davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
SLAMS ROYAL BARoEs.
They Arc u Strange aud weirdiy FASH
Ioued Craft aud Richly Ornan,ented.

They Arc u Strange aud welrdiy FASH
Ioned Craft aud Richly Ornamented.
royal barge In siam Is n portontous
structure. Its lower part IS an Inn
mensely long aud rather Hat boat, turn
Ing up AT the ends, so that these arc
reared many feet above tho water.
Strangely aud weirdly fashioned arc
these towering ends, says Murray's
Magazine, presenting TO view such Won
ders rs a colossal dolphin covered with
gliding, multi-colored crocodile. or
glitterlng dragon, all rcd, green aud
gold.
Along the benches fore aud aft arc
packed the paddlors, dressed in gor-
geous costumes OF the brightest colors.
royal red predominating; aud from
the middle of the hull rises the pavll-
lion OF state. a sort OF pagOda with four
corners, richly covered or inlaId with
colored bits OF porcelain aud gilded In
tinsel. hung with bright curtains, fos-
TONED with real and artificial flowers.
and surmounted with one or more OF
the peaked ombloms OF royalty. In
side is y sort OF chamber In which arc
placed old-fashloned weapons, some
palace guards In gala dress, aud per-
haps soBe courticrs or officers OF state,
One OF these monsters will carry d.
towering structure With throne as tho
top, upon which His Majesty will sit IL
no comes out TO hoaor the procession
with his presence. Otner less preten-
tlous royal barges Will carry only
large awning draped with the royal
standard aud looking mt distance
rather like n howdah taken Oft tho back
OF some gigantic elephant anu lifted
into the canoe. In spite OF tho great
sire OF these evinthians and the small
ness OF the paddles they travel at a
very good pace. driven by the short,
sharp strokes OF multitndinous mon on
each side.
procession OF half dozen such
giants following one another, aud fol.
lowed ia their turn by smaller but cana
clous barges, belonging To- tho chief
princes and mobiles. makes grand
spectacle on this noble river. aud rivals
probably the greatest glories attained
on our own river by the wator pagcants
OF medlpvai London
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
Jener.on AMT No clrcu. Actor. "

What does you do In "A shove"
Joseph Jefferson IA the Century ro.
latcs that tins question was asked him
by Southern negro. lie continues:
| told him that IL would be rather
difficult for mo 10 explain TO him what
my peculiar line OF business was.
''Wcil. said John, docs you swal :
low kniyes?"
/ told him had no talent whatever
In that line
Nv T.. your son ,old me that you
swallowed knives. and forks, aud hre,
and do Lord knows what all. aud | be-
lleye ho was Just foolln' mo
agreed with him. saying that no
was quite capable OF IT,
"Wcll. dere's one thing certain, said
John, lyon don't act IN n clrcns"
l asked him how he could be sure OF
that. Here he burst into an immoder-
ate III OF laughter, almost dipping tho
canoe over la his violent mSth
"Oh, no 40, sab; you can fool mo
on dat I've seen you get on your
horse: you Amt no circus actor"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
sh. !. Rn,her ynr.a,lls

Miss Sabry Seamans OF Factoryvlllo.
Pa, n thrifty householder. ~ years of
age. doos her own domestic work, kee ps
large hennery. takes caro- OF her gar.
den. weaves hundreds OF wards OF rau
carpet every year. aud works out her
road tax with shovel. hoe, and Wheels
barrow, and with an honest thorough
ness that makes thc heart OF tho road
master rejoice.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

one OF It's hoofs II dashed II backward
with unerrlng,aim, striking down the
foremost dog and throwing IL several
yards TO the rear, where IL lay strug-
Cling In the agonies OF death. But this
effort was the last. Jerking its long
neck violently outward, the giraffe
reeled over on one side aud fell heavily
TO the earth, severely crushing the
leopard In It's fall Both animals were
killed by the two sportsmen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

many he Is regarded as his fathers
superior I'm business matters. and for
several years he has been 1.-THE wiz
ards" confidential adviser. Tho homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould is close
by that OF Jay Gould. which Is ut tho
corner OF Fortv-seventh street and Fifth
avenue. In New York. Part OF each
summer Is spent In log cabin In tho
Adirondack Mountains.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
AN EXCITING ADVENTURE.
A half Breed Guides Trsachery tn .
Man with n broken Leg-rhe Horrors
OF Forest FIre--A Pistol shot at
Forty yards-rhe issscue.

had often wondered how my friend
Sturteyants lameness was caused. but
had hcsitatcd 10 ask him, for fancied
he was sensitive about H. IL was not
unnatural that he should be. for no was
an athlete aud unusually handsome OF
face and figure. with only one physical
blemish. writes David A. Curtis la the
New York World
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
III. Original Liberty POLE.

Papa" said Willie. who has been
studying United States history. III have
Just found something out"
"What Is it?'
''l'll bet that Kosciusko was tho
original llbcrty-Pole.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
They win Come.

There are no iiies on me-" proudly
remarked hale ard hearty old bacbe.
Tor with silver hair and n rudy check
Eyes. but there are" said his pretty
Niece. running her fingers through Tho
gray locks. ''timn nlea"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

Try IL. however, and you will be sur
prisad TO see how easily IL can be done.
You will find the center OF gravity by
laying the end OF the handle OF tho
knife on the edge OF a table, or your
thumb, or hrtter still on tho edge o.
goblet filled with water.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

Mrs curtln--IIow did yon like tho
acting, dear!
MIR Curtln-I cant say enjoyed IL
very much; but still | suppose ono
ought To be satisfied at socIng "Ilamlet'
played by genuine ham.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

Father IlyacInthe calls for National
oh urch In ordcr 20 preserve the public
,ainst clcricalisn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
A TRICK FOR THE BOYS.


Hang the ladle on the blade OF PEN
knife In such manner that the blade
and handle OF the knife form an angle
OF about 45 degrees. You may think
that II Is an impossible position.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
GEN. p. J. JovBERr.
Remarkable Life OF tho vics-President
OF shs south African Republic.

OF the south African RepubiIc.
The life OF General Joubert Vice.
President OF the South African Re-
public, whose portrait Il given here
with, has been a remarkable one. Capo
Colony, at the Cape OF Good Hope, al
though originally settled by the Hol-
landers, was coded to tho English after
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

sleep II you have ever slept on n pile
n pine bouyhs yon know that ! slept
well.
Next mornlng We made an early
start. aud WAS full OF the excitement
o. the hunt when | made an unlucky
step on fallen tree aud foil headlong
10 the ground. That wouldn't have
been anything serious II nv boot hadn't
sauh ht ia the crotch OF onu az the lin be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

Ten ycarlng FLIES from August Bclmonts nursrry
stud are be sold by auction at Monmouth PARK IN
morning They ia -iunalll bred young Ladies, ana
there may be a Frenz opnaway among them.
Mr. Belmont sells them because he has more Than he
cares to train. one Is "A daughter of KlngnNhcr ana
Bclona and the Others by II. Blai,c and The III
Is.d All Of Kngnsh"rs stock VIII be sought for now
a. that rather neglected stallion has been gathered 70
his fathers. Kinefshcr never had far chance IN
the stud.
Good stations seem 10 be in great demand. The
Italian Government has Just taken posse sion "i
Melton Lord lIastng''S DERBY winner. for which no
les A price than 10000 paid ~ Melton has
NOT bccu cons picUOS success In the stud, the English
part with him without regret The Hungarian Govern
mcnt first class sire and is willing ~ pay any
price, us special agent offered $50 900 for Donovan
but the Duke Of Portland declined 10 sell fabulous
offer for Barcadinc rejected and Mr.. Phillips re
fused 10 let C'alard 80 for 100000.
sporting opinion IS the name Of "A new paper pub
lishcd IN Philadelphia by f. Eidgway griffith. who was
formerly on The New York Herald staff. Its prlnc
nal business Will be 10 say something about horse
races. before they are run well as afic" IL pro
tends TO special unusual amount OF virtue. but
declares that II is the enemy Of rascaltyN
l pocrSy and dishonesty, and that whenever II secs
a dishonest head racctraCk II VIII nave shy AZ
Furthermore, II announces that II cannot be scared
or bought vet II Is sold every day for 3 cents D. w.
Higgins known 10 all eocrs. has hold Of the New
York end Of II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

Norwesn bar. Austrain. sydney or Melbourne
70 Iiayt aud lacS rom TurG. Island to Camden ner.
rhanc',c. sat on rfi'ate terms; Danish bark africa
,teamcr M,ycf Muller to Brunswick rails, 81 so. and
p M fair si eNgG oG 5 GG" Sc, and nd
![Ma" terms, Mcss qg2ad at sl3 25dtli short Clear.
:i3 ".n - %; Family NJ, -l2aTl2 90 ENtra Prmc
Incia Ms ia -, IL fA;ra Mc,s in bLs - 2!Gs7 IS;
mir HANS DUH ana ungssas d. cqotcd here at 5l5;
Sray It dy re, >s $500 = F@kd 'T Bes 81 = +
1lSrr1sr %ac; 1000 rG.G Ham, "'elOc 200 ,o
rcScd Ii,G>. rs j. aycragc. lr,t haf septewbsr ~
ago 5ec fo 10 r. PicFl Hams. -, aiOc; smoked DO.
lo"@ l(,'G ,'r:id Shondrri RI smoked o. &c.,;
RIBS, July ,od at iod312.9c: August 5I5d5 nc SIP:
far demand. Cty heavy 10 IIrht ja j. pigs 5'c
ing t NJ G@ tn d 2@g az beam t S bcf SHd
p@ nsr -howca az aaIanc a. eomPored YIN 100
G St1 o, G,ne a. 6tS So a. hfs s aGd
August closed ~ G.l7r bd alrs. 600 6l2a6 BE;
rid0 ~ 10 I'D. a. 80 o 80 t Sp xoysmbrT
closed at g. ,alc 800 tc, 0tOdG2c December closed
sou Aar,a IS@ o'i f?.Pr SioTSy '
Ss " osp ' end, r5ca ".y"iS :
Taaa CamCr abs fnncy az good to choisd
l$algc icin ticsmery fancy l7q 7@c Ws-;c4 Cream
loG15c; common, sdSc; state Dairy haii.irkIn Mbs
g p' State " G,ry i we5 9'' tubs fancy s'0i i5a l iG
wSn P9y na1 f9 9q Ia M g"Sa eac
fair, Gdsc western Dairy choice lie; do food a9c;
ar.ts. Saa9c' seconds 7csc; thirds. 52dGc;
Western Dairy and Factory. common. ~ ic...:.-...
ChEt>E- There Wis 40 further change to-day. though
tho ccline continued weak and trading very modcra".
state creamery full fancy colored. sac do white.
Ole d, TIM. do good o. prime 7ia14c common to
fair &c .; STATE Factory, part skins 3aGc, common to
choice: Western fiat. common e. good. CG1c..-. ItH'S
strictly I'm stock commands fun prizes but otherwise
tic" j. DUH heavy market. STATE and Ponhsl wanna
f. IA, 1G.1l7c; Canadian fresh ld0l62ci do fair t"
good. 119 Liz; Western, li@Gljc for choice; common
Nrj,ii- laa-Qui't for the day. but firmly held
-: do ro-. and rcsht g. Eca4ci Firm and in
uotc.at. demand. Crushed Gsc cut Loaf. &C cubs.
Csc: Powdered g lilGc; Grrnunt"d. 6Ac Mould -"
,-1Gc; Conf'ct.ourl~' ~ 3l6c standard az tc
OF ~" - l3-iGaj'.c. White Extra &C" 1l-Gc EAtra
&C." 5ied5'-c; &C." 5tc: Yellow, 5dj-c.
STEAEING Land - adv but quiet quoted IN tr' NJ
7--aSc; DO in binds. 7-a7a,c. Oloomarsarinc firm at
Co. fer city.
city quote! al .lG. BIZ. ~a's $1,000 - AZ 1-lGc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The produce markets were extremely quiet yester
day. and wheat lower while corn and oats
we're firm. The trading was local and professional.
with Insignificant variations There was a common
disposition to await the publication Of the Govern
mcnt report, which is due to-day, The total trans
actions In wheat options did not reach 100000
bushels aud early reports Of rain where It most
needed were Offset by renewed demand for export.
Cable, were firm, and wet weather was reported
IN England. bat neither the favorable from
the West nor the unfavorable news non Europe I'M
parted life to the speculation. The final rally
caused by buying for the short" account we'll
for export. July options opened AT % and advanced
to 30 II. August started at "a IS and after
variations Of Il cent closed at - -. september
opened ut 81 II, declined 10 "a l. and then rallied
To 81 81, and December gained > cent from it,
lowest price. on the curb the market was strong
the early dealings IA 10 Il cent, but closed steady.
The engagements for export were 100000 bushels.
which were destined chiefly to British pot,.
Corn ruled stronger on bad crop reports from II.
Tie advance was helped by export trading. options
gained Il to 80 cent ana closed pretty well up 10
the top figures. July closed at -; August, 10 - ::
september Al IL, and October at -. on the spot
the price advanced Il to Il cent on fairly active
trading The sale, for export were O-Ooo bushels.
oats were irregular for spot lots. Mixed de
white were II cent better on local demand. OPP
tons were dull and unsettled. July closed az "a Is
August, "a; september. 33. and october at 33 ! :.
Lard opened weaker, but closed with a fun
recovery. July closed at 3G O5; August 81 Il;
september S6 ~ october, ~ 36; November. rs Al,
and December 81 -. Rcfu"rlcS took LOO uerc"s.
The receipts Of grain and flour reported yesterday
At New York, Philadelphia and BaltimOl" were a. fol
lows Wheat, $500 bushels corn 222, 56l bushels:
oats. s0.407 bushels. total grain. 3945j7 bushels
-four 2i.0o5 packages, At Chicago Milwaukee and
corn. ;9i.-f2 bushels: oats. l4O.2G4 bushels total
grain, G25 24G bushels -four, 1G,OO7 barrels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

Chicago. July (Spccial-Whcat to-day declined
a fraction. not because there more bear news than
BULL but because there was suspicion or a conflict
almost every important fact presented during
The day. Gable, fatty contiadictcd one another.
July wheat opened at -. touched - l.. and closed
at - 81. August opened at - If and closed at
20 II september opened at - - and closed at
- o. December opened AT 81 i and closed at
81 IL The start of the market was little easier,
because If cool weather In the Northwest. The
volume Of trading from the opening 10 the close,
small There wcr' numerous messages from the NOith-
west, announcing damas" done by the recent NOT
weather. some If these messages, because OF their
extravaganza, were devoid OF influence. The public
me, age from Liverpool 10 the Board said that II lad
been raining all DAY in England and described the
markets a firm although quoting only TRIVIAL ad-
vanccS. The weather map showed Eght rams IN
Illinois, Missouri. Indiana and Kansas. The corn
crowd concluded at once thdt the much-ddFortlacli
drouth had been broken. and that the prcc, would
-ycedily 20 pieces. there was UI>h az the open
Ink Ia sell. and prices had small decline. Itle
dcbcratiln however moderated the first vleW>. u1t,
kept all the session within narrow range Yielding
n little early IN the day IN sympathy With corn. but
closing finally just vhcrc II opened. There was -
little attempt early - bull lib, and lard. II was
mot however. by free selling on the part Of Ryan,
Parker and others, The result wa, that ~ IN" close
both lard ribs showed decline from Tuesday night
Iorl, WI, hardly mentioned. on the curb september
s. heat -Od "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

po.,oo July o-Nichols was wild to-day sending eleven
men to first balls. hitting two and making wild
ntcb Tho game was called to allow the visitors catch
/, train Attendance, 9sl The score
RG,. .sa, q. Lo:.....:. Q 90 S-e
Scn q: EsSls and S haEep np,
M 1s(1SSis 3 '''''''' '' N '' '
The Boston Players League did batting
to-day and piled up sixteen The team work Of
Boston far superior to that Of the visitors Attend
ance 1872 The score:
g Hs;sei% ID. h9....o 9 9 Q is s
dissatisfaction IS. Cleveland is. Errors-Boston 4,
Cleveland Pi,chers-tiumbert and Mc''ill Cmpires-
Matthews and Bakey.
philadelphia July o-Young Gleason pitched great
hail thi, afternoon Cincinnati down to three hits
and except a wild throw ~ Mayer, he would have
succeeded shutting the visitors out Attendance 3cSo
The
r ialS.,,f (S. n9.. 9 9 9 9 9 O.
Ba>ohit>- Philadelphia ., Cincinnati B. Errors rhia-
Tmpirc-Lynch.
The pitt,burg Players club ran away with the Phila-
dclphia this afternoon. Attendance, 77d The
F FalsSasgH .' q. h2 9 % %SlSS
rrsS%re l9 aTFo and
Maui Tmplrcs-Knieht and Jones.
Columbus. July 9.-The Rochester and Columbus teams
pavcd close to-day, the home team
being beaten in the tenth inning by this score
T EGc@os'cE . ......... Q Q 9 Q Cd
Ba.ehi;s- Rochester o. Columbus Q. Errors Rochester
Z olnmhus 4 Pitchors-t,astright and Calihan. III
pre>-poo>cher and Peoples
Toledo. July 9-Thc Toledo team outplayed its Brook
lvn Association rivals every point to-day and won by
tho ann eNcd score:
RrooEIvn ........ l o o o-5
Basahit<-To;odo 10 brooklyn 3 Erro!S-To!edo J.
Brooklyn l. pitchers Cushman and Mattimo7c. umpN'
-Io0lr.
Louisville July 9-Thc Louisville and Athletic teams
pay,d TODAY. the home team winning. The Louisville
nine bat,od out victory the opening inning. Ap-
pended j. the score:
Athletic. ................o 0 o Q 9 o-i
Louisville .......--.--.3 U U 10
Basohits-A athletic l. Louisville . Errors Athlete
. Louisville 4. Pitchcr--Scward and Mcakim. Tn
pro-Kcrin..
St Louis, July 9-The Syracuse team ortpayed the
ST. Louis ninc both field and at the bat and won
to.day's game by This
s. S.roI Ts,. ............G . Q 3 % O.
Ras,hits-Syracuse u. 81 Louis & f,rrors-Svracuse
g. Loui, j. Pitcher,-kccf" and Wit.rock. Umpire
-Tmsiic.
At Wilmington Baltimore 10. Wilmington 5.
At Sew- Haven Ncw.Taycn Is. Worcester I.
Chicago July "a dispatch from Detroit. Mich,
The international Baseball has collapsed aud
Yesterday Officially declared dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
THE NJ ARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Beans. Dbl.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-Thc spot market FOR Rio rIlcd about steady
to-day, but there little life 20 the trldng. No. Z
Hat bean quoted AZ -aS.r ald ind cribd do l''c
Mid crowth> Jad light inquiry. options started out
weak owing 10 lover cables opening sales showed "A
decline Of lOd20 points. after which there was further
slight drop months but later IN the DAY IA" gen
cral market rallied 10 points covering Of shorts
leaving of firm. Receipts Rio and Santo- continued
large and exchange quoted lower. both Of which
helped The early decline aNrc lost # on near, aud
OH r. on late months Hamburg closed l.dl2 OIL.
London was Sd lower. Official quo.ationS 20 p m
July. 1Gs I'd August 7GS Sd september 7G> Cd October
-, Sd; November. -, Cd December. rs !m. Kio
quotes: Regular first. $50; good second ! 300 ;
exchange private" 23L receipts 5000 bag, total stock
1872 Oou bags market quiet, Santo. r'ccpts 1000 bags
receipts at Rio July To July 1870 - 900 bags same
time 1889. a. 900 bags time. ISIS 10000 bags
receipts. at santos July To July 3, $500 10000 bag,
same time 1850. coo BAGS tu.r ISIS. $4,000
bags. Total sales here TODAY. Gl5OO bac follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

Roth teams hit hard and nefed well I'm the game AZ
Newark vc,tord1y but the Ncwarks' hits counted the
most and consequently they The score:
Newark ......---.''.... II
Washington U u
Rasehit,-Nevark 10. Washington II. Errors-Ncv ark
I Washincon !. Pitcners-Dooms, Sullivan and Phillips.
Impire-Eunt
The Jcscy city club will probably engage Bradley to
covor second base The Hartford yesterday released
uodgman catcher.
The New.York and Pitts5uIg League teams Will play
ot the POLO to-day and the NcwYOk Chicago
p,,vers teams at Brotherhood Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

Liverpool July O. - p u.-B,ef-iloG.r- ofcr r""ly.
,rt tidii,r. oIor mod ritclr Hams Ih. -upDy l.
arre cut about II to 10 p d1 az l$s i.acon
~ SOS che, Holders oncr moderately Anrri IN finest
whl ana coorcA steady i9S Oh Taliow lloa"ro of"r
r. civ Spr> OF tulpcntirc- Holder, offer dcTltelv
nrm at 3is 81. Hosin Holder, oncr sParinei Lard
Sno, and futurc.-IlOders oder sIarincN. Wheat ana
rour- Holders oer sparngy. Cofn-Spot and futures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

Athletic Club in an Amateur Athletic Union champion
ship game at Yonkers yesterday. The
Yonkers A. C. .... 0 o.
Batteries-lllard and Murray, Taylor simons I'm.
pirc-White.
The recors Of the clubs To date IN the Amateur
Athletic Uni,n championship series Is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

livclest kind Of batting and good fielding work were
the filling the at Eastern PARK yesterday
between the Chicago Brooklyn PLAYERS League teams
The homo PLAYERS won after hard fight Prefers
poor work az base marrcd what would otherwise
have remarkably clever contest The home players
began to and at first II looked Ike
an easy victory for the After the third inning
the Windy city men gauccd WcyhngS delivery ana the
BROOKLYN men needed all hits they could make Ward
Bauer Van IIaren and Farrell the honor Of the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

low middling II Bloc good ordinary 10 l3Gc net and
receipts bales exports cOastwise 10 pale saes
$50 bales stock, 23,5i7 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
SPECIAL TRAINS TO MONMOUTH PARK. VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Leave New York. from foot Of DcsbrosseS and Cort-
land sts every day at II 80 II 90 noon
IL 80 p. m, and SATURDAYS only at 100 y: m.
Returning Immediately after the races. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
NAETFORD.

iiiSaS city -. y. Q o.
on, ecsorsJ r,cy city I, Hartford 3 LIZ, bases
sy Civ .. Hartford .. TWo-b1>c hits-Mcfuckcn boo.
isey Van Ast.nc >. Mrrphy, Fitzgerald. Foster stolen
SSsS-McGu' ken. Double pays-Kouss"y and Doolcy
Salings and Moore. sacrifice hit--Nan Alstne Nj.
DeG.ot, bradley WALSH. struck ort-Lys;on. Eascht,
1O1 INstOB -. OF Annis Fist base bas-Or
Ayst0n D. OF Anns !. Passed BALTIMORE. Wild pitches
~Lyslon !, Annis !. Cmpirc-Nacntnc Time-l 81
4he Engewood Field Club had an easy defeating
ne Manhattan Athletic CLUB at Engewood yesterday
"est'et pitched his strong game striking four.
Nen men out. Gaunt threw we'll catching five base.
turner's L. .Mowery batted hard making home run
aho two.bsggcr The score.
Msssh,,tosodd !. c.. %
,sasehits-Enclcwood +. {. II Manhattan A. c. o
s-Lnclcwood +. c. 2 Manhattan A. C. s. Batteries
,'eNet ana Gaunt. Mccormick and O'Leary
NAe New.York Athletic Club defeated the Yonkers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

LIrucd ruH.S. l. Athletics o :. J. Crickct> !. First
ts'e o c.lor-N. J. Athletic, J. = T. CrIcket, 3. Left
las.-S. J. Athletics T. >. l. (rckcts IS. Base, balls
on Burns = OF !lng = Sinc@ oAt-Warrcl tadmus.
SlJcau, erI -. S!1uldug bFyn. lL:Oc NInortO Bhfn~
kns.cI, Campbell Iyuc, Stloboich. d. tf1Imonii Dep
Ilel. stolen bases Hubbard Dc t,armcndia. ,arr Cad
mus. sacrifice hits tCuI>. >pdulding 1wOhasc hit
q GarmelGa. DoIbc play Tnrockmorton. Tyng and
Safr III by pitcher Hubbard Ia,ood bll!s-Kinser ..
lHplge-Wcst. Time OF ganc-l q. Attendance 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

Another pretty played by the jersey City
team Yesterday whom it defeated the Hartford Oakland
Park. Iy,ton knocked Of the bcX in sixth
inning while Ann who succeeded him, did fare any
better. McDcuott pitched with good effect twobapgci
by Poster saving the visitors liom a Wh!tewa,h. The
score a. follows.