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Fish Notes.

Good sized pike arc being caught in Deal Lake, =,
ASbury Park.
Black drum Nah. many weighing over forty pounds
apiece, are being taken In the seine on BayNids.
ON the IackensAck River at Little Ferry N d. there
will be plenty Of yeIo" perch the latter part OF Nav
During the til good catches OF have been
made IN Pine Brook. four miles west OF Long Branch
sing,e haul OF smells In the Setauket River Conn.
produced so pouuS II hAS been the most prOlmc
Tor tins iAvurito tS rsh Tor over hall century
Postmaster CAV or son exhibited some OF tho finest
trout ever taken from Jersey stream yesterday They
were beauties, and no didn't 20 far from home either
Large trout 10 the rule in tho catch from Penngyl-
van "A Etrr.ms one WAS taken At P"cnno that was -
inches lOug aud others caught that were Ii inches long
John Fredoricks OF Dover Plains recently caught
trout that weighed In all hheen pounds This
il ono OF the most romATEaOs catches ever made IN
putches. county
4 number 0l hns bass have been caught ~ Long
FrhnnL within tho las' three days Jac"h wei caught
eleven on ridaY Which weighted he "eeH I"O aui
three pounds ct.h,
The lakes aud streams IN Inc vicinity OF Monticello,
sullivan county lave hsen slnetsl Hlth $500 hsh
Cold sVTuE HAIb0T, l.
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The Champion Racquet Player Again.

From Mt LOIld0n Npo7In2 IVs
The second half Of the homeland homo
match between !. Latham, the professional
champion. and A. j. Crosby o Portsmouth, took
place on April 20 nj the Portsmouth Racquet
Court before a distinguished company. when
Crosby proved a much moro Formidable oppo:
nent than he did on tho pr6ous SATURDAY at
tho Queens Club, Latham oily lust winning
by four games to three. attera cry bard strug-
gle score: First game rsly. - lathamj
game Latham. ~ Cro-bNs Fourth game
latham, -; Crosby; Y, Fifth game ros66y.
Latham. D. Seventh gnme-IHtlam, 10; Cros-
Nv. II. Number Of aces scGed Crosby S3i
Latham, 50.
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BOSTON. May s.-Despite the rain. quite
number Of spectators witnessed tho Harvard boat
races Charles River this afternoon. The were
in good form and pulled q good race. although tho
quite rough. The OIL was the favoritSs
only in Shaping It's through tho
Harvard bridge would have on the race. The 30
senior had tho inside course with 80 second e3
third and 81 outside For the nrst mile 80 ell and
~ close together but 81 carried by tho
tide aud In heading up lost so much ground that 80
by fine squirt, came in ahead by three quarters of
length. The 90 two feet behind 81. and 90
was two lengths In the rear Of % The distance
In miles, aud the time little short OF II minutes
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Brooklyn Normal School eymuasts.

distinguished audience greeted the officers
and members OF the Brooklyn Normal School tor Ply
steal Education last evening when tho anal examine
of tho ladies' class OF tho institution occurred the
gymnasium OF the Adephi Academy corner of St.
James place and Lafayette avenue, whore tho sxAmin
alton held was crowded with ladies and gentle
among those present being some OF the best known
residents OF BROOKLYN.
Members OF tho school who take the full OF
year n diploma while those who take the
years receive certificates for what they do dur
ing this time The examination OF tho men took place
on Aprii ~ while the ladies' exhibition IN heavy gym.
naErs held on May l The full term will begin on
Oct = and during July and August the summer
will be held at ClRutauquA Lake.
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Chess Notes.


Major HRnham now leads In the hAnhattans cham
pionship tourney.
Or b. Marshall Of San Francisco. a master Of tue
game IL q visitor at tie hnnIattan's club rooms
Mr.. MORGAN from Nav Orleans, visited the Manhattan
Chess Club rooms on Wednesday evening Of TINS week.
HsEad that Capt Mackenzie IL improving in health
Mr., Blackhurne Is wiling TO accept tho challenge 10
sued by LaHEer and under reasonable conditions, is
prepared " play auou May Is Tor E1O side or higher
sake
Tho prelninRrieG In the Judd showGlter match have
been finally arranged ana play "ilI begin In 81 Louis
on Monday, May 10 The event is exciting Widespread
interest
Tho English International tournament VIII take place
at Manchester Ihs summer The British Chess AGsO.
citation ant the zeal players hope to raise At least
81 800 for prize fund
Major o. T. Maichees who died last week In Angus
ia, Ne, WAS excellent chess PLAYER 10 was also
fond of studying the velocity OF light on which subject
he Is SAID 10 have made interesting discoveries
Proceeding In connection with tho annual congress
of tho scottish chess Association At Dundee we're
brought to a clUse April % when hherln Npens OF
Glasgow and MIR ~ y Walker II dundee met in tho
hna ne of tho tournament tor the chess chamrouship
OF Scotland Mr. Walker la the mUve, Hni opened
with Scotch ganDt and shortly secured The better
position shSrin spens resigned on tue lhE'J sIShth
move
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The Sun stated authoritatively Yesterday
that Presidents spsldlnE. Day Byrus, and secretary
HAWleY OF the Cleveland Club had held q conference
In this city in the interest OF the National League That
was 30 although mono OF the officials named would Adj
mt at the time that such event occurred President
Byrne. however told srS rspOrer Yesterday that
coufsTonce had been held he ttUuty Calmsi Liat
A was NOT 10 change tic schedule or that there was
fear - any Change in membership
have no hesitation In Stang continued PTeaidsnt
ByTne that the Sational League las never Oe,u In
better condition SluGo tie trouble WiIA tue players
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Manager A. r. Barkman OF the enty-fve
mile handicap road race. Yesterday informed Sun
porter that the entries and prizes received yeSer
day weIe far beyond his expectations and from the
number of fast men daily sending in their entries,
doubled the chances Of the hour and 80 minute record
being broken. Ats r NJ last evening tftyhree entries
were received and twenty seven prnes II has been
decided bV the committee composed OF A. h. Bark.
man. ". De Gran, q Bidwell and + PreAl TO close
tho entries May Is with A. b Barkman 24l Broad
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MessrB Glass and WiHdle Uf the Berkeley Athletic
Club IumsdOn NJ Chicago ami 'arIEHu and lasscns
q Woodstock have entered All the open events tor NE
Woodstock races
For tho benefit OF the members Of the Kings County
Nreiuen who intend competing IN the twenty hya
mile handicap road race Cart Murphy las called "a
special run to tie lrNIngtOn course for SUNDAY.
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1HEr WILL EroHr IT OUT
Tho Acorn- Keep tao Medals and Brinu
kmIL for tho Team Prize.

u seems tho Acorn Athletic Association is
not nt nil intlmdatcd by the stand taken by
tho Games Committee OF the National Cross
country Association. On tho contrary the
club has nasumod tho aggressive. and not only
Will they rotnln tho medals, but they will bring
sult for tho trnn ptI2o. The six men will thus
be disqualified and now that tho association
has taken official action In tho matter 1t is an
Interesting 1usHtion whether tho N. g G. A.
will suspend the entIrs organization. There Is
considerable iosllng In tho matter on the
Acorns part, M Ia shown by the following LETT
ter Of President Cunning 10 Secretary Frank Of
the n. G. &. A..
Ma WILL FR,sE-Dear Sir; Your favor Of May invit.
Ing me to act AZ an official at run for the National
Gross Country Association juniors team championship
csS mo 10 GsSSo iSs h6 ssc S
mat the several members Of the Acorn team who re-
are In receipt Of noGc atons return their prizes
pain 81 Disqualification. At the regular monthly meet
syenng May o, a resolution was adopted empowering
walter Thorn; counsellor at law. 70 take such legal
ne team prize also won BY our team 6gt Eithhed ln
a to GS hs1 dssd the n0dS OF
OF the court" Respectfully E 9STs pr,,,a.n,AAA
NEw YORK. Mays.
Walter Thorn. counsel for the hcorns. ap-
peaied yesterday before Justice Pratt In tho
supreme Court in Brooklyn and applied for an
Injunction restraining the association from
said that the Acorn boys didn't care about the
CUP Tor its intrinsic value, but they did care for
1t as trophy OF their skill and their successful
the cup fairly aud tho referee so decided. and
now they deny the right OF the association to
withhold the reward Of their prowess. Justice
Pratt signed an order enjolning the National
petition pending the determi nation OF the ao-
tion Tor Its recovery brought by the Acorns.
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started This fact brought out very clearly during
tito conferences FURTHERMORE can positively SAY that
there not ths temotss chance Of tho schedule being
changed A. for Pittsburgh dropping out pt the League
there 10 no truth In H. 1hoy may he losing money 80
are the others am sure tito National League ch can
stand tho other party can a far as CLEVELAND 10
concerned nave never even heard II intlmaed IN
they would likely Withdraw from tie ranks TheY are
not that ~ men and thmk know tho cHbro OF
the Cleveland CLUBS officials I,retty wen ,,-,,,.
tIHt possibility Of diaaHter hetalunt
the PLAYERS League haptened ,he recent Conference
"Of that matter have nothing 10 say. Hut YOU can
rest assured that tho National League will continue
through tho season A. begun aud that II INTENDS 70
night il out that limo IL 1t takes year, to accomplish
the desired result , .-,,-, -.
tho Afairs OF the Pittsburgh On 10 club were fully dls
Cussei the conference but as there was no pressing
necessity for action tie officials Of the League are well
1uaHed tosay that there are no prospects OF change
in membership
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Billlard nnd Fol Notes.

But one game played in 10 continuous handicap
billiard tournament OF the kinf County Wheelmon on
wednesday eyening C. T. Lont GGry points, defeating
L. +. Hutton thirty 1--we poinyh v lV o6i.
The newly organized Mascot Club OF Brookly1
will open pool and bilIifd tournament on Monday
evening ut their new club hLse.
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A Midnight Kun.

The Union Harriers Of Brooklyn held q mid
night road run on Wednesday Tho start was made
from tho Manhattan Cottage, Coney Island road Tho
course down the ouleyArd and back distance OF
four miles. j. Murphy was nrst in Whitley second
and c Baxter third Time. "a minutes 50 secondA
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Knockea Out boz a Chance RIow.

BUFFALO. May s.-Charles Mccarthy OF New
York and Jimmy McFIale OF Philadelphia fought last
night for purse Of 500 Two ounce gloves were used
Mccarthy won In the thrtieh round. MclIsle hal tn,
better of the light all through, but was knocked out "
. chance blow on the Jaw.
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SPORT ON THE BALL FIELD.
WET GROUNDS AND POORLY PLAYED
GAMES As RULE


Tho New York and Brooklyn n. I.) Clubs
I.oae-The Chicago Players Begin TO
show what They Can Do-Other Games.
The championship games yesterday re-
suited as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAnUR
Philadelphia, 8; Boston. 4.
Chicago. 49, Cincinnati. Q.
Cleveland, 9; Pittsburgh. a.
At Brooklyn-Rnn.
TEE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
PHILADELPHIA. Il; New York. 5.
Boston, II; Brooklyn, 10.
Cleveland, IA; Buffalo. 3.
Chicago, 20; Pittsburgh, 8.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus Z; Bt Louis 8.
Syracuse. II; Rochester, s.
Toledo. z: Louisvo.l I.
At Brooklyn-Rain.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Baltimore. 10; Wilmington. 5.
At Jersey City, Newark. and New Haven
Rain.
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ROCHISTkR


Earned runS-Syraouse, ?. Two.baSe hits-Childa
DorRAn Briggs. d'BFien ThrsebAso hit.,Mc0nsery'
Phnllpa t2l Greenwood, Knowles Double plays Cali
han McGurs. and O'Rrien, Keote, BriEgs and Mo-
OF Caihan; Struck out;T,Ely, 9Brien (9 Fitzgerald
sacrifice hits-Dorgan, Batdn Keefe, Lyons Burke
Time hours Umpire -Barnum.
TOlKDO, :, LOUISVILLE, l.
ToLKpo May S-Cushman and Ehret pitched good
ball to-day. but the great difference In support had
m o do With thu raAult Tha
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RosToN lr. ~ IN; nnooULIN lP. !. J. 10.

Tho Bostons and lirooklyns managed to play
a full game OF nine innings yesterday at East
ern Park, but ii was not a contest that would
have pleased large attendance. There were but
$50 persons present Brooklyn had tho game
we'll in itS hands. but lost 1t through poor field
ing and the wild pitching OF Weighing. He gave
seven men bases on balls. FIVE OF which Melted
runs. besides hitting two men with the ball.
Daley was placed III the box again for Boston
and his work was poor. Four bases on balls. a
wild pitch, and errors OF Richardson and Nash
gave tie Brooklyns seven unearned runs in
the first inning In the ninth inning. with the
score / TO against them. they made a bold
bid for victory. Bauer led of with a two-baser
and orr Seery, and Van Haltren made singles
With two men on bases and only ono run 10 tie
the game weighing struck out The score:
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A New Feature,

John l.. Sullivan and Joe Lannon have been
engaged by. Duncan Harrison TO appear in a four.
round sstto. incidental TO tho play Of The Pay.
master.N
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President SpAldinE said Yesterday =, 49,
ems league the other must TO the WALL they
cannot 60 they are now doing each cutting the
othars throat The public Ia being overlooked with base
ball rather with the night for patronage between the
two leagues ,..- al,
brotherhood CLUBS should draw far better than they do
for they contain many Of tile men who were most pop
ulhr with the crow de In DAYS gone by
ON the part OF the National League freely CONFESS
that we are not drawing satisfactory crowds .
" II there was not an element OF antaRonsm manifest
between the two leagues both might perhaps prospect
There are enough peUre interested In tho great ma
tonal game to support both organizations handsomely
As tho situation stands however there Is no money
in 1t for anybody The two opposing Leagues are way
ing a OF determination. 1t cannot last one or the
other must give way"
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Earned run-Toedo. Two-baao hit1-sWar!wood
Werden Three base hit--TRylor Double pAy-We rdon
and Alyord, Base on b1lls-o1 Ehreh 2; on Cnshman
= hit by pitched bAl-Swartwood Passed bAll-RyA
Wild ptch-CuIhman Sacrifice hitS-Alvoro (2) Cush
man. Sage. Nicholson, Shnnick Stolen bAseB-Nichol
son. Scheibeck, VAndyke. Wolf Timo-l:45. Attend
ance-aJN unpires-Doescher and odeA
COLUMBUS 7: ST. LOUIS, B.
COLUMNS. May s-The great pitching feat OF Tom Ram
Tuesday when he shut out the Columbus Club with
single hit, duplicated this afternoon by GasriHht
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Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York vs., Boston. at the Polo groundG
fhiladslUhia vs. Brooklyn, at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh, at Cincinnati
Chicago w. Cleveland, at Chicago.
rLLYfGs LRAGtE.
New York Va. Boston, at Brotherhood Park
Philadelphia VS. hroOElyn. NJ Philadelphia
Cleveland W, Pittsburgh At cleveland.
Chicago Va Buffalo, al Chicago.
ANFNICLS ASSOCIATION
Syracuse Va Rochester. at syracuse,
Brooklyn VA Athletics al Brooklyn
Toledo vs.. Louisville ~ Toledo
Columbus vs. ~, Louis at Columbus
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATIONS
Jersey city vs. Hartford. at oakland Park.
heWark Vi Washington AZ Washington
New iiaNtn w MnrCssfer a. New Haven
wilmington w. Baltimore, At baltimore
oIhkh CAAEs.
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The Atlantic Association.
THE RECoRI
BALTIMORE May s-Tho Baltimore1 to-day defeated
the WilminRtonG for tho hrGt time. The score

CreeGan, o'Ro,rke Home run-MAck. FIRST base on
Hs9moTs IT. Sm,pRtop left on bs,.SLas
more d Wilmington. Sacrifice hiss-Mack, Tate
Baker, o: by GAliigan, l. Hit ny pitchsr-CreegAn
j. GallKan Double piay-TOwnBend and Mack. Pass
/; Galligan ]. Stolen Observation-Disclosures T. Time-Two
hUura umpire-CorcoraIL
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young amateur whom he tried in st Louis and pitched
him today against tho Buhalo team. The score

EA[ned runs.LIoyeIshd BaHaIo: INo 5nse hII sI
Eewe EicTlhce hrs DelAhSnty. Tebeau LArkin sny
der, q Hoy, Rowe. stolen bases-Twtche Tsbeau Rad
ford, Irwin 2. Hoy, 2; WISE Beeoher Mack struck
9ut.By Neon, ~. bases on balls BY hcGill. ~
HAddock, Z Passed balls-snyder. 3; Mack. g ilithy
pitcher-Browning Radtord Irwin. wild pitch-Mc.
Gil. Time-2:ue. Umpires-kniEht and Jones
cHIcLGo n. ~. 20; rirr'suRGH a. ~, 5.
CHICAGO Mays-C Cant Hanlons team was knocked
out OF ahane To- dAy tne score;
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.......F o
zone man out when winning run was made.
Cieveand .................d : SO d-s
Earned runs-Cleveand 4: Pittsburgh q Twobaso
hi's-MeKeAn. sowderh Three base hit-McKean.
Sacrifice hts-smaley, Daley, Dunlap Stolen bases
SmAlley Hemp. Larodue. Struck out-By Lincoln 3;
by sohmit'. 3 ~ sowderS Bases on balls-By Lin.
houb: PlaSs-snnday and HsSier DuRlHP ana LaroSqe.
Time-2IO. umpire-McQuad- Attendauce-625.
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At the Oh. Fuchs house bowling tourna-
mont 81 RivinEton street. on Wednesday
FIRST
Excelsior Bowling Club-Pctors rs; link ~; Keller
30; pober a. christ Us; Bcking, &c, Page, Al; Rio
ger, g. Total. IO6
Progress Bowling iCIub-st,rer &c; viessr 80: Gold
-: simon 81; Jaretzky, 80; NollmAn, IS, Link, 81
handel o.. Total, t7a
sRCOND GLNE.
Progress Bowling Cluo-Stener ~; Wiser, 50; Gold
48; simon 63: Jarenky. AZ Nollman, So; Link, 81
MAndol 81 Total 4S5.
Harmonic bowling Cub-wahlig SO; Baer, 81. Staun
a; krumm. 40; z Fuchs, ST; Schmidt 81; Fertg "A,
Muller SO. Total, 4S3
CAME.
Harmonic Bowling Club-wahliE IT: Baer, 60: StaufY
81; Rrumm -: C. Fuchs 65 Schmidt, 81; FertiE u I,
Excelsior Bowling Cub-Peters SO; Hink 4s; Keller.
SO; Dooler 6l Christ 49, BckinE, Is, Page, 80, RE.
ger. IS. Total, 4e4
In the individual championship series the Spartan
House last night each OF the contestants and
serieA Keller however did the best work Tho scores:
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EEs r.. Y@tRs dd-'ss
Earned Philadelphia, I: New York Two
base hitS-Haman FoRarty Cross shannon. Three
sase ht-Mulycy ,SaSrince hi,s-shindS. Cross, Wood
SlRtery, C0nnor RichardBon, brown, Whitney. BaseB
stolen Shiude l2l f0Rarty Cross Wood, Mulvey, Stat
terry, Whitney. Double rar-RiChardsOn, Whitney and
farrar Loft on basos-Phiade phia, .; New YORK, ~
slrnok ont-lA4mrn shannon, Gore. Connor First
base on naIls-Il Imam fOgHrty tD, FarrAr (2), Stat
terry, whitney. Hit BY ptcher-iialmRn wild pitches
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HOUkoT AIU NUUHB
INTERSTATE LEAGUE (Wgsrl
At Quincy-Quipcy, 4; Peoria,
Al Ga lss6urR-Galesburg, 3: Eyansvillo 10
Al Terre Haute-TerTe Haute. 8, Burlington H.
wEBrERs LEAGUE
At OmahA-Denyer II; Omaha, is.
At Sioux city Kansas City l. sioux City. q
At ST PAul-MilwAukee, b, st Paul
Al Dos M0inss- Minneapolis Des hoines ..
TRI,sTATE LKAGuK
At Akron-Akron. q Canton, H.
At wheenH-WheelinH, 2; Springfield
Al Youngstown Youngstown, T. Mansfield, o.
AZ McKeegpOrt-Rain
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Two;bsss hit-wittrock, stolen bayeaMeCarthy Base
bAlls-By StvottA BY Witrock s. by Gastr:ghL 5.
HIT BY pitched ball Rose man GastrRht Struck out
BY StiyettA Il by witrock, J: by GastriRht Passed
WitrOci. i; GSstrshE2 >. Umpire-6 Brisn Time-i 80.
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Earned runl-ChichRo % PitubuFGh, T.. TWo'bhse
hts-DArlinR Ryan . Seill Farrell Three base hits
Duty (O, USeiL Farrell Nsner. Sacrifice hits-Duhy,
ohell vsner Quinn, Rechley LEI, on bases-GhicaEo,
y; Pittsburgh stolen bases-Ryan, Comskey Latham
Baaes on pAIls-KinRd2l Latham, Hanon Struck out
BRsan King. Morris, Fields Robinson, kushne, Cor.
AttnndanCo-lTgA
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Earned runs-Boston. q Philadelphia g. Two base hits
Myers Smith. sAcri &c hits-Myefs a. Thompson. Sui
Ivan Long t2N Rrodie Bases stolen sullivan, Long.
Brodie, burke az MAYER. Allen Double plays-Brod o
ami Long, Brodtei nardie and MoGarr lef! on bases
Ma, McCauey Tucker. Iiardo 90 Nichols o. first
base balls frode, Hamilton Clements NcCau,ey.
Alien. wiz pitCheB--NlchO!A - Iime-l:p Umpire
Lynch
CLEVELAND H. L.. o; PITTSBURGH ". L. g.
CLrvItASp. May S-The homo team hard.
earned in tho tenth inning to day Tho
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Runs earned -Rrooklyu. 2. first base on errors
Brook IN Boston, Left on bases -brookLYn IS,
Bnstou. q. trSt base On baii.-Qn Daley = on Wsy
hiug = struck uut--MeybiuE Kelly, Daley, QUINN
tol'n bases Ward Joygc SseTI DAILY Brown ke.y
81 'tuysy uGlnH Double aye, Quinn, sash
lhsrs. baLy orr ward Bak-h9l"y hit by
,r-N Asb. irwin VIA piicl Dale Three base
Vcs IWorsss hts-Bausr p.!y McGeachy
S-GAhuey aud Barnes Iime-l ~
LgVEIISD r., ~ IA, sUHAlo o. - 5
y, Nay ga johnson PleLA1 - HeGu, the
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Base ball Al popular prices Brooklyn Athletic, a.
Underwood t0.dAy. Admission, 70 esnA-AsR
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Base Hail, brotherhood Park, To-day.
Grand Championship Game Boston VA Nc" YORK
zane !. n. Admission, JJc -4dr
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The National League.


Chicago (S ~, 49, CINCINNATI u. ~ o.
CnIcLGo May A-Tho Chicago League team defeated
the Cincinnats to-day ~ game that VIII form record
IN Gle history OF tho national game. The score:
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~" H"'' Wv W. :, -. -
Grand League Championship Game Boston Va Ne"
YORK Game : T. NJ Admission 90 cents -AdI
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-29
NOTICE OF FuxFEiTURE-
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ITO JOSEPH D. DA FIR. AND TIN- I othy Dyer GheiE heirs or assigns:
 You are hereby notified by the undersigned, your co-ONners in the Sun Bise mining claim, situate m the Warren mining distTict in the county of C. chise Territory of Arizona that they have expended the sum Of hundred dollars iE the performance Of the annual work for the year Is8s, and the sum of one hundred dollars in the performance cf the annual work for the year 1889. required by the laws of congress be annually expended upon said claim 10 hold the same.
 You have failed TO contribute your proportion oi said expsnd:gEs= required by section 73z4 of the Revised Stafutes of the United States, to be made upon said claim fog the sad years IS33 and rsS9- The due from you, Joseph D. Dyer 10 the undersigned your co over said mining claim your proportion Of the moneys expended by II upon said claim as above forth IS Iventy five dollars, S7S for which yo.l are deiRquent al the date Of this notice
 The due from you, Timothy Dyer, 10 the undersigned, your co-ovner m the sad ciaim your proportion of the moneys expended by lt' upon said claim as above set forth, is Fifty dollars, s5o for which you are delinquent at the date of this notice
 Voc. your heirs and assigns, are hereby notified fyou CT they should fai or refuse eOatrbufe you proportion Of th- above expenditure, within ninety days after the publication this notice least a week for ninety days in this newspaper, your interest tn said sun Rise Zine vil become the proper ty of your coowneTs. the undersigned, whose place of business and post oce address m the Territory ot Arinoaa Is Bisbee. Cochlse County ArizOna, and whose office and principal place of business IS at mum Der % John street, in the ety. county and stale of New York
 Dated April 7s, 1890
 COPPER QUEEN CONSOLIDATED
 MINING COMPANY