn and Cleveland Players League teams had
A lively game OF baseball at Eastern PARK brooklyn
v,,l- n an won hut victory was achieved only after
exciting bauc of nnnes. Sonc brliunt PAYS wcro
made. but Lrngng errrs were decided, moT numerous.
Good batting In the extra inning the game for Brook
Iyn joyce Bauer Tcleau and Hadford dd not play a.
,,cu ~ usnal The
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
ST. LOUIS VIA DETROIT.

Every day at p. m. the popular Western express
,eayes Grand Central Station via the New-iork Gen.
trail. arriving at ST. Louis at AS the second morn
ing.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

No grumbllne no strikes.
A Remington Standard
Typewriter is servant of all
work with no grievances.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

Earned runs-Brockyn 8. Clcyeland LeIt Oh i oasfs
prookivn If cleveland d. First base by errOrs-BookSh
g. Ccyeaad rrt base on 6911rT ser TeE AnSTS%s out
Scery Joyco Radford Brennan, Larkln St0eh Dlses
orr joyce DAILY licmming, Browning Brrnn'' pIar
Eits-B bauer 2 Orr Andrews RadtGrd hrowGme s SHs
bnnty 'Two.base hlts-WaId, Bauer, Andrew LarNn I
-. Ey pitcher prowning via ptrhss'Tuoc ptrhha Lprcs Tg
snhnridan sl,nr and a;arnc;. Time OF gaIne-2;2i
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

Nss;3oFN Sc;SS -. -. i . 9 i
Earned run4-NcW-Yors 2. Chicago 3 First base 10y
.iror-Sew.York :. Chicago T., Lot on Dls'-- Wv.
ok u CHICAGO O. hallr ON Ilah OF
Baldwin :. struck out Slsttery, Shannon bld" =
pa-fatu Home O'N"lu. ihf'"-ba-c hlt-
OiNri Slcrncr hts-whitney. Dury. . N~il klan'
Gore Brown , Richarison. p'Day = Peurr, Ba>ii'it
stolen lo-.-- ichaflsol. shannon. ISN'n '0n,N,N :.
Dolbl, pla,sC C.mskey and is,a n sAnn3n. III h9I '"I
and to..or. lit pitCh'r -lisn ain Pts-'d balls
f,'trl, Umplrcs-Johns and knllht. Tuie Of game
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
HOME MINES WIN AGAIN.
PITTSBURG, CHICAGO AND CLEVELAND MEN
DEFEATED.
NEw.YoRK AND BROoKLYN TEAMS DO GooD
WORK, AND IMPROVE THEIR PEN
NANT CHANCES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New.york I pt,sbnrq O. Chicago G. Philadelphia 4.
HrookIyn 10 CLEVELAND O. uoston @ Cincinnati /.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
New.york II Chicago 3 Boston 1s, Pttsburg o..
Irooklyn 10 Cleveland o. philadepho &, Buffalo D.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville TO- Syracuse o. St. Louis q, Baltimore -
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
ruIpn pACr-ruE rrTuRIrY.

Beverwyck Stables ch f. Can Can by Prince Charlie
Edward Browns h. f. Pearl Set by falsetto-Peari ~
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30
90 r)hom ct nlan Gonrern.

IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION
i OF THE BROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
TO whom IL NAV Pursuant to the provisions
~ an act OF the Legislature the State OF NewYork
titled IAN Act for the Relief Of the Brooklyn CITY ran:
road Company Lessee OF the Franchise and Property oe
the Buskwick Railroad Company said act being chapter
30 Of .hs 1890 and pursuant 70 an ordei OF the
Sunreue Court made special term thereof held at the
Cotrt House n the city Of Brooklyn, County Of kings and
state ~ EewYork on the 9Th day OF August ls9O the
Brooyn CITY Railroad Company hereby adyerases fot ana
snunss information the ownership Of eight ~ shares
Of bs r,n,a Stock of the Bushwick Railroad Company
corporation duY incorporated under the laws OF this state
and operating railroad the city Of Brooklyn
and STAT, y York which said railroad is now operated
Railroad Company az lessee OF saio
Bushwick Railroad Company Said eight shares Of stock
ISSUED 10 Henry smith b certncate pesrmg aa' Tno
bered o5 as appears BY stock certificate book OF said
ypnsbv-ich Railroad Company. The owners OF
said shares Of stock any OF said shares are %
send their and addresses TO the Brookyn oIy n
road COMPANY az 10 Fulton street. In the city OF Bfook'
iyn County Of Kings and State OF New.York Any In:
Of them or with respect to the owner or owners &
Rrookiyn CITY Railroad Company OF the above address,
Dated York, Nv 1S 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

The Brooklyn and Cleveland LEAGUE teams played at
Washington Park Brooklyn. The hom' pine Winning after
an exciting but not n perfectly played game Beatins
delivery batc fc,y In tn nsi inning that lac re-
tlred and Young took bis unce. Inc soore:
New-York tribune., 1890-08-30

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OLDS. s50 EACH $3.50 ADDED SPECIAL
WEIGHTS ONE MILE AND FURLONG.
Chicago Stables g. Uncle Bob by Luxe 100
900.
H. WaFnke & hon's br T. Recarc by REFORM iafa ll9
s. S. Browns b. c. Demuth, by Ten Br0ccK-Bche 80,
Nantprl 80
J. n. Mulhcnand's b. T. Tulla blackburn, oy Luxe ..
d. J. Johnston's D. T. Rupcrta. by Prince Charlie 80,
Narguert Z r,,choss
H. Morr.s's e. Watterson by Great 10n-DuchesS ~
d. ID. witherss b. G.. by Kinglik'fah an Iab ~ 70
:. Brown. Jennie H.. by Sprnafo Jcnir Nv"
Keystone stsbes en- c. Mastero1c, by Sir Molrec-,
Kyre DalyBesse Peyton Z. .,t, '''
George Hoarsts b. c. Anaconda, by SpehohrhF IN.
Maid OF Atho. io'
keys'ole Stables br. T. Emnence, by hyhe Da'S- oo
j. B. Hagglns ch Rosettc by Joe Iiooacr-losa H.. w