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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
f.nytrvrIOy or TIE TYPOHEr.E T..

Boston 1-pt. 4.-Th" United Association 81 iFfr
theiae of America resumed It, seSrn Al ChcRrTihe iiai
f., day President llorurc r. Rockwell IN TIC chhT'
Mr. DE N.nue " New York. male report Oh III"
subject VII thr I-,"ina 'na '"p'nGht in'rraf inc
Price - E Obs" II. brccr that the tendency bo'h
# the d nestle ard Internal ona copyright WAS TO make
Iooa, eventually cheaper and in'rr abundant ~ "'E
voted 10 cont :,uc Mr. De Nnnc A. delegate 10 Inc III
,erna,onaI copyright orson'ation. ~,
Recommendation, wer made bv the ccmm.ec on
the ,ultec; Of apprenticeship. urging that y'"n "'
probation for apprentices Lc adopted And also that civ
movers lc ,rrupul, il regard To their duties toward
the boy, WHO desire learn The trade II was voeo
l., hod the next ANIMAL convention IN the th'r1 lue'
cay In October. lsDl. III Cincinnati.
The following Officers were elected by ac'ian'a'on
pre, idenr. A. H. iu1h. Cincinnati: vleepresti'h''
f.. II. Mud-~ boston; executive cominii!r,-Nn Amos
i'ettbon" u Chicago; W. {. Kotts OF New, orE q;
w. ~ Andrews VI Rochester; W T. Moofehouse. VI
%err.IInvcn: W. ii. Lac. IL MHnphis: ana '1e"rHc
n CIris 81 Memphis. rrc"rInt sErciery' ~. ~
icc,rr G." st. Louis CORES ponding secretary, Evcrt
Wnddcy. Richmond, Va. -csolntion was ahnp,+ e
dcprcang the existing craze for 7rvtesaus anu ianO
io iyrc as causny n..cdless expense to the prhtpS
bus n"~; ,,s
Al D. M the Convention adjourned.
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TIE CHESS MASTERS CONTEST
RESULTS OF SEVERAL ROUNDS IN TIE 1NTEN
NATIONAL TOURNAMENT.

Manchester. sept. 4.-Apprndrd arc the results OF
the fourteenth round In the chess masters tonina
inent:
Muller opened to Q 4 against Mason, VINO won the
game in consequence Of IN nnsound combination on
the part Of bis opponent in twenty-five moves.
In about twenty on, moves scicve. who also played
p 70 O 4 against his fellow conn:ryman Sciallorp.
won by q most brilliant combination.
Another p to Q 4 opening WAS played by Tnslry
against Gunston. The latter defended we'll In the
opening but was cnectualy ontpayed In tho middle
came and Tinsrey scored after forty-threc moves
IOcock gpt the best OF an rrcsularly opened game
AGAINST owen. Who wrs beaten after Tho opening
Thirty moves finished this contest
(unshcre and AlApin hah to abandon their game %
drawn. The former opened Kt to X o O. and although
he got slightly the best OF the partte he could not
score. Sumber Of moves thirty eight
CareAin Mackenzie had to resign q eame against
Van vfet Tho putehman vcntufed upon the Kings
eannbt, which WAS declined by. Mackenzie va"
Vlict ut tire advantage In the opening and scored by
Ane subsequent plAs. Forty%x moreA
An evenly fought came between Mortimer aoo
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United STATES CONSULATE SACKED.
MINISTER MINER FxACrS AN Apology foF

~
An Insult TO THE STARS AND STRIPES.
Tho following is from o letter dated GnatemaiA 'y
Anr,s, H. giving M account Of the battle In san ei
vahor tho shooting Of General Rivas and other IN
cidcnts:
casa D,sna the palace was almost DESTROYED ana
,,-t,y sacked and the town VAS also sack"h Inc
American Consul II. X. Mycr. vas met by M'his'~
" rrrr who had come from ilatemsl' to pro'crt t'e
american Interests there Ut La l.!s"tiad Mr' h!er
VA. go,nr 70 New. York. having hid brihhd q STOMP
,n,htnb for over thirty hours while his nous" the
consulate and the city were benz sacked by \ht'oh'
Exctas n,rn Mr.. Miner >"ut up an officer "f the
tinted states steamer Thrs to demand that the n''c
State. nac which Ind been pulled down ana draggn
IT, the strct. " raised snd salu'Nl win '"eh'''o"'
gun, In tie presence Of AL American rcN!d"nt> com
ttnv OF soldiers and bald II muse. Win TIC f"''
dc,t a all his Officer. and I'M, NaN d"no imnedNcy'
Tho Consulate. wa, restored Ia the United states CON
.ul with the giarht"e 81 all on'c!N privrir' Inns
VIA, done on August .. AID the Minister on lIVta'"''
Of Escts visited the capital and Inspected the con-
sulntc and the ciy Ia general
Washington, sept. "a telegram was received NJ
th. 4 ,,c department ye'.er'iat aNrr""n fr"n ME
.tcr iyncr al Grai's'ui a,Ing That a." tvic"" hi''
eir, r,rdly d,i,n:.dcd and that peace VIII be Tor
r,,llr d. .,.,tl nest WrcA lI' siyN nNh'i'c III r.
card to ~. Narr!ida incident and makes II" mention
= l,.icycr Of the ,por,rd attack uloh himself.
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Fine weather and good.sised crowds saw the rv New
York baseball In Brooklyn yesterday trying to win
games nnes Of the City Of Churches. The New
League forced sueeunb to the superior playing
Of the Bridegroom Considerable local feeling ws shown
both games many NowYorkers going over the Bridge
70 witness the green diamond battles.
The game It Washington Park won By the Brooklyn
League team through Rases wildness than through
Any great feats on the part the home players Denny
IA Of form sorts something and again played
wretchedly
New.Yofk went first the bot snd opened the game
With runs. Ternan went 70 nest on called balls ana
tfAs advanced second sacrifice By Buckley Ghas
cocks ssornce Ternah to third and Whstlers ree
base bit 70 left field brought him home. Burkon hit
safely to right field. and Whistler scored In their half
Of the inning the Brooklyn midi got two runs tying the
sssfe. Collins sent TO nrat called balls and scored
three base hNSy Ptnkney. Feutzs saerihce aiowsa
Ptnkney TO scorA.
The New. Torkcrs GOT run In the secona inning
nnny through by Collins and Pinkney The Bride
groouls took the lead the third inning BY scoring two
runs bases balls. . sacrifice by OPr'en ana
hit by Fsutr. One went 10 tho Brdesfooms IN
the nth inning on t~o-base hit BY OBren, wild pitch
and . sacrifice BY Fouts..
In the seventh inning the home players virtually set
aed the game By scoring two more runs Couns was
sent TO called baus and went to second on ~io
Pitch Pinkney sent . lively bounder right BY Denny
who allowed 1t TO 70 left neld and Collins soreo
on the error while Pnkney was thrown out ct seeond
O. Brien safely went second on Foutzs sacrnce ana
-eored on Durnss right field The score was "a
follo
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CoyORy nor YOrNG CADETS.

General Robert Nueent. q former colonel In the
rnited states Army who led the First Brigade at tho
famous baltic Of fredericksburg, Va. In Deccmoer.
1s6n VIII oresenx on sunday set Of colors to the
! 400 cadets which form the juvenile regiment Or
eani,ed By the Rev. j. J. Dougherty in connection
with the Mission in Mount Loretto, Staten Island.
which was started BY Father Drumeooe for the sue-
cor Of homeless boys. Lieutenant Paul F. Leonard.
Of Company B. eeth Regiment, has the young soldiers
HreSs.psfsdc which viii take place when the preaents-
ton made. Many OF the sons Of tho soldiers Of the
ir1sh brEade who fell u action during TIE War Of tho
RsSelon Are ct present inmates Of tho homo end To
presentation Of colors Will b nA1e In behalf OF tAe
merHbSr1 Of tho Veteran Corpl OF tho 18th ReGmeuA
Of VfI0H rather Dosgherty IL chaplain.
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THE RECORDS.
SPORTS OF BRAwNY SCoTCHMEN.
HMHLANDERS AND LowLANDERS SHOW TH1R1
SKILL AND STRENGTH.

| Tia New York Caledonian Club held its thirty.
fourth annual games at Joness Wood and Washington
Park Yesterday The two pleasure grounds vees
crowded With stalwart Hishlanders and men rom the
LowIAnds TO- The former gave cheerful colofins
to the scenc In their tartsns and plAds, With sken
dh sporran, dirk and pistol while tho chiefs clanked
their claymorea Fully 10000 people were present.
Among those who attended were james Colin Nc
Eochen Chief George Teller. Charles @. Nicholson.
james D. Macdonald. l. d. Robertson. IT,, Andrew
John Andrew Gillics James A. Craig, Peter
Is. Shields james II. Cockburn, Thomas Watson.
Henry Hntchi,on ex-Aherman II. F. Farrell. exScna-
tor John J. Cullcn. Michael r. Brennan. Peter Mo-
Gowan and cx.Mayor Smith. Of PhIladelpha. Tho
contests were as follows:
Best dressed Ilighlander-Chief James McEachen.
OF New York. frs; Chief Buregh. Philadelphia Sec
oud. The scotch reel resulted in o ito between
T. Mcneil and !. Whitaker. Throwing sxtcen-pound
hammer. L. Ca'tanach o. IT. IN. first; Charles
Currc. % IT,, IL l2 In. second. Tossing the caocr-
Charles Currio 80 IT, "a in. first: j. L. Cattanach
80 IT,, second. Putting fourteen pound stone-Charcs
Currie 40 II. II in. first: a. scott, Al IT, IL" H.
second. One.hundrcd yard run. for professionals
". saunders. first. T. Aiicn. second; time. 10 10
seconds. Onohundredyard mn for membcrs-A.
Hope. first: ". Irvlug. serOnd time 10 IL seconds
Hop. step and 1ump-t Brown. Al IT. "a IN. first;
j. Watson ~ IT,. second Hitch and kck-A. Scott.
a r.. 0l.2 H., first: c. Brown, H., l-c ill., Sec
o,d. Halt mile race. Case. Canada c. C.. first
w. c. Landers, second: tine, MIN. ii sec. Hunning
broad jump Watson. 20 f. in., first: Il. Brovn'
20 IT,. second Ono nile rare--P. Tr!ddy, hrst' b.
Csse second: time min. @2 sec. Vaulting with poie
w. Henderson. 10 H.. first A. scott and Joseph
Cocker tied fof s,rond. IT. In. Tue-of-war won by
the Kitty lads, y. Y. {. c.: Newark team. second
Three u,ils rMi--P prddy first p. Connor. second !;
time IS NJ 40 sec Highland ding for boys ana gire-
Ed,tn scott Woodst ock ont first: May Miller y: Y.
secohd: Boys, race. go ysrds-Arehic MePhii assS.
fcss.onal.-C. 7. Daniels. hrst Edward Macdonald.
second une % MIN l.. sec S:snains his iu%p1
one mile race. members only-M. Mcleod. first; J:
robinson. ss;:Hd time min IL SEN snco s0S
sack race-W. Irvine. first: W. Henderson. second.
Mlshl.nd ans for msa-M %cXei mt, W Cann
second; time. 20 min. SO sec. Running high leap.
Archie Scott. 5 n. IN. nrst: " Henderson and v:
iuhen first; S. u. Mclean. second dine. ~ lis go.
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hts AID these In tho last two innings. Tho score:

hits ana these In INC l2St Two innings. 4no seor0'
Rochester I -
Columbus ...-..~.O o D y w
Observation-Disclosures 8. Columbus 8. Errors-Rochesee'
1. Columbus O. Pitchers-Cailihan and GAs1ight Om
pire-Emsic.
to-day IN q wtll.payed game. The score
h I;.,,I.Ua,: ;:": . 3 9 9 9 g g q
Basehits-Lebanon o. Harrisburg 8. Errors-Lebanoo
O. Harrisburg l. Pitchers-Smth and Gamble. Umpire
Kelly.
Syracuse. Sept. CspcciaD.Msnsees Won der Aho 81.
to-day and said In reference to the alleges
meeting Philadelphia, where It Sad Q scheme was
to be by consolidating the American Association
and the brotherhood There's nothing in It, No meet
ing held. Secretary Brunei, Of the Players League.
and Secretary Phelps Of the American Association were In
the city. Phelps Is lawyer and was there he said, Oh
professional business connected with the settlement "a
estate open secret that Bfunell makes tho pfopo'
sitlon b Brotherhood and American Associssioo
every timc he ofnccr Of the latter Do you
think would unite with who stole my horses The
Brotherhood all players Let hcm give mo back
my players nrst and then nay talk with them about
constellation"
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rur psnyppRrTY or SAvANNAH.

savannah, Ca. sept. 4.-"The savannah Morning
Ncwsr Will Issue IT. annual trade edition TOMORROW.
In its summary Of Snvannah's commerce i'r 'ic year
onao, ,ugn.t =, Il shows hat the business Of tho
i,v v,. u,nrcedentAd In hcr history. Her total r
,cn,s a, cotton reached aao.6i1 bales. an inerraSc
over tho previous year Of 10000 ba'e<, max ne her
.,,I,, en-. sccopd cott,n port Of Amcr.cs. The com
pation Of vauc Of the years trade shows total Oh
rI:a sOOOoO an Increase Of s:at'o ,tno rc.rts
w,s donbi. that Of the previous year me ncfcase
in fetal tonnage entering tho port was 2ouw ' wa.
cent.
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CANrc IN OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia sept. 4.-o.ton had everything ia own
wav with r.nad lpha this f'rno"n. "'''o" "A' NV
hard all through III" game. Th" score; ,
i, ag. =. tS. 3D.: 9 g j 9 = j.
Ba~rhi.- Pfater.ia noion 49, and Yaso
prr,.-T,~.rs -
The Il uis>ilc men punched th"rr ha- today and won
EASILY from the Athletic Club. IN" fro'e
;alruss, .........:.~ 8 9 ] 3 Q 3 Is
na.ci,.-At,ue, $. LonlsNn. 10; th'sS
Dioes, nTr. ,,,o,,,
rua,, SCI, 4--Th' Cicvriands won hr' tony hiousf
McG.il's mastery ptch,nS. The scOrH:
paaa a',,d r. L9::::SS 9 9 9 9 ss-S
pash..nuGa csyc"s md mi'o Mc,iI rn S
iircs-, ,uin,y AMI Sheridan
ri,sbure sept flood PLAYING by both tans marked
,,.doy,. contest, The game close and exciting on.
N. CHICAGO PLAYERS by punching thclr bi's Inv
I r;;,:ss,s r. LID 8 3 ? . Is
Hsisse r p n Sssss1 .aa kias tnpe
Tcnr ,sIsog defeated the Cleveland League this
r.sl.,ss IN. lbs . Q 9 9 9 "a
q. Cievs.sni B. Iit,hcro-AndcrsOn and Death I'm
pirc-Strtf. y,
the sixth inning OIL sccount ot darkn'ss Foster MADE Ms
didn't with Arson and did well. The score:
chlsss &. '..::.:..::::::::::::.::.oo . o.
bs.ehI,s-Ch!cago g. Cincinnati Erfors-shi n ~
cine matt . Picher'-Sten. HutHhson ana D"ryo~
rn,pire-McQuad ,,,.....,
no..no Sept THE Boston and Philadelphia P'avers
teams pAvcd here today the home nine "innne easily oS
the foilbv1nt ecerc; a A
iIs s;,ss e; n'..:s g g g 9 20
rs.Ss. nd sander. S'.1h r%S,s.
.,racrs. scp., Roth Keefc and stiv-tn vera hit
,,d ,oAav but the Browns succeeded IN punching their
hit. while thc Stars punched their errors The score
ssyrneu., ...."..~"~G 9 3 9 9 g lis
r,.enu-syracusc Is St. Louis TO- Errsrs-Srrarns'
g. St. Louis g. Pi;'h-rs-kee'e anu '''''''
Curry. 40. -,
baltimore. Sept. +-rolcdo. ~ orasA i MIS- "0"
n,I:,jSors ......"."S s. 9 9 9 Is
Observation-Disclosures s. Toledo ~; ErrMtbaItmore D.
Toledo =. rlIher.-iefm'n and spfasoe' impress
Rneh.ster Sept. 4-Isssrsht pitched hnc game for
Columbus today and allowed tho RocAeseers only three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
THE 1,RcHMoNr CLUBS REGATTA.

Following Is list Of the entries received up TO last
nisht for the regular fall regatta Of the Larchmont
Yacht Club, to be held tomorrow. It Is confidently
expected that large number OF entries will vet Do no
ceived before tho time Of closing tho list:
schooners. Class E-Agncs.
s,oops and cutters Class 4--Clara and Jessca Cass
s-iirs and Minerva. Glass 7-Kathleen. Amazon and
Fanny.
Cabin ma,nsal yachts. Glass ll-Aurs. Elnn and
Mmnettc.
opcn msinsail yachts. Class 1G-Rival. Merit. zueks
and Phyllis.
A rsual the tug Dalzell. for members Of tho club
ana their gncsts will accompany the yachts over the
cbnrSc Special interest is taken IN Class as close
and exciting race Is expected between the clara ana e
new Scotch cnttcr Jessica On acnoay AN s S.ce
on Isrchmont The entries Tar 10 the 40foot class
are the Minerva snd the Lirts.
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THE DOCTOR IrSr HAVE FALLEN o'ET7oAHD

Tho cunard stcam:r GAllIa which sailed from Liver,
pool on August &c. arrived here YESTERDAY. AMONG
n..ao,1. ", and Mrs. .w l.. Malcon. Marques Del
nAai sorerro. Colonel Morehead, the Rev. Dr. c. W.
rrltt.. and Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Dana. On August 81
II WA discovered that Dr. James sr;Sh al. Hesd fo w.
4 sec6pd cabin lass.nscr was !nsSS lie WAS
supposed that he had fallen oVerSouru' "0
notfve of Preston. England.
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TIE DRIVING CLrH's FALL MEETING

The fall meeting Grand Circu0 Of the Driving Cinb
OF New York Will take plarc Tuesday. Wcdnca
day. Thursday and Friday Of next wtck at the club,
grounds, Morrisara. y. Y. About $4,000 will be
given away In purses. Tho horses entered are among
the fastest on tho circuit. There Will be contest, In
the o. "a 80. 30. = 30 :o2 aid free for all
cIasscs while Oh Thursday there Will be a for =
sccIa prize OF 81 Uju The conditions Of lie cOnr,;
Win be- made known later. The besIn at 20
n m. each day.
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The Gr,t game Of Hc sNFIcs USs"e"" INV N0'''''.'
,,ic t1ub Of wnshln stoD r. c.. and che NeW-Jer~'y
A. c. Of ScwJ"-sey for the NM" fss~r' cna'np''"-'np
~ ,...d ,omorror on the grounds OF the New
,-av A r At Barsun Point. The gan" VIII b" cai.~
:, , ao , N Tho winner OF this series viii play the
n.,a, C. Of Detroit Mich. for the chan pioh'hp oil
tho Uni,.d Sts,"a - =.
49, 81, ,,,ri ha.cuan Gill~rt has been sold 70 Manager
p,,ni. Of baltimore 1900 bcin: said TO be the amount
aid tlb,r, went 70 Battnor' last night" frcsa'h'
sho.,akcr sar, there trt In the report cat Jofh
.on VIII he sold tha: oN"rS lao "'h nNd"e 'r VI,
.,... ., Nc = -,,o,t md Childs Manscll and Iiil.
h,son.n Of tho Baltimore team. Will probably g.
Ia Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

ATLANTIC CITY. VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAlLkoAn
A,,erS-ptcmbcr the Atlantic City Express, l.ovns
Nav YORK via RnnsyivAnla Railroad OF 20 p ~;
nom the foot Of COrtlAndt and Deserosses s tns
~ withdrawn from service, and he last III" VI ''''
trsin costbonnd viii ne on september - m =.
On and After September como'nnuWI Cur IN The
run through TO Atlantic CITY from No"''oA VA
1 D. N. train.
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fAmcd rns-BIooklyn New' ~ N n.se. ppooslyn
s. Sr~IsrS Frs. Ss.t O.ll.-3s . living lo, Ss
ton oRsur1t toanor SDs INV ESms yn IaseS
u,cr,a'r hiI ward Van lIsitrsn Orr Mci,eaehy. Mey
hing John,on Stolen t~se,yan lsitrn SatS t kcg
49, / mir, s-pearee and Snyder Tine" hours.
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y. 6. DelLse ;. A.sie, ~ Kinsn.hsf-Fsn Folet 11S
Mar:us Davs en-. l. 1onnie La.s by SD NedssA-...
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. THREE-YEAR@oLD6.
s16 EACH. 900 ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
ABOUT SIX FCRLONGs. on THE FUTUMTY
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RHEUMATISM
RHEUMATIC GOVT CURED.
A pRfCnf Soiicitae

New.York. July u. 1890.
NY Dear Doctor: :.
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NJ experience the the Cactus thss braces
tie sTstem and acts . nerytne .-
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the tHnl Of this which SCENE TO 70 Be eoveroSn
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The Caetus Blood Care has positively caPe6 nsosss
Gus csses Of acrofala aad Salt Rhsum n msstko
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TROTrlNt; AT HAMPDfE PARK.
DALLAS CAl'rrKES TIL MA~sAS"lT STAKE
--SIMMOt DION AND HARRY wILkFS IN


Springfield Mass SEPT. Special Ev'rvthinc on :hc
card .or second day ~ u" Grand trcut m"etinf ~
Ianpd~n PARK !ded 10 straight h. att tie onl'
M dent - being ui!c by Dsli., In IA. whth
lowers tho .iack rccoid h. T,c air WA uhcIior
ably surv but several thousand people watched ur ia'o
tics land their rSc~- The nod IN the - c.ass
reduced " three. with Ftarnarrht. tho Bosch "nti'
drawn. In thf JDn's Sifn.ocoion brought $50. Mckhg
Rrd and :icEweh s'illn. at about ~" lam" price" Ih'
urA.o gsvt the stallion quite rare IN u" NIT heat
Lut ne sped enough ~ win. Dallas for""l"-N H.
rortrar- Ma--aso stake without ah' d'ia' AMI
the betting y, l Oh hiri b"foi" heat "Ls pt'"
In each TOOK II - the Quart then moved
aw.~ aG With Mar hd-s second inc:ci.d The clio fI"
2:7 IN tie nr.t heat 70 10. IN the second and mad"
TIE lat MIL IN ~ coming alta ~ gait from ne hrN
Iochnva tI~ ov one WIa'" u saw h. d'ahce. and
Wsrdw.ii after bling laid Tor two h-st". could Mt
L.at Tavl,r for fourth none D'ro MAID r"t 70
u,ird Lace and tcn Trout Kept 10 he f'a' Content
With third money.
The ,lc-al Harry wiikss nni his stable 'onpAhion
It6ta nd WiiEc. used Tor two heat. oe l"ldhe lead
W. IN cich. Inc meeting nd to.DnrrV~ with tn"
strongest card We, iGe tla.. rs stake Of
sj 0,t :. II IA and spe between IA Pointer AID
T.. IL IlaIni'n trst heIt- Ia thr~'. Summarize
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NETWORK VS.. BROOKLYN.
EACH CITY WINS ONE GAME OF RAsEBALL
TWO LIVELY CONTESTS ACROSS THE RIVER
EwIN0's MEN AND THE BRrDEaRooMs
THE VICTORS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn 2, Eew.York 8. Chicago Z. Cincipnsti Z.
Boston 7, Philadelphia 3. P1ttsburg g. Cleveland 2.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
New.York e Brooklyn 4. Cleveland O, Buffalo 2.
Boston o, Philadelphia o. Chicago 8, Pittsburg 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo g. BALTIMORE. Louisville 8, Athletic 2.
Columbus g. Rochester >. ST Louis H. Syracuse 0.
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/%tIS.
BLOOD
\LuR

Not merely a Spring Medicine, but
q Cure for all Blood and Skin Diseases
every month in the year.
"A machine is no stronger than
its weakest part.
50 when scfouia specific faint posoos the blood -
biitsses The system and impovertshes tie huAs. ~
wesest organs suffer end long trdn Of diseAsss
follow.
rne CACTUS BLOOD CURE strikes st the rot q ~
disease restores hestA BY simply neucsisins ~
eradicasng The. blood impurities.
It, equal blood puaer has not yes been dasesv0es
IN tho world, and IL cures sfe legion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

The game At Eastsn Park WIS between ue A"'
teAu~ managed by Ewing and Ward and WA interesting
from sta,t to Anish The ewYorkers won through su'
,a,,o, aI,sround work. BY defeating Wards men the
yex.York team took second place. The playing "ss
sharp and decisive Of the Aort In the third inning inc
New.Yorkers got runs. Slstery hit s~e!y 70 cen
tire field and scored With W. Ewing on the As'er
,r a,ve ov., the lAf.-aeld fence. The Newcomers
sddeh one more run their 10 the nth inning
ssttcry again hit safely aud stealing second scored %
Rlehard.on's drive 10 left held. Wards men got neH
nrs. run In the next inning Ward got 70 hrst on nun
BY Johnston and ran 20 serood 90 Van hsren
ITO scored On BAuer's hit 70 left held
TIM B.ooklyn men runs 10 the seventh IN
ming. Joyce hit safely TO centre field. ana ecely
wa. sent to fret on called oal' kinSi0~ DIT
.afelv past sscood and Joyce scored. saef''
nccs BY weyhng and Ward allowed seeT 70 gov nome
,, ,u and Ewng's men sGored four runs and won ths
1uu. In the eighth inning Brooklyn made run The
acorn wa, A. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

'fusiC hit by Lated oolI . .
S S,cs:i,s .:::2 ! 9 9 : z 9 -
EARNED runs-New.York 1. brooklyn l. First base On
errore-New.York @ Brootlvn l.. Left on ba',sENcm
York g. BROOKLYN !. Threbase hswhstler fn n,pa:
~ o.b,.r hit-O' Brien. S.lcn bascloinrna SISrhce
nits-Ternan Rucxey. Glasscock. Whistler, ~ n,.'
Foutz g. DAILY. smith. Double pay-Burkett ana rns
atruck out-lluckev 2 Dassett Denny q isusle .vrns
Terry . Day. First base OH balle-On Ruse y OF nrs
z. Passed ball-Dalv. Wild pitches-fsusie - no''V
Lynch. Tm,-l 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

bECOND kACE-PAkTklD0E SIAhEo. 1wO'1 EnN
oLDS. sc6 EACH, sl.8So ADDED. SIX FUR
LONGS. OK THE GRASS
:. lid
g. B. Nefriss b. T. SirsAmeAtA. By 6tr>thnsre-
h. r Csdesn's e. Lord Hi.ry by rVn:o- fun, lis
Geosre heafsrs ch. c. AlreSnoa, By Joe DAesele-
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,Euslc hit By lated boil.

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