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New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
GRIN AND PRODUCE MAEKETS.
,,,,r,,yrc or Nrw.yORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEWIORk DLAl.lNhS'
Activity is sustained in the wheat speculatioh' III
sn,o OF the nsctted condition Of tho markets ana tlc
conflict of influences that bear upon values FerhapS
the uncertain aspect the future tends to stimulate
sional operations. although II natur"'S rcu''
the public timd In investing. The dealings III opuo'
vestcrtav ran up 10 nearly 100000 bushels All
the crop reports favorable early ana thcS gave
a bearsh tono to the trading. easier cables also iehd'
inc some assistance reversal of the movement in
prices followed on tho appearance OF heavy buying oy
two prominent interests. but the tendency 10 take
nron,s on all rallies held the advances In check Inc
result was an irregular ending but without mpor'int
after sales at 90 2d 90 cents showed net loss OF
IL cent at the lastnamed price dme Snto u, wa,
az ii rs cents and jumped to 90. Closing OF l. cent
at % "a aud selling on the curb 80 'ent Tk",'
August ranged from 20 49, aaS 10 a. q os cent. and
rallyine to 07 IA cents on the curb p''g,uc' ,,
opened at o7 c.6 E cents @re ana MARKING TS 70 net a
Of = cent. The curb pr.c was % - cents; NAY NAY
sT % 3Ss ie hrSa rS4 sf S% fs 7 to % H. to % " cents
'' cash wheat was unsettled and lower. in sympathy
with the sharp fan in Nay SP,lonGS npPgpib S
'oT nm on the spot weakened 1912 cent on fIeer
or.rinrs Tho export demand moderated but neyer
thelcss shippers took $4,000 bushels and $4,000
bushels were taken At the oIos ,Ulre ending hT of
cent at 40 for May. 40 5s for june Al '9 Tor july
ana a on the SPOT were irregular with mixed grades
strong and white grades easier. The options We're
moderately active. and while June was un,hahgeu Il,
m 3i cents May rose 5s to "a "a and July IL
cent TO 81 I Q cents ., ,oa %,
Lard was dull and weak The options closed OK
~ noints AZ follows: June 20 3e July. 30 30
August. - go September 81 TO- and October. ?" 'o
There were sales Of $50 tlerceS on the spo'' Dn'
,rhethcr for export could not BE- learned
Tho receipts Of grain and hour reported yestcrdav az
New York Philadelphia Baltimore and boston M were as aS
;oI,owS' Wheat IIG 2GG bushels; corn. 351 ,,?3
bushels: oats l60o7D bushels total gram. 0f";3s ,
bushels nour. 3l.7io packages Az wmcago;o MI Nh
bnshols corn 53l 1877 bushels oats. 425. bushels
Total grain .OoS, $50 bushels, -four l3''oi barrels
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Ii announced that survey OF the winter wheat terri
tory showed that the condition was II any thing under
the condition May /. 1t added that the sprl. wheat
seeding suggested average crop. There wero
private messages from Kansas and Missouri decidedly
more radical than 4" The Price Currents summary.
The weather map showed almost perfect conditions
in the Northwest. st. Louis messages denied 1t, and
said that the Art Club, still busy bullng Its
home market The receipts OF corn were over the
expectations. 745 cars and the estimates for Fri
day. 600 cars, considered pretty liberal. Tho
price, however, maintained itself steadily all day, and
closed almost exactly where it did Wednesday. Oats
were strong and fractionally higher. No. whs
sold at 30 lea 80, so. at 2S la 90. No. white
at 30 3-4a30 IL cents, No. Q white for May sold at
30 3-4a 30 IA June at 90 LA 20 "a cents: Both
closed at outside figures. At the close short RIBS
showed a decline Of . = cents lard OF IL cents
and pork OF - cents from Wednesday night. on tho
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Flour n'';i@o;s May a% 5saes asss
] Ft &c. ,S Ms fairy ' s:%Gs %
4la@43ci yellow 4la44c; Western easy; MIXED. spot
%t Aus@ MlE '%a ir sc June oasFsry ssd G aess
9sda %E a. and S DC 3 e q sOf asas do SG
whit $ac Rye scarce and firm; choice Gsec'e prime
e.oce timothy, si2 5Odsls. Provisions steady Butter
So % e,eamer td@cy lS%lsc do far fan 70 choice itSS
sa9c s9rs paese oqsc gIs.s loe Fee, a% 'ssrce
ica6 RH wRssey firm 81 81 oeSs o
G T. g % gfa P' cSrs for de ss 3D. Re-
e eslpts-fogr, pit 1896 bss wheat 80 600 bush; corn.
@e9ts-FiO%r SSel bis wheat $4,000 bush corn 2so6o
bush. sales-whcat 10000 bush; corn Ss 600 bush.
Boston. May 22.-Flour quiet. Corn.Market heavily
S SS g %g sncr. ysSs a s only s 1;
and finest SSrSera nc Wssssa %
good 7dscc Egss in steady demand and arn, Eastern
a M COO wea s acS d. Is 900 600 Ke:c ep c oo nssa
oats 49, 600 bush shorts, 035 tons.
Buffalo. May 22-wheat-No hard opened weak and
;oia at f. iS 900 bush do a. 81 oo, e5SS bush
90 1908 q .S d az e9S2 bush S Ssan aS.s ss e @ ans
no r.d sold 95e track and boatloads DO 392s in
S7c on AZ trs"S Sc White Mehisaa ySc asked 1000
S@@ N 80 %e &c. '?a dos l o9 ysS%
sss 900 b9sh no. his sold at, 81 s7s C MO- &c in store
so. White 5si a53c 30 mixed asc on track. Bailey
S;' + + 5 '; ;;pss sSs;:s
winter bran 81 spring DO "a Canal tTeshss hn1, tT%
& SrS s e to eSd 3 8 0sSs sssn HSS
81 75. ReceptsFour IS 900 b6i' wheat 40 600 bush
WSsa %s6 S 900 Sg,h .s ee oco
5G9o Sr S, 81 6 o % S f%% Sa. Geo DS bush ~Hea Oo
Charleston May, 22-Turpentne quiet at ai'c. Rosln
quiet good strained - %.
Ma IT no linz
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool May -. p Cott9nIhe sales q The Gay
Amcrican-Nliddling, low mlddng clause May delivery,
q 3l.bi as 3j.Gid; NAV and June delivery . d-149
Il 35Gtd June and July delivery. 3564d buyers Juw
and August delivery. 37G4d buyers; August detyeIyg
Y7.GiaG 3SGid August and September delivery 3ofd
bnvnr. S'pnhnr delivery 35.0id tuyers; September
and Octob,r delivery 9Gid6 l064d october and No
vemhcr delivery. 636i dGd ,,,,,,,
savannah. May 22.-Cotton quiet and nrm Middlnei
II ii.t6Gll1,c: Low MiddlinG. IL 1-i6dllrr: "9oS
orItnarv 10 l3l6dlO-sc: and gross receipts. 1l1
bales exports coastwe 67 bales sales, 3S bales stock
$40 bales. ,,,s,,.. ,,..,
galveston. May c2.-Cotton nominal; Mddline, u1c;
Low Mddng llic Good Ordinary ioss; neg an8 a, s,s
81 bales, cO3stwise, bSl taIe> saIes'
"s s'oGk s % "oton oue, Middrrng II sbIee;
and gross receipts hA"s exports eoass~'se' ID
bales sales % bales stock 655S bales
'' Now Orle,ns Nav a2-Cotton steady; Mddng 1l'sc;
Low MiddinV &c Good ordinary. II 6-l6e net re-.
ccipt 1876 bales gross, 3O9o bales sa.es <'oo pe'eS'
stoc tales.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION ELECTIONS.

Nashville, Tenn. May % (Spccial-Scveral nun
drcd delegates to the American Medical Association
visited the Hermitage the old home and bnrla pace
Of President Jackson. to-day. The Others attended
the general session OF the Association, at the Ih'iue
Vendonc and were much interested in the addresses
delivered and reports discussed. After Elder Kane
had offered prayer. the committee on nominations re
ported as follows: President. W. T. IrigsS. Of
Tennessee: first vice president. G. A. Lindsey Con
nccticut: second vice president Il. &. Moore. Nc
brasha third vice president, II. G. Wyman, Michigan
fourth vice president, l.. T. Gibson, Arkansas; treas
urer. Il. J. Demplcson, Pennsyvana permanent sec
r,.tary w. H. Atkinson Pennsylvania lbriIlil' u L.
Richard son District Of Columbia trustees Of Journal
j. Is. Hamilton. District Of Columbia, ). y. shV,-
maker Tennessee: judicial committee, II. t. nco,t
ohio: W F. Reck. Iowa. J. 4. Lane. Kansas j. H.
Murphy. Minnesota; J. T. Hapel, Tennessee, d. j.
Roberts Tennessee a. Garcelon, Maine me con.
mlttee on nominations recommended the hr't IhcsdaN
I'm Nav as the time and san Francisco a. inc
nlacc for the next annual meeting There was an
Interesting discussion as Ia the place Of meeting of
the Association, aud Washington was hhaH SccoVod'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
DEAR ICE CAUSING TROUBLE.
sopAwArER MEN AND LIQUOR DEALERS COM.
PEELED TO RAISE PRICES.

About 200 retail sodawater dealers met last even
ing at No l25 Rvngtons st. for the purpose OF form
ing an association and inducing the manufacturers in
view Of the present high price of ice, to supply them
with sodawater at rate proportionately lc~er' IT
Is asserted that there arc about 800 dealers who sell
sodawaer for Q and cents glass at street stands
under contract with the manufacturers, who allow
them free use Of the fountains The cost OF ice has
been raised from 90 to about 20 cents per 100
pounds The retailers assert they cannot afford.
under these circumstances sell their sodawacr for
which they pay 20 cents and 81 per tank, at the old
price per glass. After several warm discussions a
committee appointed to confer with the mann
i@,turcrs. Should this nrmns fail the retailers
threaten to close their stands. The manufacturers
interested among Others are Jacobs Brothers, John
Matthews, John Dwight & Co.. Daniel Fecke and
Lighto 81 Brothers
Bayonne, y. j., Is now watching strange boycott
At meeting of the Liquor Dealers Association last
week the quordc about eighty in number. agreed
to advance the price Of ale and lager beer to 10 cents
pint and Is cents a quart. The price was formerly
cents pint and IL cents a quart They took this
action on account Of the high price Of Ice The new
prices went into effect on Monday. At Con-
stable Hook large number Of IInngarians are EN-
ployed In the oil works. and most OF them are large
consumers Of beer. The IIungarans are highly in
dgnant ut the action Of the lquord dealers, and to
give expression to their feelings they held large
meeting yesterday AFTERNOON In vacant field over
500 persons were present. and many speeches were
made In the Hungarian language. accompanied by
the most exciting gesticulauons.
1t finally resolved not to buy drop Of beer
or drink or cigars from any OF the Quordealcrs until
they reduced the beer to its former price. Follow
ing that when any one was seen coming OUT OF a
lQuor-store with Of beer 1t was taken from hlIn
and poured into the street Other bOycottcrs gathered
around the entrances Of tho liquor shops with pals OF
water and drank 10 the health Of the propretots.
Herman Newman threatened the llungarianS win
pistol This enraged the crowd that to prevent
serious trouble Newman had TO close up MS pace
The following circular was issued by the husarIans
last night ITO all the famles-We ask them 10 be SO
kind As TO not to drink 10 cents pint lager. but try
10 keep temperate until the old prices arc restored
ly order Of the committee.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude petroleum market was heavy To-Day VIII"
more ot a declining tendency to values oi opuo"s
than I'm tho regular way dealings at the stock IN
change The weakness could not be aSclbed 10
..vmn,tby, with tho railway share speculation. for
IN. latter rallied while oil was going down. lhere
uas no change in the refined petroleum market. bu'
foreign quotations trne easier III tone orne 9P
ton f,lf from 03 to lodo % cents while stock
chanr, oil went from D. 1-4d02 . cents 10 ~ J. i
cents, ending on "a sharp rally 81 over cent. me
..nrk,y ~ the stock Exchange may he significant Of
,ho Intention Of the recent manipulating interest To
resume operations later II should be remeDerea
nu, and TINT prices are back tO the ninctcS without
the development of any special feature to justify Ihe
advance in the ordinary parancc Of Wall street Inc
markets closed steady. a., - -
Thc range Of prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
18TH SWEEPSTAKES.
SELLING.
MILES.
SIXTH RACE-SWEEPSTAKES. WEIGHTS 10 II
n,.I AM. IuL 50 LI.HI.NNlS.
First race at 2 80 p. II
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London May 22.-rhc Newmarket second sprmR
meeting closed TO day. The race for tie PAYNE
STAKES for three ycarOlds one mile and eleven yaS'
was won BY two lengths by Loid I!artinetons pa,
cot Morton. The Duke of Wcstmnsters brown 'oi,
H,uccreen was second and g. d. Roses chestnut co'
Eel Demonio Lad third. There were seven
Starters The last betting to against Moriol'
10 4 on Blucgrcen, and TO against Tel Dcmohio.
Tho race for the Bedford Two ycarold Plate oi
400 soverelgns FIVE furlongs. won By Loro
Durbam's chestnut colt Peter Flower Thomas Smith
chestnut colt Rumptious second and Mr.. cope
chestnut 6ly CrinOine a bad third There were hVe
starters The last betting was IL to against fetci
Firwcr ; to against Bumptous. and IL to against
Crinnlue.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago. May % (SpcciaD. D.-linfchinson, VINO for
about week has plainly been operating for re-
action in the wheat market. today evidently gave up
that expectation lie was large buyer nero ana a,
."rtinr Ia ur,vatc messages from other cities, was u
large Guvcr in almost all the other market, ~ tnc
new bull party. headed by 'udahy & Jones' a Wa
cnon opened at O4 i-20o4 5-s, sold up to 81 ana
closed al 03 - May opened at 30, got 70 10 ! :,
hn, closed M 90 . June practically the same
orice as May August and september increased ~
activity and In strength, very large shar, ~ notn
these deferred months. August opened at 9',, soid
as high ar % Is, and closed at "a - september
n.nnd AZ 90 "A sold at "a "a. and closed at "a a.
Tke most influential bit OF outside news was The
Cincinnati Price Currents estimate OF the wheat crop
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
Inc Following telegram sent ont by Mr.. O'Neill
Yesterday 70 the other National League clubs;

The following telegram was sent ont BY Mr.. o'Nen
yesterday 70 the other National League clubs
'Pittsburg, May %, 1890.
THE report that advise consolidation OF the two
Leagues and conference and compromise Is abso
lut"y false J. PALMER O'NEILI."
business meeting OF the Brooklyn (Limited) Brother
hood Club held at the Offices Of the Kings County
Elevated road at No. Nassaust. yesterday. All the
directors Of the club The directors were In
session two hours and at its close said that the meeting
h'd been held simplify matters and make few business
arar gcmens and attend to the closing OF few contracts
After the meeting Secretary wrh said that everything
was satisfactory and that the directors were not at all dis
couraGed BY the small attendance the games at Eastern
Park lie thought that with weather the crowds
would Increase. Mr. wirth said that while he did not
speak for the other directors thought that IL would be
good policy change the schedule He personally thinks
That the admission price ought to be reduced to % cents
been organized and OF the Board p
John T. Brush, the eNpr~idcnt OF the eX-Indianapols
clu, visited the city yesterday and held consultation
with some OF the League club owners last night. Mr.
Brush said that he was in tha city private business
and took tho opportunity call upon his old PLAYERS aud
congratulate them upon the good work they are doing IL
said last night that before Mr.. Brush went home ar
rangemonts might be made transfer the Pitsburs club
70 indianapolis.
The NcwYork and Plttsburg teams play at the Polo
Grounds to-day, and the NewYork and Chicago Players
clubs A. brotherhood Park.
The Ncw.York Players club yesterday signed Dunlap,
Lately released by the Pitsturg League club Dunlap
will second base probably, and Richardson VIII oe
moved around 10 shortstop.
The baseball to,n,s Of Is. Altman Co and H. OMEN
Ca. Will play match game on Memorial Day ~ tho
Mott Haven grounds. Game will be called ct p. m
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

The rnme az brotherhood Park yesterday would nave
been enjoyable the Ij39 spectators but Tor 'hr
deliberate movements Of the players baseball fa'
which drags over hour becomes ufc-ome and ~ 70"
Qured hours and twenty minutes 70 play yesterday :
game The home team held decided lead up 10 the hhul
Inning where j. Ewing lost hi, oi,ctiSonc,' ana h''
consecutive baschit, gave the Chicaco men tt~ runs
Up this inninc ]. Ewing scattered the hit nicely
Lathams amused the onlooAers hugely anu s''
poor Umpire Barnes almost crazy. This clown H 'i'
baseball ncld sarcastic and polite and inqui,'i''
suit Barnes. who proceeded 10 give Latham '~>oh
Barnes very politely told Latham T. shut up ana a. e
clown continued 70 lhDe Batnc> remarked thnt M" n"'''
would cost the acroh,c ballp1ycr 80. Latham ga h"i
this aud Barrcs Increased the Anr - 20"
Stn Latham continued howl and dance kicksuoo VAR
.t.ps around third base THAT VIII c0-t you $50
yelled Barnes Latham stood ~, turned 10 stone th'
l,apng suddenly 'hc al BE 'o quivcrng T. the r'"n
,uI,rcntlv landing dr of NJ head IN" gam" WIS
-toppl 'or moment while the player Joined with thr
spectator IN the loi.tcrous nth Ewing caught an 'N
ce-nt game but be- was not a. a"cuf't" 10 uio""' a.
usual Connor ba,t,d vel" aud 80 did O Hourke Latham.
Dury and CorIl-kav. The score wa a. foilo"'-
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
BrryI0y OF THE 2srH ". Y. V. l.

LOckport, Y. y. May 90 (Specal-The twenty
ninth reunion Of the 2~th Regiment, New-l oTh Noluh
iecr, ono of the famous regiments, whose hghing III
The Shenandoah and at Cedar Mountain Is historical
u..s held here to-day. There between hity and
sixty OF the veterans present: The officer, elected
wcre. President benjamin Fagler. Niagara tail> :
,,cn nreeIdent John j. sullivan Niagara Falls sec
re,ary J. Byron Lovel treasurer y. r. g. Madliam'.
,u spcn sion bridge color bearer, J0hn h. "aiof care
OF album, L. IL. Field.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
THE WE4 THER REFOhL
r-oprc.sT TILL, \ +. NJ. FRlDhf'


w,.hi,c,on Nav 22.-For New-Ensiano' s"e"''
fair IN the northern. showers In the southern
part 49, . A.. sor,bern mart
For Eastern NowYork. fair in the so"'nern , p.lS'
showers in the northern; slishty "A'"''''
winds. . v no,avare
For Ea.tetn Pennsylvania, NcwJers'y' D''
Marylrnd virginia tho Caronas and "eOrs'1' '"s"'''
warmer fair weather n...t,,,t.
For western Scw-rork and Western f'""''
showers, slightly warmer .,oo,,rs
Far Elor,d. fat, weather; stationary tempeature'
For Alabama Mississippi, Louisiana ana Ea'''" i'N-'
slightly werner aud f1ir ,r,oss.e and Arkansas
Iut w..t virginia kentucky, Iennrss,r,
slightly warmer : fair weather. except IN eN''e"'c ~
For Ohio cioudincs, and frequent rains win local
storms; slightly vtrn'r ,,,..z., wisconsin and Mis-.
.otrl rain local storms IA Indiana; co"''' '' '-'
Far E,nsas far followed by Iain cooler. IN b.
For Iowa and Colorado. fsir, pfeceu'u pS '-" 80 w.
eastern portions; slightly warmer; ,.,...La shoyets
For Minne,ota. the DokotaS ana Ne''''
,,,r ,oc., OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

.Incudes sales Of 1000 barrels OF Nay delivery at
o. = cent?.
Refined oil was unchanged at 7.4O cents per ealoh
I'm barrel, and $50 cents In cases 49,
Foreign quotations were shade easier at l.
francs I'm Antwerp 6.95 marks In Bremen, ana '-lod
: - I'm IoudOn.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
THE RECORDS.
PLAY EI,N' LENbU
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Dr,rU OF MRS ELIZABETH II. Gnu RH'

Newburg. ~ Y. May - (SpccIall.-Mr'' Ehzaocth
H. wife of Or. :. y. Church, aled ''s "oo.' '''o
was a daughter Of william e. Stcrhhg' Vi 'o"s
and wa, born in salisbury. Conn. she had beeh MI
,n,.,h, ,r many years and on Monday her brain
and ,,. side of her body were paralyzed she had
fwn ,on, william church. who entered mcsI ann
,cadcmv ,rhcr. his uncle Is now proicssOr; am m
, dicd ,ftcr tun wears service there ana irving T.
Chnrch who is an Instructor in Cornell unvcrsi'y'
rho funeroI will be held saturday al ia o'io'h
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
CONTESTANTS FOR HEDAL AT MT ST. hARYS

Emmc,t>burr. Nd. May % (specaD.-At the pre-
lninary elocutionary contest here today at MI
T. u,ry's College, the following students were 80
lcc,ed 10 compete for the gold NJ .dal at the hnaI
outc t. Jnne "a Clarle> Watterson, Pittsbnrg h. F.
lee Pennsylvania Joseph lngoldsby and Joseph
vauach OF Boston; Joseph Malone. william Crosser,
Now York: Louis French and John Seton. Baltimore
William Mcconnell. New Jersey T.. Farrell, Soutn
C,rolina The gold medal to be awarded at the nnaI
met is tho gift OF A. V. ID. Wattersnr. OF fti'
burg.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
NETWORK TRIBUNE 1s9o-TwELvE PAGES

coudiness morning yesterday the skies clear
dry air and light made the weather perfect
The temperature ranged between So and II degrees the
average (59) being 3s lower than the corresponding
day last year, and higher than on Wednesday.
In and near this city today there will probably be
warmer, fuir partly cloudy weather
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
OIL MARKETS.

OH CITY Penn MAY 20 National Transit .sr cefsnse, onc
onnurd .,3f highest, 93c lowest, Dltc coseu v-c'
,sc, lia 600 bbs 90 charer; ter: 0o'S' 'o'' 'n'p"e"'
I,i,,'hyrr penn Nav 22-Pctroleur active ani ".
REGULAR: National trau>t certificates opposed as v2'.c'
,l,soJ at o2c: highest BE lowest 81 20 .,.....
ntaGford Penn. MAY e2Naonsl Tranonr csr,,nsac' ,
closed 81 &C; hixnest ooac' i""ess'
oi lr. clrararces. 2Gi 900 bbs.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
rrRoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nav % m-BSef o,s sas and pSSss pSo ~ Pea
N " Steadv AZ i7s Cd Bacon IN poor demand long ana
bort c, ar middlcS about 81 n dull a. Sos "a Cnec.e
and roorod steady IS cd for now white Ialiow
mn I'm poo demand prime Western .not aid May easy
az al Cd aud July Easy at s., Whea IA poor ae
d Llonr I'm fair demand. CornSpo, 10 fair demand
Hmc. in GOOD demand mixed Wes:ern July steady at
b Hops at London-pselnc 'oa''-lhe'e Is no'nihs
Offering.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Eranc.co MAY ~ 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

Earned runs-Ncw.Y ork 8, Pltt~burs J. L"Tt on -
Ncw.York TO- Pitt>burg 3 First hase on eii u, N'W,
York Pitishurg fir-t base ba!l--OH Eu-l" J. on
Sowders o. Struck Iy Iu-ie y. by SoNGer- y
Three base hts-Ticnan. Ba-sc Two bas hit>-Iirrnan
Iornung. Sa,riAcc ht>-Ilcnunr. Burkctt Eoit htI{.
Youn gnsn. Stolen ba-cs-Irrnan !a->ro'k fS fnrolH
RurAcit Clarke Hines Eodt. Double play S'umer ana
pas.ctt lit bv pitcher Ba-sctt. Wi pitchc-i;usic
2 soNders I. Umy!re>- Power, and ZIcharss. Time
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New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
InlISVILLE "A. Al

Earned -LouI,yic ? BlooHiyn p i,t h9,r ,,i @n
ertors Louisville D. Br0oh!yI g. I"ft on ba-" l""'
Viilr 4 brooklyn e. g.sc BALI OF ',9oial .
struck -Fcnncly >. Simon. OIri"n PER- Nat, nor nor
1,erhlfdt Home VOL.
bits|oIricn Ton,ncy. Two.ia-c ht,-ocrhardt Iay"r'
Tnmncy RYAN ?. stolen bssrs-Daly. P'ltr, WchNrf.
iIamblrg. Raymond shnnick ? st,at,m sIrpaMr ndIh
nnisv-G.crhardt Fennelly and OBrlcn. III by pitcher
Pshmnlck wild ptchcs-Mattinore & Passed balls
Bowes L wcckbccker /. rmpre-o' Bricn. Time "
ramr-o :1o.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

The Brooklyn d"''ated the Cincinnati nin" IN u"
League gauo a. Washington P4iA y"strday after d.
cidd div interesting rane The attendance lli7.
which included about Il.ines pitch" better
game than the score 70 indcat" n" errors % u"
visiting players were fow but unusually costly Collins
and Corkhl played 10 remarkable form The score was
a. fnlnMs.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23

on errols.Jersey City O. Baltimore 4. Lett on bases
Semd l. cTy c 1S B,ltimorc 8 pass op S:s-0G Tt1'
ana sef MnrnS MACK NJ o'ROgrke Dogbls playsaKeay
Mack. Power NJ. O'Rourke 3 SACRIFICE hits -McGucken
heay, Burdock, Long SomIper. Two-base hits-Town.
std ssnd SSGmner Passed bal-Murphy. Umpire-Vslen.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-23
,TO.DAY'S PROGRAMME.

The racing today docs moi promise 10 be of more
than ordinary interest. The field, are large enough
but lack quality. The only stake feature the card
has selling conditions which keep ont horses Of high
class The running Of Blue Rock In the first and
lima b. in the last may redeem the day
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