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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
TIE GAME IN BETHLEHEM.

TO the Editor Of The T b me.
Sir: The University Of Pennsylvania nine was nos
beaten II to by Lehigh in Eethlehem a. Inc
Tribnne stated this morning. The score was IL to
In Lchgh's favor when the game ended IN dispute
in the eighth inning and the umpire gave PenhSyi
vania the game-0 to o. EicHaTdsol' hci'lsh
student was calling balls and STRIKES ana Light
called a pcnnsyIvania man safe at the plate. and
Richardson called him out. Light Hoi,Wn ia' ~
had a rirt "a decide on all the bases and Leeh left
the iield and forfeited the game. ~ H. iOCN"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Iondon April II D. m.COr,uis, - J-l7 for money,
and gsss FOR the account Atltc and Great western
o., ,unrtoacc :iu~L.c- certificates, So, ranadia
"a riac 10 Erie o5i- Illinois Central. llss- Mexican
Ccriisl new pr cent bonds 80
T,r silver + quoted a. iG2d pr ounce.
Money, 1dlL per cent. ..,.. g.. =. , .
The rates Of ds'oun1 ~ W. ~" 'in,1 io' o''n Sno''
pals od,,c,s auo', per cent T,ntcs 50 francs
centimcs the account
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of
Fnrl,nd ON lalance TO-DAY H. oOr
The bullion in to Hanh Of England increased c.42 600
during the last week.
liability, which last week was 43'o per cent, j. no"
$3.50 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
Ciir Real CsIaic for Galr.

,uofgT 5..fnry corner nat near oncc
\ hAr.Aln. ~llN ". ?th-aNr., cor.
.ld g.. a., rfoaaHat.
NOR >AIE OK To FEST 80 l,9
/ W,t r.tl.-L. 3-.tufY h'uNnstln"
lou-. -ffr. d. -NaOslou all impros'n MT :.
lnflnool finish ou'a fpr Inspection az 1.
f,fi.- 90 -l., easy. tNuri. J.. Z. I \ pi.Is-
NIL. 20 W.l.rt. CO.. 1885 West "th--t
Eo\TING NANTAVrNS Sgu ARE
i and overlooking Central FNfk. hat ~
r.rf.onalIy nu. -i.foot font diuir'-ioum ~
tension dntilnr. so. - West ',ch.'t. one
CO., f.e largest and finest hon. = on thr Wet
side. FOR -Ilr. ,lnuN- npOn for Inspection.
SAMUEL Cpiipl.D. owner.
nor SALE. Nriist,aily decorated new
L rf-f-,Il-. fouf--fufv. 2O.,oot front dim
inr-fnou extension dwelling. SO. 70 W 81
.Dth.-t. only f3- 600 Inc cabinct-iini,h
olnn fur Inspection.
SNMrIL CoLCORD. owner.
1lADISpN-NNI.. 9" cor. 1'th- .-
W Hpreuiu 10 immediate cash purchaser /;
$50 900 nay remain. owner on premises.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
~ UHTE STORY BHDWSNIoNE. Brook
! Ism, 10 exchange Tor small nearby com
uy property. joins .. hoy /. JtL- III
broadway. Ncw-l ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool April 4. 40 D. m--Iseef IN poor demand
The demand improving long and short clear micee.
nrm az 3s Cd Che.sc-rhc demand Is improving. Tai.
low in fair demand Turpentne and roSn in poor De.
raud I.ari->iDt and futures IA poor demand prirs
Western. spot ,prl. Ma. ani JUNE. nrm at 49, %.
wheat in poor demand. >lOur In fair demand. COrn--
spot in faS demand futurcsThe demand hs- fallen %:
mixed western. spot ard April nrm at 81 G',d MAY firm
a, 3. I'D June lrm az b lid Hops London-pac.ac
toast-Ihcre l. nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

The funeral OF Mrs Anna w Wright was conducted yes-
erdav bv tbs Rev Charles H. Eaton. OF he Fifth Avenue
Uuyerslist Church. lie spoke appropriately Of the sell
ac,acn lie which had suddenly closed. Among those
.o.,t rer. two sisters OF Mrs. Wright Mr,. Wo-s and
Mr. Phillips The body lad by that Of Mis- Mary L.
Booth in Cypress Hll Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
PLAYING BALL IN EARNEST.
BEGINNING A CHAMPIONSHIP RACE.
THE BROOKLYN AND SYRACUSE AMERICAN Asso'

THE BROOKLYN AND SYRACUSE AMERICAN AsSo'
CITATION CLUBS START IT-OTHER GAMES
The American Association Is the first In the hclu
70 begin naving baseball this season in earnest as
the FULL edged American enthusiast likes 10 sec
played. This rejuvenated organization openeu us
championship season yesterday under favorape aus
pces At Ridgewood Park the Brooklyn ana - '"'uSo
climbs crossed bats and the result was an interesting
and highly exciting game the nome oiuo io.'
through Door work in the field. Captain tchneiN
bunders going far toward causing the defeat PITCHERS
Toole and Casey had excellent control OF the pail ana
had the batsmen at their mercy most OF the umc'
Chlds McInnery. Briggs and Peltz captured the hohoS
Tho attendance was = 19l. and good plays were ap-
oc;o,.d with trne baseball gusto. The was as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

Oil City PENN April 17Natonal Transit Cer r, 91c
opened S3c highest s4c Lowest 80, rios'" a.
sales 1000 bns charters. 'o05' Dds shipments
'pittsb1rg penn Anil l7-Pctroeum duh but lrn.
National Transit CeIthcate- opened at sdc; closed at
s3a-c highest SIC lowest S3c. . .,,e,
BRADFORD Penn April II. National Transit ,ertngat.'
opened S25c closed at S3eci highest o1'e0' ""'9'
sss,c. Cloarances, 1913, 600 bbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

The baseball crowds are reservinS thcir eh''us'a"
for Tomorrow. and, in spite Of the perfect weather
Yesterday the attendance at the Polo Grounds ana al
brotherhood Park was decidedly SLIM AL the roio
Grounds the Ncw-York League and the jersey '''S
teams crossed bats and the result was the easiest o
victories for the League club In iact, tc GAM Tro
won i'm the first inning. Carsey pitched for ivy
innings and very sensbly retired k4se pi'cIeu
in sniendd form for the League club. Denny was
troubled with sore and did not play. Inc sooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

Richmond to-day in a seven inning game WHICH WAS
called account of rain. score:
E EilSmSGs ..........~-...~ ! 0 Q Q o-a
Hatteries-shayv Henry and Tate Gaulc and Me
CaiIrcy. Observation-Disclosures. :: EchilDhc :. h''Vi'
Baltimore, =: Richmond, 8. tmilrc-LuicI%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

Refined oil quota ions Barrels, : 10 cents Pr gallon
cases. so cont, per -alion Crude IN barrels Ii 72S.
and naphtha $50 cent, per gallon.
FCrrign quotations: Fp, Ij2 fancsi Bremen,
Go m3IAs London, T-lGdJ DIS pence.
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furnished bonsrs.

4 l.-rHROGG> NECK Wcstchtstf;
n elegant country seat, 10 acres, earla
and lawn: fronting on the sound. one BIZ,
from Country club, house In excellent Of
der: furnished modern IMPROVEMENTS 10
bic Tor 10 horses chicken yard bath mousse
80. Apply AUGUSTUS IABEK 2ii La"
l5th-,t.
EOR 4 PRIVATE RESIDENCE o.
L CLTB-HOU >E.-Io lrt fully ili.
nl,hod. on the pa,,aic River, ie.- than
hour from city Hail. a me 90 stone nan.
sion. with extensive grounds and outhoi,es'
coachman Will meet the . o'clock train tfota
Nrw-NorA at Nutley station. Erie kai.'
road. TO show premises. PERMITS from Wy.
ley station Agent or Nutlcy Real Esta'e
Agency.
L. IRST-CLA>S furnished cottages % lei!
IN Ehngham Park. Bab,irn. l.. l. a!
modern conNenirnce> good stables boating
and trout fishing on tA1 PROPERTY; arg
grounds. Apply 10 JOHN KELLY on 10
premises. or l.. b. 81 IION, ~ L. oita.s..
nINNrAOIIT POINT BAY Shorc L. !;
4 furnished cottage. containing ~
h.aroous with stable on Great South Bays
Addrr-, X. NJ. MONTGOMERY, 1872 FronN
St. New-lork.
NO LFT.-The furnished residence known
1 a, tho Honest ad - on the water AZ
oyster P,y. l.. /. fine stables large laNn'
With shade. one hour from me CITY ~
ply 70 owner W. j. YOU NHS, Oyster BAY
l.. /.
To LET. Furnished cottage IN own -
"Iugbv - on the water AZ ov- = r Bay.
magnificent view fine stables. laige
lawn and shade tree, one hour rpm ciy.
apply TO owner. WIN. J. ioUN"s1 oyster
Bay. l.. |. -...
For other real estate ads. see arh psse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

December l'' i'a l'.f' a.. 80 t...
february 81, I,.'7J i W ~ ,,,.,t ot ,a,....g
,h.n-,d. t., naiA,t Da1 a aua lo'. Ano Na.n- ~'-|
,y . r ,a a o.'" a s' ION 4 -al. S a ~ s
W.. i'f. 900 o1 Az, a. i. as4.--, ,l.o biz
,lu .44l - ao4. ,o .o t.r ~ ~" a - S..,t
'.. - ,oo b', SIP .dn, =. lls- 90 GOO Ds.-
in'. 81 - e. &c., ceoi,i... IN. 49, i,,g T.. 81,
az So Wn,t ",e' low liza 800, 80 ol 'li 70
20 choice. - 5'4s' d.. f,net. - - ''.'
sPns Nh... i'r '-', ,.'s,sl,i, s-a.h- p,,. '
iaao, - ~oa-. - i,ti',. ooi.net Co. ,"..,' ' .
M' q i55, 'i n as..,, H' s,s .''' '
,.y 40, lr,-' sac 900 Dbl. ,nlpf,, ",' .,
T. - 80 ''' IT. irIi.5,il -e.. All ~.
'', , >'., 400 'n s. o ~ So:>Ni 10 ,- T..
4s..'. h.." Vim '' a. .ll, 30 .., n,...
a.u.ne. ~
cEAIN WHEN a.s 30 .o aaa a, s'' ny n' '
,i'e loar. Tie ~- sa ,ai ea} and nc, , Tome ~,
A,..r ,. a % , ~a. e.i, ~ ia a.d , ,
,soIo.. aa g,, g g,e' at 70 ss 'T
,saa.. ~, tao o 'o-e ~ ', ,', a5. a, o. s
Sa,.s va. aaa a..dris cose-it Of sor' l, va.
, ai:sn b, ' ssi o, ;ss ,"i '.ls s
na ' 1,, t WIZ .,, nor. d,lf--- july .as,i ~
~, aG,aa,.d o'.e b.. an'' 100 ie :, p'
-is , a. r"s =, " i,a,ine Oh =, ei-. he ,oa
q ,r.ig 5.se Ia. ,,f,, ~, 'i,.' ,.r ' %, i .>,
i oosO D.. ii fla tie W.. .i. sa' G'o,a.'
,o''' ~, 800 Ire s.at.. .. o.ns 80 l.r r,n, and tI.
sr.,' 10 , ,se cay "a a. 'as- ,n ,
,.ii.f ,fI a., fls i,ia,ancy. There o.. d'df
ff "a ti ..toff c..,fd over 10000 bush fiesn. if
30 g.. Ia 3. af,.. ~. decline. Moot ~ the weak
n an. fr.sl. the Vet wh,fr several prominent oIr
..fafD- -el0r- Interior 'flfal7 t"ltf f'f
lt -93 bush spring and 2jO-, bush winter - aboard
r...t. "a 49, bush. t.fItnre-, 30 ~ bush wheat 900
ln 90 pag- fo.r. on lAe curb MAY -"i ~ - ''''
..ng ~ o.. July Hlic. and December. 81 r'. 'ri
-,i Il.I.r = nu-sf. hf pfiuf i
49,, .r.,, n otfl.r- Sip..f- fooh - 600 hN-h in Hi
IN, i5 600 bush . M NApa,' N.l.rs hor-it 'nfl
e.I,. iG 0-o 600 r-h future. lfG.ofu tl5h -rf l' f
,, 10 Milwaukee a. arrive dcli, r'd 80 uurirf't
..t.,r, 81 -o-s3.. $50. f,1 oft'f.r sNrf. 90.
49,, ar.,f n5arjr Z %. D., so iaid pin gn"''i
-,....I ,.l.. tr..ft 40. Af.fI Ifr
g.. "a ,,,.c dosing q, a3'-. dn Jnn'. H,i-a'f' o..
Zinc a, g.t.r ao July 's f".'-c closing a. ''.-r
'''i- -,,.af ..i.. o., 49, -r-.. DO September -Hf
w., .'nr ,f -,- DO October. closing 80 ~'isr do
.lo-rr AZ Sn'-,. dp D,0tf.urf rl '-.4t5
,o-Ine ~ oI.-r RYE n f'if d.n"fi ,nd N.rf
kl..,.rn lu loi'luia.. quoted ,~4,-f stat. 49,
l,- ,,.,dt -.-a,.t Reported .alr- 81 $1,000 ht-4
g., Pa A.. ars.,. export pflsttr ffln- BAR
- u, i.ulti d.na -fr BNl.l-lh NfLl
80 -, and nam tOtr Wa more "r ''r- ''i' i'i JOS
co'fnailoi. BOO wheat 80 th' ol'.'t %, option iaf"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

cnrrox On tho SPOT was moderately active and oasier
,,,,nl' ,,l,.. showed no material chance S1',- -"
Ill for 90 port and ~ bales Tor CONSUMPTION "i'
Tn: tnday 3Ola bales against 3i"N par- t> uN "a.
NIX and G3i bales this day la-t y'A. ,l' ''i',p
ift1 M. ta,ff- aggregated i'eNS1 n1l'~ against
9n. 10 hale Tor the oofre-I nndlns TIM h-t year.
Quotations are based American Standard oil 'ia''''a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
C,tr Tral G5late Go ftt


4 orr T. TT. 5ONSb. lgnJ all arounu
Ia steam h, at, clcN atOf and power imine>
ii At. l,O,ar-nlOn. Inquire on the premises
IOl and 1913 IhOmp,On-st., y. Is. ALI
Hat 81 & co.
physicians OFFICE.
32D-Nr., Ii EAST.
sunny back parlOr; hot and cold water /;
large closets, also other room. II desired.
=, PLENDID STORE Tor business, - It..
- deep. s7S; last tenant made money
.,..n b,-.nrnt for Al 80 East i.5th-s
Inquire OF Janitcg. or SPENCER, 10 Maiden
Lam.
,1,O LET. AT sPUYTEN DCYVIL.-A
l flrr, house. rs rooms good furnace /.
water aud pa- comfortably arranged for
wlntcr occupation stable % stalls and ear
rl,sr house. about = acres of land near
enough to railroad station known a. the
Naylor property rent 81 900. Is. HAX-
ilI0N IL t,ntrr--t.. or W. II. HONT s.
CO.. Nand.rblt-aNc, opposite Grand
Central Depot.
u,o LEASE. for term ~ years. four
story front aad thrce--t0ry rear fac
t',v buildings. on q lots. on north side u
i3th.,t between 10th and 18th ayes. one
nor ~ I3th-~t. and lJth-aNe. also bulk
head 100 feet long. opposite same property
4 omen lots on south side u hist, be-
tween 10Th and 18th ayes. open lots.
northeast corner 24th.st. and lith-aye. Ap.
uiy 10 WILLIAM De LAMATEk. foot OF
McsJ I3th-st.. Ncw-York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Aprl l6-Eeccpt, Of cotton 3e bales ESQ 90 wool
four g. 81 pkgs "a do cheese olo DDS Ho'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

Earned runs-New-York g. Jersey City o. IlrSt D1'c
by Jersey cy T. n,i lci on on S.6
SewYOgk }sIsey City Struck os IsyS carsey by
VWbesier l. BY Rusic 10. Thrceoa.e mt-Crsne TTG,
hsss Gasscock Bassett. Buckley. Rou,>cy poups
piaysRoussey Reid and brady Bady MeGTGSgn a
foyssey buckley and Bassctt stolen bases-leii'm
assccck . MoTnuns Crane .. Clarke 2 Keay saci'
fee hts-Hornung Bucklcy o Wiz pTT,nmoesi AZ
Passed bals-Co0k 2. Cmplre-QuInh. -.
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Crescent Athlctics...0 q
BROOKLYN -.--.------- "

Crescent s.ssssns Ashleties...99 Q . 9 8 . S-l97
Earned runs-Crcsce Athletics o, Brooklyn g.. Lou
on bases-Crescent Athletics s. BROOKLYN o. tlrst Ds,
on Crescent Athletics BROOKLYN a. stTs CIV y
sneden 5. by weyhing l. Sacrifice htSulisls'e c l..
orr Bauer and weighing l. HI BY pitcher-0dd l. Two,
base bits-Iy L. Bauer ], McGeachy l. Wild pitches
oWeybing i Sneden 2 Passed balls-Cook l. Time OF
oamc-I UmDircs-Hayes and SOwders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
Gonr,rn Real estate 4or hIle


A NEW HOUSE; : rooms, Including LOT
n SnxI-, foot. price. 1000 terms,
D loo cash balance $40 monthly ,N'enn"e
healthy location 10 mics
from city within 10 nihu,,7 , ""'" % - 100
sam. Tom. X. l.. MOLCOii. owner,
20 Centrc-st.
At PELHAM MANOR. for sale or 10 rent.
IA -liOusc, containing 10 y room, NKe
$500 per year up. Address IL l. bhA'h
25l oth-aNc.
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAlE.. Hand
\ some residences and building sites Tor
sale houses to let. furnished or uhiuini -"' Il.
TUBES 4 TAYLOR. bcrhnan''''
N ELEGANT RESIDENCE. 20 miles
"A from Brooklyn. south side LonS iHlah.
house IA rooms finished In hari WOOD
electric appliances and speaking MD,e
building ami grounds lighted by gas stable
and carriagr-hou-,., with cOdchniin : room
liicc only az, 900. lFollo i.s'-.
IILLIPS a WELLS. Tribune buhulns.
A For SALE: $1,000 cash $1,000
"A. mortgage. at per cent VIII puS
the hand.omc,t residence and grounds IN
lat Orangr: the most beautiful. orna-
mental and abundance Of fruit trees large
grape arbor berry bushes. a~larasus ana
strawberry beds very convenient 10 sta
ton. =. u. CLARK. i96 ana i'S Grand
st.. Ncw-Nork.
NEARLY NrW HOUSE In the
~ Cat,nili, In the centre Of Pine Hin
Village; Sii5o, including large plot Of
ground terms. cash 500, balance $40
monthly. X. l.. WOLCOIT owner. 20
Ccntrc-st.. y. Y
AT MOUNTAIN STATION. ORANGE.
n y. IA dc,irabl, 3.storv slatc-roof
,-usc. IL rooms no. and cold water; min.
ute, from station lot oONi1, also "a number
VI nuc building lots. Apply To }. IhOM-
epN s. Wiiltam-nf.. y. Y. Citl
\r NUTLEN. New-Jrrs"y 80 minutes
~ from Jcr,cy CITY, pretty littl" houses
On beautiful situations. just being finished,
for sale or 10 let a few minutes walk from
station rental, S2S per month. NUTLEY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. opposite Nut
lev station Of Erie Railroad
business or merchandise or other prop
ID .rty wanted In exchange for $40 acres
OF land Ia Texas at - per acre. Addrcs,
TEXAS Tribune Onlcr.
A. or SALE or RENT.-A very desirable
L hou-r Ia NOrwalk, Conn. an hour and "A
quarter from N.w-N ork house has all mod
era improvements; the grounds are acres
in cNtrnt and wtll shaded on the premises
are fruit trees bath-housc for saltwater
bathing and "a comfortable detached house
Tor coachman. Apply 10 u. J. HANCY,
| Gallatin Eank Building, ~ Wall-st.. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

o'conne Double pays-simOn and TOole ocomng
Wight Dorcsn 2 Ely q McLaughlin BrgTS - i,,, Oh
bascs-Broolyn o. syracuse o STRUCK h" roolc
Fennelly Wright. Dorgan >; Ely Passed bas-hr'sSS
Bowes Tine 20. Umpire-Barnum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

Al Washington Park unequal forces opposed eao"
other and the stronger team, of course won an easy
victory. About 600 people witnessed the game. Inc
Brooklyn League played in fine form In all depart
ments of the game. IIarks relieved uilroy III, ,''e
sa~an+h inning Captain Darby O'Brien met WIN q
mshap in sliding 10 base and Caiuthers took ms
Mace in the sixth inning In the seventh inning 10
oSo one Of the most remarkable catches ever seen on
the grounds The Brooklyn team will take the D. m
rain for Boston today where they open the League
championship season to- morrow. The score OF yes
Npd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
...o.s ,he strect a. Rrotherhood Paris a game was

played between the New-York Players League anu /"
picked nine called the Philadelphia Professionals l"o
New-Yorkcrs won as they pleased. Brown caught 'o'
five innings and Vaughn finished the game oo ,
Connor's home drive and three base NJ py 1UI
e,nnsed the onlookers. John Ewing pitched oapita
ra,na and was superbly supported. The score was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
Brnl Gelute Wdntco.

rOrNTEY SEAT or FARM. worth
4 SlOo.O 900. wanted. JOIN - H''''
JK.. Ill Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

The games today are the Brooklyn and syracuse
climbs Al Ridgewood Park. American Association
championship game: the New-York League and Newark
teams AZ the polo Grounds, and the EcW York PLAYERS
and Crescent Athletic Club teams at brotherhood Park
The brooklyn Association yesterday released Pitcher
Gerrity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18
NEWARK.


H HsSCSlEn O. h''....6 i 9
Earned runs-Brooklyn g. Newark B. First ea,c on
1roskvn Newark O. Struck outBookIyn O. Newa Az
iases~Brookyn Newark D. Three-ase hits
oBrien Pinkney sailing MeDsTmott T DSn ,'s
Cari and Gilbert Hit by pitcher Stalngs:: W /" ~
pitches-Harkins l. Hughes fassn Dali, pa, i 40
SaiItnps Jmpire-ThOinas DAILY. Time OF CANT ~
The Brooklyn Players and Crescent Atnicuc I"o
.o.s nlaved AZ Eastern Park Yesterday. Wards team
winning after an interesting game. Van Haltrcn
nlaved shortstop for three innings, when WaId al,
1reared and Van Ialtren retired. Ford Terry haior"
"a Murphy did some clever work for the amateurs
The score annexed:
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Gin tiouecs Go Get.

Furnished.
HANDSOMELY furnished house 10
n rent 20 private family location hrst-
cli,, and central rent very ra-onaf lr.
REX, Tribune Uptown Oilcc, l, Us Broad
way.
UNFINISHED.
4 TUHEE-STOEN high -toop house In
~ Hith--f. between ath ahd ~. rNr.. ,
,.n, e-oo. thrr. rooms rrSorN.d. THOMAS
A CkEHSON, 30 West 3oth-st
80 Nl.,I 9,Ill-ST. -N,duct d rent; one
= 81 the most attractive house, on
Nj Side" OWNER. 1913 ront-,t.
en- MONTH";. story high-~tOop brick
,S1U HOUSE. 10 roOni- all impros rurnt,
convenient location. ". HOWE, %. Mott
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-18

the Produce Cav the butter UlfN't wa,
weak: ian,j Lisn l5ei-s. Alr-t Western, lo-al7c;
hne ltcljc. Lsss ~ -2ll'.
Cincinnati, april I7.-i.olF acid higher; family, - =
- receipts 100 bush shipments. LOO bush. Com
s 'o"ss rye nfm 80. .. sic. Pork 1rm. sis 90.
LAID strong higher So >. current naHe. BulAm'a,'
4, g. Whskcy active steady sales, 1871 onls
fn.-ncd good. o basis 81 o.. Butter easier fancy
or,.ferv zoe dairy l20l5- Sugar stronger halG Re-
uu,l. u .d7sss Es-, lrn, 9i2c. cheese strong
Milwaukee. ApiN I1.-Flour STEADY. Wheat quiet :;
50. = sprins track. ash. Sass Nay sc 80.
oats steady 50 white on tack, SO. Rye h'm
~. l. 49,. Barley STEADY 70 :. 49,. Provisions
,a.ler' Pork si3 Lara. ~ 80 Butter steady ;
dairy. l34lIc. te-, am, fresh l01c heese un,
his. wheat l.. loo bash. barley. 2o30p bush. sihp
mont. Wheat 1000 bu,h; barley, 400 bu-hi hour
100 b0l-.
rala!eiphla April l7.-Flour-Market VERY AIM owing
"a d.a. ia wheat lair d.nau4 az concessions % To- ID
ont, from quotations. but holders refused e. make rtut
Ton and trade quiet flour quiet but = ady az - '
:, Market strong and advanced . ana -
cont. I'm sympathy with the impo, cment IN other gram
entrees hut little or demand from and local
pr.t.s were - great extent nominal: rejected "a .Sc
Ir % good milling wheat sOGy@c prime T. fancy, go
as. ~ . red AptL a.13eA,c; MAY. ~. Junr
9i. ,f,r July SS2a9Oc. Cofn-Market firm and closed
,iirr sympathy with the West but cables were
,0.. And export demand mode at car lott for local
f,ds quiet No mixed I'm grain depot. 35c 80 nlA'd
b., ..ri drlo. Bic. do track. 81 steamer for local
r,. quoted ~ a3y~c No yellow on tack. +lc; No =
,.,,d Apr!l 3ya3?iac. MAJ. A9'4c. june.
.,1l I39nc July. 3d. ioc. Onts-For car lot,
,oi,i strong with upward tendency: far local
.,,t. demand but business restricted by h,lt
n-- aud extreme views ~ holders who wore rally
al n., an nd anc, No rejected Whit.
s3c. 40 white. 3i'.c No white. 35ac futures IN fair
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Gin iieal estate Go Get.

80 NfrIEl.EET->T. near Granc-st.-
80. Nih or without power ,
-,I lich,.a. .t.am heated, automatic
-rfiuli,f. elevator.
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Connirr Real Co!ate for 5alc

EOR SALE OR TO LIT IN NoNkhHN.
i Swiss COTTAGE. = rooms u. st-cld--
order. hirn ground MAGNIFICENT views %,
Hudson River and country around r,h1
~l~ q sacrifice. Address Nl>. G., BOX -,
Tribune ONCE.
L. or SALT.-At W,stneld y. Frame
cottage o. good cot diti.n. rooms, 10y
G5NfoO 3 minutes from depot 4. L.. X. 81
y. J. Apply u FiarMin--t.. 1T lon.
l., or >ALr or To LIr-Nt Wyoming.
l y. j. one hour fiom Nrw-nofN
pretty cott'g'. eight rooms. bathroom, rins',
80. Apply 10 ". Ii. EMERSON. 20
broadway. y. Y.
H. ARM FOR >ALF.-Nincty--N acres
HIN land one mllc from ilt,N, i't"M"'
y. J. price 81 600. l.. II. DAY. ha,"eu'-
town. \ J.
l. hou,c' 20 rooms Ir.,k ,ottass. >
rooms. 80 acres. fruit OF al kinds barns
hisfland running down TO na'> ,.'., h'x<,ry
summit station on y l.. \ ". Z: III
% minute, from Sew. N.o'A prize, sio'ooo.
BkpOk> ( FOOT - ltis low or,
NATHANIEL NILES 80 Broadway
NOR SALE or rN,HANGlt-Eleca
L stone mansion with large ston. stable:
| commandin. magnificent Wow OF HUDSON
perfect every way. | hour from Mall-st.
Apply 90 Broad"a> room 5ll'
HOMESTEAD. MIL and snail farm for
III sale. location very healthy. address
j.. II. WITMER owner. Nottoway 1. H.,
| Va.
HOTEL FOR SALE rooms sumner
III and winter hou~" In perfect order;
acres ground on river. nshNt. bostlhS'
cunning. Address H.. Box :. TiiOune oaice.
NJ r. HAVE BEEN COMMISSIONED To
] ~ sell at half H.. cost one ~ tn finest
I summer estates IA Massachusetts, near fall
/ River: fun particular, and photographs
/ lrfr. tFOliO i,S~i g.
1NN ACRE FARM good buildings I'M
! lUU usually VOL sto krd finely watcr,d.
with all crop. and implrmrnt. only = zoo.
IJNO. l.. RONNELL. Port J'rNiS. y. \
Z, OO0 SlNrEtN ann ,..;i T., >'''''' ,,iII
J ,Iclancr for small place In BruoANh'
/ Nj. CURKAN. 49, Washington 81. y.
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Rooms UanIeo.

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ID MUSICIAN des,rssgsy e eTF; Box 80, ~.
/ St., West. MODEhAih'
4th-aye.
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Two LII House. 3--torA and basement,
i 10 rooms all improvements IN ~
'rnu,ui.in-,,.. station. Fulton El'Natt d ,
40 Nav /. |. ". BARNtM. owner. 2o3
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