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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-07-04
DIR. HAM.
A GRADUATE Of
Bellevue hospital Medical College,


Ably assisted by full corps of COM
petent physicians and surgeons, treats with un,
Oaralleled success all Chronic Diseases and
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear of every nature
upon the latest scientific principles He par
ticularly invites all Whose cases have been neg.
lected, badly treated Or pronounced incurable
Patients who are doing well under the care OF
their own physicians seed not call on us, as our
province is to treat those who cannot find RELIEF
otherwise keileylng that science is truth. aud
truth Is mighty and will prevail" when known,
and knowing that disease can be cured with
positive certainty he invites the afflicted to call
and receive advice free, aud be cured of their
diseases.
There is no subject that requires so much
study and experience as the treatment and cure
of chronic diseases. The astonishing success
and remarkable cures performed by him is due
70 thorough knowledge of the structure and
functions of the human system and the cure OF
disease by natural remedies. Let those given up
by others call for examination. He has success
fully treated the following diseases since his ar
rival in this state Eye and Ear diseases.
Chronic DiarrhOea. Chronic Inflammation of the
Womb, Chronic Inflammation of the Bladder,
Painful or Irregulrr MenstruatiOn, Fever Sores
and Ulcers incontinence of Urine, Tape Worms
Crooked Limbs and Enlarged Joints, Spinal Cur
Natures, Club Foot, Hip Joint Disease, White
Swelling, Discharging Assesses, Sterility or
Barrenness, Nervousness and General Debility,
lmpOtency, Diseases of the Kidney and Bladder,
Leucorrhea or Whites, Blotches. Pimples, Skin
Diseases, DYSPEPSIA Constipation, Dropsy Can
Ger, Epil9ptic Fits, Erysipelas, Gravel. Goitre,
elect GOnorrhoea, HydroCele, Heart Disease,
Headache, Hysteria, Syphilis. St. Vitus Dance
Chronic Dysentery, Enlarged Tonsils, Fistula in
Ano, Hernia or Rupture, Ovarnian Tumors, Par
alysis, ProlapSus Uteri, Bronchitis, Asthma.
Catarrah, ScrOfula, Consumption, Chronic Cough,
Female Weakness, Spermatorrhea, Rheumatism,
etc All surgical operations performed.
Free Examination of the Urine. Each
person applying for treatment should bring an
ounce OF their urine, which Will receive care
full and miscopical examination.
REMARKABLE CURES perfected in
old cases which have been neglected or unskill-
fully treated, No experiments or failures. Par
ties treated by mail or express, but where pos
slble, personal consultation preferred. Durable
cases guaranteed. List of questions free,
Western Address,
DIR. HAM, Madison, Wis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-07-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
Court Inwa county

Circuit Court Iowa county.
Anton Imhof, Plaintiff. VS.. Philip Fitzpatrick,
William Miller, and Earnst KrouSe, Defendants
The state of Wisconsin, to said defendants, anG
each of them:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons, eXclu
sive of the day of service, and defend the above
case of your failure so TO do Judgment Will bt
rendered against you according TO the demand
of the complaint, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you.
To said defendants: Take notice, that thu
summons and complaint in this action was filed
in the office of the clerk of the circuit court. a
the city of Dodgeville, Iowa County, Wisconsin
on the 10th day of June, 1897.
Dated June 10, 1890. JOHN F. GRACE,
Plaintiffs Attorney
P. o. address, Mineral Point, Iowa county
Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-07-04
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-07-04
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OIko y.
"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
Dr. G. c. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
"Cas:oria is the best remedy for children Of
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stead of the various quack nostrums which are
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morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
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Dr. ]. F. KIScEEoE,
Conway, Ark.
Tha Ceufaur ComnauY. u \
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-07-04
Fresh Bread. Five Cents a Loaf.
For Rent.

ANY amount of fresh bread at Brewer
and Pcnhallegon's.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-07-04

Centau Company Murray Street. York City.
The sun., 1890-08-01

EssSss g s.si smoky c!y q. PI..sn' tine
on saturdsy as well as on Monday next
James FisidS who hss covered the nrttbAse bag for
kochsstsrs Of the American kssoeiStion his release
he pto. hss 1o, oo been mad. Susc smSon Who
PLAYED nrst base with worcester Will probably succeed
To rHE BpnoR or THE suW-str: Having read a
statement IN 90 days suS that the New York , club
psrmit me to suggest 70 the mSnsremsSt % through
your valuable paper, TO give Elm.r Poster another
Who worlG IKE . see him % on the % PiHs ss.ln know
S: SSG ns any rS Sss
country. wALTER Y. HoEfoS.
in Ss
WIN be DECIDED whether not tho club oentlnHe, IN
@ 81. 3: to AGO ChS% S. T:;F
mined thai he club csnnot make sSpsn,ss an ana d to-
Sa.S.. sSGG ssh M 8. sS$ SS S ssS s
viii he hold to,morroy mornrA. at which Sullivan will
plan for the remainder OF the season, but it "a not
known wheer or not they viii agree Sullivan expects
that he Is sstsasd that he club wiz not disSSnd
BnrrnoRr, July sl.-NNnAesr BArnie has been watch.
siaSs s5s .;ssIss down tS iS:!t proper even
ss no Si' " the Sson league and ia
.sHd course ' sG. 70 carry = before vsry Long
sSiaS SshS @ Bq psS
work now and the staIo9nd strength Of The team
sH T Hqsh i . % Che
lyn team viii come near tsi!nl nrs. sonors GhogEh
% $ s; M e,Ss
has mSny @ IL don9
g pitcher. ,Ssm e g. ha%msr:a a. times ,,S SsS
SG5s %.iG
VILE has the efShSs prospects Il the A%SrcSP 6nm Az A
III e; s; sn S
my life"
The sun., 1890-08-01
4 LETTER FROM CHAMPION CASEY.
ireland Thinks She Has Two Men to Beat
All America at HAndbnlI.

Ireland Thinks Sho Has Two Men to Beat
All America at HAndbnll.
The delegation Of American haudba PLAYERS arrived
in ireland Sunday morning July ~ The nrst letter
fro the tourists was received yesterday from Cham
pion Phil Casey and addressed to the editor OF TUE
suN 1t was written from tho Imperial Hotel. Penn
broke street Cork, aud Is dated July AZ I'VE had"
said the Champion good passAge equally a. free
from storms any other Inconvenience as going to
Coney Island Not Of tho party missed meal. and
all in perfect health On arrival We were met
by the Cork and Middletown Handba clubs and every
thing was made very pleasant for us. We drove to
Middletown, and played the same afternoon On Mon
day We Blarney, and all kissed the sone That
evening royalty entertained by p Murphy the
weknown Brooklyn bill poster at the residence of his
brother
ION Tuesday Bernard Mcouado and myself played
JoneS tho champ ion OF Ireland and Hurley. To-day
Cwednesday) We play another match but against whom
iaG for tSs LAKES q kanog and On sunday play At
KAnturk Bx Alderman James Dunno and myself q, VIII
us or We have APnonnsed % thai We @ wii play any Two
''"afrom wha. have seen of Ireland thi. time am
s three MG5U 50 at i cgs ps nSn IN amy
looks prosperous They are blessed with good crops
expect to bo in Kanturt on Saturday evening. II
looks now as II the two men who are 70 be p.ted against
national ID stch are very briSht" .-.,.,-...
ireland sSn: viii Wis ys some ot snS inn
When they arrive there Champion Casey win have
opportunity Of extending himself II the foowinG ohHi
A. saS chanpoa iHH % Rand6a | Paycf Of Ameres
rrv:a in ' Yam thes ra r OF Of es eun1 n
inlay h% nSssh %Sa So S a
p"g Tse Parf Sa
can be made any time by commu1catipE with A: pitt
moor"
The sun., 1890-08-01

RACING At THE SPRINGS
Rhono Upsets the Talent in the AdIron
daok-BalEOwan Lands the Saratoga.

Rhono Upsets tho TaIent in the AdIron-
dack-BIlEOwah Lands the SaratOgA.
SARATOGA, July 31,-An attractive programme
drew q fair attendance to the race course. Al
though the track was ir good condition
scratches were too numerous to suit hackers
OF the horses. Only two out Of nine were left
In to try conclusions with Lavinia Belle in the
first race. Tho mare was an overwhelming
favorite at 4 to on. She won easily when the
issue came in the stretch by five lengths. Bal
Rowsn. favorite in the second race. won handily
at the finish by length from Black
lock. The purse race for three-year-
olds was reduced to match between
uiops ease. In the stretch, leading Worth home
ey hall m d4ssn Ss SSret5d khGn9 paid hs back
from Drlzzle. the outsider. Miss Belle the
fayorite, died away in tho stretch, Objection.
IN the tlfth race. by length. Bradford, a hot
first choice In the sixth rGce and Bsllyhoo,
Bersen iandine Bradford n winner neck eek and and
shoulders in front OF Ballyhoo. The sum-
maries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. of which $50 and the entrance money
B;ssS5wy1ff S.iSS TSSn,a Belle by Long
ssorssn Bfoshsfs aES Sr toSSssore S astcpp:j
Empire Stables b. Gf5s'S 4iSs p Ils 81 H'D0n'ld
Betting-On bAvinih Belle, to against LonGphora,
AZ TO 1, and Gortie D., 10 toI. MutuRB paid S2oO.
THE SECOND RACE.
The Saratoga Stakes for twoysar. olds, 800 each,
a 9 sSasa bsESSSn %1:
" i. GsSasm.ni 81 . Palestine iis tBsrno.,.:::
Monterey also ran s-,,,,
Ba:siosi RspssF'
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 for threeysar.oldS one mile and six
WnTnEo 4 Sons br f Reelare by Reform-olArA lit
A +. wOieottU cG o Worth, III dunn.
Bst.inr-on Reclare 10 to i; against Worth Q to1.
hutuais paid $3.50
THE FOURTH RACE.
The Adirondack Handicap handicap Sweepstakes
q, Hssfats b. c. Rhono, 4 by Flood-RosettA los
HSGsh g;sS III DrSzle 4 Ss tribe
Ruporia and Miss Bells Also ran ran
Rhons sts j. Clio Toto !. AND bfi1sis. Is .OL \ Eu: u
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse 800 for thrseyoarodS and upward; selling
j. i. seaEram;s ch. 9. Objection. 4 by Ma,t-cin.
dersla, iSs tshauer
smSns STf iHTo Sf pTeF e q ASsfS 81 TBoVsr 10"
Clay Stockton, opheia, Raymond, Harry Weldon,
clay q ' Hairy wsidon SSnH foI oS5.s
ton opheia and Dyer Is to each BArtollo, 20 10 l.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500 for all ages; selling allowances; Ex fur
@. d.Walesum,s b h. Bradford 9. by dlengArry or
BarcSs sh S' cornss siSo 81 "a tslsSig
Major Tom also ran
NutuAs paid $50
The sun., 1890-08-01
Rase Hail Notes.

Tom Holmes New York.-If the bEtsmGu reaches
dTBt missed third strike the pitcher get the
credit Of q strike out,
Tho Lyeeum Athletics would like to hear from some
good Uniformed out OF town preferred Address
Harry Rose, Secretary, 2l2 Nassau street. Brooklyn
IL looks very much As II Arle Latham and the Chi
Ing despatch last night the Athstics OF the Ame
Association eGotAtnK for the services OF the
celsbrItsd third baSemEn.
very runay catch va, made BY simon in the siEhth
which slmon ran for but I'm Just tho hall EbOu
~ drup To tho gTOnnd. While lying his back aud
vi IN his feel In midAiT he put out hand aud sue
eeeded In retiring his man
The bedford Base Hall Club Of Brooklyn would like 10
hear from any strong AmAsuT team Eyiug guarantee
Tor Aug Aso for games tnTng !ho nTst pArd Of sep
tsuLeT The uniOnS RoseVilu N j., A. c.. or RAh AZ
or EnGe wood held cubs preferred Address AnlEeT
Lif0 FULTON street. Brooklyn
Al Washington Park. Brookyn, thi. aftsFnoon, the
bFookV IN Ii Club plays the Pitsbu TRh Club two
Gams. Tor she t4ns price Of Aemissl9p ! : "A "a
tittsbuIEh team VI JaeAth Hgo are i've diAeSOnt OI
The sun., 1890-08-01
sKEILT DEFEATS M,r1ERNhE
It Locked Ike Knoek Oat, But the Ref
cree Stopped the Bout.


cree Stepped the Bout.
nns hotter in HAdss than It was at the rooms Of the
National Athletic club last night the baked and boiled
spectators that witnessed the sksy-MeTisrnsn "Eo'
don't want TO 70 there. It was simply awful; the
crowd was compressed into the room much sArdnes
arc In boz. Etiquette dispensed with, a. were
coats and vsstS and the iOoo spectators Swstsred and
suffered throaEh three long hourA
The nFht between these two clever 100 pound men
had been awaited with interest for weeks After the
usual exhibition of settoS which might have been dis-
penssd with the sarG OF the night oondssesndsd 20
make thoir appearance Fred Bird and Dan Gallagher
looked T after The National man while sim Collins Jim
Mike flahstty aud Charley White the judges whiiS
Tho better part OF the first round was spent in eau
toul mAn1uVres each seemed to be feeling the other.
leads sssmed 10 rattle MoTsmSn. who made poor de-.
fence and whose swings we're greatly miSjudged Mo-
four rounds OF like ohArAeleri skoly had
great abbn. left which he appeared to land wthout
MofisInsn'S counters and though he forced
the nGhting seemed unable TO land, three short rib
%S d sSSsauS bS os % os ROt sMsS ssSo o
stopped easily II was plain to SEQ that the National
ms m.Se %S s .s s @
buck with his head. but no foul was allowed.
vantage ssning in swinging rights and in tho sew
enth his stock up he clevcly lodging those hith
ssSS was nSs SiiSwed IN the 81 sishb and ninth ronns
sicily permitted MoriernAu to do nearly all the lead
% cs1sf S"' OF u" stops being exceptionally pretty ana
Both men went at each other IKE mad bulls in the
swinginE rights He appeared da1ed. and The referee
attempted 20 stop but the would not h.ye IL and
seeded in parting them just as the Captain OF Police
up On the stage And gave hi. decision IN favor
put was clearly outmAtched
The sun., 1890-08-01
RACING At 81. PAUL,
Cousin Jeems Wins the st. Paul Stakes
Very HandiIy.


Very Handily.
ST. PAU, July Slime st. Paul stakes the principal
at the Twin City track to-day an easy thing
for Cousin Jeems who showed that he had been under
rated ability to distance by making all the
running and scoring fast mile and quarter at tho
weight he carried.
Tho racing opened with purse for maiden two-year.
olds at six furongs Michael favorte and he won In
hand by Two lengths from Ysle 81 who beat Mrs Cen
Giirora length for second place Time. l:l6 Michael
Is likely colt and is brother to that good horse
Phil Lee.
The second rvce. at mile, had Rival for fayorte
lucky y. LUngshot was third two Lengths away. Time
l4l. The st Paul Stakes, At one mile and quarter
worth tho winner g. 665 followed Tho starters wei
Cousin JeemR ll3 Fitzgerald; WoodcrAfL IlU CurtisI
PlinY. lo6 Williams: Outbound, lo6 tSpoonerl;
Cashier, los FREEMAN; WArpeAk. 81 (SloAnl; BuS
mesa Sd u. Porer) WarpeAk closed fRvorite at 10
AsA contest the race requires description Cousin
Jeems led throughout and won clevorly by length
from the fayorlte who beat Cashier a neck for the
pace Time oSh
and upward at one mile and ftty yards. Mamie PonBo
the favOrr led nearly tho entire distance winning by
two lengths from Bena A. Cashier third. lime
t:4BL.
AItarrow was OF course hot favorte in the last
race mile three furlonEA had no trouble in
dsposng OF his SInR! held winning under a strong pull
By length from Heron tho latter being nearly a inr
long in front of Vice Regent the other starter Time
2i23. THIS is ARArrows third victory here and his
eleventh this season.
The sun., 1890-08-01
Patsy Doody Rises to Remark.

After the collins.smith 20 In Hoboken Monday
night Patsy Doody, tho Instructor of the Nonparen
A. C., and teacher of Collins who much pr ovoked
over the decision came out with little challenge on
his own hook. lie not only dissatisfied with the
decision. but folt particularly Collins should
have hurt his right hand in the third round. which
accident Patss says was severe enough to make him
this man Smith has any right the title Of feather
weight champion Of England, a. he claims they
have pretty poor lot OF feather weights there
II can't knock him out in sx rounds with any kind Of
needn't risk cent. I'll do It In two week. and I've
doue training while he hA, been hard work for
nearly q month. There's chance for him Ill scale
At l9 poundA and think this Is pretty liberal oHer,
but guess Smith don't want any or Il. He known he
wouldn't be In itn
The sun., 1890-08-01

A Constant ReAder-The Secretary of the Mania ttan
Club is +. J. PreuderRasL IS Broad street New York
The Metropolitan District Cricket League will prob
ably raise guarantee TO nave the australians gVo
weeks exhibition in New York
Tho Order of tho Sons OF St George OF Brooklyn will
play game with their brethren from Stamford Conn,
At Prospect Park on Labor Day. They will provide
luncheon for seventy.
Great interest 10 being manifested by cricksters In
the Of the candidates for tho League prZeA
and the SECRETARY s being besieEeA by inquiries on tho
RAinsrord Cup and II. Z Jackson OF the CosmopotanS
for the Boyd CuD
Tomorrow the League champ pionship games will
be: Manhattan va Now Jersey A. c. At Prospect Park
Cosmopolitan vs. Kings County at Central Park and
New York Bedford, at Prospect Park. No date has
yet been nxed for tho Manhattan Now jersey A. C. or
CoSmopolitanNsw York postponed games but tit is be-
lsVed they will take place on some Thursday during
August
The trouble in tho Pittsburgh Club has resulted In
Alexander Macpherson the vol known player. COM.
pletey sey0rng his connection with tho organization
i Ia that another club will be formed in
Pittsburgh. but Mr. Macpherson has relnQuished all
ideas of playing again this The opinion II pretty
general that o has not been properly treated and Mr.
Macpherson, who 10 well known In the meropo!iA has
the sympathy Of tho cricketers in this vicinity
The sun., 1890-08-01
Rt. George A. c. Meeting.

meeting Of the Games Committee OF the 81 George
Athletic Club was held at the club house in the ST.
George building 2O7 East Sixteenth street. last night
Chairman Julius J. Herman occupied the chair and
large amount OF business transactod All the ar.
rAngemenB the great field citing OF the organize
tion, whish will be held on Saturday, Aug. y on the
American groundS l3oth street and Railroad avenue
were completed.
The Chairman announced that from the number OF
antTiea lin nIre heinu In dchar
Of the cempettors already received the meeting prom
ed to bo tho best OF the Tho New York Ath-
letic Club viii enter twenty men, the Manhattans will
have nearly thirty athletes hand, while tho Berke-
Bridge New Jersey PAstime Staten Island Brooklyn
Heights. West End Rivorade and Irish Athletic clubs
and Acorn Athletic Association and Prospect HArrerB
have assured the committee Of the entries OF the best
athletes of those ORGANIZATIONS The committee will
meet again TueSdAy night pass upon the enrieS
served.
The sun., 1890-08-01
Hanks Wa, Licked Tb,, TIM.

Lon BankS the supposed wonderful 100 pound man
who whipped two men last week, and was considered
TO be worthy antagonist fer Jimmy Larkns was put
against Jake sankay, Newarker. who was said to
weigh only 1873 pounds but who looked DO seven or
eight pounds heavier. with two-ounoe gloves The
scrap took place Yesterday afternoon In the attic OF
private house In this ciy in tho presence OF the three
sports who talk ed about backing against arkina
hnd 1--we others WHO were invited guests Tho bout
10 be trial OF HAnkss Rameness SAnkRy said to
be terror at smashing and he to get SIS for doing
his best in six nds regardless of who Bankay
did turn out to he brutal punisher lie had no idea OF
SCIENCE, and he didn't seem to mind IlRnks's blows .
bit He 1uSt rushed in and pounded Hanks all over
on the face breast and stomach Tho result Hanks
The sun., 1890-08-01

The Hudson County Jockey Clubs programme


First Race-Five furlonRs; selling Ripton. 1875
pounds; jim Cray l22 LomAX l22 WiSsAhIokon colt,
l2i; Long Jack, liza; yanos ii9 oseeolA il6: Cold
shakeSpears li2; CAnteen ii2i unAdAEa 100 Sierra
Nevada IU1
Second Kace.-six furlonaL Master Walter lls
pounds; CAmmAck, lls; Foos. lia; Trojan. IFS: Mn-
olitwood ~; spanisId; u; spsnaaIi is; lila H.
ltThird Race-slx iurlongs; selling. Prince Edward,
lot pounds; Lonely, lO6 Freedom. los jennie McfAr.
Lemon blossom, o.; HulliEAn, rs; He, ss.
Fourth Raco-Sh furlongg: selling Lo PAnto ITO
pounIsi WoOdcutteE, liOi PAroIinG lOT; EnoIG G;
Alarming, lOIi GsnlAchy lOOi CarAcouA, loo FAvorA
B7; Pigeon 81.
filt6 Kace5Mile and sixteenth; selling Juggler.
ITO pounds; Guarantee, Ito; st. Valentine los: Key.
note, lO0 j. OBJ. lo1; Fannie H.. 97i subAtern, OF;
CAspGr, 81
Lancaster. i27' 2uib6gr ~ Marty b., I?l. Johnnie
Eugene HrOdie il6; Arizona, lla GilIner iI5; John
Mullins, llj Biscuit ll5; Cora Tanner iOa
The sun., 1890-08-01
Tho Meadow Clubs Tonurs Tourney.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 3I.-Continued beautiful weather
and large attendance again favored tho Meadow Club
the third day of Its open tournament here to-day
Although the wind continued to sweep down the court
with great force good the order OF the day
Tho scores;
Ladies' Doub)es final round-Miss q. W. Roosevelt
and Miss Belts beat Miss Roosevelt and Miss Dns
more 0-A e. Sc. Ga
Second PriZe-Mins Dinsmore and Miss E. c. RooSO-
welt beat Miss Bacon and Miss Holt, 6-2, 6-l.
Mens DoubleG First Round-C. r novland and ].
Rowland beat O. Atterbury and L. O. Sanford, so
al; r. P: Huntington and O. 5, Campbell beat V.
Beach and W. X Fowler "a 6-3 ca: Ford Hunting
ton and Dean Miller beat H. NJ. Billings and y. H. BettS
S-a 90, Ga: W b. Dinemore and r. +. johnson beat
H. A. Taylor and FoxhAil Keene by default
Ascend Round-o mpbell and R. P. Huntington
beAJ W. B. Dinntnore and r. z johnson, 60 B-8 G. r.
Hokland and J, Howiand beat Ford Huntington and
Dean Miller, ST. Is. B-5.
SnRles Final Round @. P. Rowland beat R. "
Beach. Sc, 4-S, 1o-S, 6-3.
The sun., 1890-08-01
Entries Mt Brighton Beach.


Tho card Tor Brighton today Is!
First RAce-Fiye fur!onEs: selling; maidenH. }. Y
NJ, l22 pounds. Becoy ID ck Glly, :" Vera lu5 Aus
traand, lUS, TogA lO2. Sadie. iO2 somers colt IOl
Marie ", lO1 Miss Maggie lUl Cecilia VI; Raw W. 81
Felix es Violet ged!nE, "; TappAhannock, "a; Lady
N . 90; Pasadena. 81.
Second Race-Seyen furlonRs; selling Brait Il8
pounds. The Doctor no: brand Duke los: Racauet
los; Iivd. 1915 larspring IO3: Consgnee, iO8, Gyda
lo5. Pommery Sec lU2; OssA l0l: Anne N iUI; Lake
wood. 10; uhamoIy o.; Pilot, ~: Cheney, 81.
wood 100 bt Luke. lU8; NindeX 100; Drumstick lu9;
GlenmorId 100; Eeve, 100 Reward. Ion. Fergus lU7 :
Rosemary Murray ge!dinE, S6; urbanA, Si; Graft
tude, IL
Fourlh haco-Handichpi one mile ana sixteenth
Badge. 1872 pounds BRllston. lis; Seymour, li2 La
htte. I6: Brian BOru. los, Bonanza 100; Glory 40;
Miss cody. ~; Count Dudley. o.; ExtrAvaRance, e3
Maid OF RchlAnd, o.
,anna. Ia MILF & &ThSrndSS iIS
lI5.
siyth RacS-one mile and three quarters; over seven
hurdlssi hapdcap 1arluin, I55 pounds; bhsSAnio
lhS; Echo 49, Killarney, i4T: SchoolmAstsE l&S, Jim
Murphy lao: Lee Chrs;N, la7; John baroyoorn, 1874;
FuLurty. 1885, Gray Gown 100; HarrotSbuTR, ISo
The sun., 1890-08-01
NEW YORK (P. ~. 8; CHICAGO (P. LII.

NEW YORK tP. IL. 8; CHICAGO tP. L.. 1.
CHICAGO. July 8l.-Comiskey's mon made a
present OF to.day's game to the New Yorks.
Five blooming errors In one short but dis
astrous inning, In which only ak OF the enemy
faced Baldwin. did the business. The nine
Gothamites. who wore their natty and fetching
black suits, might have made seventeen runs
had they been so inclined. but they did not
play the part OF hogs and were satisfied to
est OF errors, over tho plate. The brothers
Buck and John Ewing formed New York's
one inning the sixth. We're the pirates able to
size up his delivery. Then they only got two
hits, one OF the scratch order. made by Ryan,
followed by Comiskey's three -cornered shot to
deep centre. The score: