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436
XIII.
Geatnsbura.

Huben 3eui par reiit fra StodboIm SuIemoroen |
s~persaftet SIGoe til @6tsbOrs uisb fin bIinbe DatterIsn
Urban RieInanb. Sra g6tebOrs git geiisu ousr glorS.
ipsn til 9onson % berfra, eter en- liges SpboIb On.
Ieonins al 6orretninser, til amifsrbam. Den san,Ie
NanS ipntes at sIemme ale StrababIsr oa fine baIps
ferbfnostppe aar oper Smiorsen for ben gIinSe, Der
Rfe forbleu u%fsIiom for benne SmBu. Der opitob en-
BortrolisbeS imsaem benz, iom for 0rsnsens gebtoms
ssnSe piIbe pare bIeuen til Ssusipsubeb, ON ban baubs
funnet sIemme fit aftpuusne 9sfts ON aIbris usr. at
bragg ct SuarS. 5per MOrsen ipurste Urban: ~Iaar
taar ies SoIen at is2@ Os Iise iaa r~ssslmasiis fuareOe
Rnbem 3eui: IS UiaSrio.~
1Saa rider ies til Gorhsniun," tantte ben una,
Rebel.
Otter ct Iansere OpboIb Gmiferbam anlebnina
u nps Sorretninssr, iaitss 8urf len ouer garis til MaS.
rA. 6or snbUer anben SSbe pilSe bet bape paret Iius,
IarIist at poue fig inO paa Sntpiitioneus ~berpatebe Sm.
raabe, men &uben 5epi bauSe en- glssI., Der aabnsSs ale
porte. Slip ben 5iebe transts til bans Sub imob
6ranfris, iniob ReberIanoene, inoS bet o~prsrife Ratas
Isnisn % mob bet npIis fra bet ipanfte alag beiriebs Dor.
tusal. paeb 8onsens qeibebreu mObtosss Ssbtn uubr
fitel AZ boaanbff Banter meb aae 2GreSbepisninaer %
s~isneiaIbie benns eSrs msb 9aan mob 40 Qroeent glsute
q Sitinbeb gImeiras grubsr, for bet giliaISs at
esIpfaaoen fra Peru ifulos blue tasen al Qortuslens.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03

ilnser ganb. emsr ben poo, ios'
man saar iilisues.
Bier aisr en- iarotles eDit til al
ipgee paa Ira slsr Ben, oa CT bette
en- dfles al, at Snitsmet mdugler 5os'
ipr. bpiliei stof bereuss 8eniabitdnien
sisHnem Relten. Com YRiooel anbe'
tales bsrfOr 8cnmsl, men ON maj life
bar 2silisbsb til at faa bette, tan Der
brnges Bicarbonate Of Soda, en- Spis
ieite Rorsen, o. en- Gfteu, for en- uses
lib euer to. 9iIi9e bsr aicrene gaa
uoc ON 2ngsa, Haar 8eiret life iOrbp
Der Bet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
5armen, 6uiet 0g6 aucn
asttiae yinf for ssniesaarsen.

2ralal er apssi, Spns iRtter grii
paa. Get hebfts idaes peS at br0nes
Rais pmtrent ION anfis. Eetie burbt
be faa 2 Sarge en- usea, % BET piIe'
beiaIs iis.
5Uebs % Snpre Tube sipes anosHi
bUer Gans; Soprs aliio isr, Spsce tgr
susr iosi. ina Sen or mar pso at rtpnc.
sGsiFgHinssn ioreaes csr0eb aoiiiaist,
Gn liSea Gpiis Spppl 2Ganet ugent.
Iis bepirfer aigrins % ~reuier 8looet.
So0plen sjeuugmtrruger bet belle en-
item, li9e igisnusm Suoeh. iaa Sguie.
mes glageaauosr, Gus, forbriues. vi
blob 5sos bpr blaHoes meo en- aigge
Salt. Gn Smule haxseed meal blan-
bet | Rorgenmaoea gler osiaa COB
pirtniHg gOa 1sns, 5iHrbetIaoniugen
bliper sIinoinoe, ug aammen imut rsS.
1gr aalt bgr lite gipes aIsne, men
aalfoano er uomHrtet; liot aali fan
iGttss til blGbt Sober o. til Grittsuau.
bet. 3etts bi0lper til at Itgrte Beneue
Os fO~rebBsser StiuOag.
Sgniene maa babe gulebutns til at
babe fig i aIminbelist geiitsu. us eeri
bsr brloes eli SmHle carbohc acid.
8rlitepaubet man pRre rent, ug aigrelet
psian.
Seniebuiet bgr u9re taltet inoueHoig,
GA Rsber pa 8oaler fooio holbes rene.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03

50 8ange bob. s Gd8ij6 bsbs
nplie en- Guteiru Gspius / cit Qloer al
So Aar. Som ing 4i9e bar bun en-.
gang unoer en- nlporlie GpgoOm falot
en- ogblienenoe Silitanb. Zen bubieuote
2G9e bleu mpot pna @eien meo ben Be.
iteo, at ban life bebsueOe at femme, oa
Iatienten aQereoe bar BIO; men ban
furtiatte fin gel Oe falbte Benbe tillipc
igieH. s i'm ifinOgoe 1ilitnnO bapoe
bun bapt iulo 8euiOfbeo ug bsrt aft,
buao Der ioregif.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
eoo proser BIN itire


"a usursr fr,aot.
sPu sJ2or Nal ian iope.
bet trarosr hum ooa.
% ii fiji Du liue.
bolo SIC mn blpt.
la Tcr Tan foo icpe.
hun trruoer bet aobt.
Ga filler ION fcr,
en- glu1ft beuoe buaoer
m.b Frueflgr:
No tquI. o nj
% Ginehe praaoer % p'ttsI % lppI
Saa bleae er 9r9ilene,
Iapt hRnaer armgn,
iaa rent umartelia
&anoeor9tsparmen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
.aprrfrr inIar me Inc 7eret ahaat,

.Sprrfur ialssr Tt life Teres ahagt'
BeniIabsr III en- aiIsiamIer. eIer for
arer BEN til ct fin'icis SattistdrrL or
Tosse21 ipnratc willie ! en- ioa tcmii'
Zone. at unboe aRpeerrn maniie iiteuimC
9dtteren.
@en gabeeu tOs fla life nur al en-
FABIAN ipiosFHoig girias. Gen reiife
ia, lneeSs TT Sopso use, os sfierIcm
StiESet ira Rapen fom fremuper. tos
ben TAT beri meo "69noerns", putteos
BET WauHben us iIaaie Oct.
"glu Nal Nsu ipei mco at iyiie cp
fine sgrmsr", inges slGit 90 meo en-
al 5orbtnsns iIGots ben oct ancet al
iSet cen rptieee COB; /; bet CANINE
sioroe ben meo BET nnoet. llHbsr fla
big SoRIgrius III ben o9iaa Stinoci
ira 9afieu, % ben iioitc Reit al Slao.
uiHsen 81, famine Sci icm aft bet Gn.
Bet.
Msn life tebGpeee ben at fannie fg
aligeUel; ben iao life Der ngsen; iuert
/ en- ipIinterrp Irast % iaa bel
tiIfreos meo fine aiaesr % meo BET
RoaItio, ben ustop bauos bpIbt paa be
Saa boppeos oen esrfra, ps iorlob
1ilitusrfotten, Der 10 pilOen Stp pper
ben 5%OrehiliHs, 9aoOcu bauOe oipsi
BEN gHIsoRins til at oUerudre.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
smaas Gotitier.

5or 8aif bi9lper bet soot at babe /
Saapepanoet en- 2beltefulo 3erpeutin,
en- meb &eroiine. % en- meb baking
powder.
II grepine belbreoes paa fdssnbe
Muabe: Stes en- lioen 9e9; bpp ben i
Sweet Oil, % leg ben IND / gret.
- st Wibbet mob SroItbDlber err
folsenoe: Sap en- Salpe at 2 llnser
flpbence catechu, II llnSe Spnnins %
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
6lo0cpi0ena

lenere Sio
Ibt8en for u0tla.
ftRrft n~ngrebet
Ife5iOr g. .. g
|'anoet itg ioro
fin 9(nert.
GnitaItcns 9
par M Qirettiu,
ri 6iiteriiclltnb
e 3rpffen
in0fpuoia
|nuSIa p,sf-.so
bar giOrt (
ubtlefnir
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03

5inlanbs llnoerfuelis. Der ptl /
PETERSBURG Blue neoiat en- aOmmisipn
til at brsite 6oriln9et ON at bringe ben
npe finite 2Upbo9 ! Cperersitemmelie
meo ben ruSliIte.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
Slbebranb nj

IEaa Waar0cn B
|SIocn BAR opItad
Eerbniet) UNDER
npe ubbu:
t1eo GeOitaber d
F6Ionot 1000 go
Reppc rebbeoes
laa 8~ciatnu9er]
Ea0t forftrcoe 4
(liranceielTtub, q
R5aSi Hrerct. Gier|
Froners Cab.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
~

slat / en- Establishments 9asIisius.
~ioueHos RemreIier ruot oHtriH9;
aAeilaBs alRosr % 1isi tIiiIue
saa Soro os S1uier % andre Ting.
3a hsrer ott puitsr % sander
iblGEoi lot SnUriiuJ men sauiie let;
Sspne noseu i8 ia8ts 0~anuoer;
Der fi.ier HogeH Iiei tun8i % irat.
Ter iHRr n paa i9 aaIo, Ies trpr,
BET fan not bGaoe, al SorHen piser:
paa SeHge.anteu Der iiooer glor
meo minoiis Barnet, iom itri8sr.
gun cir bet grpii ca bun bpr bet gaHo
bet Trigger bare oesmFr.
Snn prrrsr ali, b0ao buH peo 90 fan,
bun buffer % bp5isr,
bun bgsier 90 obsiar,
til SO ban ier
oosr Baraets rcoiprRH9te 3r9t
Slis bar bun itrGpei LANCE 1tosr
bper ensite 0at,
ipm oro9 iis URt;
c9 life Oeo bun, boor0aH BET er iat
at Barnet loslj9 liosr.
9i95lsn laIter
bun Giet % ilIttr -
tpsier iaa iag!e iH lille Ben
% bgsler igieu.
B9ioi9e aauoeora9 bgres uso Chen:
ben trGtte 2rbetosmano ioper.
st Int / 5eooerue uuoertioen,
ct sat meo Nrmeu iremouer
bet cir tilIienoe en- giuitelfrait,
iom belle GageH bar itIOtop baut
at iIioiomt grte, ~
Bet cir tiitienoe en- Stprte,
lom maatte ipiate, naar oct bleu gIat.
yu tleloer ban 3r9tbeoens 8iploo tpne
Ho9le Elmer iig ueo,
en- brDicm gG9t ban Dog al iaar lpnse
Rattens 5reo.
De tpoer noget, Be Qanoeoras;
ban trGHger at ioue - intet dnoet -
for at fuHne IA fat
meb nDe ar9ter Den me Gag.
Blot Sounen 81 bar meo urp blanoet.
@uo peo, bpao Der raier
hos Den life.
8ime fommer oa 5ime gnar,
mems Barnet itriger o. maier.
SIM eateIte gieblit er bet title,
fsr irne &ioer i9len bet iaar,
bet ngtter ei at ian neO oct lagt.
9erugfttet e., bar 9ottpren iaat
Gaar no9et er pont og perter,
iad i9tter bet gIerne RRrter:
Raar Wforen bar StrGu bper enslte Gag
meo Barn at ct beitist SiuoeIas,
bar illtiom % tin9oinot B9ring,
8aar Ofteit meo Sors for Steering,
faar ip9e Ednter og paagne RRtter
% BERTH 5ortrRo al en- sretten Nano,
lom itr9uer og Hitter aft ban fan,
iaa RDggen blir bpiet % itip -
aaio, on tan tro. at bet M9rfer iattsr
pan Soitret / Morens 9ipl-
Sun oDSier
og bpSier,
% lent pmiioer bet itilner at -:
M ioOer Barnet peb 8ormen,
bun b9lber iagte fig neo paa 9eist
os Iis8er nteo oct / Nrmen.
2r9t, "a ina trRt, iaa tr9t. -
bet lGn9e unOflpooe Haturtrap
M ior benoe bort meo ct.
Ser itltter en- Sente fit Sooe op
fra en- Senaeb9nf,
bun unores poa, blep Der uirtelia top?
ia t9nf
gun i~tirrer ira eampens sulsraa SfiGr
paa Moberens blese GnoIet:
Va, ~itaitarS Meor, mel iaa iliot bun er,
bun Ter 10 no iom %ioroanolet.
% lot oerefter, mems lfarpt bun litter
pg mprter, at Barnet igien ia rgrer,
bun iaste litter fig up os Hptter
bet oyer ! iiae arme
o9 bort bet iprer.
Suggeus alG'r
bun puiter uarme
o9 lager bet Der.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03

6nnrlehpS MAJ fan ipare Ten9e
0ppIllpI9 er ct 4roblem, Der in
teresierer Nue % gnBper. gn M1aaoe at
gigre bet poa er at banole meo 6ielo &
Brigss / Souiton, Mum. SC bar BET ltpritc
Oplag al General Dterhau0iie / Gourmet
% i9lge &arer biligere, emo man tan tipbe
Dem l no9et auoet Stpre / geiten.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
eprsO eiSoreiea no om siateren

Gette er Ell soS 8egel. Saainart
man bar iamlet ct 8Osul1s fige fra
6iss og Stalb, bgr ben flores BEN paa
bet SOrotptie, Der ital g~iBosles, % Der
ipreOe5 uo. Get er en- aienbssierning.
ION life tan mpNfges % bar itaaet fin
8rDpe, of Gigbiel albris er mere barb
eno ben Tag, ben sr iGtoeu. Geo at
laoe ben lisBe, uinoer man inseu Ras
rtnssitOiie 0erueo, toertimoo gaar meget
tabt. Bringes ben itrng 10, gaar intet
tilipiIoe, unoer 6Orloi9tIin9 al, at Qans
bet life er meeet itraatligoenoe. aiBrie=
len bliuer ben famine, %, tommer Der
Re9n, laa saar alt, iOm uouaites, neo /
Suroen, uetop buor Oct trRu8es. &aa
oenne Muaoe ialoer bet Osiaa lnn9t
betuemmere at iua Gigbielen borttigrt,
remlis paa en- Tio, 6a mar life bar iRrs
0eleS traplt meo andre SlaaS 6arMls
arbeioer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03

ele,rig; Better ,r lie IN gur fer sue spgbonmt
% be burr, itts aui,,s sgsr oasefoits fem %iaaSduHt.
Hitr b, r Il sprmaaet usngRr'et gtieed lsr naHst
epsoommt, iier ior 84eumaiisms, gsueTs % gigfss
i~Ba5enH,, Ffi Forssitlit, Qaraiphs, @srpeip1tltntt o.
aHs Siaas Spa1tsbt-. Der II Stinliliei al sanotlt7
tlsr isgsmite Cptrauitr nstit, nsfcaosllu Stn. e.f.u.
Gd u IN ~fdtili10 EisuSeairIniHa. al ! e%uuerehtr q
diil1let, hpor IL. SonesHs Better b1r p1rtt srnst. hat
@tiultatst pRrti hdi uS tiiirSesiiasHbt. % nj ten etrs
for uts COB Saupittiabes a~nstialt Gem iii ale, tF
liner al o5tunau1ts Speeomme. e5r B1mHi, es
i~netsoleu iulbtaHbist Cpipsninssr "a gdtimrnlsr ire
proWiHtptg gigHo, lam CT bierHi %seibrgotst , ctAstr
al port S4itt, It5s1 iit tE sntpsrH:b Rpstssdlsp 2
s Gents I bttmGrtsr ipr poiipoti6. puis nossH. t!isT
al tsut lgt por QGmhgt enhDalslis, er I Tulpl EN-
bpilttt gsfts. uto reHiBu I'll Stgytt. Ter Ct hsbt pasfu
for hirs 3itfGlbs, TRIO b. I'll os, q bon tan p9rs httst
raa az iaa pcI o~9rtgtist Rfniug. Grtps 6eiuares I b
RaReinapiifs SptOe. Ncru btttt gice. SeErsit;
The sander Electric Co.,
Journal Building.
a. & 40 z. 4tb e., Riuntap0iis, WsHn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
or &c Norretminasmano,

Gtrs sesfrsr ,asr aatni. sa ifaiss Z. W, iorismm,
al isHss 4 Gents / ~5rimortu ior uore GtIfulREu em
Rare Coins. Ia oil bltps iii Cor Feyed igr I,m,
aspesis; u. S. BARE COIN Co..
p. %. Box 3g2, MINNEAPOLIs, MlNN.
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03

$4,000 acres soot 5~armiuoIaus
@onntr, ISIS, er tilialas. Set en- bsto-t5ol
nGr 3 SernbaHer, Der a~jennemifiyrsr aos
.iet. Get iRIges for ira 2 til 3 soA7s
acrs, ann en- 8reoieoel %iOniaut, @siis, Z
betales | Here acriise Ierminer. '' 'sa
8 bette eonntD er Stpriteporteu a,
bpgacrne RoromRno, pa bet ifuloe n 5la'
iseIigt, ON fiere piloe tpmme pr bniTtt., W
her. aom % beie 9anoet, oa oil 4 ois,,. Is
De hCrprreHoc darnters finoc, at bs,s 'H.sn
nomeriet gooi 1iitritt. o. Der CT iigr 9
Tor Ir6eioe ON giulsreu. N"' BVoi
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
SlOebran6.

| 5lOebran0.
AtOubr. uObrpt
|GitmOS 8uger
|2circn, GlOru
|Og uobuicne II.
|ltpnneGc8OGri
|Sranomanbita
|0opeobDgnnge
|buie itGote uni
|NrnSe 8pguina
|man inpntr en-
|SitmO8 8areln
|brnnbelt nreo
bore brpI
.arOner 8arer
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
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fNano bar giur]
fpmGrtiOm paa 4
f1nL Der ganr b
Bet iabuan1
faooe ai Snteres|
t'Ie aar hl6aoe
to Sla0S 'gI
{sS ~gerc8uiagen
LIg,ot at en- alniI|
pr 2lor en-
troner 0rrino
pro-. "S
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ct ipraeIiI

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len 10 glars
|3Oban @bcrb,
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ON 6or
trGit BON De
96n8ber9
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I'll DC bibelbi
Bette gipr if
iOm en- glenn
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@tengoe at
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8O8 bar ri II
Bangs Saal
nn0rrpiSning
&etnng bill
riugelie yin
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03
&om nrar,

3 norite Meno, Der er bet beOite qauo Inn,
inoes, o9 leg oil aipre nit Seoitt, icr d,
itaIie Goer goot Sou0
Decorah-posten., 1890-12-03

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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-22
A CHILLY RECEPTION.
No One to Welcome the Senatorial Gladia.
tors Mt Home.

No One to Welcome the Senatorial Gladia.
tors Mt Home.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE pIsPATCH.i
WASHINGTON. March 2L-Six Senatorial
gladiators made their appearance in Washing
ton last night, and to-day they reported at
headquarters and announced themselves ready
to don local uniforms and begin work for the
home club. Unfortunately for them they
were unable to meet either Walter Hewitt or
Manager Ted Sullivan, the former having gone
to New York suddenly to attend meeting of
the League. Ted Sullivan's whereabouts were
not known at headquarters and it is supposed
ne was somewhere in the East paving the way
Tor Washington to enter the Atlantic Associa-
ton in place of Providence. The new players
were little disappointed at their chilly recep-
ton. but one stated to your correspondent:
There seemed to be no one authorized to ex-
Tend us such welcome as we had expected"
There is a general feeling of regret among
the players over the probable retirement of the
Washington club from the League. While all
the men signified their willingness to play in
the Atlantic Association, yet their preference
was to play in the National League. As is well
known, Washington is League city, and the
sympathies of the people here are with that
organization. If IL should be deemed advisable
to reduce the local club to the ranks of the At
Iantic Association, there are enough people
here who are interested in the national game to
give the home club generous support. 1t is
probably true that they would prefer to witness
contests between National League teams, but
their love of the sport will induce them to go
out to see the games in whatever association
walter Hewitts gladiators may figure.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-22

advancing. The iniamm alton that followed
produced structure. AS he grew weaker his
food failed to digest, he had belching Of gas
after eating. bad taste IN his mouth, and coated
tongue. He felt severe pain in his right side,
ana sharp pains would seize him In his arms
and legs. Day by day our patient sufferer con-
tinued to grow worse, until his blood became
SO poisoned. that all eruption of pimpes and
red blotches covered his whole body. Having
been unable to find any relief, he had about
given up in despair, when reading IN the paper
4 testimonial of patient who had been cured
of conditions similar to his by the physicians of
the Poypathic Institute, 40 Penn avenue he
called upon them. and after using their medi-
cine-which was made to suit his caSe-for one
month he became cured. He says: II desire
to state for the benefit of the public that the
above statement of my case is correct in every
particular. 1 had Deen suffering for over two
years, and had given up all hope of ever being
cured, but DR.. Shafer. of the Polypathic Medi-
cal Institute, has cured me. have not felt as
well as now do tor years.
"ANDREw HAUSER."
Mr.. Hauser is engaged in the manufacture of
glue at Hites Station. on the West Penn. r. R.,
where he will be glad to further describe his
case.
All forms of kidney and urinary diseases.
chronic diseases and surgery successfully
treated.
Office hours 10 A. M. tod p. M, and to p.
NJ. Sundays, to P. NJ. Consultation free
and strictly confidential. Patients at distance
treated with success by letter. Send two
2-cent stamps for question blank. The Polyp-
athic Medical institute, 40 Penn ave-. Pitts
burg, Pa. mhl7-TTS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-22
Sporting Nofes.

THE new local club promises to be very
strong in pitchers this season.
THERE are some promising pedestrians
among the East End amateurs.
SECRETARY BRUNELL has written long
letter to the Collegiate Baseball Association
asking that organization to recognize the
Players League.
IT is too bad the Brotherhood agents didn't
reach Leblanc before Columbus secured him.
Leblanc couldn't have got into the Players
League this year with jimmy.
IT is not unlikely that Fricken, pitcher of the
Hackett, Carhart Co. team, will be sold to the
Brooklyn Players Club. Manager l'erkIns
wants ST. 500 for his release, which will probably
be accepted by Johnny Ward.
BUDD DoBLE has added 10 his stable the
gray gelding Grfiue, 3-year-old record 22S3I,
by Pilot Medium. dam Ida by Golden Dawn
Girflue is owned by F. ]. Berry, of Chicago
and will join Doble's string at Terre Haute,
Ind.
KINGSTON has picked up over leo pounds in
weight since going into winter quarters. and in
the opinion of his trainer was never in such
robust health as now. Hanover has also win
tered admirably. and the Brooklyn horsemen
expect both Of them to show well this year.
LIKE whipped cur, Jim Duryea has skunk
back to his old club. He whines and says that
the want of money induced him to Join the
Brotherhood. He acknowledges that the want
was relieved and now he goes back on them.
He will take his place in the gallery of first
prize beauties who have deserted. The gallery
is destined to become historical.-Erchdnge.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-22
Gnttenburg Entries,

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE pIsPArcH.l
HUDSON COUNTY DRIVING PARK, GUT
TENBURG, n. J., March 2O.-Here are the
entries for Saturday, March %:
First race, sellinY, five furlongs-Wissahickon
colt IeO, Rose lis, Bloss Iii, Big Brown jug los.
Parkville, St Clair. Extra Davis Centipede.
Seatick l02.
Second race, six furlongs selling-The Bourbon
ll9, rericles, Lotion III, Alva l09, Goldfish loo
Bonny Lass LOS, Shakespeare, j lOo Pail
Third race, selling five furlongs- Freedom III
Benedict Ill, Blessed los, Dynamite, Chamblv
Rebel Scout. Fountain, Wilfred Jay lo5 Weasel
lG2. Maize 100, Skip 95.
Lady Pulsiier III. Battersby 1o4, Wahoo
Oarsman, Anomaly 81, Bela SO.
Fifth race. five furlongs, selling-Major, johnnie
+ Ill., Warsaw Kink los, James Norris. Lord
Beaconsfeld. Little Mickey I05 Miller, Easter
box, Phil Thompson lO2.
sixth race: seven furlongs, selling-Bay Ridge
III: Harwood, King ldler 13J. Black Thorn rs
trlar, Doodle, Ncptunus rs, John Jay ), Flush
Longshot l26, Counterfeit 12S, Jerry liz.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-22
WARD AT HOME,
John NJ. Talks Plainly About the Iudiannp-
oils Club Players.

oils Club Players.
NEW YORK, March 2L-John NJ Ward ar
rived in New York early yesterday morning
and has taken apartments in the Clarendon
Hotel, Brooklyn. He was obliged to leave his
team in the South TO be on hand for his trial
which is set for next Monday before Judre
Lawrence. in the Supreme Court Il do not
think there is the slightest doubt as to the out.
come of my case" said Ward to a reporter last
night. al am very confident of victory, At
the same time our counsel, Messrs. Anderson
d Rowland, will leave nothing undone to make
the case as strong as possible.
"Yes. am greatly pleased with the work
catchers as there are anywhere-Cook. DaiIy
Hayes and Kinslow. Hayes is playing mar.
yeIlous ball and will surprise some neonle
around here. Joyce will be an excellent third
baseman, and all the men are showing up in
fine shape. 1ou will tlnd us in the race. ex-
pect to sign another pitcher in a few days"
How about the deserters who have re.
turned?' was asked.
ii am informed that some of the Indianapolis
players object to being transferred and threaten
TO jump the old League. 1 would like
II understood that not one man of
them can return to the Players League
We would not receive them under apy
circumstances. Our doors are not and never
will be open TO them. Of course they NAV
jump wherever else they please. Let the mag
mates do whatever they see tit with the traitors
Concerning Miller. were he the only catcher in
the country and didst have any, would not
take MIN. Probably the only two men who can
get back are Beckley and Mulvey In the case
of these players there are extenuauing cIrcun-
stances in their favor. and they will play pall
with us. To show how sincere Beckley is it is
only necessary to say that he was to receive
So, 500 from the Pittsburg National League club.
and he returns to Hanlon for s. S00''
Were you pleased with the outcome of the
Cleveland convention"
Yes. The schedule is an excellent one.
There are one or TWO matters l would have had
otherwise, but they are not serious and can he
remedled at the special meeting which think
will be called before the opening OF the playing
season."
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on Moore and McCIaran as they kept close toy
gether until the contest had continued an hour
Moore was first at that point but only by about
half lap. He had covered 8 miles and lap
the track being 26 laps to the mile. He was
then compelled to rest and McClaran gained
nine laps on him.
When the second hour was commenced Nc
Claran commenced to weaken perceptably and
McClelland was running prettily and Barber
was going quite strong. Barr was not at all
looking dangerous at this stage. McClaran
soon fell virtually out of the race and Hastings
ana Barberwere nextto Moore, who was leading
and looked like winner. The race progressed
without change until the third hour was
reached. and then Barr began to get to the
front. He gradually passed all the leaders,
except Moore, who was running plucklly
About 30 minutes from the finish Barr made
desperate effort, and he. yard by yard, over
hauled Moore. The latter had to be warned to
allow Barr to pass him, and excite
ment was at very high degree. Finally,
amid the widest excitement, Barr passed
Moore in the last mile. and the latter was
thoroughly exhausted. He struggled on to the
finish. however, and Barr only defeated him by
six laps. Hastings ran so well that the men,
bers of the club will present him with bronze
medal. Fred Goodwin presented Mr.. Barr
with the gold medal and Mr.. Moore with the
silver one